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Evening star., 1898-06-07

3c for quantity beautiful Jfp-
wv anese Fans. Two for proper
price of one-two for &c.
Evening star., 1898-06-07

Roc for soc Shirt Waist Sets
Of French enamel, rolled
gold. sterling silver and Jewels.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-07-23

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-07-23
1Efucs E;IcLvcI.

Cne hundred centencG:ans Gie ii IMP
land yca.ly.
AT average of eco vessels daily .eava
the Thames fer Az parts CT the world.
Although Lord Eoscbcry never ut
teECs foe ,S2.i ga:1>s, h. is 4 ,:a:roI- cf
tH:; ScC. 49,, iF1Ct.a.. aySGC!l ION
4 E:i1:.,c c. Iia:cs l.; CT age frcrn his
birth. and 4 chair is placed i3r him on
the right cf the throne in TIE house of
lords.
The princess of Wales has n remark
able collection of hats and bonnets, con-
sisting Of all those she had worn dur
ing the 80 years she has led London
fashion. Each hat or bcnnct, careful.
~ put away, bears the date of the sea-
son CT its use.
Attention has lately been called in
England to the will of the late Charles
relham Tillicrs, who, it seems, left n
fortune of $1,7S2 ,c25, and yet continued
I" draw n civil pension of $7GO year
even after he came into his magnificent
property. .....
Seaside resaTts GoE rot seem to furnish
~aEy supporters to race meetings.
This is noticed especially at places like
Catwick and Plumpton ard Lirgtield,
I'll CT which can be reached easily from
the queen of watering places, but
chiefly draw their "gates" from the
metrc~olis.
\ Picturesque and romantic ceremony
tncli place at CullcGcn On the one hun
s,rcl a2d C::y-scccrd anniversary of
the battle. which strrc!; - Gaath-blow
to h., ~f
Amidst Il considerable asscn:b!a~c sew
crcl wrcatEs were placed beside the
memorial cairn, ard Mr. Theodore Ma
Tier. in Highland costume CT striking
PATTERN, representing tie Scottish An
rivc"s2!T and Historical society, Galiv-
Cr"d ~ Grafton, after Gcrositing Il
wreath !~:G@ CT boy ard ivy leaves and
heather in the form CT tairge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-07-23
How They Catch Rogue. in Paris.

a year ago policemen stationed at the
crossings Of principal bculcv"rIs or
Paris were provided with handsome
white Cnameled "biIiies" and LCI@Icts.
The patrols are now armed with " weaP-
on new TO the history of police annals
1t is piece Of chalk. When surround
ed by crowd OF hostile tou@!s who
hustle the guardians Of the peace the
patrolman deity puts chalk marks on
the clothing Of his assailants. who are
thus arrested when rcnfOrcements ar
rive.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
STOCKS RULED DULL.
Bonds Absorbed a Greater Part of
the Attention of Spec
ulatOrs.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY.
Prev.
Close. Day.
Bar silver, New York. =. 59lA 590591A
Call money, New York. .1A@11a 1A@1h

NEW YORK, July 12.-There was notable
disparity again today in the activity Of the
bond and stock market, the volume cf trans
actions in the bond market continuing on a
very large scale, while the stock market was
dull throughout. In the early trading Atchi-
son pfd continued conspicuous. The buying
was attributed to the same interest which
took this stock yesterday. There was no
purpose apparent to advance the price of t, e
stock, but all offerings were well absorbed.
London sold quite heavily OF this stock, and
few others bought other international stocks.
The buying of Atchison adjus ments continued
as confidently and aggress.vely as yesterday,
and led the very notable movement in the
on traders realizing, but the buying move
ment maintained its force at the decline.
The demand for Atchison pfd dimini he'd be-
fore the close, thus removing the only move
ment of positive strength in the stock mar
ket, which dropped on small volume O.
business. The declines were most cons. leu,
Gus in the stocks, which were advanced
under manipulation last week, notably Omaha
and Northwest.
There is an effort to explain the diversion of
speculative activity from the stock market
into the bond market on the ground that The
new revenue law provides no tax on the
sale of bonds, although stock sales rs are taxe
infnitessimal tax does in fact loom up large
in the eyes of the professional traders VINO
buy and sell stocks for small fractional
turn on the floor Of the exchange But tbs
class of transactions makes up but small
proportion Of the total in an active market.
A movement in bonds upon which interest
payments are contingent upon earnings is
not unusual as preliminary to a movement
in stocks which they have claims ahead of.
A large proportion of the dealings today was
in this class of bonds variously designated as
income and adjustment bonds There, was
also an active demand for newly issued bonds
Of reorganized companies, which are still
held in large amounts by underwriting syndi-
Gates and still unabsorbed by small invest rs.
There was some prof1t-taking in these specu-
lative issues involving slight recessions from
top prices but net gainst of from to over
points were left. in number OF issues.
Total sales $5, ,7SO, 900. There was no change in
the quotations for government bonds.
The total sales Of stocks today were 24s 600
shares including: $3.50 Atchison, 1870 do
pfd ss05 BurlingtonS ss5 Ii1Sis Inc &c csnTa
souri, Pacific, 4, ,49O Northern Pacific psd. g.,
577 Rock Island. 9915 st. Paul; $500 St. Paul
Pacific pfd, $3.50 L., U. P, D.; & c.. 1900
Tobacco, 26,170 Sugar, 4,S60 Leather p-d, 6i2
The following were the fluctuations OF the
leading railway and industrial shares fur
nished by c. II. F. Smith & Co.. members
New York stock exchange and Chicago board
~ frode
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
WHEAT SUMMARY.


CHICAGO, July 12.-Fine crop prosnects
weakened wheat today. July closed re speGvs Iow'
er and September lost Nc. Corn left off w
hlgner and oats Ac lower Pork gained onn
lard and ribs 10c each, 0'
beautiful weather everywhere with to-
prGspect pro i OF permitting threshing operations
bearish feeling in September at tbe estset start
September opened from 1A0Ac down TO S7stc
oft of IL aalckiy developed that there were plenty
tations ers soId az lower prices when the first quo
rapid decline to 67Ac occurred. JuIy In nv tba
Same Same Lme 1 dropped from 74s4c to 741Sc Later
over 4o ooo T,ret VII that exporters had taken
mace short-lived rally Bradstreet's stare.
@ Inent which was expected to be bullish
o1u beavV faresn disappointment This; together with
to 67Ac ''oei ufoppeo
The market had a sudden recovery near
the close, when it was reported that miiIers
at minneapolis and Duluth had bought 600 0O0
oS o9 OF o the wheat held in store there at from
90 70 SSc' the arrivals of new wheat are In
week. ~ Sc HeA'
Chicago receipts were 40 cars, 81 of which
" %ere new: Minneapolis and Duluth received
90 cars, against 361 the year before Atlantic
port clearances were 100000 bu, wheat and
hour. The Bradstreet's statement showed
tne weeks decrease being 2,1S9 900 bu on this
side an and 6oo; 600 bu In and afloat for Europe
or ZTSS,Co0 bu in all, whereas over 5000, 900
bu had been looked for and the decrease a
year ago was 4,946,O 600 bu. "
July opened at 75Ac weakened to 7A1o
then rose to 75c at the close. September be-
gan 1sc lower to 1sc higher at 677s06SIhc. de-
clined to 67Ac, recovered to 67a4c fell Off
figure.
Improved crop reports and lower cables
caused liquidation by longs at the start in
corn. The showing of the government crop
report was productive of much bearish senti-
ment. The loss was more than recovered lat
er on shorts buying to secure profits on weak
spots. September opened Ac lower at 31%m
32c, declined to 31Ac, then advanced to 32Xc
bid at the close.
The fluctuations in wheat and corn inf1u,
enced oats. September began Nc lower. sold
off to 1880, then rose to 1880, the closing
figure
Provisions were given firm opening In
hog receipts and an advance in prices. Foreign
demand was good and the urtiertone strong.
Closing prices were the best of the day. Sep
tember pork opened 21a@71sc higher at So $50
1000 and rose steadily to s10.12k, the clos
ing price. September lard began 21kQp5c up
at $5.55, advanced to $5.621s then settled
to s5.6o@5:62 at the close: September ribs
started 21ac better at $500 and sold up to
$5671s, the resting figure.
Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, 40 cars.
corn, 230 cars; oats, 11S cars; hogs, 81, 900
head.
The leading futures ranged as toIlows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
st PAIL GRAIN

Quotations on hay, grain, fesd, ETC., FUR
nshed by Griggs Bros, grain and seed r1c1-
Wheat-No. northern, Ss@ssc; No. 2 norsh-
Corn-No. 8 yellow, ao@s1c; No. 8, 2s@3oc
Oats-No. 8, white, 241a@25c; No. 8, 1870
24c.
Barley and Rye-Sample barley 23@30c; No.
2 rye 42@43c; No. rye, 41@41Ac.
Seed-No. 1 fax. 81; timothy. S.1O91.25; I'd
clover S2.s0G3.15.
Flour-Patents, per bbl, $4.s0@s5; straights
s44O@4s0; bakers, $4,000; rye -four, $3.50
Ground Feed and Millstuffs-No. feed, s1275
Coarse Cornmeal-$12@1250
Bran-$10. 75@11.
Shorts-In bulk, s1O.50@11.75
Hay-Market firmer; good demand for ch oice
upland; choice Iowa and MINI sofa upland,
$6.75@7.50; No. 1 upland, $6@6. so; low
grades, $4@5; good to choice timothy, $3.50
straw-oat, s2.75@s; rye, ss@s25
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 12.-Wheat onened
lower and traders were cautious, awaiting
developments. Transactions were light.
July wheat opened at SIC, against S7lSc
price up to noon. ~
September wheat opened at 67%c against
67Ac Monday, sold at 87hc, advanced to
o.7sc, dropped to 67%@67Ac, and remained
December wheat opened at 66c, being The
same as Monday, declined to 655sc and firm
ed UP to 65Bc by noon.
The cash wheat market continues dull and
heavy. because Of light offerings at the sam
pie tables.
July wheat closed at s7kc, September at
671s@675sc, and December at 66c.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. Ing. est. est. Tues. Mon,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13

ping, 6sse; mild inactive; c rdoya sh71-o
sugar nrmiy held: fair refining. 3b; cent
i1sai' 30 test 41sc; refined firm.
BOSTON WOOL.
ou;o, u1;o,sIoN. July 12.-The market continues
9uiet so,s as whole, but some wool is being
STU On ABOUT the range of ruling u-,o.a.
usan, uiTns, II is yet between seasons with MIN
shau,. hao,urers, but samples for spring will. bs
vii, soon, and the expectation is that this
ritoru us'rn @ start business. Quotations for ter
fno Woo.s: Mon.an fine medium and
W., ,i99I6c secured 45c; staple. 4Sc: Utah
sconraa ETC., fine medium and fine. l46fI5e:
'o'"'eu' 4"u45c; staple, 4sc.
SEED MARKET.
wsI iiUaGGo, ',~aG, July 12.-Tte faxseed marle,
c,nr meah M under pressure of sa.es and naus
( car p'ospects: y, n Receipts here were no cars
Sash u1rs "a at duluth and 2 cars at MinneanoI,s'
asn Os max at s1.O4la. September AZ eIird ms
o, T,eeo1er at 9lc per bu. Cash timotby saas anu
1i0seu at S255 per 100 lbs and clover 90 ecu a
~ a,eV oo Per loo lbs Minneapolis faxseed cva,aS az
BUTTER AND EGGS.
,e NEW YORK. July 12-Butter- y -oo,-..
io Io,szl pkgs; firm; Western creamery 1ainS =
r1c; Elgins, lie; factory, 11II24c Fgse FtSZsg
recellts. ,S9i pkgs; firm; state and pennsssI'
'"nia' IzUlSc; Western, 13Dl4c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Steady Market All Around for
Good StOcl1-Few Fat Cattle
OTerfnp-Eajr.. StOcyxera

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July 12.-Rceipts at the
$50; hogs 1900; sheep. 425. The market FOR
cattle was steady and active, There were
some fair lots of fat cattle. Among the calves
were some unusually good looking stockers
and these met With a ready sale. A good
demand exists for fat cattle feeders and
stockers. There were few good lots of sh e2
though there was g. good demand and market
was steady. Hogs were not of very good quail
ity. Prices were strong and within 10c Of
Chicago.
Hogs-Active at yesterdays prices: tie e
was a fair run of medium quality, 81 ing TO
packers at prevailing prices. Repre-: :entativ e
Sares.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH. Mimi. July 12.-The market
was dull and weaker. September opened un,
changed at 69c sold off to 6s1kc at noon and
at 1890 was quoted at 6sAc. Mills last week
made $3.50 bbls,- shipped 1.75O. have 25, $50
Railroads received 67,72O, shipDed 67,295, have
Al 275 Receipts-Wheat, 2,365; corn, 9 Isl; /;
oats, 467; rye, 2.372; barley, 2766. Ship
ments-Wheat 56,426; corn, 63l; oats, 1885
No. 1 hard. July, soc; September, $3.50; No
45Ac; barley. 26c; fax, 81: September. 92c;
corn, 31Ac; September, close, 6S%c; spot No
northern S3c; No. 2 spring, Sic: to arrive,
hard, soc; No. l. northern, .S51zc; No. 2
No | hard 9Oc; No. / northern, S51hc. Il
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13


lambs at the time that these were bought L:
was rather under, perhaps, than over average
market values. At the close Of the exper-
iment they were valued at 5l4 cents per
pound live weight, the price paid for them
twelve days later. No allowance is 10 ide
for shrinkage Had such allowance teen
made, it would reduce the total profit cur
ing the experiment proper from $21O.32 to
$1792 25. The less profit made on the lambs N
lot owing to the less of one lamb in
that group, as previously stated. Taking ;hat
lamb at its fun weight, ninety-eght pounds,
when it died. on Jan. 20, and adding seven
pounds as the probable gain that it would
have made before the close of the expert
ment, and then adding lis value, II alive, to
s50.S0, the actual profit on the lambs n lot
2, the result, $56.5S, would represent the high
est prcfit made by the lambs of any one lot
This would indicate that barley, when no.
too dear. can be turned to excellent account
in feeding lambs for the block
The average increase in weight made By
the lambs in each lot in thirty days, tha. is
to say, per month, is as fololws:
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES
WALL STR BET GOSsIP.


;, New York stock gossip, reported by II.
Holbert & Son, bankers and brokers, 24l
Robert street, National German-American
Bank building, st. Paul:
Post q Flagg wire u.s. Interest in today s
market centered in bonds where the dem md
was simply extraordinary for all issues. ocks
were more irregular, although the dea in IS
were quite large and the tone very strong
Great demand exists for investments star Ing
with the very best closs of securi les taen
spreading to second class bonds; after tha tn
dividend stocks and then the general sTecul :
tive list. At present this movement has only
gotten as far as the second class bonds and
a few of better grade dividend stocks
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The Evening Pc t.
financial London cablegram says: The settle
detriment of new business. Prices were NOR;
irregular. but the undertone was gcoj. In
Americans the chief movement today wss In
Atchison issues which were bought on diyi-
showed no important changes. some being up
and others down. Spanish As have risel to
&c. the resignation of the ministry being re-
garded as foreshadowing peace.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Money on call steady
per SH per cent Sterling steady with aetual
business in bankers bills at $4.s4A@4.s6 for
posted rates. s4.s5h and si.s6k@4s7; com
mercial bills, $4s3%. Silver certificates. 81
@60c. Bar silver, 591sc: Mexican dollars,
4513c.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$633 633. .96.
Minneapolis-$1 051 ,421.
Chicago-$17. .039, ,101
Boston-s1S. .315 967.
New York-S143, no, ,026.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 12-Today's statement
of the condition Of the treasury shows: Avail
abe cash balance, $2Sl S42, SCI; geld reserve,
$172, ,643,0S5.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Northern.

Other Grains-winter wheat, cars; No. 8
corn. 8 cars; No. corn, cars; no grade
corn, 2 cars; No. oats, II cars; No. 2 rye,
car; No barley, car; No. / fax, cars
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat, No. 1 hard,
cars; No. / northern. 16S cars; No. north
ern IS cars; No. g. 20 cars; winter wheat, l
car; No. oats, 13 cars; No. rye, 1 car.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Received-Wheat, 20 cars, % 200 bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats, 12S40 bu: barley, 900 bu; fax.
1,14O bu: oil cake. Al 800 lbs; millstuffs. 25
tons; hay, 60 tons; fruit 22o,52S lbs; mer-
chandise, 1,11S,593 lbs; lumber, 2S cars; posts
end piling. cars; barrel stock. l car; ma, a
chinery 37S $50 lbs; coal, 1872 tons; wood, 10
cords brick 1O1 600; lime, 2 cars; cement,
$50 bbls; household goods, 10000 lbs; pig
iron, % cars; stone and marble, 2 cars;
dressed meats, s.561 lbs; hides pelts. etc,
"a 900 lbs; railroad materials, cars; sun
dries IS cars; car lots. 300.
Shipped-Wheat, "a cars, 26,520 bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats, 1880 bu; rye, 2,37O bu; fax.
2,l2o bu; flour, ss o51 bbls; millstuffs, ,.S Ss7
tons; fruit, 114,410 lbs; merchandise, ], 759,
$50 lbs; lumber, 70 cars; posts and piling,
cars; machinery, 475,450 lbs; wood; 10 cords
brick, 5000; cement, 375 bbls: household
goods, 24,O0O lbs; stone and marble, 4 cars
railroad materials, 1 car; sundries, 22 cars;
lots GA.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP

Gossip by private wire to C. H. f. Smi
stock exchange and Chicago board Of trad.
Kansas City wires: Weather fine. Will
have better movement of wheat from now on.
There will be more No. wheat in propor-
ton to crop than last year"
St. Louis: Tuesday is our light day on re-
ceipts, but have 25.OOO bu-2,O0O more than
last year. Wheat has commenced to accu-
mulate in elevators now.
New York message says: Brazil is begin
ming to take flour again from us. They have
been getting it from Argentine and this
shows that Argentine is pretty we'll cleaned
up.
GRAIN AVAILABLE SUPPLIES.
NEW YORK, July Especial cable and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indi-
cate the following changes In available sup
plies last Saturday as compared with the
proceeding Saturday:
Available supplies wheat United States
and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains,
decrease 2.1S9,00O bu; afoat for an In Europe,
decrease 100000 bu; worlds supply, total de-
crease, 2,7s9, 900.
Corn, United States and Canada east of
the Rockies, increase 100000 bu.
Oats, United States and Canada east of the
Rockies, increase 212,00O bu. Among the
more important reductions are the decrease
OF $4,000 bu at Manitoba and Ontario storage
points and $4,000 bu at Northwestern ele-
vators.
The important gains the increases Of
$4,000 bu at Cleveland, and $4,000 at Mil
waukee private elevators.
land and Oregon and Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash, was decrease of los, 900 bu from last
week.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. July 2-Flour-Receipts
1885 bbls; exports, 24921 bbls; dull but
steady. with the late rise in wheat Wheat
No. red goo I. o. b. and afloat; export
grade. SSc In elevator; options opened easy
and most of the day were guided by crop
advices and the new crop movement, in
Guiding short operations; finally, however,
on big export developments, prices rallied
sharply and closed only ls@1c below last
night: No. red, July. 80k@81kc, closed at
SIC; September. 72 5-16@73Ac, closed at 72Mc.
Corn-Receipts. 1Tooo bu; exports. BAG, S65
opened easy and declined under the govern
ment report and crop news, but rallied fnal-
ly.with wheat, closing unchanged: closed at
36He for July; September 361sDe2Mc closed
at 36Bc; Oats-Receipts, 10O,6O6 bu; exports,
III OPS bu; spot quiet; No. 2, 27ac; No 3
the government report, but rallying with
corn. closed unchanged; July closed at 27Mc.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS July 2.-Wheat-Lower. No .
red, cash, elevator, 75c; track. 7SG80c; july
75c; August, 86Kc; September, 6as6661bc: No
hard, 77Q78c. Corn--Firm; No. cash s,c.
July 90%c; September, sOMc: Oats-Better for
cash, lower for futures; No. 2 cash, 22Ac
May 211ac; No. 2 white, 2S1k@271ao. Rye
Wanted at 44c. Flaxseed-Nominal $1O1
MILWAUKEE,.
WILL MILwAuKEB @ H. July y., -FgIsS,urr,mossteaay. gs,r,os
northern, ssH@ssc; September. Tue S6c. Oats sat
Firm, 25%027Ac. Rye-Stronger; No. |,
47c September, Ac bid. BarleySSteady: No
2, 55c bid; sample, 31@35c-
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13

Cattle-Receipts were a fair assortment and
trade generally active. Demand good for
butcher stuff and a few good lats on the m r
ket; there being more butcher cows in today
than usual and many were Of good quail ty
Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-13
AMONG THE SHIPPERS.

het: Riley Bros; Ellsworth. mixed sa,Ess load ".
New Salem, cattle; F. Hipps, Arlington,
mixed load; Bank Of Dawson. Dawson, cat
tie, hogs an and sheep; Brown Bros iohBsyd Boyd
Dawson, cattle; Anderson & @ Urdahi.
Madison, cattle, calves and sheep; Tull 4
Krupp G6b0 mxed mixed oad ofd
Dennison, hogs; L. R. Weston, Kenyon, hogs;
Gibbon { Gilbert, West Concord. hogs, and
sheep; Wersner & Thamert. Meridsn: hogs; g !;
L. M. Weston, Claremont, hogs; Spauld1ng
& Fuller, Maiden Rock. mixed load Laugh
lin & Martinek, Owatonna mixed load; Chris
tian Q. Olson, Farbault, mixed load; J: XII
Cokato. mixed load; Charles Sven.
Grove City. mixed load; Jdbae JGhn Hdngin Hn,ghs
Clara City, two loads hogs and sheep; kau-
mar & Miller, Blue Earth City, two loads cat
tie, calves and hogs; Moore Bros Blue Earth @
Ulm, hogs; Emil Sohmahl, Redwood, hogs;
]. Schoffman, Morgan, hogs; M Landgrar'
Candy, hogs Works wa,Ger Even ndea mam1erSR e W
Dwinnell, Brainton, mixed load; j. D. MCKAY
& Son, Appleton, mixed load; T. l.. Gihoro
Chaska. cattle and calves; H. shen, Lsse- axe
born, mixed load; F. Freeden, St. Croix Falls,
mixed load; G. Schmidt, Osceola, calves hogs
and sheep; Weisner Flammer, Barron
mixed load.
Midway Horse Market.
Barrett & Zimmerman's report: The mar
ket showed sign Of dullness; whoiesa trade
was nominal; retail trade was fair, the ne
gctiation going in the direction of the b st
quality horses. The inferior stock has prac-
tically no disposal, except at very low pr ces.
Prices advanced little on the h avy. drift.
ers, owing to the scarcity of that class OF
Eorses Arrivals were few, but have too
heavy stock on hand ccmpar with its out,
let The nominal value of servicab,e, SOUND
horses, from four to seven years old, as fol-
lows: nm e.-o
Drafters, extra, ranging. ,700 , $lSo $So
Drafters, com. to coed, ranging. !, 70O Ivy Ivy
Farm horses, extra, ranging. -. i 500 li0
Farm horses, common, ranging. j 400 ~ ~
Drivers extra, ranging. ........... ~ lSo
Drivers. com. to good, ranging. .l.lOo ~
EIinneapOIfs.
NEW BRIGHTON, July 12.-Hogs, 500; cat
tie, 65; sheep, 5. Hogs-Market for Tuesday
active and &C higher; quality very fair. Sales:
6S PSI, s9.75 46, 31O, 1915; So, 32O, $3:75; 81,
200 s375; 60, 277, 1915; SO, 1856, $375; 81,
233, $3.75; GO 27O $50; 73, 260. S3:721a; 4s,
.222 S721a; ,S4, POI, 1885, Cattle-Firm and
lactiye Sales: % heifers, $50 lbs, $425 2
cows, 100, $3.50; q steers 1,16S, $455: Sheep
Good demand. Sales: 5 lambs, As, $5.lo