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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-25

Corrected daily by W 3. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange. IiIs
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-25
LONDON'S HEAVY Buying
Foreign Influence Gives Strength
10 the Market.

Gable AdViccs Cause an Early Adj
vance. Although Most Of the Gains
Were Wiped Out Before the Close
of the Observation-Disclosures Coal
shares and the Railroad List Veal.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHIcLEs

FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Beautiful family
horse; Hdmbletonian; weight. $50; price
SO. 4s5l2 G ST. NV. ap25-3t
| FOR SALE-Bay mare gentle can be driven
by lady; also buggy and harness; sacrifice
| Apply. after ,. NJ. Gl3 Pa ave. Sc. ap25-St
FOR sALE-A surrey; cheap Call at Ie Pltter-
son 81. ne. sp25-3t
FOR SALE Family dayton and side bar buggy /:
cheap. Apply so 2lst St. NV sp2j3t
ron sALE-Grocery wagon and harness 9O5
2jth st. nw. ap2f Stem
FOR sALE-A splendid double-seated surrey.
FLYNN a BLOtNT 5ly 18th st. sw. Item
MUST be sold 1t once. cheap for cash 5 fine sur
ries of recent STYLES; / rubber tir, runabout
I ladies phaetou; light trap; ! side door milk
Wagon; 4 grocery or business wagons; platform
springs and . end springs; also several business
buggies Of different STYLES. Cali al once. j. b.
MINNIN, 1Ol-lOj Harrison St, Anacosta, D. C.
ap24-3t,em
FOR sALE-Good surrey and buggy s27 10th
st. Sc. ap243t EN-
FOR SALE Horse buggy, and harness; ladies'
or gentlemaH's driver; weight required
and cheap Address Bon 400, this Office. ap24St
FOR SALE Good blocky built bay mare; weighs
/ 200 pounds Apply COAL YARD. 6, be-
tween AZ and 9th St sw ap1iT
FOR SAI.E-Smlll bay mare. AZ years old;
harness and surrey. 1890 B st. ne. ap2i-3t
ron sALE-A black pacing horse. Kind and
gentle, chance TO get a good road horse;
owner has no use for him. Apply c +. WILDYS
STABLE, i26 eth st. NV. ap2i3t
ron sAlE-srnall Young gentle sound horse. so.
l. VAN RISVICK, lie LIST St NV. ap2i-3t
FOR SALE Grocery wagon. horse and harness.
SCLIIyAN's HARNESS FACTORY, 21 10th
st nv. .Rz4 81. en-
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR SALE Ceptl,mau.s high grade wheel. ox.
cclicut condition. Sl2. Address BON $50, this
off-e. II
ron SALE TriIuuc diamond tandem in per
feet order $50 1850 18Th st. nw. It
HIGHEST grade up-to-dat, bicycles $40. $3.50.
SIS; the very best values guaranteed; tires,
- 80. $40. 81; Hartford and Goodrich. .. hi-
cycle repairing, cutting down frames. So
enameimg. s., mechanical over'@nIins' p.
LABoFISH. Bicycle Machiui-t, az 9th St NV
Tel,phonc 9tg7-3 ap24-lmo
FOR sALE-Tvo ladies' wheels good as new.
1926 10th ST. nv. ap-i5t
A CHANCE In order 20 get number Of our
Pathfinder bicycles with the riders, viii
sell 20 at he low figure OF 81. 80. We claim it
10 be the equal OF any bicycle in city az any
figure The regular price is S35. Other makes
as low as So. NATIONAL CYCLE Co. 1921
Ia. ave. ap2z-u
BEFORE huyiug new bicycle see our large as
sortment high grade wheels; some only slight
D. USED; from = up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 40
10th 81. dp24-5t
WILL sell my new Rambler for 50 cash. FRED
PRIDHAM, engraver. VA Pa. ave. ap23-3t en-
FOR SALE High-gradc ls9s bicycle. in excellent
condition, SIS cash. Can be seen at SIS d st
sw. ap23-3t
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Mrs. M. RENNER.

MR. T. NORRIS Baltmore's talented medium. az
go 9th st. NV, daily nom 30 Co. &, Sunday
Included seances Tuesday and Friday. q. u-
Wednesdays. $50 p. III. sunday nights At Mao
cabee Temple, jl3 9th 81 NV, good mash. silver
collection. 4fN.b
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-25

NINE DAVIS, born claiIvoyaut AID card der,
tells about business, removes spells aud evil
influences reunites the separated, and gives luck
10 all; cures piles and dIuukeuness I2zs 18th q
NV. lplGImo
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Loans of $40
and upwards made
on FURNITURE,
PIN AOS. HOR SEES,

Wagons, etc. at lowest rates and on the day
sou apply We are loaniug on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carry ing loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you 10 pay it of in any sized
notes you desire. running from one to twelve
months. Nou only pay for the Of money for
tie length Of time you carry it, II YOU have a
loan With some other company we will pay it
N and advance you more money il desired. Rates
eheeIiu.lv given and no cost to you unless loan
is made. Loans made anywhere in the District.
Call and get rates Front room, first floor, Sci
eutihg American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
CPS Street n. vs..
motif
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Howard, Crosby & Co.,

a. Wall ST. New York.
Washington Correspondent.
l.. ID. FON LER 4 CO.. 1921 + 81
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-25

DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA BONDS
6s, 1862. 5Cyesr funding gold. l0l ..
IS 1901. Water ttocs' cufre9cy. ... &C..
e. 1903. Water stock cuuacy. 90.
Funding currency. 365's........... 100 BE-.
81 6, hts-- lJ les5 lSIl .-----. Gee
AF1fgT aNFffHS pQNnp
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange, 1913
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE GrutI,mau's high grade vheei- ON-
ccIicut condition: Sl2. Address BON ii6 this
uffi-t. II
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The earnings q the Northern Pacific for
the second week q April were heavy and
most sa;istH, tory tC the friends OF that
company, who have been buying the stock
IN The expectation Of jus, such earnings
reports. The Pacific securities generally
were fairly strong yesterday. though all
O. them showed small net losses for the
day. Tht outlook fCI these issues is ex-
celleuf
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FOR SALE Grocery wagon, horse and harness.
SULLlyAN'S HARNESS FACTORY, 2ll 10th
81 NV ap23 g. EN-
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The Sudden activity and strength Of
Sugar yesterday Afternoon vas somewhat
more important lCorile than the usual
booms o. The stoCh. aid 4 gave rise again
in very positive form iC the story that the
sugar var is settled. sugar went a. high
as 10 Ia. and closed at ltS IS The low
est price Of she day was 100 -
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There is much hopeful talk regarding
The sraLgers probably on account OF the
statements recently made by officers OF
several OF the COMPANIES that business il
increasing. and that the outlook is for
large "hest crop. President Purdy OF the
bCsk Island. Is especially hopeful in his
predictions. and his STOCK is one OF thos-
thar is receiving mos, favorable comment.
II ls said also that the pool in AtchisoH
preferred viii resume OPERATIONS in the i'm
mediate future if the general market is in
the least Favorable
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
SAFE DEPOSIT and TRUST COMPANIEs.


National safe Deposit & Trust. 'lo3 1867
Wash. Lo1h TrJst..............' 49, Ia
American Security & Trust. lt9 ....
Nash. Safe Deposit. ~ Gee.
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There was boom il chicago Gas dur
Ing the last bouI iE sympathy with Sugar.
the price advancing from Ita II to IO4 IA
a ZIP was circulated during the advance
that the stock is 10 have an important
upward movement
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Weston Union closed a, the lowest price
q the day 81. and ;heTe was much bear
ish gossip regarding ii.
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cottons were weak for goods in stock, but
sellers are not pressing for forward bust
ness. Some makes of denims were held
more firmly, with stocks cleaned up.
Other coarse colored cottons were quiet
Print cloths were inactive throughout
Prints without change. Ginghams steady
Linens were quiet and barely steady.
Burlaps were in moderate request. but
the market was firm and supplies were
scarce.
SEED MARKETS Chicago. Aug. "a
The fax seed market was strong and ac-
tive today on renewed reports Of dam
age likely to occur to the growing crop.
Receipts here were 81 cars. none at Du-
luth and II cars at Minneapolis. The Of
fetal close. as reported by the Weare
Commission company. is as follows: Cash
fax at $1.4, September at s1.3 and Octo-
Der at 81. 35 per bu. Timothy seed closed
at s365I:.S5 per c. ifs clover eced at
IS. 1903 per 100 lbs. MINNEAPOLIS flax seed
was quoted at sl.3719 ner hll.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York Aug
invoice. SIC: mild dun; Cordova nomI-
nal. Sugar-Raw sttady; fair refining
nc; centrifugal &c test, 4Isc; moIssses
sugar. 4c refined firm. Cof1ee-The mar
ket for coffee futures started steady N
tone, with prices points higher for Sep
TENDER, and unchanged for other months
During much Of the session business was
dull with prices off 10 points from the
opening. under pressure from the bear
side and lack of speculative support
Liquidation followed unsatisfactory ca
bies, heavy receipts at Rio and Santos,
light warehouse deliveries and poor de-
mand for spot coffee The market closed
barely steady, with prices net 10 points
lower
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private
wire to G. II. T. Smith & Co, st. Paul.
Change and ch chi e" Bo ard Of stof4 rad e1
Modern Miller: Movement of winter
wheat to market is decreasing steadily
ana 1T Is expected there will be decided
tuie, as late rains, which have been
quite general, will keep farmers empIoy-
ed In preparing the soil for fall seeding.
Fiour trade has shown some improves
ment, the better of wheat having ia
yorable effect on the manufactured ar
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 24-close: Wheat
August. 713zc; September, 11sc; Dec CEN.
No. 2 sash ea2sh, S81kc; September. s7FSe; octo-
No, cash. 2l14c; August. 2114c; septeni-
per, Il PC; December, 2274c; No. 2 white,
zz91@c. Lead steady at 81; spelter duh at
NEW YORK. Aug. A.-FlourEReceipts.
1S .g bbs; exports, $3.50 bbls; sales,
$3.50 packages. Market firm and n Iitt{s
more more active. Rye flour steady Sales,
to V f o1e far 2d F9 gSod S2SS$ l ch9ice
yellow Western, 8Sc; city, SIC. Brandy
wine, - 45Q2.55. Rye firm; No 2. West,
ern, 56hc f. o. b. afioat; state rye, 500
h3c G. l. f., New York car lots Barley
steady: feeding, 42D43c C. l. f.. New York.
mailing 4S4S3c C. /. f., New York Barley
malt quiet: Western, 64@70c. Wheat
tlTcelptSI <Ozt n0. Dui exports, SO, 493 bu:
sales 4,o7S,O0o blu futures, $50. coo bu ex
port Spot strong; No. 9 red. S1%c f. o.
b. aiioat; No. red. 7S3sc elevator; No !
northern Duluth, SIC f. o. b. afoat: No
hard Duluth, SSc (. o. b. affoat OPTIONS
nad an easier opening because of unsat-
lstactory foreign markets but wera
quickly turned by predictions of smaller
winter wheat receipts covering and moe
ram in the Northwest CONTINUING
strong through the afternoon thew closed
ilTm at &c net advance. Sales Included.
NO. red. May, closed S4kc: Sentnn1har
~ l-l6g80 5-16c, closed SOC; October g0I509
S02 G, closed S01ac; December. 50 15-tff1
4S4sc, closed Sc. Corn-Receipts JS5 Gs05
bu; exports. 2s5567; sales, 50 Coo bu f',.
lures, 249,OW bu export. Spot dull: No
z; 447sc- elevator. 452sc t. O. b. affoat On.
tlons, after an easier start, based on "a
Vofable crop news, ruled duh ali dav
ana closed barely steady at Ac decline.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. N.-Fi0ur
steady. Wheat firm; No. / northern ne.
no: northern. 74G1751zc Rye higher: No
l, 5l@n52c. Barley higher: No. 9. EoN5fc:
251aG26c. "il-Ie'
KANSAS CITY. Aug 24.-Close: Wheat
---September, 842c; December, 695Ic: cash
No. hard. 66866kc; No. red, 7lc5 Tasn'
Corn-Septernber 351zc; December. s9s%6
3zMc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 3sXe: No ;
white. 2615c. Oats-No 2 white, 24c z
LIVERPOOL Aug 24-Wheat Gr.e+
$Sd higher; September. IS l1Md; Decem.
Der, IS, 114d. Corn quiet, NGE%d lownr.
September, IS I'D; October, IS I'd; No.
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The Grand Army Encampment .
Chicago.


The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
ICY. has made extensive and careful
preparations to handle from the North
west an unusually heavy Grand Army
travel to the Chicago encampment, Au-
gust II to September 1, 1909.
Every possible comfort and convenience
Will be furnished the veterans and gen
eral public en- route to and from this
meeting, which promises to be one OF the
largest since the war.
Delegates and others from the Twin
Cities and points north and west have
their choice Of five handsome trains to
Chicago each day via THE Milwaukee,"
as follows:
From Minneapolis 7:50 a. m, st. Paul
$3.50 a. M, arrive Chicago s:45 D. m.
From Minneapolis 1870 p. M, St Paul
$40 p. m. arrive Chicago $50 g. m.
From Minneapolis 1850 D. M, st. Paul
II rs y. m. arrive Chicago loo p. m.
From Minneapolis 6:25 D. m, St. Paul
6:55 q. M, arrive Chicago ZOO a. m.
From Minneapolis $40 p. m, st. Paul
4:10 p. m, arrive Chicago 1855 a. m
The rate for this occasion will be one
half tariff for the round trip (from St.
Paul. and Minneapolis. $11.5o).
Tickets will be sold August 25th TO 9Th
Inclusive, extreme limit to return until
September Both
celebrated Pioneer Limited (from Mime
apolis 7.30 p. m, st. Paul $40 p. NO., the
only perfect train IN the world.
Secure your tickets via THE Milwau-
kee'' and make sure Of q delightfully."-
comfortable trip.
For sleeping car reservations and de-
tailed inforna ton apply to c.. M. & st.
p. agents, or write J. T. Coniey, Asst
Gen. Pass. Agent, St Paul. MINI
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MISCELLANEOUS

., BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Aug.
A-Butter-Receipts. 1881 pl1gs: firm;
creamery, 1Sg22c; current packed fac
tory. 14@l6c- Cheese-Reeeipts. 2797 pkgs:
o col 1,o1sc; large, white. loaS@i05zc;
5I1aaI' white d0Ac. Eggs-Receipts s3S3
pigs; firm; Western. loss Off, 16Df7c;
Western regular packing at mark. 1OSg11c'
Chicago: Aug. 2.-Butter firm: cream.
cries, 16@2oAc; dairies 149lsc. Eggs Arm;
fresh l' ,II31sgpl4c. Iced poultry firm: tur-
Keys e9Css,,T 11S@Sc: chickens, sQl1c.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET-Boston,
Aug; M.-The Boston Commercial Bulle-
TIN tomorrow will say: In spite OF one
sale OF Australian cross breeds at 341kc, the
highest price paid for months, prices gen
orally show a tendency to drop. Straight
O ohio Xxx has sold as low as Csc this week.
Most OF the sales are of big blocks Of
Montana and Texas, sold in the original
packages PACK The best price obtained was
ls12c for strictly years growth Texas:
2lc for some exceptionally light Mon
tana. Nest Montana was sold at fSc.
Nearly all the sales We're made BY less
than half a dozen houses
DRY GOODS-New York, Aug 24.-The
business today In cotton goods has been
of about average extent. Heavy brown
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-25
WHEAT On THE Up GRADE
FLUCTUA ALTON AT THE OPENING IS
FOLLOWED BY A SHARP
ADVANCE
CORN AND OATS DROPPED
Provisions Marked Up All Along the
Line, Particularly the Pork
Future-0ther Grain
Markets Strong.
CORN AND OATS DROPPED

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-Wheat was very
active, developing considerable strength,
at one time being almost cent over last
nights close. In the last hour there was
heavy realizing for the account of
prominent local operator, which checked
the advance. The offerings. however,
We're fairly well absorbed. The North
west continues to receive too much rain
and the fear Of considerable growing Is
expressed. There were 200, zoo bu of cash
wheat reported this morning, which WIS
worked late last night. The seaboard re-
ported 80 loads. Our clearances for the
week We're 9, zoe, 600 bu. The worlds ship
ments will be about 600 blu.
The corn market was very dull and av-
eraged lower. There was more rain and
cooler temperatures West. The only fea-
ture to the pit trading was some buying
Tor the account of q prominent SeDten-
Der long. Commission houses sold Octo-
Der. Shipments from Chicago continue to
exceed receipts, and another decrease In
the local stocks this week Is not unlike
ly. The cash demand was good, 500, coo
bu- The seaboard reports u loads.
Oats closed slightly firmer than yester-
day, the trade disclosing no new feature.
There was g. large business done in
changing September to other futures
Cash sales Were about 10000 bu.
The continued excellent cash demand
for lard and meats gave provisions fur
Their advance today. and a firm closing
Packers, both local and Western, were
liberal buyers of lard and ribs. There
- some demand for pork from shorts,
The reading FUTURES rai'Eeu AS toiiows:
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South st Paul Aup %

South st. Paul. Aug. "a.
CATTLE-We have been lucky this
week. We have gotten rid OF practically
all Of our common cattle. We had to give
some of 1t away, but then we were lucky
to find some one to take the stuff even
as a gift. Receipts have not been unusu-
any heavy, but there has been big per-
centage of common stock stuff 1t was
not wanted by buyers at anything like
prices that would be satisfactory to ship
pers, and the result has been trouble for
cattle statesmen Every effort has been
made by statesmen to get the common
stuff out of the yards, but there Is still
lot unsold. We do not want to say TO
shippers that we have no market for the
common cattle, but we must say that this
class Of stuff must be bought with the
idea of giving 1t away, and then you may
come out even. There has been fine
market for good quality stock cattle, and
an especially good demand for good heavy
feeders, with a very limited supply OF The
latter. Prices on the good stuff are fully
steady with last week, and we would liko
to see the market flooded. for the good
stuff is ready sale. Butcher cattle are
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selling lower at South st. Paul, az they
are at all other marketing points. Fat
steers and cows are very close to q cents
lower than last Week, and Gamer COWS
are rs to 40 cents lower Butcher bulls
are also selling lower The demand Is
good for all kinds at the decline Veals
IN good demand at steady prices Tho
mich cow market resembles the stock
cattle market. The good cows find new
owners quickly at STEADY prices, but the
common to fair ones are hardly salable
at prices IS to SO per head lower
HOGS-Reeeipts have been light with
good demand, and especially for light
hogs. Packers have been paying high
prices for light punches sorted out OF
loads Today prices were a strong cents
higher. The bulk sod at $5.25,wlth range
OF IS to $3.50. Rough packers sorted out
at $40. Good stays are selling up to
S49095.
SHEEP-Receipts today were light. Fat
sheep are selling at s3.25a1350; fat lambs,
$4@45O; stock and feeding lambs. s3Gi;
feeding sheep, $3lD3J0 The demand Is
fair for all kinds Very truly,
ROGERS & ROGERS.
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT,

Butter-Steady and IN active demand
KeceIpts light Creameries. extras,
1ac. FTsts, 1S1zc. Defries, hand sepora-
tor, 171zc; extras, 161sGl17c Ladies' extras.
1z@15c; packing stock lac
Cheese-Marltet steady and active;
twins, fancy full cream, 1O%@115sc; full
cream, Young America, new, 1iIk612c;
brick, No. l, 1G41lc; brick, No 9, 9ksc;
Swiss cheese. old. 1a1zG14c; Limburger,
as to grade, S11A111c.
Eggs-Market steady; receipts fair;
fresh stock, cases included, loss Off re.
Beans-Market firm; fancy navy, per btI.
81. G0Q1. so.
Psas-Yelfow peas. SIS; fancy green.
Potatoss-steady; fair demand new po-
tatoes. 30Gf35c.
getables-Caulifiowe per doz, 6Oc;
beets, per dog, eoc: lettuce, per dog. S9e;
PARSLEY. per Coz, l5c; tomatoes, bu. $3.50;
spinach. bu, Csc: turufps. doz.'
e0c; beans. way. bu, 5oc; string beans,
eu, soc; cucnmbers, blu. soc; radisf1es, doz
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bunohes,, 1oc; radishes, round. punches.
100; onions, green, dos buIohes, I0c !:
carrots, bu, eec, green peas bu, S.25:
new turnips, doa, Go; kehlrebi, doz, 75c /;
horseradlsh ID, loo.
Cabbage-Steady, per doz. 10000.
Enthusiastically; home grown onions, bu
zoo.
Apples Market well cleaned up and
good stock commands firm prices at adj
vanced quotations.; apples. Duchess, eco
4$250.
Lemons-Receipts liberal; demand good;
fancy Messtnas. box. $650@6.oe; California,
oranss%Tste vaisnc.as, box. $500
Nuts-Hickory, per Blu, 81 oe015; black
walnuts' ID. lac; peanuts, raw, per ID, &C.;
peanuts, roasted. per ID. 7c; Brazils, per
10, 10; pecans, medium, u@u1sc; hazIo-
nuts per ID, bQSc; chestnuts new, per
Bananas-Supply moderate; demand
active, choice shipping, S2.000250.
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
box. $lQp1.10; Fard dates. 10-lb boxes, SO
SC; Hallowee dates, new. $40.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl, IS; sweet.
per half Dbl, s2.75; hard, per Dbl. 50.
Dressed Meats-Demand light; supply
fair. Veal, fancy, 73hc; veal, medium.
61Ac;. hogs, country dressed. 63AQsci milk
lambs, pel.s off. 7c.
Poultry-DeInand active; receipts only
fair; sprfngers, per Id, Sc; mixed chickens,
e; hens, &c; turkeys. 7c; ducks, fancy,
61zc; geese, &c.
Fish-Fair demand; pickerel. per ID,
&c; pike. per Id, &c; cropDies, per Id. 40
&c. frog legs. dog. 46DSc.
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STOCK MARKETS AL DILL
WALL STREET NO EXCEPTION To
THE LETHARGYv THAT SERENA
TO PREVAIL
SLIGHT RALLY AT THE CLOSE
Fractions Were : Clipped From
Northern Pacific and Union Pa
eific-Trust stocks Sagsed
on Realizing.


NEW YORK, Augs 24erDuIlness con-
ttnues to be the most notable character
istic Of the foreign security markets. and
New York displays the same lack OF &C
tfvtty. The general heSitancy Is acribed
to the perplexitieS Of the Chinese sit1Ia-
day as for some time past, and move
mentS In special stocks were attributed
to independent influences. A general
trend toward lower prices was noted
with the tendency favored in part by
conspicuous weakness of soma special
ties. Movements in the railroad list were
small, but some large fractions were
clipped off Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific around midday. when the general
tendency downward assumed some force
The failure of st. Paul to respond to its
increase In earnings of $75.341 for the
third week In August discouraged buying
of the Western stocks. Stocks of trust
corporations displayed marked heaviness
at intervals. American Ice, B. r. T. and
Consolidated Gas yielded from 17sdG2A
per cent. No definite news accompanied
the movements, but the weakness of the
latter was said to be realizing induced by
It's late notable rise. Some interest was
aroused by a break of points IN Laeka-
wanna, which is usually very much neg
lected. Forecasts Of tomorrow's bark
statement indicate q gain in cash by local
institutions of 81 452027. There are no In
dicstions of immediate gold shipments.
the exchange market ruling at about Hc
below profitable rates. Toward the close
the stock market showed tendency to
rally in sympathy with large gains In
special stocks. Bonds We're heavy with
realizauons In 8. W., the feature. Sales
M65,000. United States news fours adj
vanced II per cent, and the refunding 2s.
when issued, declined X per cent in the
bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. f. Smith &
Co. members OF the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires TO Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-25
ST. PAUL GRAIN

,v o:ats- Receipts 9 cars; No 3, pc; No 3
.o Gorn-No. 5, ssB40ssc; No. yellow. 800
Feed.Granulated corn meal. In cotton
seeks. l.So;( coarse corn meal, ton. SIS:
Bran and Shorts-Bran In hulk an o.
bran in sacks. zee lbs, $i2. Is; bran in
SACKS, 100 lbs, Sl2. IS; shorts in bulk. St2:
shorts IN IN sac, sacks Ks, 200 lbs. sl8; shorts in
sacks. 100 lbs, SO. %; middlings -four, buJk
sl4; middljngs. 200-lb sacks, SIS: nnIddIings'
100 lbs. $3.50 "a
Hay-Market firm; receipts. cars;
shipments. cars: upland, choice, SO;
upland, No. l, IS. 1898. -: midland, S6@7:
medium S. 50S6; timothy, choice, sil 30:
timothy No. I, 5000
Rye. straw, s.; wheat and oat straw,