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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-28
CHICAGO GRAIN
GOOD BUYING ar THE OPENING RESULTS
IN BULGE, II

GOOD BUYING AT THE OPENING RESULTS
IN A BULGE, II
Chicago Ill., July 2s-1Ihere was good buying
of wheat at the opening to-day, due to renewed
reports of poor yield and to the sharp advance re
os of the
were as higher at 7s%c but, after touch tso
on realizing by local bulls and September de-
clined to 1870 Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts Of 231 cars, which, with local receipts
recepts ior the three points Of cars against
1856 cars last week ana .ss year d ago +ho 1o+
ter part of the session by local traders on a
bearish construction, PLACED, upon the weekly
government report, and with only a scattered re-
Rg tie t. 7 H. aa vas SLIGHT rally
se psse; M9ssMt sH ~ rs ?Psse
S %5sa ~ isS Sa es ko s9s 'sse
haad EGte 10. 7s N Spring hasa @
n orfSn7 SPRING SOC; No. spring 75@5sc
During the first few minutes Of trading the
corn market was extremely active and strong,
houses and shorts. Opening prices were strong,
sas s mt By a
Offerings became more liberal tho market be.
came easier September selling of to 23sc, after
opening higher, at 527a ea5sRc. Local receipts
Liquidation continued turnout the entire day
and the market was weak with renewed selling
within last few minutes, which carried prices
to the lowest notch, September closing at the
low point. 5214c. a loss Of as@Ac, for the day;
Close: Corn, July, 62kc; September, 52Mc;
No. 2, 521ac; No. g., &c:
The early strength in wheat and corn impaired
opened a shade lower to q shade higher, at 1871
@S4c. The big receipts with good grading soon
checked the buying, however, and with the
easier feeling in other grains. this market de.
clined in sympathy. Local receipts were 45s
cars.
cember, BANG; May, 56ss @5s1sc; cash oats, No.
z, SIC; No. 5, 30031c.
The following was the closing Tor old delivery:
Wheat- July. Sept. Dec.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York to Charles E. Lewis: The story is
the Pennsylvania hive secured a controlling inter-
est. infNew York Central by buying stock in the
slump These two roads practically control the
Reading, and it is hinted may operate that eys-
whitney, New York, to- Whallon: We hink
the stock market a. purchase now on any set
back t.rcs -.....-
: TWhallon, Case Co., from New York; 1t il
believed that there will be no further failures.
Banking interests were buyers of leading rail
roads yesterday. A very large short interest
shows all thru the market, many stocks being
in active demand in the loan crowd. Believed
4. J. Taylor s, Co. will resume business Recent
buying Of Reading may prove significant. Mar
kets immediate future will depend largely upon
the shorts.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICE TENDENCY srRoNGER-FA1R GEN
ERAL DEMAND.

Quotations are the same, but the tendency Is
Ermer and the market Is reported strong at the
fgures quoted Inquiry from abroad is reported.
but while the southern winter wheat mlIers and
Ghieago four men report GqnsdeIEable foreign
wheat -four to go abroad are moderate.
Shipments continue at the same tie that has
been maintained for some time, today's figures
showing 534S6 barrels.
First patents are now quoted at $4,000 80:
second tents. 81. 256h455: first clears, $3.4O@D
BOO; second clears, $2.4O@2. so, f. o. b. In wood,
Minneapolis,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN July 2s.-Wheat advanced
early in the session from. TsAc to 79hc, which
was top A decline took 1t of tof78Ac, where
1t closed weak.
Flax was unchanged from yesterday, after an
advance Of Sc, to 9s1sc. The close was dull
at e7Ac. Offerings Of new wheat little
more free than before. rsz3&,
Receipts-Wheat,f "a cars; fax, q; oats, a;
Close: Cash No. 1 hard, sSAc; No. ! northern,
ssAc; No. 2 northern 81 &c; to arrive, No. I
hard, s7Ac; No. ! northern, s6Ac; No. north.
December, 7eAc; fax, cash, 97c; September,
97&c; October and November, 9SAc; December,
eSAc; oats, cash, 34hc; to arrive, 34c; Sep
TENDER, s2Nc; December, s3hc; rye, ooc; Sep
TENDER, 49Ac.
Clearances wheat and -four, 102 600; corn, &c.,
900; oats 1000.
The directors Of the Union Pacific have de-
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,ck Monday Julv OF.

Prices &c lower on light and mixed grades and
full dime dim lower on heavies Receipts mod:
e Esso SssS5 9j{ssg far,
and ush S small San dse Of geisef
as h sfs 5s sS 81 l9s 81 ij ps S53 49,
SsS1Y iis 81 s sS ihs IS lbs lbs $685.
s4:55 s, 52s lbs, $500; 5, 81 IL lbs, $4.s5. lDs'
Stays s, and Boars-l, $50 lbs, $2.75.
ats GAaIIAG o moderate Good beef steers
1sf Mich 1ps
~ sss$9 s5essss=
lbs sais + 1850 Ss 81 l. S 81 it, $685. i se
Butcher Cows and Heifers-l, go lbs. Ss,75:
sS g? 9js 21a !Ds SS Il: as
lbs $3.50; 8, 1875 lbs $275: l. geo lbs; $3.50 - /
os eu fs and sSe ibs s4o 81
no lbss2d; $40 ibs' $i5c - sAo 'pe' @I.oe 4
yeal g, GalvesS1s 14e bs s475; g. 1856 los $751;
stock and Feedng sfee es fs's SO lbs, s,s5
- I'd zs s. ~
: SIS - ~ i Feeding lbs $780,
ss CALI $685. cow ss}f sa6 ffat ccw,
SELL s1s fatty liberal. Trading slow
loc lower on lambs at the medium grades of a
slow sale at the decline. stockers quiet and
lambs, 80 lbs $3.50; 8 lambs, 70.ilbs,. So; 10
LAMBS q lbs, g; 411amhs. 6s lbs $685.; 60
ewes, 100 lbs, So. 4Os 2pueks. 125 lbs,eS2 .&..
Among the 1shippsrs on thesnarket Wete.fC. Al.
Johnson, Confrey; Canton Bros, Watson; A. Nc
Corquodale, Olivia; Krassin & Smith, Otisco;
Holverson & Johnson. Lake. Crystals ID. Daye,
Maiden - Rock, Wis: A; Griswold, Fearnsburg,
berg. Lindstron; R. G. ~Nickerman, Zumbrota;
D. w. Swingle. E.. Behrends, Appleton; schneI
der Bros. &: Co., Delano;. L. Rousch,. Howard
zamelzki, Sank Rapids; q. J.! Goethe Carver;
e., Al AeGonnelts Belle Ptaanei Dodge:
Berg, Northfeld: T. II. Barry, Blooming Prairie;
7. H. Thorson, Milan; Peterson Grocery Co.,
Hector, tErr., =, .-r'r So - = 10,
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HIS SPECIALITY.

chicago news.
Stranger-You have a. fine farm here
'Farmer-Right yew air, stranger I low
as it be one o. the finest in these parts.
Stranger-What is your best-paying
crop?
Farmer-Summer boarders.
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FOREIGN CROPS.
RrnnnohallIa summary. :

Broomhalls summary: -.'.
United Kingdom-Storms caused some damage
to maturing wheat crop.
France-Harvesting. In progress, satisfactory.
Germany-Crops making good progress.
Russia-Reports of large crops In southern
portion; weather present unsettled; Volga
river region sustained so per cent damage from
heat and drought,
misunderstanding and threshing progress
ing actively and arrivals at accommodating CEN.
ters increasing; corn crop has had showers, but
needs general rains.
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fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
BUTTER-Extra creameries, per ID, 1sAc;
asts 3e 5s dasieS Lee
lGes1;New laid eggs, at mark, cases IN
eiuded d., 12c; eggs, candled, Loss off. per doz,
Checks, per case, $40. - N' ' -: -
CHEEsE- Twins or fats, fancy, 12c; twins or
Fl 6c fiafs asf sss soi
round. 15e; Swiss No. 2, round, 12c; Swiss, No.
J., block, 1bc; Swiss, Mo: g. block 12c; daisies,
NJ LIVE P6GITRY-rurkeys, mixed ooops, lie;
IS eiSs bliss
" ID (peepers), unstable; ducks, young, white
&C.: ducks young, colored, &C.; ducks, old, e;
se DRhs 5st a WEAT Sg7S fancy per D
oyssEa1sht 4@ss
6Xc medium, 6%c; heavy, 81 Nc.
FIsHLGrapPies, medium to large large &C.; small s
oMAToEs1Four-basket crate, 75e. =
o 9NHRXsFEe saek pe $1 ia2ee crate
P0PCORN-old rice, per. Lbs 4@5c; new; rice,
p'K H& IoSEY-Fancy white. lib sections, per
PIGEoNs7z1LIive. per doz, 75c; dead, doz, Soc;
RE5sRs 1zses; R5; Ar hs dun
BEANS - Quotations include sacks: Fancy
mRad ana 49, Sssoe fss rewn fsnes
brown, fSir e good: $f:Soaa1:es: Lima. 6a1ifor,
ARRIE s. SS per .:br1. $3.50 -
CHERRIES - Sour cherries le-qts case, 81;
ORANGEs-California navels fancy, 1915;
SSaas ssssa5e; ssSs acsSes ss
| 2sss, $3@4& late Valenoias, all sizes, $4@4.25.
LEMONs-3oOs to s6Os, choice, $3.50; Califor-
MAS, fancy, as to size, So; choice, as to size,
GRAPE FRU1T-Per box $3.50.
REID RAsPBDRRIEs-Case 81. CO. =.
g 9HAakH hAsFB5Rh LES. Sloo
| BLUEBERRIES--l6.qt case, 81.
| WATERMELONs-Psr doz, 81.
| CALIFORNIA FRUITS - Cherries, per box,
30; aprieots Per. crate s125; peaches Per per
primes per crate. S1.5oi pears, Bartlett boxes,
fss sn ndne ssssns 49, a
HONEY-New fancy white, one-lb sections, 10
@1ec; choice white, one-lb sections, 14c; amber,
IN e
relg, e@7c; extracted amber, nc.
VEGETABLES-Wa bens, per Blu, 90c; egg
punches, 15@2oc; lettuce, per doz. zoe; lettuce,
heads, per doz, soc; mint, per doz, 25c; new po-
a o new pe PEE doz
punches, GOO; spinach, per bu, 5o@e0c; green
60@60c; canlffower, per dog, 81.
dnss
| Easy; at ma rk, cases included, 11@18c. Cheese
New New y stronses; daisies 11@llzc twins,
Iced, easy; turkeys, 12c; chickens, l2Mc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, July 2s.-Butter-
Steady. receDta. IL. $40 Dkrs. extra creqmery.
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A PAINFUL DISEASE.

1900 ~. Ph1IadeIph1a Press. n
Newitt-The after effects of the grip, they
Siopay-That's about right had the grip
last winter and it's making trouble for me now,
tell you.
hewitt Why, you're not in the hands of the
doctor now = ttS.@.sss 81:
lawyer now.
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FOR LENDING PURPOSES.
D. 10


t'I want lawn mower said Mr. Sewburb;
''one that Is rnisft in every way. One that
couldn't be pushed by electric power house
and that wouldn't cut grass anyway"
MAY I ask" said the amazed clerk, ''why
you wish such machine?'
Certainly" replied Mr.. Sewburb "Iwant to
break some Of my neighbors Of the borrowing
habit"
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EARNED HIS SALARY
Kept the Great Northern Out
Trouble and Read Novels,
New York Times.

It is related of w. p Clough that he
was once the object Of J. J. Hills wrath
because he was generally engaged in ready
ing French. novels when Mr.. Hill happened
around the Great Northern railway Of
fee.
EDO you think pay you $4,000 year
to read French novels?" asked the mag
nate.
well, you pay me for keeping Great
Northern out Of legal trouble, answered
Mr.. Clough. But notwithstanding that
I have time to read French novels and I'm
pretty near earning my salary
Mr.. Hill promptly saw the point, and to
this day there is generally a French novel
on Mr.. Coughs desk. Z
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% PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, July, 2s:--There was
the start, and opening prices in provisions We're
strong. The strength in corn was an early fac
tor, and with small offerings the market con-
TENDER pork opened 1oaD15e higher, at 81 500
1885; September lard was from SC to 20c higher.
to 221a @25c, at S7.s5@S.
Close: Pork, July $1s. 3215; September,
Msy 81 s5 La oetoS Sey f s
July; s7.e77A; September, $3.50; October, $7.77h
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, July 2s.--
Flour receipts, 37,2ss barrels; sales, 300 pkgs;
market 90 q1et but tlrm rye aour easy fair to
to 5aes
sher cables and SuR crop ras news only
sf bs se1ss sSs SssS ee'e9MS sy
Rye, duil; state, bs@5s1Ac c. l.. t. New York;
No 2o2n western 5s3Ae aa9at % ooo 49,
also followed up an early period Of strength by
sharp reaction due to profit taking; July SOD
s sssBSs SMs sS9 5sS So SSs DsssnbsF ISIS
9sts reSsRss cats sset and
w KANsAs CITY 81 GRAIN, Jqy 2acloss
&C., rs sssa SSS 5oS AZ ~ SS ssd Ss
CASH mixed He wfs 55s
No. 8, 49c: oats-No. white, 9s@39c; No.
mixed, 92@S9c. .mT
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, July 2s.-Flour- Firm.
Wheat-Dull; close, No. 1 northern, s7@ssc; No.
z7n northern h,a s5@sSase; new September 7aA@
7$s els Rysssssesdy nS s5 Barley
I DULL standard, ss@asc. corn-september, s2Ae
Wheat-Puts, 77Ac bid; calls, 7shc bid.
Corn-Puts, e11ac; calls, 53c bid.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July 2s-Wheat- Spot
northern. spring, Ss Sd: No. California, Is I'd;
September IS 8Ad.
Corn--Spot American mixed, quiet, As 4]1Ad fu.
| lures steady; July nominal; September, As SID,
CHICAGO SEED AND. COARSE GRAIN, July
2S.-Rye, July, SIC; September, 51o; December,
SIC. Flax, cash. northwest, 97c; southwest 93c;
July, ole; Septenber, -93c- Timothy, July. So; 40;
cash, s2@5oc. .a'
NEW YORK COTTON. July 2s-The cotton
| market opened steady at decline of point t.
| an advance of points and the call showed
some little frmness as the result Of covering
based the frrner cables The weather mar
indicated favorable climatic conditions, however
Of the selling noted yesterday which, carried
closing. Supporting orders for September arount
the decline and prices again exhibited an up
ward tendency. Trading was Fqutet and nuc
tuattons narrow. N
| At noon the market was steady with prices
| 10 to s15 points down on old crop months, but
| 2 to points higher on new crop months.
Spot quiet; middl1ng uplands, Soc; middlina
I spot closed quiet, rs points lower; m1ddlint
uplands: 13.25e:, middling gulf 125Oc. Sales
APT bales.
! NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, July rs
Sugar. raw, :. steady; fair refining, 3-16c
&c test 11ss @olassss
dered; s. 1oe; granaiated, &C., Coffee quiet; NO
: Rio, 5Bc. Molasses, firm; New Orleans, g.
O40c.
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A NONSENSE CALENDAR.

Where the stars and the, stripes SO gai-
lantly stream,
Hear the great Bird OF Freedom exul-
family scream.
And, altho the American Eagle scars high.
He's at home to his friends on the Fourth
of July.
The people who call he's delighted to see,
And he gives them firecrackers and gum
powder tea. July St Nicholas.
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FULL DIME LOWER.
Heavy Hogs Slide Off IN Price at
the South st. Paul -.
Yards. I. J,
Good Beef Steers Steady, but the
Common Cattle Sells
J. Lower.

South St. Paul. Mimi, July 2s-Estimated
95o; calves, 35o;s hogs, 200; sheep, 1880;
The following table shows the receipts from
jan ! 1903 to date, as compared with the same
Year. Cattle. Calves Hogs Sheep. Cars
1899 1899 s2152 a3s 15 - 81
nc Inc. .... .2z 1,i97 s3,4$i ! h 322l i,SS7
The following table shows the receipts thus
far IN July, as compared with the same period In
Year. Cattle Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1908 So. $40 FLAG 35,455 49, 233 1858
1892 1ge. lob 2.sls $3.50 Is sssss22 e s9
Dec. -. 2,6ai iie7 -. =. .s!. J. -
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows Chicag go Great
western To-; Chicago, milwaukee, & st. Paul,
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, is; Great Northern,
o., Northern Pacific, "a Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy, :; Wisconsin Central, /; 500 Line, 10;
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THE5DAY's RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

clared a regular semiannual dividend of per
cent on the preferred stock and 2 per the
common
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CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

~ STATE GHAlN INSFECTIUN.
INSPECTIONS -Wheat-Great Northern-No 1
northern, "a cars; No. northern, 49, No. 8, IA;
rejected, 8; no grade, z.
MlWaukee-No. / northern, 4 cars; No. Q
northegn 10; No. 3, o; rejected, 8; no grade s.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 2 northern,
cars; No. s, 1; rejected. i; mo grade, 8.
soo-No northern. 4 cars; No. northern,
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Range Of September Wheat,
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following. are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
REGENTS. Shipments
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-September wheat, 76@76hc.
Calls-September wheat, TITS @TA
Curb-September wheat, 1870.
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wHEN~1E COMES TO KICKING.

wHEN-1T COMES TO KICKING
Brooklyn Eagle. ~
~ notice you don't speak to each other any
more?'' re
'tNo the idiot called me a donkey"
well. what did you do2'
well, what do you think did ~
'.Just what any other would have done"
WHATS that1'' ayt{l
'Kick him into the middle OF the strset.''
THAT'S what did, .s-s - 80 :. =
81 surmised much f.rf.ss73a
you'd have done the same thing. wouldn't
your
= ooh, no; I would have ignored him.
but I thought you said 1t was Just what any
one else would have done r.
"Not at all said 1t as what any other
would have done, referring to the subject OF con-
versation"
(which WASP, ~
HDonkeys.n
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FRIENDS AND. RELATIVES.
Kansas CITY journal

$50 the poor fellows dead?'' .
Yes, and he left all his money to char
ity. His funeral was very largely atten-
ded."
''Ah, yes; he had lots of friends; don't
suppose he had any enemies at all"
...oh, yes; "a, few: he had several rela-
tiyes.''
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, July. 2s.-Beef
quiet; pork, dull; mess $l8@18S0; family
$17.50@l7.75; short clear. $1575@17.50; lard
easy; prime western steamed $40.
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MInwAy HORSE MARKEr "

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans:
fer, St. Paul, MINI, July 2s:-Barrett = Tim
norman report that the market developed
feature in, trade. It continued quiet with
large receipts of horses. Values: Drafters extra,
$1SO@225; drafters, choice, $12O@180: drafters,
common to good, s120@1eo: farm mares, extra.
mares, common to good, $S0@115.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTocK 1u1u 90

Receipts, 5000, including 1000 Texans; steady
good to prime steers, $5:2o@5;55; poor to me
COWS, 81 :5o@4 so; heifers, $2.25@5; Gamers,
$1.5o@2.60; bulls, $2.25@455; calves, $4,000;
Texas sa fed steers, $s5o@4.75; western steers,
!, Hogs--Receipts to-day, 10000; tomorrow, 30,
900; left over, (; 2s2: slow and steady; mixed
saa ahs sea 70 GO choice
@670; bulk Of sales. $5.8O@555. 49,, ), .; 49,.
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000 sheep and lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, $9.7b@4; fair to
choice mixed, $3@3. COZ western sheep So. 1894;
native lambs, $a.25@e-25; western lambs. $40
@695. - Z -,
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s09 WIS - Central Isl j. a7s1 III a7R
MONEY REPORTS

-..WASHINGTON,,J July 2sr-Nationa1 bank notes
received today for redemption $3.50, 700; govern
ment receipts from internal revenue, 1898 Alb;
customs $710, ISL; miscellaneous, $54, o54; ex-
pend4iNtHTyesA asBank c,ear,ngs
day, $1,776, 1s9 "a; New York exchange, selling
cago exchange, selling rate SOC premium, buying
rate par; London 8O-day sight documentary,
ST. PAUL. July % -cleafings 1890; 22o 81
withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day was
PARIS July 2s.-Three per cent rentes, OF
1870 for checks
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July 2s.-consols
for money. 81 3-16; consols for account, 81 316.
Anaconda, 3a4 Atchison, 66A; Atchison pre-
fcrred, 90: Baltimore & Ohio, ssh Canadian Pa
cifc, 1868; Chesapeake Ohio, 33A; Chi
Great Western. 15.A Chicago; Miwauk k
orande, "a; Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 81;
Erie, 29Y; Erie first preferred; 69ss; Erie sec
ond preferred, so; Illinois Central, 1854: Louis
vile & Nashville, 1o9h; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, 2o1a; New York Central, l24; Norfolk
Western, g.; Norfolk * & Western preferred dg
preferred 42; Reading second preferred, s411s
Southern Railway, 2lM; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, So; Southern Pacific, AZ; Union Pacific
States Setel, 241a: United States Steel pre-
ssA-
:, Bar silver Arm, 25ssd per ounce.
Money, Poppy per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market FOL
of discount in the open market for three months
bills is 2 ,7-160l2H cent .
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! NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, July 2s-
centrifugal se test: 9 l1Ise: molassss sugar
! dered, Is 1oc granulated, 5c.9 Coffee quiet; No.
: Rio, 5bc. Molasses, firm; New Orleans, 81
| 04Oc- w
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, july 2s-Reeeipt

Cattle 800; hogs, 1,sDO. - y
Hogs-strong. Sales: 83, 260slbs,, $4:o5; g. 284
lbs, S.. 6s, 224 lbs. $5.15. 0.....,#',,@ !.
catt1ls Ste Slow kiIlers weak ss ale ~, 4
lbs, $780, II COWS, 076 lbs, So; COWS, ,2S0 lbs;
$40; Z stockers, 760 lbs, $2.75; II stoekers,
900 lbs So. 25 8 stockers. 100 lbs, 49, 3d. 6 year
yearIings, $50 lbs, So. 10. e-5.s-
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, July q. Butter-weak;
Easy; at marx, cases included, 1l@18c. Cheese
New, stronger; daisies, u@1l%c; twins,
Iced, easy; turkeys, 12c; chickens, 121ac.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, July 2s.-Cattle- Re.
ceipts, 1000; market steady beef steers, $40
4.25; cows and heifers, s3@4.25; western steers,
S3.5O@4; stockers and feeders, $2.50@4. I
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market shade stronger;
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady; sheep,
S2M4,2O; lambs, $4.50@5.75.
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INCONSISTENT.

II in worn garb our neighbors 60,
We criticise their doing so
AT costly garments still we. fret
And wonder If they go In debt.
Detroit Free Press
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-28

HIDES, PEITs, WOOL, ETC, :, I
Green sailed heavy cow hides ........ s1 ~
s Green : :sltss stssi hides hides *
Green frozen, lie per lb less.
Green sailed calf 8 to i5 lbs.-,..... .11A 9A
Green sailed veal kip .~..-,, SA TX
Green sailed deacons, each ...G......25 45
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Green saiited horse or mule hides 80 : =
medium 2.S0 1.15
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
small 1.1O LOO
Dry nint Montana, Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho butchers hides, fat. 10
Montana bulls and fallen hides ......I
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscon-
sin and similar ...........s:... To- I010h
Green sailed pelts, large to small, :.
Dry flint calf salf,s skins n.;i: @14
Tallow, in cakes ................-.... 42@ Az
Ta1low, In barrels. A.. q 8M
Grease, light ....-...>. BIG
Wool, medium, unwashed ............16 @17h
WOOL, coarse ...s.......s>.. .15 " 016M
Wool, fine; unwashed ......12 6H
Feathers, goose ,..-----.............4o GAS. !.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, July 2s.-oatt1e-
feeders, s275@375; cows and heifers, s2.2;
@4s0; Texas steers, IS 20@4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market slow; pigs
EST @ss79 Rass5eFs butchers and
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market active steady,
sheep, So. eo@13.S5; La rnbs. $4-2o so.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAP
LIsPRODUCE EXCHANGE. -

Tuesday, July 2S.-Extra creamery but
ter, steady; pscking stock, Arm. Strictly |.
fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
veal, weak. Poultry, slow.
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KANSAS. CITY LIVE STOCK, July 2s-Cattle
Receipts. 1900; market steady to weak; beef
steers, $4.25@5.20; Texans, $2.25@4.75; cows and
heifers, $2.25@4.76; stockers and feeders, 1925
@4.25.
$b.ob@5.1o: workers., sb.2o@5.S5; pigs, 5000
$50.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady; sheep,
1896; lambs, $3.15@5.95. 60,
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July 2s-Close:
WM w e7c Deesmber ssAe sssh
eec; rejected, 6o@esc; No. z red, 7sH@74c.
ssp ~ mia 1885, Deeember 4sh SIG
No. 3, Acc. Oats-No white, 9s@39c; No.
mixed, $685. .n.@t