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Do IS. reg. 1O41 u Mexican Cen As. 75
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Ches e. Ohio AIS .1O7 u Reading gen As .102A
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Erie prior lien Is .101 81 Do deb Bs..... 6S
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FIT w & D lists. .107% Wisconsin Cen IS. 925
Hooking Val 415S. III
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SALARY DEMANDS FOR TEACHERS
sr,fifcr Baehr has consented to have The sal
srv demands Of teachers and Janitors ready for
deii,eiv on Wednesday next the employees
OF tie school Department viii have money be-
fore Christmas
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CARD OF THANKS.

%
The sorrowing children of the late r7r,.
Lilienthal herewith desire to thank TIE
many kind friends and acquaintances who
gave so many evidences of their heartfelt
and comforting sympathy and beautiful tiora
offerings during the sad hours of their he
reavement of a loving father
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The Ciaremont OIL COmpsny's regular month
ly dividend. No. Z. payable January l Js,05
amounting 10 $500. equal to 1c per share an
Its Issued capital stock. will be paid on De
eenber =, 1904. at company's office room,
~. Mills building, San Francisco cThis i
NOT an extra dividend) Transfer books Close
Saturday December Il 1908 AT n NJ
GEO. J. REMINGTON. Secretary. ~
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DIED.

Berre, Thurien-T2 Madden, Catherine-e5
Boyter, Katherine E McDermott. Annie F.
30 Messenger. John Pc
Chester. Frederick-6l Meyer John G
Cole, John A--75 % DonneIl Tnos-66
Cole. Albert R.-37 Ortega Antonio MS
De Landresse. L. M--33 Rae, Joseph-24
Ficken. Henry-62 SaXtorph, Henry-63
GOldstein, Margaret Seeger, Maria-41
Homager, Sarah a Slattery. NJ. F.-46
Hughes, Leon mos Stine. Dr. David L.-36
Keller, Frank A. f. Williams Caroline-47
Knapp. Robert Ia VOTERS John B.-29
Lindstrom, Johns
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON

PORTLAND. Dec. 17.-WHEAT-For ex-
port, Walla Walla. sic: blue stem. Soc East,
Walla Walla, S3dS5c; blue stem. soc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Dec 17-WHEAT-Rfua stem
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Weather Report.

.ls'aE .. D4-44
IRE Following are the seasonal rainfalls to
cete GU es c9ilaIeo with those Of same date last
season and rainfall IL last twenty-four hours.
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vLAVI.
Dividend NOTICES.

4hA076o
DIVIDEND Notioe-California safe Deposit
and Trust [on-an-, corner California and
Montgomery sts.-Eor the six months ending
December 81 1905 dividends have been de-
carod On the deposits in the savings depart
ment of his company as follows. On term
deposits, al the rate Of , 6-lO per cent per
annum. and on ordinary deposits at the rate
pas able on and after Tuesday, January 3,
1903 J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager
DIVIDEND Notice-san Francisco and Subur-
Ian Home Building Society. 9th floor. Mutual
Savings Bank building. 70s Market St, op-
posite Third st.-FOr the hslf-year ending
December y. 1905. a dividend has been de-
clared at the rate per annum Of ten G0) per
cent on capital stock and participating Ger
uncates. free from taxes payable and
after Monday January > 1908.
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. Manager
J. H. DUKE. Secretary.
DIVIDEND Notice-San Francisco Savings
Union, 052 California St, cor. Webb-For the
half-year ending with the 31st Of December
1904, dividend has been declared az the
rate .er annum C three and one-half C3ls)
per cent On term deposits. and three (.s) per
tent on ordinary deposits. free Of taxes
PAYABLE on and after Tuesday, January 3
HV' LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice-The German Savings and
Loan Socier-, 526 California st.-For the
hali-year ending December 81 1904 diK-i-
dcnd has been declared at the rate of three
ana 0ne-qnarier lS14) per cent per annum
IN al deposits free Il taxes, Davable on
and after Tuesday. January 3 1865
GEORGE TOURNY. Secretary.
THE claremont Oil Compsny's regular raontb-
ly dividend. No. Z. payable January J. igO5
amounting TO $500 equal to Ic Der sbare ~
its issued capital stock will be maid or Ne
seInbsr =. 1904. at company's office. room
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Bar silver-steady % Lied per ounce
Money-2G2h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2M per cent and for three
months bills 2% per cent
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WOLTERS-In this city, December 16 1901
John Bismark, dearly beloved husband Of
Millie Wolters, father of Emma l. WoItere
son of John d. and Kate Wolters. and
brother OF Emma VOTERS a native of Cal
ifornia aged 20 years months and % dave
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
dence 2102 Twenty-frst street Interrnent
Mount Olivet Cemetery. by carriage
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TACOMA. Dec. I.-WHEAT-Blue stem
Ssc: club. SJc.
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FRIEND, CROSBY & co.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
StOckers and Feeders-The weeks trading has
beeen on a very quiet order, receipts the first
couple of days fairly heavy, but the last few
days very light. Demand has been light, with
few outside buyers in evidence, yard traders
taking most of the offerings and showing decided
preference for the good grades Common grades
are very slow. Prices have held about steady,
but any change noted would be to lower prices.
We look for light run of cattle here next week,
higher
Beef and Butcher Stun-Receipts in this de.
partment have been moderate and running to
stock on grassy order. Prices on grassy stuff
have shown weakness, but good dry-fed stuff is
selling fully steady with last weeks close. We
think shippers will find it to their advantage
to look this way when shipping, as stock has
Bulls are again lower. veals are 25c higher,
good ones selling up to $3.50. The mi1cher and
springer cow market continues very slow, with a
large number of the common grades being sold
for Gamers.
HOGS M .n+,o,a HOGS. ~ 49,.
months continuous advance came strictly on
time in this branch the past week. the showing
an up and down one, and today with conditions
fully 1oc higher. finds values in about the same
notch as week age, with the bulk here selling
at So to $40. We can see nothing but a
steady to strong or higher market for the near
future. altho liberal receipts will check any
extra big advance
SHEEP.
Sheep and Lambs-With fairly heavy, run OF
sheep here for this time of year and bad
preak III prices at eastern markets, quotations
here have taken big tumble and are from
soc to 81 lower than last week on both sheer
on the increase, but with light demand prices
are lower.
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choice quotable up to $8.75 Very good e5-lb
lambs sold today at $5.25. Stockers and feed
ers quiet. Sales:
killing Sheep and Lambs-1s lambs. e5 lbs,
LAMBS e Lbs $S SO l1nos 50 p
lbs, $3.50; 10 ewes, 30 lbs, $275; IA bucks. 123
lbs, 1926; 1 buck, 40 lbs, S2.25.
Among the shippers on the market were: l..
NJ. CLARK, Motley; A. G. Russell, Greene. N. D. /;
]. G. Brown. Wheatland, N. D.; First National
bank, La Moure; n; D.; j Luders Marietta ne tia
son. G.. Eckert, Gibbon: r. Gruge, Winthrop;
Riley Brothers, Ellsworth, Wis.,: 2. f. Wtsnfest,
Henderson L. S. company, Henderson; d. 81.
Flynn Westbrook: H. Kaye, Maiden Rock, Wis;
j. s. Green Red Wing; NJ. Walsh, Kilkenny;
r. H. Kempton, Morgan; ]. j. Sturgeon, Mar.
SHALL q. johnson, seaforth b. @. Nelson. Wal
nut Grove; W. P. Tillman, Minneota; ]. j. Ail-
roy Cannon Falls.
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RAIN IN ABUNDANCE

Crop Prospects In the Mandan Country
Are Generally Good.
Special to The Journal.
Mandan, N. D., July 2.-During the
week the weather west Of the Missouri
has been cool and pleasant, with occa-
sional showers The showers have all
come little ahead of the necessities of
the case.
Land owners who are operating in Het-
finger county have been especially busy,
and a heavy acreage has changed hands
there. The local farmer expects good
crops, and nothing but hail or hot winds
can do him much injury. Experience
teaches that hot winds rarely come a
wet year like this.
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RTG sTORMS OMTNCH

Washington D. c., July devastating
storms in greater number and more severe than
predicted for the United States during August,
September and October by ". T: Forster. an
he says, will be tropical hurricanes and trans
continental cyclones. The hurricans will come
from south and southwest of the Gulf of Mexico,
while the Unconstitutional storms will arise
west Of the Mississippi valley.
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ST. PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS.

American National bank. -.
Capital bank .............
First National bank ..,...
Merchants National bank.
National German-American
st. AT Paul National bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bank
Second National bank 49,.
State Dank ...............
Northwestern Trust Co. -.
Minnesota Transfer Ry. LIST
IS, 1915 ................
Minnesota Transfer Ry. Co.,
list 4s, 1916 .............
Security Trust company ....
st. Paul Union Depot Co.,
LIST 6s, 1890
Union Is 7oI Depot Co.. consol
Union Depot :, conso1
As. 1914 ........
Interstate Investment Trust
American Light & Traction
Co., preferred -.
American Light & Traction
Co.. common ............
st. Paul Gas Light Co.,
LIST 6s, 1913 ...........
st. Paul Gas Light Co.,
cons. Is, 1918 ........,..
st. Paul Gas Light Co.,
gen. IS, 1914 ...........
st. Paul City Ry. Co.,
cable 5s, 1887 ...........
West Publishing Company,
common
West Publishing Company,
preferred ................
st. Paul Fire & Marine In.
surance Company
St. Paul Trustee Company. Z.
Superior Water, Light &
Power Co., list As, 1881. +.
South st. Paul Union Stock
Yards Co.. list 5s. 1916.
add interest.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul. Mimi, July 2.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that the continued slackness in
trade, with comparatively large supplies Of
horses on hand, effected drop in prices on all
classes. Values are as follows: Drafters
extra, $17o@200; drafters, choice, s14o@I7o:
drafters, common to good, $120@14O; farm
mares, extra, $130@150; farm mares, choice,
@11O.
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, July 2.-The statement of aver
til Eosns s9h St s f
s. s. 2 p aoo; deposits s1l52 sss 800 increase
Legal esaasss
soo spsse $780, decrease 5000
surplus sse, 100000 decrease s2,s4f,S75; ex.
United a States deposits s41,914 800 increase
$3.50, 1885,: Close: Money on call nominal; no
s per cent Close: Mercantile cs til papers ha4
n bs At g
demand and at 81 1926 "a. $3.50 for sixty day
bills bills pxosat x1l rates, s4se and s4ss commercial
The feature Of the weeks bank statement is a
new high record in the deposit item, which now
aggregates s The grand total Of $152 es2 $780,
represented in specie and legal tenders, are also
sna The cash
that this Item fould show increase Of several
PARIS, July 2.-Three per cent rentes, 90
francs 81 " confines for the account Exchange
on London, rs francs 1S centimes for the
BERLIN, July 2.--Discount rates for short
bills, per GENT; for three months bills, ~
per cent. The weekly statement Of the impe.
rial Bank OF Germany. shows the following
changes: Cash in hand decreased 1885, 800, 900
marks treasury notes decreased 4, 02o, 900 marks;
other other securities increased 30 900 marks;
ST. PAUL. July 2.-Clearings today 1O2O
$40. 80. -
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, July 2-Clostng
ps 8 yester as market Adysnte lH@
Hsels Gentennia So @2o slu eonsoli:
d dated 4 MsEesr 2e2 Copper Rangs Gonso
PIX River 2S@2oA FranR di1n S Na7sa 1 Isi
Megs ass s Montr MayoT Boston
4o@5o; Granny, 3@3M; Guanajuato, k@1A;
lh; Quincy, S3@s5; Rhode Island. / asked;
Santa Fe, 11a@1M: shannon Copper Co.,bM @
5la; Swift & Co.. 1oo1a @1o1A Tamarack. S7@
Copper Co., cas- United States Mining, 21M d
Victoria, az @a; Winona. 61a@6A; wolverine
SA@73h: Wyandot. 50@75.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July 2.-consola
Tor money so%; consols for account soA Ana
iSsM; Chesapeake s Ohio 3is4 Chicago Great ai
WESTERN Il; Chicago Milwaukee & ST.. Paul
q Is; Denver Rio Grande preferred 7o1k; Erie
fer1raed, 3s1s; Illinois Central 1853; Louisville
NsM or 11s asn Missouri Ks NnIsa
ern 57ai; Norfolk & Western preferred, ssT
Ontario 4 Western. 27l1a Pennsylvania, 59i5
Rand Mines Rsisad @ Resdng s
RWsg ss
911A Union Pacific preferred 81 a53a unitet
Spanish Eonrs, es conpon se5s Bar siy e
firm, 26Md per ounce Money, ~ per cent. The
bills is Is per cent. The rate OF discount II
the open market for three months bills is LIZ
per. cent.
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CHICAGO COUNTRY HIDES

are not operating ps on present basis While deal
ers have very few to offer. they are neyerthe-
At the Of passS 1S recsas
says the Shoe and Leather Reporter. The Of
ferings from outside points are quite small.
to maintain the present market: Heavy hides
are in better request and are being sraduai l:
and up are seneraliy held. at eAe. altho one one
dealer sold probably 5000, 80 lbs and up. at
supposed price of SIC fat.
and up, have not met with much trading during
the past week. neither are there many mere se
@ oF two eers ea eo Mas De a
Branded steers and cows are pretty closely y
sold up. There considerable trading IN
these lines at prices ranging from TIE nat up
to Sc for COWS alone with California trim
Good average western sole leather hldes Dflhs
No i bugs, free of brands and grubs, 40 to 60
IF ss he prssn sWsee many
Of demand, as offerings are small. Probably Two
late Ss es p ses tsa at ate &C. SS e
January were sold at 9hc and SIC, weight run
same price as butts for western hides, but choice
Ohio stock has sold to western tanners at oAc
Siderable So gafbd dem and for " prime stuff
Bulls met with considerable inquiry. thruout
very YER few here no sales Of consequences are re.
ported. Dealers talk Sc and 7c. but the last
transactions + we're 5ia at Ie and eo ana
10. Rips, is 10 20 lbs, are steady at Ions to
ps are not Worth over SIC: IN fact quite
block was sold at that price.
with sales of 5000 oueside cities at that price.
In some Instances tanners have paid the same
se orssy
all along the line. Country skins are selling at
121ke to 12Ac. Dsacons continue in good good d. d..
to s71ke and iigh1 e5c to e7Me.
Hogskins are taken ABOUT as fast as offered,
but 25c fiat Is about the best price obtainable
Horsehides are still wanted at UNCHANGED
figures. Sales have been made at ss.e5 to
CHICAGO LIVE sTooK, July 2.-oattle re;
&ss2 gsss gssgg sRstsS;
g @4:25; calves. s2.6o@076; Texas-fed steers,
marSet Sc higher mixes, and butchers, $SSSG
Sa good t. eh h9 heavy Eeugh
Sheep receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs, steady;
nike s$a5@4; western sheep. saso@4 So ma:
| tive lambs, $350@7.eo; western lambs. IS
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, July 2.-oattle
Receipts, 100, including no southerns; market
steers, Ss@5; southern cows, $2@s75; naNve
COWS and heifers, $2@5.a5; stockers and feeders
Hogs-:Receipts, 5000; market strong to g
5.2o pigs and lights, s4.5o@b15.
steady; sheep. $s.5o@5; lambs, s4.75@6.5o
eeipts, $50, Including 100 Texans; market steady
beef steers, $4Q6.5O; stockers and feeders, S2.2s
sna h sna se1s THs
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market &c higher; pigs
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HIDES, PELTs, FURs, WOOL

REVIEW OF THE MARKET BY THE NORTH
WESTERN HIDE AND FUR co.
The market is strong hides, wool. pelts, tai
the time Of year. More wool expected to ar
some good-sized lots consigned. Market keeps
well sold up on wool and hides
Green salted heavy steer hides. ....... 81 tx
Green sailed heavy cow hides ........ TX e%
Green sailed light hides ....h...... 9
Green salted bull hides. .............. 8
Green sailed kip .::............... on s
Green sslted long haired kip ....... s. sA
Green na' sated braided ic per lib less Than
free of brands.
Green frozen 1c less than grade
Green sailed horse or mule hides.
Greer = sailed horse or mule hides, '1os1'1'
er meais sated horse or mule hides 20oeal'7o
III ington toni and Idaho hides dat . "As @15A
Montana pulls and fallen hides 10 oil
Di sin AND and Similar Aoa' "iscon 1o1h
Green saited belts large to small: = :
Dry aint territorial pelts, Id o Oil
Tallow, in barrels ...................
Grease, light ....................... 3N 8
Minnesota Wool
Wool Woo1 medium medium unwashed .........19 @2o
Wool Wool fine. unwashed .............:..is ais
feathers Feat goose .....................4o @45
Feathers, duck gao.
Feathers, turkey .................... $40
Green, for planting .................. 1850
Seneca root. per lb .................. AGO 81
Beeswax, dark ...................A
Beeswax, light .................... 20
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Doctors think so highly of DR.. Laur
items Malt Tonic that they prescribe
it to build up the strength Of a person
about to undergo surgical operation
If it's good In extreme cases, 1t must
be good for everyday needs as tonic
and food. All druggists, or Lauritzen
Malt Co., 1900 Third street NE, Min
paa no1ic
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for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, 3; Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St Paul,
no. Minneapolis & st. Louis, 7; Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 10; Great Northern,
Is; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 1; Northern
Pacific, 6; Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, i.
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Low Rates to the East via 500 Line

Albany and return ...........$ 38.20
Boston and return $45.90
New York and return $41.9O
Portland and return -. $43.50
Toronto and return .,$25.90
Montreal and return $1,000
Detroit and return .$15.25
Via 500 Line, via Mackinac and the
palatial D. & G. steamers for the
Convention of Baptist Young People
of America. Tickets on sale July 2,
4, 6, to return Aug. Is. Ticket office,
119 So. Sd st.
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ENGEMoEN, HANCOCK, SEEK
ms COMPANY

South st. Paul. July 2.-The run Of cattle
has been light this week and but few good
beef cattle were on the market. Grassers are
coming in altho prices are low. We sold a
load Of South Dakota grass steers at $4.1O but
most OF those received are unsatisfactory killers
and should not cost to omuch in the country.
Stockers and Feeders-The market has run
along in the same old rut. buyers scarce,
and those, who are here act if they were
taking the cattle accommodation. The
run has been largely common.
Mixers and Springers-Demand for mixers
IS very poor and choice mixers sci lat $50 to
$40.
Hogs-The market declined about 200 early
In the week but has since advanced 10c to 16c.
We lookn for serious drop.
Sheep and Lambs-There has been a heavy
run of grass sheep on the market this week and
prices We're forced down. We look for no
improvement next week.
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t Prices &c higher. Receipts liberal for Satur-
Eday Average quality fair and somewhat bet
liter than on Friday. Prices range SIS to Sc. 20;
EFnon to fair quality are quotable from Los to-
heavy from $5.15 to 1925 No market Monday nSa
{. Hogs 40, 1874 lbs. s5.15; 81, 212 lbs, s5.15;
nbs $5.o5; 80: 2M lbs. $oo5' lit. 21s lbs, So;
underweights and Roughs-ss, 1s2 lbs, So; 7,
ssS $50 sSs b sa7 s. $50 lbs 81 l. $40 lbs $780,
CATTLE-Kecepts light. Market unchanged
from Friday. Beef and butcher cattle selling
bteady with week ago. Demand is strong for
Desirable dry fed grades, Bologna bulls 1oc to
15c under last weeks close; good bulls about
steady. yeals are 25c higher for the week
Stockers and feeders are slow at last weeks
prices. No quotable change in mich COW prices.
Butcher ste ee l;2s1 lbs; sA45; s LOGO
l,o25 lbs, $3.50; 2. e22 lbs ss.4o.
sos lbs, So; 2 s25 lbs, $275; i. 1ieo lbs,
cuttss and 3D. can AN : s2s lbs s225 $40
butcher Bulls. 1910 lbs, $sS5; i, isS lbs.
e2.6o; 2, 1910 lbs, $780, 1, 1850 lbs 1925
Veal Calves 14e lbs, $4.25; 1. 100 lbs,
tsSh sna 5sSdHf SALTS its 4ss ss
Stock and Feeding Bulls $40 lbs, s2.25; 2,
Mich Cows and springers-s cows and 8
sayess So $50; Il COW and calf. s27; and
sHEER-Eeeeipts Light; Sheep quoted steady
ton grades, compared with two weeks ago, show
"a decline of 81 to $1.25. During the same
time lambs have dropped Soc to 75c. Good NUT
ton ewes are selling around $3.50, with strictly
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L so.
RED RAsPBERRIES-24-pt cases, IS.
BLUEBERRIES--18-at case, 1925.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crate, $1.60.

+. CHICAGO PRODUCE, July 2.-Butter- STEADY;
erea,neries,, 1871 @17Ac dairies, 11s@1ee. Eggs
Firm; at mark, cases included; 14@14&c.
bris; TenTnessee $3.50; Virginia, ss;25@s.eo:
to 7b-lb weights, 0@61sc; so to 125-lb weights.
61A@7c. Cheese-Firm; daisies. elSAc; twins
Those; Young Americas, SA@s1ac.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN. July 2-olosing: Wheat
spot nominal ds !, futures dull July es 4Ad; Sep.
new, steady. 4s Sd: American mixed old easy.
4s cd; futures dull; July, As 4hd; September
4s 62esd. Peas, Canadian, quiet, 6s 3D.. Flour
st. Louis fancy winter, dull, IS Sd. Hops in
London (Pacifc coast), FIRM. G6@6 los.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. july 2.-consola
BANK CLEARINGS

The following table, compiled by Bradstreet,
shows the bank clearings at the principal cities
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. July 2,-Butter. re.

ceipts, $500 pkgs; market easy. The official
quotation for extra creamery is made &c.,. and
there was scarcely any business on the street
at higher figure. Crermery, common to extra
1S@1sc: state dairy, common to extra, 13@17c.
Cheese, quiet; receipts, ALSO pkgs: state full
cream. small, colored and white, fancy, SA a
SIC; state full cream, small colored and white.
fair to good. sA@S1ac; state full cream, small
cream. large, colored and white fancy. tx @sc:
state full cream, large colored and white, fair
to good, 7R@7Ac: state full cream, large, col
light 6@6hc. Weekly export of cheese. 21O7
boxes Eggs, firm; receipts 9.949 pkgs state.
2O@21c; firsts. 171a @1sc; western extra Sc
lected 18@1Slac; average prime, 17@171c;
southern, IA ID M16c,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02
SIOUX CITY live STOCK, Julx 2.-Racs,pt.

Cattle 200; hogs, $500.
Hogs--5@1oc higher. Sales: IS, 2so lbs, S.;
go, 28O lbs, $50; 90, 2so lbs $500
Cattle-Strong. Sales: 10 beeyes, LILO lbs,
$4.75; 8. 1880 lbs. $5.25; g. 1920 lbs, 1918
s cows and heifers $40 lbs, 1925; I, 1,O40 lbs.
$46 1,12o lbs. 81; 70; stockers: 7eo lbs, $500;
s, 500 lbs, $3.50; 10, 1.O40 lbs, 81; 6 yearlings
4so lbs, So; Z, $40 lbs, $3.50; s, $50 lbs, $3.75