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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
McGRoRY,
RENTAL EXPERT,

TEMPLE COURT.
FAMILY HorEI.-This 1s-room house, with
~ water, sewer, fine large bathroom, open
plumbing lavatories in all the chambers,
gas fixtures china closet a ths
grounds, which are second TO none IN
this sesbSnype w saf for tSf OF at
the extremely low rental of $50 per month.
N1coLLET Az oFFIcE-rhe. best,adysrtised
corner in city. Offices face both Nlcollet
and 50 st. aaye sisSaso o,t Tefse s4o a6 %
MODERN HoUsE-12 Highland av, eight
room house; ten minutes from down So 40
town .....,.'.....'.. .!''@oo'oo
MODERN FLATS -Eight-room nat in finest
hat building In city. References re- 80
CURED Rental ........'..."'.s..f oo.oo
MODERN HoUsE-Lowry Hill house Of
eight rooms. all modern ....i'.... o'.oo
GOOD COTTAGE Choice little house OF
rooms. with city water, shed, sta - 90
BILE, etc ......,..e........' lo'oo
GOOD CoTTAGE-comfortabl house of
rooms; city water, shed, etc .'.....! lI.oo
SMALL MODERN FLATs;--In building sd Y Just
being completed, No. 1925 wash
. ington ay n. M rs 80
Flat !, rooms aud bath ~. - y 90 90
Flat 8, rooms and bath 1850, 1000
Flat 4, 8 rooms and bath ..... l4'Uo
~ SUITES OF ROOMS. ...l,SrE -.,s-f ia. /
$40 26th av NE, rooms ........s GOO
800 9th st Sc, 4 rooms .........". 100
LOCATION FOR GENERAL STORE Single OF
double store in new, modern store build
ing in location where frst-class trade Is
e. assured, within three blocks of some OF
the principal industries Of cities. Rental
single store ......... -. W
800 H. McGRORY, ~.'E-..7.
RENTAL .-E EXPERT, -
TEMPLE COURT. 81.
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ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
concerns In the county wants general agent
for this territory. An investment of 81 900
ofrer and one Of. unusual money making posi-
Is bilitics. Free railroad fare both ways for
complete Investigation. of plant to anyone who
commands 81 900 for investment and can man
3 age general agency. Address 4511, Journal,
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.WANTED--REAL.3 ESTATE

.-.-,se - ~ ~~~~~~~~~N~
HAVE S Yo1 p Gg r Z 70 R aG Z 9
care Of all kinds Of property. managing es Q
ats ao san oneida nsfs you @Gns
90 o o o o o o. o 20 o 20 o o
HOUSES AND LOTS IN VICINITY OF UNI
sT yersfty for saleaor rent; the demand for this
K class of property has opened unusually early,
and the next two months will be the time to
move some. We have the largest demand
for this q e ut ~ agency
Won tion Wth hhs Sixty days fe
house or Hat; prefer partly furnished. Adj
dress 44s7, journal.
WANTED-LocATfoN FOR GENERAL STORE
church and creamery. Address Box SO, Eden
wANTED-cITY REAL ESTATE, FARM
have YOU 10 Sell or trade Greenfield, s25
~ Phoenix. So s.es ...-l-l.
WANTED TO RENT-FIvE OR s1x-RooM
modern house. except .heat;, responsible ten
anti for Aug. 18th or Sept. l.. Address 4616,
WANTED 70 BUY-sIx OR SEVEN ROOM
modern cottage III eighth ward quote lowest
price, location and termss Address 1855, Jour
EWANTFD-A. GOOD TEN,Ro0M MODERN
aud location. address sA1s5, Journal.
WANTED-cEDAR LAND IN oAss COUNTY,
Rs aa sn Sd Dat sWsSEs assa answer =
WANTED GOOD lo.RpoM MODERN HOUSE
III in the eighth ward State price and terms.
Address 4ls5, Journal g.s 81
EWANTED-A sMALTe BRIcK HOUSE WITH
inside closet, not ever s., 500 Moore Bros:
NE MINNEAPoLIs, EAST OF CENTRAL, SIX
room house, $1,000. Barnes Bros. Oneida
building.
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COWS. DOCS AND POULTRY


POULTRY SUCCESS, DEPT. M. j., SPRING
field Ohio; 18th year; 40 pages; beautifully IL
lustrated; best writer's; 80 cents year. Spe-
sg Guiding large illustrated poultry book free;
four months trial, 10 cents. Sample free.
FOR sALE---LAss OF wHITEsToNE, NO. 51ss.
Phoebe Hill; also her puppy: 10 months old I'D
none better; see them. II. NJ, Martinson, 81
S Andrus. tl..z.
FOR sALE-ENTIRE KENNEL OF COCKER
spaniels, two pointers, one fox terrier ana
one English spaniel Must be sold at once
HE. Poseley, Stewart, MINI.
Cows-cARLoAD GOOD FRESH cows AND
springers for sale cheap, or trade for beef,
at Midway Cow Market, Minnesota Transfer.
Lyle, 2161 University.
FOR sALE-sIx THoRoUGHBRED IRISH SET
ter pups, eligible for registraticni pedigree
with each pup. G. "a. Booth, 1874 Penn
av N.
FINE LION BRED GREAT DANISH DOG, PED
Eigreed handsomest dog In country; = years
old; solid tan. ia Sd st 8.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, MONTHS OLD,
eligible to registration: also pointer bitch, IL
months. 1928 9th av s.
FOR IsALE-BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
chicks Just Matched, Zoe each. Call Monday.
/ 1925 Western av So.
.7--.z MACHINERY
IRON WORKINGS AND WOOD WORKING Ma
| chinery; large stock 2d-haud and new. North.
/ ern Machinery Co.. 21S Sd st $. Minneapolis
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AN EASTERN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
So Will open "a branch in Minneapolis, employing
atates. mo Strayeiing no eanyassinr It viii
3: deal hberally with applicants who possess char
acter; applications from either. sex, enclosing
M 81 ms evidence of good faith will receive inn
y mediate acknowledge and If no contract
NJ is made, money will be returned. National
a bank and commercial references. 1905, Jour
~ {
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WANTED-HARDWARE STOCK; HAVE SEC
ton fine farming land in North Dakota and
| cash for running stock. Ftp. Pitcher. Bank
| of Commerce. s5
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Saturday Evening,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~>~S~-~~~~~~~-~~~~S
Unfurnished Housea
( st4g,s Continued.
T. "A. JAMESON.
POS Andrus Building.

4
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. LOANS AND FIRE
n, INSURANCE..
HOUSES.
223 W 18th st, ten-roonf modern house.
4 steam-heating. plant ............ $40 %
POS Grant st, ten rooms. all modern,
Ea7e steamtheating plant ......3...'..4 AZ, 30
$500 sdNay S, ten.roon modern house. 80. 90
f ss' mouse house 81 ....... $3.50
2549 Harriet av, ten-room all-modern' - !,
=. house .....; -, oo'oV
'o4' hy woter aV D. ss'en.ioom noase 22.5o
2641 Garfield ay ten rooms ..,........... 81. so
IT, ROOMS.
1907 Sd .av S, Eve rooms, first floor, mod . %
5ae 9Th sra ay n ave rooms second 1900
301-311 Plymouth av, two to hve-room ~
flats, So ........... low
s4o-EIGisT- ROOM, NEW AND MODERN, s721
4 :. $4u-Nine room modern, 3O06 Oakland,
$3O-Scven-room fiat. 1886 Nicoler.
$25-six-room fiat: 273l Hennepin.
4. - $23-Seven-room fat, 27S1 Hennepin 80,
IS ~ $25-Eight room, modern but heat, o12o
n. $3t}e~Ten-room, modern So HoaE av.o ~,
:lG $15--Six-foom modern, second hoor,a 2ool
n s1s-Eiight-room. partly modern, 21ob Bryant
7 - $l4--Five-room Tat. o W Grant st. ~
4. $9LThree-room fat 8 W Grant st. ~
II Care OF flats speciality. S's-@
LAUDERDALE co. Is SLOANE. Temple Court.
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CANDIDATE PICTURE CARDS, CHEAP; LET
terheads,e envelopes, statements, billheads, 1000
81. Mail orders filed quick. Ohio Printing
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ANTED-AUTOMoBILE HAVE GOOD
quarter section of land near Deerwood, Aitkin
part payment. Price $12 per acre. E. e.
DeGroff, Leroy, MINI. -.
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FOR sALE-S1, $50, NINE LOTS, FIvE-RooM
cottage, ieehouse and barn; good well; fine
. ton; part cash. balance to suit. n. Martin
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THIS IS A SWELL PLACE OF TEN ROOMS,
the furniture cost $500. We have orders to
y sell it at some price Trouble in the family !;
must be sold at once. Ellis Investment Co.,
GIG Gloho hui1dinp 49, 77E1A 80 $500 :.
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CASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR FARM,
wherever located; send description and price.
Northern Realty Co., B, 440 Andrus building,
S MinneaDolis = '3i-5f's ~ (4s Ifsa
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BUSINESS CHANCES HALF INTEREST IN A
prosperous country weekly newspaper. Good
reasons for selling; $1,000, half cash. 1904,
Journal.
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FOR sALE-sALooN IN ONE OF THE BEST
locations in the city. Reason for selling,
death Of proprietor. Apply at the place. 32l
IT; at, NJ Er@- 81 (fssl i
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We CAN QUICKLY SELL FOR CASH
your business, farm or other property, wher-
ever located. Send description and price.
American Realty Co., NJ BOB New York Life
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
WHEAT VERY ACTIVE
Sensational Cables and Strong
News Boost Prices

The wheat market was strong Sat
urday and prices responded. says NJ.
DOran K Co. 5 Chicago grain letter. Ca
bleS reported senSa tiOnaI and totally I'M
expected advance at Liverpool, Paris and
Berlin. for which there was no adequate
explanation excepting report that import
duties into Germany were to be raised
New York adV1ceS claimed there was
buying Of deferred futures there for for
eign account. Heavy and we'll distributed
rains arouse instant fears of a wet har
vest The forecast is for general thun-
der showers except in Kansas and Mis-
SOuIl. II. Y. Jones, of the Commercial
West. contributed a bullish item in re-
gard 10 new crop movement. He main
talnS demand from country mills in the
Southwest is SO strong it is doubtful if
much will reach Chicago in July. As to
hdFVe ting. he says excellent progress is
being made. There was also some talk
OF. too much rain in the Northwest, but
no actual damage even limited at. The
Northwest. however, was buyer of Sep
TENDER wheat here BroOmhall cables that
onerS OF Indian wheat are smaller and
a higher prices. Australian shipments
were $4,000 bu less than last week. Es-
innate for worlds shipments is 5000. 600.
LlV ts. closed % %le higher; Paris,
112G3c higher; Berlin. % 411ac higher.
Gorn-There was a decidedly heavy
tone to the market. with especial weak
ness IN the July. Bearish arguments were
plentiful Slump In cash market Friday
was followed by further decline of lie a
buShel. Elevator interests early sellers
against contracts made last few DAYS
Movement of this quality from private to
public houses is increasing steadily. Re
cetptS have shown tendency to increase
all week. Demand is very scant The
high temperatures and moisture over most
OF belt is favorable to crop. Liverpool
closed 1sc higher
Oats-The market was dull and neglect
ed and after a brief period of strength
at opening in sympathy with wheat the
tone became easier. Although mo pre-
clpltatlon was shown in Northern Illinois
on the map. private adviees from out
lying points shows showers to have been
general. Demand rather quiet and cash
market about steady
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK, June 25.-The statement
of averages of the clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shows:
Loans. $1.066. S13. 200: increase. $17.123.-
900. Deposits. 1143, 314100; increase,
$21. 500. Circulation. s3S. $40, 100: in
crease. $217.300. Legal tenders, $50, 912,-
900; increase, $500. 200 Specie. s240,368' =
300; increase, 81, 002 600. Reserve. $500
2S1 200; increase. 81. 90S 200. Reserve re-
CURED, $2S5, S2S.525; increase $5,325. 400.
Surplus, $3S, 1888; decrease $417. 200
Ex- United States deposits, $44, PA, 1925; de-
crease. $43O. z25
This statement breaks all previous rec
ords for grand total of deposits The ag-
Is also in excess Of all previous records.
The weeks increase of over ST 600 900 in
loans Is believed to result from increased
activity in the bond market which is
cOineident with the semi-annuaI disburse
ment of interest and dividend payments.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
Coffee and Suuar


NEW YORK. June 25.-The market for
coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of points under mod
crate liquidation following rather disap-
pointing European cables, which were out
TO the extent of about 10000 bags. There
seemed TO be fair demand for the near
positions at the decline, however and the
market after the call ruled fairly steady,
closing steady at unchanged prices to a
decline Of 5 points. Sales were reported
or 81, 600 bags, including July at 8 700
5 -75c; August. 5 .85c; September. < s5SS:
October. 6. Toe; December. 6. 2566. 80: Ian
uaIy {. 40c; March. $500 soc; May
b. !0@ soc Spot Rio quiet; No. in
voice, &c; mild steady; Cordova. 91l0I2c
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining ouiet.
z Lite; centrifugal 96-test. ne; mo-
iasses, SIC; refined firm; No. s, 4. 55c;
No Z, 4 soc; No. s. .45c: No. 8 4 ACC:
No. 10, Soc; No. IL. 4 soc; No. l. 4.25c:
No. ID, 4-20c; No. IA ALB; Confectionery
A o &c; cut loaf, 5. 65c; crushed, 5 CSC;
powdered, 800; granulated, 4 CSC; cubes
5. zoe. oUD0''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
STOCKS SHOW NET LOSS
CHANGES OF THE WEEK ARE IN
CONSIDERABLE
Early In the Session Some Stand Is Taken
Against Reacticnary Tendency-Bank
Statement Exercises NO Stimulating
Effect

NEW YORK, June 25-The stock mar
ket made some stand early today against
the reaetionary tendency yesterday but
yielded at the close and showed small
net losses on the day. The result is to
leave the weeks changes quite small.
Inc dealings today were Indifferent to
the point of hfelessness. A fractional
rise In Union and Southern Pacific and
steady tone of the Wabashs indi-
eating the passing of the effect of the
remission of the interest on the deben-
tors.
Free offerings of Consolidated Gas and
or the Metropolitan Traction stocks were
unsettling Influences The bank state
ment contained no great surprise, but
II went entirely without stimulating eff
Iect The increase in cash reserves was
nearly In accord with calculations and
me 81, OOO0O0 loan increase wants only
10 De once repeated to bring that item
to record level.
Deposits Are Enormous
Today's deposits at $1.14s.S14. 100 ex-
ceed by over 81 600. 600 the previous rec
ora made early last month Just previous
70 the WlthdraWal OF government deposits
from the banks for the Panama canal
payment. Greatly curtailed demand for
money In the channels of trade is a clear
induction from this condition of money
But growing discussion is given to the
part played by bids for deposits by the
banks and trust companies in causing this
condlt1on. and the >soundness and health
IulneSs of the policy in such a money
market as that existing at present Totals
sales OF bonds, par value, 81 ,347, 00o
BOND prices have moved upward dur
OF the speculative issues. United States
new As registered have declined "a per
cent on call during the week.
CLOSING List
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DULUTH


DULUTH, Mimi, June 25-Wheat
opened sharply, &c higher at 934c. This
was on Southwest rains. After an early
decline to 93c. it bulged up again to
931kc and closed at that bid. Trading
was comparatively quiet at the advance
Flax was a &c higher all around. Receipts
wheat, 40 cars; fax, A; barley, s; oats
3. Shipments-Wheat. 1,10O bu; fax.
1S2: 462. Cars on track, 80. Close: Wheat
Cash, July and No. ! northern, 931hc:
No northern, 91Ac;- September, SIC.
TENDER, s1-1012; october. $111A. Oats
40c. RYe-55c
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SACKS .................. 20. so
The following quota tions are in cotton
sacks. 98 and 40 lbs:
G r n a e coTnmeal,
white ............ 2.7o
Standard white rye FOUR e 325
Pure buckWheat -four. -. AIS a 500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO, June -Cattle-Reeejnts
II, 900: nominal; good to prime steers
50 5000 so; poor to medium, 81 .5OG5 so;
stockers and feeders, 81. 50@4. 80; cows
S1.5O@2; bulls. $2@4 25; calves s2.5oGS:
Texas fed steers, 50 .2563 IS. HoesWRe,'
eeipts. goo; Monday, $4,000; steady; mix
ed and butchers, IS: 2o@5.4O; good to
50: 15@5. 80; light, IS 2O05. IS; bulk IF
sales. So 25Q5. 50. Sheep-Receipts. / 200
head; sheep and lambs steady; good to
choice wethers, 81 50G5; fair to choice
mixed, So 1904 50; western sheep. "a 599
4:15; native lambs, $4@7; western lambs
S4n5. "a 4AAOS'
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bBid.
New YORK MINING Stocks
CLOTH MARKET IMPROVES
Manchester Market Shows Better Trade
Conditions After Steady Decline

MANCHESTER. June ga pause in
the downward course of the price of cot
ton and the more reasonable figures de-
manded by sellers facilitated the transact
tons of business in several directions in
the cloth market last week There was
more trade in higher grades for China
but the Improvement did not extend to
bleachings. t@~
A good inquiry for India transpired and
there was some increase in trade. but the
offers generally were impracticable an
parently based on thenew crop quotations.
The trade for South America was quieter
and 1t was better for the Levant.
Yarns were irregular. For the home
trade American crops had a fair INQUIRY
principally for delivery in later months,
but the cratic movements in cotton fire.
duently rendered negotiations difficult
The turnover was below the average
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
MINI EAPOLIS

Minneapolis jumped 1c at the
opening and held firm on Slight reaction.
July touching "a &c and holding around
$3.50. Following the dewnpouF of Fri
day, another soaking rain fell over the
Western country. and the Southwest had
one to two inches at many points. Al
ready there is talk of damage. Some
adviceS are of serious injury to winter
wheat. but these are not numerous. and
it is likely that it would be premature to
raise a Cry of damage. If the present
weather should continue over into this
week fear of serious injury would be
justified. Receipts, 222 ears
The market was very strong all through
and at high point for July, 94Lc and at
S21s @S2Ac for September and Sole for
December. Following was the range Of
prices:
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II
Dull, but steady; winter patents s455m
90; straights, 81 5000. 40; spring patents.
81. 5000 40; straights, SO .90@4 20; bakers,
y 5Oq3: 20. Wheat-No. spring, 93697c;
No. 3, 85@95c; No. red. 98699c. Corn
No. ?, 4sAc; No. yellow, 4S4 649c. Oats
No. 2, 40$4 @41c; No. white, 40043Hc.
Rye-No. 2, 65c. Barley-GOod feeding. 90
935c; fair to choice mailing, 42G52c.
Flaxseed--No. 1, 81 OF; No. 1 northwest
ern, 81 OF. Timothy Seed-Prime. 81. S21b
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. $12 95613. Lard
Per 100 lbs. S7@7 .021h. Short Ribs-Sides
Qoose), $7.3712@7 .621k Clear Sides
Short (boxed). 81. al so. Whisky-Rasis
Of high wines. $1.2S. Clover-Contrac ct
grade, SO IS. Reeeipts-Flour. 20 SOC bbIs:
wheat, 1880 bu; corn. 377,300 bu: oats,
10000 Blu; barley, 81 900. Shipments
Flour, $1,000 bbls; wheat 35 500 bu: corn
400, 100 bu; oats, 49,, 500 bu; barley. ,. 700
On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries. 1910
mark. cases included, 14G141ac. Cheese
steady, IA Csc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
a Tour Of the Great Lakes

A cool. delightful trip via the Northern
Steamship company. The palatial steam
er North West leaves Duluth every
Tuesday, beginning June IS, for Buffalo
and Chicago In all the world there is
no trip like this" Ports of call en- route
are Hancock. Houghton Marquette Mack
mac Island, Sault Ste Marie. Detroit.
Cleveland. Buffalo. Harbor Springs, Nil
waukee and Chicago. For berth reserva-
tons and full information cali at city
ticket Office Great Northern railway. 4th
and Robert SITS, st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
No. 2 taIow, in cakes. or
New York Money

NEW YORK. June 25.-Money on call.
nominal; no loans; time loans easy: sixty
and ninety days, IA a. per cent: six
months, per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. "a per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 81 .30@4. 81 .35 for demand. and
at "a. 50 1905. SIS As for sixty-day bills;
posted rates. 81. S6fJ4. 88; commercial bills
81 $40 .S5A Bar silver. 56Hc. Mex
lean dollars, 46c. Government bonds steady,
Railroad bonds firm.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
RAILROAD NOTICES
rhe WORLDS Fair and How to e.t rhe

The Worlds Fair and How to Get There
The Minneapolis & St Louis r. r. has
these advantages:
Two trains a day
An 1S-hOur schedule
Dining cars serving all meals
Lands you at the gates of the Fair.
Reduced rate tickets.
Its rates are no higher but its sarxrica
line.
For free map and guide to the Fair or
other information, call or write to
HES. HASKINS, c. T. A.,
39S Robert ST.. st. Paul MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
BUSINESS AT Low Ese
Trade on the London Stock Exchange Re-
mains Dull

LONDON. June 26-Throughout the
past week business on the stock exchange
remained at very low ebb and there was
little change in the situation since the last
weekly report though there prevailed a
growing confidence that business would
improve steadily and without sensational
features
AS far as the week Just closed Is con-
cerned Americans formed the only bright
spot. showing an improvement which was
based on the good crop reports and on
other favorable indications
The Japanese new issue Remained dull
owing to a top-heavy-bull account which
was built up In consequence Of repeated
Japanese victories. Russian bonds had a
sharp rally after the sensational dash Of
the Nladivostol1 squadron and it's escape
without injury ssaf1s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
S. B. SHOTWElL { CO.
cRAIN-sTocKs
National German American Bank Bldg

q 3: & Q.n.4s.. 9T7slSt. l.. S. w lists 94&
bC.M.& StPg.4s109 is. A. l.. As. 6S%
pC& N. w c. 7sl28BlSo Pacific As 931h
C.,R-I & Pas 69AfSo Railway S. .1I75@
90 COL 5s... =. 1914 IT. & P. lists. .118
CCC.& StL.g 4s1007s IT, StI. e W.4s 7O15
Chi. Term. As. rs Union Pac. As loss
Con lob. 4S... 61$4 do cow. Is. 99A
Col. & So IS "a IT, S. s. Cd SIS 1855
BID. & r. G. As. 1901 ibWabash lists III
Erie D. l. As. 100Hl do deb b 561b
do gen. Is. S6A w. & L. e. As. 81
F.W. & D.C.1st. los y wis. Cent. As. 91H
Hook. Val. 41hS 109M1bC. F. & /. c. IS 50
L. q n. uni. 4s.10i%
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PIlces fully sc higher. Receipts fairly
moderate; quality averaging a little bet.
80. 25. Bulk S.. O5 to So Is Light. mixed
ana heavy hogs of common to fair quality
are quotable from SIS to $40, and good
weights from S. Is to S. 80. Prices cGrn-
pared with last Saturday show an ad-
vance OF from. zoe to 25c, and are abot1t
90c above the low time OF the year. Rep
resentative sales:
HOGS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-27
Special Daily Excursions to BonesteeI Ac.
count Opening OF Rosebud Reservation

Very low rates July l to %. inclusive
in effect from all North Western Line
points. Registration can be made from
July to %, inclusive, but must be made
an person. For rates, special pamphlet
giving details address T. w. Teasdale
G. 2. A, st. Paul. MINI.
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There Are Gold Bricks in PLENTY

Still to be found in Alaska. A delightful
tour, personally conducted. has been plan
ned by the 800 Line" leaving the Twin
Cities July 8. for a 31-day trip to the
Pacific Coast and Alaska, visiting Dawson
City and all interesting intermediate
points. $55G.80. all expenses included
Call at the ticket office for illustrated
folder etc
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