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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 2a2H per cent: last 1n an:
per cent. ruling price, per , cent; l sI1s
and ninety days s@ psT or six to 'f
months. Commercial paper quoted az IEs .
az per cent. for prime sin gle names and biis
receivable; other names. 4H@5 per cent
The sterling exchange market was slight!
due TO q fair inquiry from ,remlttsrs i ~
kinds OF bills. Contin entail exchange was
steady. Posted rates were quoted at a ~,
Long bills. s4.s47sd 81. BASS: sight drafts
Hse4o6S4. $3.50. and cable transfers. = .sessT
a s675. Francs We're quoted at 5:lS@ 5.St
Tor long and < for short ,a hsS aHs
and ss l-lede5h for short. Gpilders Teis
quoted at 20 ,-led 4oN for long and 4o1t A+o''"
for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
to- olfsHIns buyins. par: Selling LOO
MUM. Cincinnati..loa i5c. premium, Mon
treal-Par. New Orleans-CommerciaI 1S c
discount: banks. 81 premium. ST. psuEt pS.
isville-25c. premium. San Francisco-'oc
premium.
Money in London. Hal per cent Rate Q!
discount in open market for short and tht r.
month o Ss 4 g. Pdr for the
% i-is. Paris sdvices quote per cent? .si a.
90 francs IS centimes. The private rate o. di ~
count Is II-I6 per cent E1chahEe q.
vices ouote exchange on London 20 MARKS
45s.pfgs. The private rate OF oiscouN'
~ per cent
New York Clearing House statement: ~ ~,
changes. s2s7. 4ss, $50: BALANCES sias"'"'
Sub-rreasury debit balance. s2'ooo..tS
Commercial price Of bar silver IN New fc. 81
$40, Bar silver in London closed at q s-i''
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at +e',c
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS,
sUB.TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS
live stock Market.

R1nAN' ''3
Receipts OF bccvcs were 32oa head lnc.'s md
50 cars for export alive. Ill for slauRhcIr ,s,'T
81 for the market; making. with the In. and
prices badly dcmorallZed: and a, dr'l,n, ~ Non
20c, from Wednesday and SOC 10 4oc ,iI ,, 10 b.
days sales fully half the offerings were W., Xii,
carried over. Fat bulls were easy, ooosn" lowe
about steady medium and tat cows "'' common
thin cows full steady on limited supply h,lls
TO choice steers sold at Sass 81 per 100 9>-,ic,so
AT s?sOdA: cows at s2GsS7o car 81 phsttr
hciicrs at $3.50 Dressed beef In a Ul,r i, N ior
demand to -dav and selling at 7aN.c pc. o.
Liverpool and London cables ouo,ca y" ultN
slow At lat, &c, per ID. dressed Wegn'' a, sis
few tops at i2c. refrigerator beef htH,' ,"orros
0,.c. per H. Exports 10 day nom '"
76j beevcs and $50 quarters OF beer ,.. ray.
Receipts OF calves were l2h head a.! Wv, , ~ sse
kct making with the stale calves MA w hh,t,cf.
Vcsls about steady at yesterdays decline ,I th'
inllSs dull. but sellers were enahea 70 "a sogyN
pens. Common TO prime veas sold 9, - - 'bTt,et'
fnilks al saSS25 Dressed calves dnii ~ .orn,rT
per TO- for city dressed veals and +asc 'o'
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were h,@ .nno ox
for the market; making, with the stae .oa,s,r.
cars on sale. Good handy sheep tull steaus ,,ytru
weak: lambs were weak and sales uneven ~ ven
inr rather lower than yesterday; about q" a, Sc
held over. Common 10 GOOD sheep S org,nsry b
$3.50 per 100 lbs; culls at S2hs2,Soi OF ...S nut
nrine lambs al SsaS7 so: culls at ~ prssee, SIZE
Ton slow at 7a8c. per ID; dressed laino' ="
Receipts of hogs were 2,11s head. ins'u nasaiup
for the market. Feeling steady. Coco to!d u
ana light PennsylvsniA and state noss W.
MO- per 100 lbs.
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Speculation in outside securities to-day
was on a somewhat decreased scale. Prices
almost from the start showed tendency to
react, although some stead!ness was mani mani
Realizing Of teir proportions took place
many Instances the losses were severe; This
stock, o whieh have risen FATHER sharply during
the past week; Pool interests were still at
those issues were fairly we'll maintained.
Northern Securities. after a slight advance
broke nearly 8. per cent. and ended near the
lowest. Interboroush Rapid Transit. 70 on
Marine stocks developed some f,rmnss ssh, in
followed BY reactions in the late dealings.
standard OH went ofI "a points; Bethlehem
especially the preferred which r. ran up per
amount Of activity. but with somewhat Of an
irregular tendency, United Copper suffered red
cent. but under pool support recovered about
slight Improvement was noted in a few other
low priced Issues. Japanese new AS were
brisk within narrow limits. ,
The transactions In the market to-day were
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Se<ERsoek<>
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90 BROADWAY. n. Y.


Coupons payable at this once on and after
August !, 1905.
Beaver Dam Water Co. LIST IS.
Beaver Dam Water Co. LIST Cons olidated IS.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. Convertible SIS.
Corning. New York, Bridge 4e7s.
Good win Car & Elmira Bridge Car Trust go
Haight D. L. So.
Hastings, Village OF (Sewers) 4fc.
Hudson River Electric Power Co. LIST IS.
Imboden Coal & Coke Co. General IS.
North Georgia Electric Co. LIST IS.
Safety Insulated Wire & Gable Co. LIST IS.
Santa Cecilia Sugar Co. LIST IS.
Sing Sing Electric Lighting Co. 40.
SWEET. AL, Elec. Light & Pow. Co. fst SIS,
Union Club sc.
DUE FIFTEENTH.
National Consolidated Oil Co. LIST IS.
Staten Island Beach Land Imp. Co. Reg.
istered int. sc.
DUE EIGHTEENTH.
Cheektowaga, N. Y, Union Free School
Dist. No. 7 Sc.
DUE TWENTIETH.
Breitkopi Brewing Co. LIST IS.
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Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Nos. le, l8, 20 & 90 William st., New York.
Capital $l,OOO'OOO
Undivided Profits, 100000 II.

y were re 500 Sash ssslns, ias' we ssSSs ~
$oe.ooo nss gear. Lverp s,n.e declined =. TO ID
An Con- ssl .dysaoed owing TO the rise in whoa. Gov
s.on Of soS.s: N csc.so we ey ans con-
isst week and $4,000 last year. me AtrehtI.
10 secs 600 bush, against sill. 900 last week Is
2,27s 900 lau year; since Jan l. ss.sioooo. assll,,
rom this country were 1893 10 bush, sssIns
s34 772 las, week and 200 az last year since July
2.eoo4o7 bush. against .ss4 700 In me same tin,
FLoyspYll and steady. ss Ne az ESQ b.
ae.s sSs' wls ss1s olsa:: s.$as5; Sra ''
A5oat4so. Rye nour; -. 1,@ s. o;,;o u
No. !. Sales 5000 bags Mexican. Futures vs ,T,
generally. unchanged. closing steady Hsvrs y
S SESsr ho va. s% aaes.nsed reoepis ~,
stock, 2l2.Ooc Santos vas apchspEed; rseapls
s ss1seb,:.,: Is =: - sssssss s$ sss
R R:;;R''' s 7ssEs$ ssE
The coffee market was dun and featureless. With
pee,ed. There was some switching from July TO
METALS The tone was nIm. Win the trading
auet In London tin was slightly easier at Ell
S. for spot and ETA Iss for futures Copper thtr,
was unchanged at Ee7 for spot and fe7 hs for ~
is III al5 80: eleotrolytic lsl2halS.2tc: cast
ings, 1.75c.: lead, A.6s@t.eoc; spelter. 64sesNc
was duh and easy. Prices for regular as follows
Cash, Slt eo July. q. 70; September :it7s October
NAVAL SroREs. -Spirits Of turpentine. &c. Com
mon TO good strained rosin. $50
S7s6 refined Continent, $40: South American
8 Pork was au!e! a; sss9s: sss, for hume ines
Creamery, frsts, 2Ohc. EgCs-Westem. frs.
~ ais4c. Chicago. July .n;-,"Provisions re
covered In part the sharp decline OF yes~t'd,y
and many OF Yesterdays sellers were the hes
buyers early to. day. Tho hog marke, was .olt
Estimate for to morrow. $4,000"
SUoAR.-Raw was t1rm. Centrifugal o. te,
e., bid; muscovados 30 test, SMc.. bid. Refine
WAS IN fair demand and steady Granulated hioc
CHICAGO, July ALTO days prices were as FOL
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LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE
ANTITRUST COMPANY,

ST u LibcTW Street, New TOTE CTy:
July 18th, 1905.
The Board of Directors OF this company has this
day declared a dividend OF two and one half per
ist i905. The transfer books will be closed on
Saturday tho 18th day of July, and reopened on
Wednesday. the 3nd day OF August, 1905.
THORwALD STkLLKSECHT, Treasurer.
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The cotton market displayed good powers OF
absorption and though p1e o, t6e day
s The general Sp snd ' pos,be
so oa develops tha, viii induce me trade IN
general and the OUTSIDE public TO sn tex ' soWever
Who WI NC contend that there can be no advance OF
consequence until, there Is an active Gemanu t iS
South arc extremely, dun with prices on o., he ese,
than ss Il cables
pool and favorable weather conditions nceording
e and mgst nis SOLD
a put snS On Viii, ,ss .s soTs
ooverinS prices rallied and at one time were
,asn ne closing qssns .s. e,
atty Of the trade a., the moment are disposed 10
fR's H Nj said IN, .st,Sa q the
It has required the strongest kind ofhun support
hold less 1G Of he
last two weeks in nearly every cotton state and the
withdrawal OF spinners everywhere rom tne ;
Notwithstanding the continued circulation OF the
most sensationay bad crop accounts ana the gen
s srsoS Ssif n al the the m Mssspp Valley
as in parts OF Texas Eleven cent cotton mas pioSso
and the bulls have practically been forced
upon the defensive the last few days IN Srder 10
'e consderaSie short interest created: however
among professional traders who have oeen IolioW.
ing the efforts OF certain spot dealers end SOLO ou!
old bulls to smash the market. ana tnis intcIest
IA now believed TO have become suulCenty large 70
act as good pror In hepng inc buis 70 SUSAN an
worse, when they expect to be able TO resume inc
.Messrs. Price. Weld. Ternic, Violet and Parker
were buyers. Mcssrs. Nordcn and freeman were
sellers. =. ,,,,....s ,n,,
.he market shows unusual steadness In tne lacS o.
the strong influences arrayed against H. New
Orleans Is bearsh. Liverpool is bearlsh. splnne u
Al hest are Indifferent and spot sales are s1nau
Vet withsl every reaction Is promptly followed py
nrobabfy be bearlsh, The Chronicles weather
report promises TO favorable and the very heavy
receipts combined with slack demand from spin
ners insure bcarish visible statement. II prices
do not give way under such conditlons ~ may
he as well TO give up all thought OF reaction and
be prepared for q further advance when the next
unfavorable developments arise. Tho rains IN
eight inches being reported from Ladonia. II Il
well known that no rains are needed In that par
ticular section. and certainly no deluge OF such
volume. There are a good many operators who
to expect any reaction Of and they are
ready to take the bull side on the principle o. the
old New York politician. whose motto WAS: II YOU
can't lick 'em. jlne en-" In other words, II the
market won't 90 down In the face OF the influences
calculated 10 bear IT, then the best thing 10 DO Is G
GHAN,-wheat-Spot was dull No sales. No
| red. new, export, Nc. over New York July. The
last week and lss fast year: Chicago. III against
| - last week and IS last year Futures closed
sstc. to 7Ac. higher Sales 100000 bush. Prices
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Breitkopi Brewing Co. LIST IS.
RErHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.

-. 100 Broadway. New York. July IS, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that dividend OF one
and three quarters per cent. upon the preferred
stock OF the Bethlehem Steel corporation has
tho Com pany for the quarter ending June yoth
1905 Said dividend ls payable on Auyus, ist
the corporation al the close Of business on July
18TH 1905 The transfer books will be closed from
n. S. SNYDER. Secretary.
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AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.

- - New YORK, July FIST, 1905.
A dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the Common
Stock has been declared. payable Aug. q next TO
all ComrAen Stockholders at record at three p. II.
on Monday, Aug. 18th, 1905.
Common Stock transfer books will close at three
p. NJ. Aug. i4th, and reopen Aug. 22nd at 10 a, NJ
HENRY ROWLEY Treasurer
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7AMAI.GANArED COPPER COMPANY.

~ Broadway, New York. July 20th. 1905, :
Copper SSsmpsny, d,yIdsnd q ONE ANb ONE
payable August 2sth. 1905. to s,ockhoders Of
rscord a. o'clock P. ~. Thursday. July 97th.
Thursday, July 27th, 1905. and reopen at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Monday, August 18th. 1905.
A, II. MELlN. Secretary q TrcA6uIer.
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FINANCIAL.
American Mating Company
PROPOSED REDUCTION AND READJUST.
MENT OF CAPITAL.
New York. July Q. 1905,

New York. July o. 1905.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Tho undersigned have been requested by the
holders Of large amount Of each class OF stock of
tho Company with the approval OF the Board of
Directors. to act as q committee under an agree
ment dated July 9th. 1905, which Is deposited with
The Standard Trust Company OF New York. 10
carry into effect the following proposed plan for the
reduction and readjustment OF capital:
Tho readjusted capital is to be abou, sS,ooo,coo
OF stock 70 be divided and distributed as follows
Preferred stock. having q preference as
to Assets as well 80 dividends, dlvi-
dend rate to be limited to four per
cent. for two years and 70 SIX per cent
thereafter. preferred as to dividends
and assets. cumulative from October !,
1905. dividends payable seni.annually,
to be issued in exchange for existing
preferred stock at 62........,...,...... S.e5?soo
Common stock to be issued in exchange
for existing common stock at ~ ,,..... 5'ss6Voo
Total 70 be Issued to existing stock
holders. 's'soo
To remain In the treasury:
Preferred. stock (aboup .................. 1890
Common stock about 10000
ro,., SIS 900 900
Tho Committee have agreed to act without COM
pensat,on. Stockholders desiring TO participate In
the plan should become parties TO the agreement
by deposting their stock certificates, endorsed for
transfer In bank, with The Standard Trust Com
pany of New York, as Broad Street, New YORK
CITY on or before August IL. 1905. Certificates
of deposit win be Issued by said trust company IN
such denominations as the depostlng stockholders
may designate. Copies Of the plan and agreement
have been mailed to each stockholder OF record
at his last known address, and may also be o.
tained by stockholders at the ONCE OF said trust
company.
JOHN G. JENKINS.
ROBERT c. MARTIN,
HENRY DE COPPET, stock
MICHAEL COLEMAN, holders
MARSHALL .. briggs, l Committee.
WHEREFORE sULLT,
LOUIS L. STANTON.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARN NGS.

Detroi, United Railway:
1905. 1904. Changes.
I'd week July......... Sioo,s4s go .eos Inc. 1880
From Jan. 2sse. 039 AGO $50 Inc 27sss7
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic:
I'd week July .,.,,..... S6,Soo e69t72 Inc. 37.o97
From July I........... 1880 i02es4 Inc io.i6s
Interoceanio Railway Of Mexico:
I'd week July..",.,,,. Slo5.e44 SOL Ss4 Inc. $4,000
From Jan. l...... st24.SSo 3.tSo24S Dec. SS5. Sas
ID week July sai2,Sso 1901 sl6 Inc. I'll ,2ss
From jan .o.ble,57i $500 ,si4 Inc 9oe,757
Rio Grande Southern:
I'd week July. ........ Sl0.962 t906e Inc. 81 .894
From July l........... 1909 l7,5+S Inc. 1914
Toledo. St. Louis and Western:
I'd week u ly.......... @1,7ol e6l $50 Inc $40
From July i.......... 1904 i7i.7S Inc 1880
PITTsBuRo, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ct. LOUIS.
Tho PittsburT. Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis
Railway Company reports for June:
eros, earnings. sa5ti SO ,ao2os.s Inc ssso'sos
Or expenses..,.. i,66A.o74 1857 1888 Inc 1928
Ne, earnings Ssosss s5as2ll Inc. s,s,is7
From Jan. 1 TO June 80:
Gross earnings SASS 824 ll.6lsi6o Inc S92O,7A
Oper. expenses" aal27e5 e+6.27i Inc, 7o8.%o4
Net earnings. 5000, 1859 S2l7l $50 Inc SlS4?7o
TOLEDO RAILWAYS AND LIGHT.
The Toledo Railways and Light Company re.
ports for june
Gross earnings 80. 3les.22e S4sss5 Inc. S45ol
Oper. exp. & laxes" so.s46 1884 Inc. ssO5
Ne, earnings, $3.50 s7i,os4 Inc. slo.ess
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further sharp rise SCI took place IN wheat owing
mainly % 6s f a tine he
the has e. sTsae from black
shorts Became alarmed and prices sdvaneed rapidly
rise of nearly cents In September at Minneapolis
HSse S wss not long buying. partly for Wall
Street and outside account. Heavy llauidaton
absorbed. II. Y, Jones Of Watson Co. wired
from Minneapolis; l.. ,,,, ,,,,n. ~. ,,,o. ...
problem. The Whea, q southern Minnesota and
Of southern South Dakota Is generally generally Infected
The Infection has crossed the Minnesota River
G Stage sna % 90 ss
s s 'S, 'Tsaf sa1~ s wss n
; annoSnce It to day only AFTER I'VE days q PERSONAL
inycs'ixa,lor. in Minnesota and South Dakota BY
whea, was as follows: "Re,uins from winter
quality OF the grain, movemen, - the crop and
MSnr hs T IN s ;Ss q 9I
Ohio. indiana, Kentucky and N'.;;Ea the Yield
nois and Okahoma Irregular. but best in missouri;
in Tennessee, Indian Territory and Texas light.
IN the OHIO and spq
and the Territories where most damaged by rains.
SS. han . h e.
x rs d ss xssss mss;
damaged arm 1 fssT the keeping condition OF
The Chicago market was active and excited
The Northwes, was a large buyer; The Argentina
81, 10" week. ss snd 3 Since
7l7o4 oo against COS 600 in the same time lbs,
3, TSe las, this se.s snd
last year since July ?ooe.7Ss. against SSH ,oot
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CLOSING PRICES.
Pid. Askrd,I

BID. Asked BM isErd
Adams Exp. gas 247laIK CSF& Mp 82la bTa
Ailis Chin RS 10 i6Is Keo Des u. ~ 10
Aliis Oh pf ... 81 30 Knick lce.... san SHs
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July ?l..The statement OF re-
ccipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This day, This month. Fiscal pedr.
Receipts 81. Coz, 003 &3l454,38s s3li54.s8s
Expenditure" 2,seoooo T.tso,oco T<sc.coo
Dcnclt ..... 1857 ss7 sl8.O2Ses2 Neo258s2
The receipts from customs to day were SSH .7as:
from Internal revenue $685. 80: miscellaneous
S54ss0 National bank notes received for re.
dcmptlon. s0i2596.
Tine cash statement Of the United States Treas.
-urcr for July 81 shows;
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion ,,.,,..,.. $3.50 900. 900
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates $3.50. ss2 eco
GENERAL FUND,
Gold coin and bullion observation-disclosures, N7.500. e34
Gold certificates .,....,....,.. 2,66S. l20
standard silver dollars, ..,......,...,.. l9.220,t6l
SILVER. Ccrti Gates Observation-Disclosures. 7,022.hSl
Silver bullion 3o07, 253
United States notes t.5N6,f8
National bank notes. --t-.,..,,.,, 1888, t55
Subsidiary silver and minor coin ......, 1880 $50
Total. Observation-Disclosures i4s045 $50
In national banks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 60.3sl ,2lD
Awaiting rein Su rsemtnt ..,.,,......,-., su,+s1
Total s2Is lo7 .O85
Liabilities ..,.......,.,,,-. ...,.,. % loss ,093
Cash balance ......,..,...,.......si2 SIZE. o2s ola
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Norfolk Awess -

|'''';I|:::|;:::';||E:::::I1$|I|'|::
North Pacinc y
10000. ...77ll
or Short Line %
1000. Il 2 6la
or $ l fdg IS,
$4,000. Ola
PennA cv.Shs
1000. Il o.
"iHoxoSon..'I'ooIiiH.
Poo Gas d G b
1000. i 06
Peoria b East ist
mn l00yx
Peoria b East In
30o0....73i9
Pitts Gin Chi d
st L AS sci. b
1000. Il 1919
Pitts Shenango&
L z LIST IS
1000. II 2Ols
Reading gm -
1000, =! "a
10000. .l02
Read J G COL tr ~
b0O0..l 003x
10000. lol
s. L a Iron Mt So
600. Il 9 %
st L d Iron NJ -
S; ! q, 4 San serafag
81 Louis 8 W LIST
5000. % -
StLouis 8 W en- 10
| $1,000 -. 8 2
San A "a Pass -
$4,000 $40. Il 6la
Seaboard A L IS
2o0o..lO4
Seaboard A L Is
l0ooU..,.6 0A
South Pacific Is
| 2000.... e@3
| 10000. e4l2
| 1900. So. 9 b
| 7000.... 8 Ala
So Pac ref Is Gifts
l,7000.... ooA
| 5000 "a
o COVo. u
Southern Ry s.
| 1000. Sl4
900. 8 50
South Ry MAO IS
lO0O0 l0Olo
Tex & Pac list IS
! 1000. | 2 2
Toledo p 4 W IS
| b0O0....o3
Union Pacihc ~
| 30o0.. ! 06os
| 500. Il "a
| 5000. "a
Union Pacific CIV
| 10000 | e 8 Ia
III s OF Mexico IS
| e0OO.... o 3 81
III $ Red & Ref Is
| 5000. ! 90
III S Steel 3 I IS
| 32ooo....e4 "a
| 22000....94os
| 46o00.... Q ala
| 10000. q 4 %
Wah p Ter list Is
| 20o0....S IL
| l0oo....S g
| 100o.... g Sl2
wab p Ter I'd 10
| $1,000. 8 9 10
i S0OO.... s SiA
| 5000.... 80
West Shore "
| registered
| 5600..l 7SA
Wisconsin Cen -
| S7o0o....ol
Al, $4,000.
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Natural white. 30 TO $ lbs. S9SAe: corn was
mixed in elevator. esisc. Futures closed Nc. to
iXc higher. No sales. Closing prices as fol
Closing Last night
July. ...'''''...''''' ooH os'a
September. ...............'..''.' d2h 81
The following shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheat Corn Oats. Rye. Barley
Receipts. 81. 700 $3.50 80.
ExportS......, 2S.slo o,oo1 1910 ....
Chicago: $1,000 -
Receipts. $1,000 25O,OO lo1UU 1.O0 1000
Shipments, $4,000 A7,Ooo <3S,oD 1000 1000
Buffalo:
Receipts. 10000 2s3OOO 1000
Shipments 2l.oOo I8,oO ..,,
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JOHN G. JENKINS,
ROBERT c. MARTIN.
HENRY DE COPPET.
MICHAEL COLEMAN.
MARSHALL .. briggs,
WILBERFORCE sULLT,
LOUIS L. STANTON.
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

'Ex div.
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New York Stock Exchange Sales July FL.

CLOSING PRICES oy UNITED STATES BONDS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
POOR HOPE Foa PEACE.

II President Roosevelt can promote
peace between knssIa and Japan no
one will begrndae him he credit he
viii gain BY helping d f,op the ter
rife human slaughter Wkich has char
scterised she Russo japanese war.
There ere many diplomats who believe
all the Presidents efforts, however
we'll intentloned. viii come TO naught,
however. Count oassinI las outlined
the position Of Russia 90 few chosen
friends. He maiussIns that r russia has
nothing more 60 lose. II che were to
make pence now abe would have to
yield She -nensFalIty OF Manchuria,
acknowledge Japsn's suseFainty OF CO.
res, grant she neutrality Of VladivOs'
tok and pay an ENORMOUS indemnity
besides. II Rnssia continues TO fight
japan may In the course OF time, drive
her from MAnehuriA, capture Vlsdi-
vostok and be In position to insist on
her Suzeralnty OF Cores, but BY the
time all this has been accomplished by
brute force, Japan's financial resources
will have been exhausted and she will
have to quit lighting without any In
demnlty whatever. OF course the hu-
manItaFisn side OF the argument has
no foFcs with Russia. Her moutiks, or
peasants, are cheap and few hundred
thousand, more or less, are OF no mo-
ment to the Cssf and she war party
which dominates his actions.
Count Casslnl. for obvious reasons
does not state that Russia 10 afraid to
quit flahtlng or 20 accept peace ct the
humIlistIng teFms which japan would
prescribe. RussIa, that is. her grand
dukes, fear the officers who would re-
turn from Manehuria and Siberia. and
perhaps the men. They have learned
too much Of the oligarchy which has
Furnished them cheap ammunition,
worthless guns, rotten food, ETC., and
has grown rich By the transactions and
the grand dukes appreciate that the
coming home Of the troops means theiI
own doom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11

Gainesville IL st present exemplify-
ing her long established reputation for
unity In educational matters. Her cit.
liens are diligently at work--And they
stand % one msn-to secure the locA-
tion Of the University Of Florida provi'
ded for 10 the Buchanan bill passed by
the last session OF the Legislature. Be-
cause OF her splendid religious and
moral stsndInR, her central and health
fol location and her enthusiastic sdu'
cAtional sentiment, Gainesville In her
contest for the University has the high
endorsement and best wishes Of hum
dFeds Of the leading citizens Of Florids,
and II she shall win no one who is st
Rli acquainted with the conditions can
doubt that long step has been taken
toward the Subservsnce OF the best In
tsrssts Of she State In lie educational
matters. -BrAdiord County Telegraph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-11
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