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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-25
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Winnipeg to Cummings warm
weather has prevailed turnout all western prov
Rain a1d tor r eeea gem
thunderstorms fairly general In Alberta and
Saskatchewan.
yesterday or the highest prices in many years.
This was an advance Of 81 ton as compared
With With the last price SATURDAY, "a The hay man
that in the vicinity Of Sycamore. III, farmers
have been cutting oats ana feeding to the n7o-
stock in pastures.
: Liverpool spot wheat unchanged: futures, NO
Berlin wheat close Nc higher
Chicago says the Impression seems to be
growing that the spring wheat crop has been
Montgomery city, Ind. wired: ..corn con-
dttion and outlook critical
einc viii get az per cent semi annually and
Southern Pacific per cent.
San Francisco will spend sec, 10000 for mu-
Current years refunding plans Of railroads
aggregate $35. 1922. 600.
Retirement Of Pennsylvania officials from Nor
folk q Western does not mean abandoning its
Attorney General Moody has dropped criminal
prosecution OF Standard OIL and now seeks only
speyer & Co. will establish new bank in
Mexico with capital Of 81, ooo. 600.
exceed $1,000 600
Mntheny of Springfield. H.. wired: There Is
no doubt but some corn Is hurt. but don't thfnl
!; It serious. Rain this week viii put an end I,
It,. I'm fenrful of ten DAYS continued drought
/ Sawyer wired from Parkston. s. D.: "wea tn
i err very favorable: prospect for crop very en-
| couraring; harvesting commences here mex
/ week. -.
! Rycroft. who Is in New York, wired: 'T1tnl
whent sale for n turn of cent or more
verv little doing for nyport.''
j Total clearsnces: Wheat 100000 bu: -four
! 1000 brls:: corn Z ,coo hui; oats, 1000; whea
and nour equal 10000 bu,
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INNING FOR BULLS
ON WALL STREE
OPENING IS AT AN ADVANCE AN
PRICES MOVE UPWARD.
Sprinkling Of Sales to Take Profits Al.
Well Absorbed and the Mornina
Trading Shows Upward Trend Con-
spicuous Strength Is Shown by ST..
Paul.

New York, July 25.-Prices moved upward:
brlskly IN the opening dealings IN the stocA
market today ON an active uemand, many spe..
ulatlve leaders showing gains of point -
upwards The more cheerful tone of foreig..
markets helped the rise. Anaconda gained
Canadian Pacinc x, Northern Pacific and Deia
ware q hudson IA, and st. Paul, Union Pa.
cifc, heading. Baltimore s. Ohio smelling am.
Colorado Fuel about point. Southern racine
and AmGgamated Copper were up large trac-
tions
There was sprinkling Of sales to take profits
on me opening advance, but they were well
ABSORBED ana prices rose afterwards above the
opening level. Great Northern preferred gained
~, Delaware & Hudson and Sugar ~, St.
Paul "a, Union Pacific, Reading, Colorado
fuel II, Southern Pacific u and rennsylvanla
Brooklyn Transit about a point
tflces continued to work gradually higher
WIN moderate degree of activity. Sentiment
was Influenced by the conspicuous strength Of
st. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern tactic.
Sugar 3 in all, Denver & Rio Grande, Ma
tionai Biscuit and National Lead ~, and
Atchison. Kansas & Texas preferred, Louisville
q Nashville, New York Central, Amalgamate ted
copper, marlborough Metropolitan, General Elec-
tric l. Minneapolis & St. Louis fell / and
Nortn- W estern z Bonds We're irregular at noon.
Inc Uanscontlnent0l railroads continued tO
ieao the advance, which was slower at other
points. st. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern
racine gained to ~, United States Steel.
Repuolc Steel preferred, Tennessee Coal. Corn
rrooucts, st. Louis Southwestern and Kansas
Clty southern preferred to the extent Of point
or more. - s}slI .t[5s-t err" : =.
The demand subsidized and trading became
very duH, but with only slight price recessions
resulting.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal BY
WATSON y Co.. Chunlber Of Commerce, Mime
aPols CLOSING figures are bid.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal.
Boston July 25.-The feature OF the copper
situation Is the rise In the London quotations,
showing that the recent depression was specula-
tive. Several Of the lake mines are, having
labor troubles. Except for this the copper out
look is without sto. aaw Boston car. am
the latter seems but little disposed to stand
bull market.
After II o'clock the copper market became
Butte, July 26-The Farrell Mining company
capitalization Of 100000 dividends in to 5oo.
600 shares The new company owns 10 acres
Of ground in the southeastern portion Of Butte.
Boston quotations at pm: American Ds,
yelopment Company. 11n1a Adventure sh;@
2bs; Arnold, oo@eB; Ashbed. 1@1h; Atlantic,
4: Boston conselidated 24@244; B nsa an n.
Butte Express, 8 asked; Butte & London, III q
2; Butte Coalition. 3oA; Calumet & Hecia, 6s6;
Centennial. 21h; Copper Queen, 2 asked; Con-
solidated Mercur, SO; Calumet Arizona, Ion;
Dominion Iron & steel, 2s1s asked; DAILY West,
Hlm River. N@1,h; Franki,n, 15h @ieb
siiass a''1 asset ssR sse
dover, 45@b5; MASSACHUSETTS, Gas, bsAe;
s5N: Old Colony, so@75: Old dominion. ssh
sesseI rit.bnaa SN s5 PaG.nF 10 s
service. 1bM; Pneumatic Service preferred
island. ssa4; santa Re, siN@lA; shannon
i9A Shoe Machinery, 50 shoe Machinery pre-
ferred 2eN ESQ; Swift, 1o4@1o4H; Tamsrack
| per, 62M: United Copper preferred. 9o@1o0
q. s.. Mining 6sH @54; United States Mining
4 United Fruit. 1o9@1lo; Utah.Nevada aGsM
4 Victoria. 6GD6h; washington asked: Winona
10; Wolverine, IN; Wyandot, 76: Warren Dew
co.. 1904.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
DEMAND FOR WHEAT GOOD AND MARKET
OPENS STRONG.


Chicago, July .25.-The wheat market opened
mand by local bulls, not only in the wheat
but in all other grain markets. The Russian
situation was again strong bulltsh factor,
and additional reports were received OF rust
in Manitoba. There was but little wheat Tor
sale. September opened Nc to &c to % g nc
higher, at Tx @77%c, and sold up to TING
77Mc. and then reacted to 77asc. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of 635
cars, against 500 cars last week and 444 cars
one year ago. =
The higher opening did not hold and about the
middle Of the session prices broke on realizing
sales, the September option going down to 1880:
The close was weak and A@Ac lower at
76Mc. .>.,
red Cash e xasst hc No No. seS Gard SSAc No NO.
hard, 1914 @76hc; No. / northern, 791a @SOhc;
No. northern, 7s@7sc; No. 8 spring. TACTIC:
Close-Wheat July. 7o1hc; September, 76Mc:
The corn market was strong, the best buying
being by local bulls. The chief Strengthening
influence was the continued dry weather In the
corn belt. September opened Nc to nc higher
at 51hc to 51Bc. Local receipts were lot
cars, with 40 cars of contract grade.
The market held strong all day. The high
price WAS SIC. The close was steady and 9sc
Cash corn. No. 2 Csc: No. 8, 52A @521Ac.
Close-Corn, July, 51h @61%c; September,
Oats were strong on a good general demand.
September opened Mc to nc to 1a@4c higher,
at 1880 to 34c, sold to "a Is 934Ac, and de-
clined to $3.50. Local receipts were 81 cars.
Cash oats, No. e. 35c; No 3, 34hc. Z"
Gose-Oats, July 354sc; Sep: ember, 33Ac.
:. The following was the range Of prices:
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l.l8; Anaconda, F12 VI Atchison, 81 II rAtcIli-
"a preferred, 1903; Baltimore & Ohio a2l5s;
MADAM rscias sdt assaIeake Ohio
.nyer d lilo Grande, 41ha; Denver & R.o
sande preferred, 81; Erie. 42.s Srie first pre-
-ntral, 1881; Louisville 4 Nashville, 1471a,
issouri, Kansas s. Texas, 34N New York Cen
al, 137; Norfolk & Western, S9Is Norfolk y
ennsylyania, 65N Rand iines, els; I:eading
IA; heading first preferred, AZ; Heading Sec
I'D preferred, As; Southern Railway, SO; South
Railway preferred, 1O2; Southern Pacific
44s:. Union Pacihc, l92h Union Pacific pre-
erred, 8lh; United States Steel 36ts; Unitec
,tates Steer preferreIt 'gb9s. Wabash, 20; Wa
Ia Ear silver a.isf y. Ter r ounce. Ga.ey, 20
n per cent.
The rate Of ulscour. in the open market for
nort bills is 3hW3A per cent. The rate Of
.lscount In the open market for three months
ills is RAMSA per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, July 25.-Tne cotton
point, to. decline Of one point, and in spite
Of steadier cables and better feeling abroad
as to the Russian situation, sold of right after
the: call under renewal Of bear pressure and
liqCidntion. The market worked of to net
loss Of about 1@5 points under this pressure,
but stesdied later on covering. Prices during
the middle of the morning were about 1@2
points net higher. with trading quiet and the
tone steady. ~ a r. = - s--.t .'t' :
The market was very steady during the late
morning and ruled about 4@6 points net higher
covering Of shorts, who were disappointed
that the decline. to new low level early did
not uncover stop-loss orders, and who were also
Texas. -. ~ a., :.z-
middling guilt, .1oc. -
Cotton futures opened steady. July, 1Oc;
August 1Oc September, 1o.10c; October. 10 17e;
November. 1o.1Sc; December, y. PC; January,
0.soc: February. 10. SIC bid; March, 10.4oc.
Cotton spot, closed quiet; middling uplands,
10000; middling gulf, 11.15c; sales. 101 bales.
NEW YORK OIL: July 25.-PetroleuIn firm;
refined, all ports, $7.75@7.6o.
NEW YORK METAL. = July 25.-Lead and
dull nd ,nnha 4
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN. July 25.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 47% pigs for checks. Discount ra tes
Short bills, per cent; three months bills 314
per cent. .-r- 80 -.s-
LONDON. July 25.-Bullion amounting to
e loo. 900 was taken into the Bank of England
on balance today.
PARIS, July 25.-Three per cent rentes, 9ef
Toe for the account Exchange on London, 25f
1910 for checks.
MINNEAPOLIs July 25.-Bank clearings to-
day, 81. 333, 4S1 go; New York exchange. selling
rate. soc premium; buying rate. par; Chicago
exchange. selling rate, 3oc premium; buying
rate par; London 60-day sight documentary e1.
change, 1882. Local money, firm st 51e@6 per
cent for selected paper. - A.
ST. PAUL, July 25.-Bank clearings today,
81, O56 1870 "a ,~ .r -....- g.. - - -
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snarE GRAIN 1NspEcr1oN. yuEx u.

LIS inspected. IIl--N ncu.-Ireat -,ort-ein--
No. hard 5; No. i northern, II; No north
7; No. 3, 6: No. 4. l.
Milwaukee-No. i northern. 8; No northern,
7; No. 8, 2; No. 4. 1; rejected, 2 -
Minneapolis & st. touis-No northern, u
No. 8, /; No. 4, !.
500 Line-No / hard, 3; No. northern, !;
No. 8, 2; no grade, l
Northern Pacifc-No Northern, /. sgsggg.
& Omaha-No. 2 northern. 2; rejected,
+ TotaI-No.a I hard. I; No. northern. Ism
northern, 16; No 8, Ii; No. 8, 8; rejected. a
no grade, /
No. durum wheat, 2; No. 9 sdnrum wheat = $
No. durum wheat Q; No. 2 winter wheat, a;
rejected winter wheat, n mixed wheat v, t.. 4;
No. 8 yellow corn, |; No corn. 8; NO No. q.
No white oats 4. No oats. 81 no grade
feed barley, 8; No: 2 feed barley. 2; no grade
feed barley g. No. northwestern OAK, 8;
No i flax II: rejected fax, 2.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 8 durum wheat, 3;
! No. hard wheat, 2; No. | northern wheat,
| 1870; No. 2 northern wheat. IL: rejected wheat,
! II; mixed wheat. 1; No. corn. 3; no grade
/ corn, /; No. 2 white oats. 2; No. white oats.
| 10; No. white oats, A No: oats. 6; No
/ fax, 10; No. 1 fax, IA; rejected fax, g.
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sAME THINa no HIM.

"Oddest thing observed the man
with the interpretive nose, ubut I for
get even the commonest savings. For
instance, at this moment I cannot com
plete that well-known quotation. All g
fair in love an'-and so forth. How
does it go, anyhowfo ),
All is fair in love and marriage,
offered suhdued.looking man WITH roll
ing-pin bumps all over his bald place.
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FOUND PETR1FIED SNAKES.

jet. MO- YhltOS. $sE
Judge Fisher brought In couple Of specimens
Of petrifed snakes the other day which he un-
earthed in southern Missouri some months ago.
They are perfect In shape and Of different size,
and form graceful, symme trical coll: in fact,
they are the prettiest snakes he ever saw. be-
cause they have no venom. The Judge is quite
q collector Of curios, and these were some which
specially Attracted him. He says one can find
most all sorts Of quaint curiosittes In southern
Missouri. Of which many are quite reminiscent
Of aboriginal antiquity. y
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul. July 25.-Barrett 4 zimmerman's
light and will continue so until the farmers
have finished fall work, buyers report in
ability to secure horses This will have tend
hand The demand Is good for heavy drafters
for construction work. Wisconsin and the Da-
road construction. Other classes are Arm with
fair demand Values: Drafters, extra, $4,000
2B5: drafters, choice. $1s5@210: drafters. COM
mon to good, $1e0@1S5; farm mares. extra, $40
Ql45; farm mares. choice. s105M12O: farm
mares. common to good, $so@1o6; delivery.
SIPS @1e6; drivers, s13o@3eo; mules, according
TO size S14OM2E :"
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THE CASH TRADE
HAY STRONG AND HIGHER-CoRN AND
OATS HIGHER

FLAX-Receipts, ~ cars, against cars last
year. Shipments 1e cars: Duluth, IS cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, s1.09% !;
CoRN-A strong and higher close No. 8
yellow corn closed at 4sc. Receipts, 10 cars;
shipments, cars.
oATS-F1rmsr all around and higher to close.
No white oats closed at s2%c, Receipts, os
cars; shipments 40 cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmesl
and cracked corn, tp sacks sacks extra, SIS 25@
1880; No. ground feed, % corn and is cats
T5-lb sacks, sacks extra, S18.75@19O0; No. 2
ground feed, " corn and Y oats, So-lb sacks,
sacks extra, SIC .e5@1e. so; No. 8 ground feed
1-s corp and 20 oats, rob sacks, sacks extra,
S19.1t@20.
MILLSTUFFs Bran, bulk. s1s; shorts, bulk,
s1416@1b; middlings, In bulk, $17.50@1s; red
dog, ID 140s, S21j ali b in Minneapolis; in
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm:
IananeSeA Lists Alhl QQA

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm:
japanese" lists, 99%, 99%.
japanese DDS, 0Sb
japanese Ans. 94%. GAY, 94as.
japanese second AS. 90H.
U. S. Steel SIS. 9SA, 9S, 9SA, 9SM, 9SN.
j. 2. Ct. Dis, S2h.
9, B. & Q. 49,. 97N@9S.
o. S. L. As, 94A abs.
Union Pacific 4s, 1O3M1O3M.
Rock Island 5s. 90a el91.
United Copper 61A@81A.
Boston Copper 24@25.
North Butte. S4!k 0lS5s.
Rock Island AZ. 1875, 1885, 1871.
East Butte, sN @sh. .a.s. ,.
Greene Copper. 20A @20h. ,.-
Tin Can common, GU @6%.
Tin Can preferred. 52h @531a.
CRANKY, 11@11h.
Utah Copper, 25@26
Baltimore & Ohio 31as, 981s @e4.
Baltimore & Ohio As, 1O3.
Northern Pacific 4s, 104. -
Black Mountain, ~ @SA. =,
A. T. As, 7S@7Sh. .... -... Pa 4 4
e. r. T. Is, 93A @94. - .'H
Atchison As, 102h@ r.s-. To- o..-7
A. T. 6s, 112B 0112A. -.
Reading As, 100. .... .. .-. .....-
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Chicago Options.

20o.lb sacks. 81 per ton additional, in 100 lib
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments
!, 1876 TONS IT, .....
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 34@S5hc;
mating grades, 56@44c. Receipts, cars;
hYE-No. 2 rye closed at SIX @52Nc. Re-
ceipts, 3 cars; shipments, 8 cars.
HAY-The market is higher In sympathy
ceipts today, Ito tons. Timothy. choice. Sill
No: !, o5o; No. 2, $s@s.ho; No. g.
$7@S SO; prairie, choice. $1,000; prairie. No.
!. S9.5OQlO; prairie, No. 2, ss5o@0; No. g.
So. 80; midland, No. l. $I.50GS: midland
No 2, $5.50@6.5o; rye straw, s4@o; oat straw,
5000. "
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THE FLOUR MARKET
BETTER DEMAND FROM sMALLLoT Blu,
ERS-SALES LARGER it,.

Nlto-S<a2AEb IAA0EH. =
Larger sales and better interest ON the part
OF small-lot buyers ts the report In -four, and
even tho no large individual sales are heard Of
the aggregate business is heavier There is a
little foreign inquiry and possibility Of export
business developing at any time. =
Shipments $50 brls .. =. s.s.
First patents quotable at 81. 2oD4 80; second
patents, S4.o5Q4. 10; first clears. ss.352S As;
second clears, $2.bo42. 90. In wood. b. Min
neapo1is. -. 5.a -
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ARIZONA COPPER.

The unlisted market has been active today,
Win good demand for Globe, DEM Arizona,
american and Superior L. rItIsburg. heweenaw
Gems to be In big demand at LINES, anu then
.. VIII lie idle for Jew Gays. The stock acts
cratic. Butte Coalition continues to be
nr the few active issues on the Boston Stock
Exchange. Quotations at / pin:
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY RoADs JULY "a.
Cars-Milwaukee, %; Omaha, 8; st: Louis 8;
Great Northern 49, No{thesn Pacific l.; Ghicago
Rock Island & Pacific, 2.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, July D.-Receip,

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, July N-Receipts
400; hogs. 400. Hogs-steady. Sales:
"a. 80 lbs, $3.50: 20. 24S lbs. 500: 70. Z10
lbs $780, Cattle-Steady. Sales: IA beeves.
1900 lbs s4.75; Is beeves 1910 lbs. So. Is: 1e
beeves. 1880 lbs. $685.; 10 cows and heifers $40
10 cows and heifers. 1.o4o lbs, $4.50; s stockers
and feeders. 7eO lbs. 1928: 10 stockers and
feeders, $40 lbs. S350: 10 stockers and feeders
zoo lbs. $500; s calves and yearliugs, $40 lbs.
So: 10 calves and yearliDgs, $40 lbs. $3.50: 20
calves and yearl!ngs, e70 lbs. $780,
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KANSAS o1TY GRAIN. July @.-close,
ber SER; 7ac; cash NJ 3 hard, 71@72e; No. 5, seA
Q7Ohc; No. 4. es14 @e91ha; No. 3 red, 721ac;
No. 8, ee172c. Corn. July, Acc; September,
No. 5, &C.,: No. 2 white, 51o; No. 8, 601ic.
Oats. No. white, 86@87c; No. 2 mixed, 921k q
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pts for the past week are as fol-

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago. MIL
waukee 4 st. Paul. 4; Chicago Great Western
4: Minneapolis & st. Louis. IL; Chicago. ST.
| Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, 10: Great Northern.
Il; Chicago, Burlington Quincy, 2; SEQ line,
L. Nort, total
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Tess--Mr. Mugly has actually asked Miss
Passay II he might call upon her.
Jess-You don't say. I'll bet she's got her
bridesmaid picked out already.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, July 25.--July opened at
7s1sc, closed at 7eMc; October. 771 1c closed
17Rc: December closed 7b1ae; May closed soNe.
ern. 77%c; No. northern, 75Hc; No. white
oats 3211c; No. 8 barley. Ale; No. 1 fax. q. o.
Receipts wheat, o. cars last year 81.
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LIVERPOOL. GRAIN July 25.-wheat, spot,
nominal; futures, firm; July, es 7tkd; septem
Der, es ID: December. 6s IT'D. Corn, spot,
quiet; July nominal; September, As 7hd.
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Total sales, 764, 600 shares.
Money closed 2@2A per cent: last loan, AZ;
high, az; low, 2; ruling rate, ~.
High and low: New York Central, 1881
1872; Locomotive TON TO-; woolen, a4A ssX;
Wisconsin Central, 23 -23is; preferred, 46h .4S;
North Western, 196N -195; Colorado Fuel. 49%-
Car H;sest
OF \ .e5N; Steel 36%-a5M; preferred. 1o4%-
St. Paul. 1s1K-179A; Z. & n. 14lA 13eA !;
Cas- s140A 139N; Great Northern 292% 2s2;
Sugar, 1s7-7841a; Pennsylvania, 12Sas 18TH
Rock ISLAND, 241a-M; preferred. So 62 Atchison,
149k -1o7A; preferred. 94A-e4; Reading 1861
124N; 500, 1887 -152; Copper, 99-97ss; Duluth.
s. s. & At. 16A -16h; Iowa Central, 261h- 25%
preferred Sly -6111. 80
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS July
25.-Rye, cash. No. 2, 59@61c; September.
43h @45c; feeding September 3sh 040c. limo
thy, September. $4.30@4.46.
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1ryITEn sTATFs TRFasupy

Washington, July 25.-Today's statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund; ex-
elusive Of the $3.50. 900 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance. $170,706, ee6; gold coin
and bullion, $99963,607; gold certificates. $685.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, JULY "a.
Receiyed-Wheat 1o2 cars, 10000 bu; corn,
g. 400 bu; oats, So $50 blu; barley. $50 bu; rye,
1,140 bu; fax. 10, $50 bu: -four, 700 brls; hay,
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COMMON HOGS ON
A FIRMER BASIS
GOOD LOTS SELLING SC HIGHER
AT SOUTH ST. PAUL TODAY.

Cattle Generally Steady on Light Re
ceipts and Fair Share of Killing
Stuff in the Receipts-Good Demand
for the Granted Cattle-Veal Calves
Steady. Sheep Receipts Liberal aud
Prices About 25c Lower.
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N1HC. O' VUtuI. Ut.
stock Tuesday July "a:


was Sc lower than Yesterday. Demand strong
for soGd ess nay nSn ssss 70 fs Prices
ttaif, $e:ss to ss:4s; good; choice: $3.50 to
$s.sS to se.4s; good to choice. $3.50 to $500;
se.4o;2 good to choice. $500 to So 50: rough q
*sI +: s1s Sq lbs ros ssc st's s &c.,
a. 2sS lbs, $3.50: ~; 1876 lbs. $3.50; y, 2so
s S. 49, IS aos lbs. "a: ss5 u.s. 5 sIs ss
27s lbs. Sc. 50; go, POI lbs. So so; H., 25s lbs,
$s41 f. 81 - Ss 8: lbs $3.50; 49, 81 lbs $780, 49,
Is $50 lbs ans sis; T. sSs lbs, s,ss; 10,
s2S lbs; 1878; g. 4o2 lbs, so:7S; q 1856 lbs'
' oIr oefs 900 IL, ssse. 81 steady receipt.
Good demand for granted cattle. stockers and
feeders steady with the market rather i,e quiet
Butcher Steers l,12s lbs, s4,20; 2, 1,o20
Butcher Cows and Heifers- 1872 lbs: $3.50;
Ill; T.; +, e.; iS' ss7o 'SS
e1s ibs, s21o; s. sos lbs. 50; 2, s70 lbs, 81;
2, LOCO lbs. 81 IS; 2, 90 lbs, 81 90 = : *.
Butcher Bulls 1880 lbs, $500; l. $50
Veal Calves, 100 lbs, sb.ss; 8, 1So lbs.
H. 1z0 lbs 81 TO- IT, lbs aos M,
| $3.50; Is, 200 lbs, $2.25.
stock and Feeding steers[i LAO lbs, $3.50;
Stock Cows and Refers $50 lbs, $2.6s; I,
Stock and Feeding Bulls, f.1eo lbs, $3.50;
| 1, i, 100 lbs, S2.a5; q eo5 lbs. $3.50.
| Mich Cows and Springers--1 cow, 1886
| cow, $92. so; cow and / calf, $3i; CON
! and calf, 500.
sHEBP-Receipts fairly liberal Sheep price,
25c lower, heavyweight stuff moving slowly
Spring lambs generally steady. Exceptional
sale At sISo top practically 80 lamb. ~
lbs. 81; spring lambs; 7 lbs, Sc 90; Is spFin.
ewes, 81 lbs, $475; 5 ewes 1873 lbs, $3.50; II
yearling ewes. n lbs, s4,es; bucks. 100 lbs
Among the shippers on the market were:
/ G. Pike, T. E.. Osborne, Hewitt MINI; 3
Blume. Albany. MINI; B. A. Bassau. Nye: G
Gardner. Hammond. Wis; O. o. GOWN, Ne
nomine Uty; Wis: l. sss9a Itesfel u
Stuenbeck Bluffton, MINI.