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Show WORLD'SMARKETS WALL STREET New York. July 25 In keeping with its recent course, todays market market showed considerable early Irregularity, Ir-regularity, leading issues inclining lower, while specialties and minor shares were up one to three points. Overnight news was of a maintained character, including information of a more definite anti-trust policy by Washington and lower London prices I for American stocks. This was offset off-set by a rise in French bonds, a favorable fa-vorable statment b the German bank- and strength in foreign coppers. Before noon, however, the local market turned strong New Haven rising almost four points, with best prices for the present movement In steel, Amalgamated and LTnion Pa-I Pa-I -jific Government bonds were irregular Irregularity again characterized opening dealings in stocks today and Canadian Pacific and National Railways Rail-ways of Mexico first preferred were off a point with fractional declines In Union Pacific. Reading. Erie, and Steel New- Haven opened at a substantial sub-stantial fractional advance, soon gain ing b full point and Amalgamated Copper. Colorado Fuel ft Iron and the Rock Island issues also displayed some firmness. Except for partial recovery In the more prominent Issues and gains of one to three points in such specialties as Great Northern Ore, American Ice and National Enamel preferred, no changes of note occurred in the first hour Chesapeake & Ohio manifested some selling pressure The forenoon advance caused a better bet-ter feeling respecting money and investment in-vestment conditions .Mir. Ing extend ed to all class of stocks Including those recent scrutinized in bank loans Additional gains of half to a point were made in the active list, while specialties were up one to five points. Harriman stocks figured conaplcu-OUSlj conaplcu-OUSlj in the later rise, the excellent June earnings of Union Pacific inducing in-ducing Increased buving of that stock. In other quarters the advance was also significant, coppers, steel and coaler.? ruling materially over yesterday's yester-day's closing figures The market closed Irregular Traders Trad-ers took profits liberally and cancelled can-celled the advance in the decognized leaders. Bear selling of Canadian Pacific, Pa-cific, which depressed it two points, increased the desire to sell other 6tocks Chicago Livestock Chicago, Julv 25. Hogs R?ceipts 17.000. Market slow, 5 cents lower Bulk, JSS-SHG" light. A.109.50; mixed, JSTSfJOir), heavy, $8.6699.30; rough. S8.558 7o; pigs. ST 509 25 Cattle Receipts 1500 Market slow, steady. Beeves, $7.20(2 - 1 Texas steers. 16.9008.00 western steers, I7.10O8.16; stockers and fed-ers fed-ers (5.60 7.75; cows and heifers, $3 658. 25; calves, $8.26911.26 Sheep Receipts 8000. Market strong Natives, $4.8095.50; western $4.3596.40 vearlings. $5.6096.85; lambs, native, $5.5498.00; western. $6.2598.00. Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City. Mo., July 25. Hogs Receipts 4000. Market five cents low er. Bulk. $8.9099.10; reavy, SS.SHKfi 9.05; packers and butchers. $8.90$ 9 10; light $8 90-59.15; pigs, $7,509 8.50 Cattle Receipts 2500. Market steady to weak. Prime fed steers. $8 50-57 8 90; dressed beef steers. $7.25 (Tl K Rfl uf-lfrn ctADrs t let B "IV southern steers. $5 SOff 7 2o, cow s, 00-37 00 heifer? $5.0098.80; Blockers and feeders. $5.00-fJ 7.80 ; hulls $4,759.76 calves. $6.50-ginoo Sheep Receipts 3000. Market 10 cents higher. Lambs. f.2b'Q 7.75; yearlings $4.75fj 5 75; wethers, $4.25 95.00; ewes, $3 70'5 4.65, stockers and feeders. $2.50fi4.00. Sugar. New York, July 25. Raw sugar, firm, muscovado. $.107; centrifugal. $3 57, molasses. $2 82. refined, steady Omaha Livestock. South Omaha. Nob, July 25. CattleReceipts Cat-tleReceipts 30o Market strong Native steers, $7 408 90, cows and heifers. $5 75'o8.00; western steers. $6 25-58 15; Texas steers. $.0097-60; range cows and heifers. $5.5097.25; calves. $7 10 Hogs Receipts 7500 Market lower Heav y. SS. 608. 75 light. $8 75 19 10 ; pigs, ,$7 5098.60; bulk of sales, $8. 65-3' 8 75 Sheep Receipts 1500. Market active ac-tive Yearlings. $4.7695.76; wethers. $4 30g4.90- lambs, $6.6097.50. Chicago Grain, Chicago. July 25 Better weather conditions In western Europe and in Russia caused the whe-at market today to-day to develop weakness. The bears had an advantage also In the continued con-tinued favorable outlook for the spring crop both sides of the Ca nadian line Opening prices were uh- changed to l-2c lower. September, -W0 which started at 86 3-4-0 7-8 to 87c, a shade to l-4c off, fell to 86 l-2c. 1 Hugs Argentine shipments and the favorable weather pulled down corn. M0 September opened a sixteenth to 1-$ Wf 1 -4c lower at 62 1-4 to 62 3 Sc. and m dropped to 61 ".-Ac ,,tr Oats declined with corn under free ItJ selling, September started unchang- m ed to 1 -8c off at 40 1-8 to 40 1 -4c. and WW sagged to 39 5-8-fr3-4c. ,t1 Lower prices for hogs made provi- wpb sions heavy First sales were 2 1-2 lt to 10c lower, with September options I ps I as follow s Pork, $21.37 12. fei Lard. $11 .80. Ribs. $11.80. ? Wheat An additional setback re- ' B suited from the feebleness of buying . j support The close was steady with j p September 5-893-4c net lower at 85 1 H 3 -4c. pj Corn Later, there was a further m dip. the outcome of w heat w eakness. j jfj The close was steady at 61 l-2c for 1 September, a loss of 7-8lc neL M 1 Metals. New York. July 25. Copper Strong M-Standard. M-Standard. Spot to September, $14,509 14.75; electrolytic. $15.00, lake, K -$15 25 . casting. $14 75 ,"T, Tin Weak. Snot to Sentember. Sr. 1 $39 76 9 40.25 Lead Quiet, $4 30 bid Spelter Steady. $5 35G5.45 ,y Atitimonv Dull, t'cokson's. $8.40 j B 1 8.55. " Iron Steady. No 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft $15.25-315.50. "V: Money. New 'v. ork July 'Z' Money on call, ..'J 1-2 per cent ruling rate, 2 1-4 i J per cent, closing bid, 2 per cent; of- fered at 2 1-4 per cent. r . Time loans easier. 6u days, 3 1-2(9 j K 4 per cent; 90 days. 4 l-2'fi5 per cent; j six months. 5 1-2 per cent Prime mercantile paper 6 per cent. 5 Sterling exchange stead;, with ac- H tual business in bankers' bills at sT) 54 8:; 35 for 60 day bills and at $4 86.85 n for demand Commercial hills, $4. 82 75. Bar silver 59c. y Mexican dollars 47c , Government bonds, irregular, rail- i Kv road bonds, strong ' New York Stock List. Last Sales Amalgamated Copper (Ex. Div) 69 1-4 1 American Beet Sugar 25 1-2 j American Cotton Oil 48 1-8 American Smelting & Refg .. 63 1-2 i vmerican Sugar Refining 110 5-8 i American Tel k TH 127 3-s nacor.da Mining Co . .. :',5 3-8 1 Atchison 99 m Ailantlc Coast Line 119 3-4 J Baltimore & Ohio 8 1-2 j Brooklyn Rapid Transit . . 88 1-8 I Canadian Pacific 217 Chesapeake & Ohio 5o 7 Chh ago & North Wesie n r ! ."'i S Chicago. Mil a Si Paul . U'5 1-4 q Colorado Fuel & Iron 31 1-4 Colorado & Southern, bid 30 Delaware ft Hudson 156 jil Denver & Rio Grande bid 19 General hiortric 140 3-8 I,H Great Northern pfd 126 Great Northern Lire Ctfs ;5 fil Illinois Central 113 1-3 1 SI Interborough-Met .. 15 7-S ; Interborough Met. pfd 58 3-4 Inter Harvester, bid 106 3 Louisville & Nashville 133 5-8 Jl I Missouri Pacific .32 3-4 yj 'Missouri. Kansas & Texas 213-4 lS Lehigh alley 149 3-4 1SJ National Lead 49 1-2 RJ New York Central 98 3 4 j Norfolk & Western 105 1-2 Ri Northern" Pacific 109 Pennsylvania 113 3-4 People's Gas. bid . . 114 1 Pullman Palace Car. bid 155 Reading 161 1-2 1 I Rock Island Co 17 1-4 j Rock Island Co pfd 30 Southern Pacific 92 7-S ' 'Southern Railway 23 12 1 I Union Pacific 149 l- I'niied stated Steel 5$ 1-4 United States Steel pfd 1071-8 I Wabash 2 5-8 j jl 00 fl |