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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

sG New es IS.s; ", Asrs b.. n.5}..usEessig,. Is;s7
;5as g sessa Flour dull. CSrnmeai steady.
Farley Iuiet: receipts =. IS: esp d 3, ID ni as asI a.
Sps' sas,e.i No, rod sssc {. "a. b. aaoa,: No :
{ O. af%ss: SO. / hard MsnitoSa ss..e I. &c
.. aroa. Wheat vas unsettled and generally
G.veTnnen, on farm reserves was more ,han or
s snw Sy me Teaiher n the Southwest. and TIE
sharp decline in pricss. or the break exporters
nee ns'e sSGd buSsrs The close was weak at nc
closed szsc: July Ss.asyi.c. cri;se;; ss,se: S.Ss
s.SsS: spot so' s.es SdSrnN NJ ) In.. .iiSo blu; eSPest-
{ Q. b: af,oat. Crn was s;..stained bv t + s %fs
hour. When il eassd t on = i Tsft.P, sI, Sn, Wbs shs last as,
ICED STEADY nevertheless. at i,as.c net adj.
Ssas' sl sss ssssasi s.S.. s sss.sss &c; si 5.!S 81
white ssss ak. mixed 20 ws., s4i'H Noe, Is; No 3;
white sssSso; Option. stronger West ard f-nsr
v %e.;s;n ! FiSss!:i j ssm: s..aiess. Lard nd s' 9sfs:
Iass. s.: sS Ta1l o. a sls:Ss CITY s g psq d. I,ss::
ssssdisr; PRIZE cra'is S ssasSf: a. SO;,cPP,S s 81
4cc Rice steady Molass.s firm. ~ "T'
Northern 5.sS; No: > Northern n" .Sa4s So F SS; /
Milwaukse. Wis. March u-wb.a, ,ou.-
Close: No. Northern aialsI=c: No. : NortS,Tn
rTm; 50, 2 stdsSs: sample a ssgs.c NC co I 81, na, sl
DIiuth. March Close whea,-cash Sn !
5Se MAY Sai.s: july SIy'e sss.e. 1 oss; s S@ c I N0F T.:
Peoria, March n-Cofn Inactive: No. = sSsGc
Oats inactive: No 3 white tiTit.c bsIsi
through. Whisky. on the basis II SID fer an
.r TG assS ST. q; Ms Msa Hss ,s,, as:iy. and low;
and higher: cash 61i.c. NAV g. JnIy es.n
Oats dull. f:mer and higher: cash g. lMt, e
AMI NM s; lgIy &c Clover seed weak: March SO:
Liverpool. March u.-Hams-short Gu, steady
az Sos I'd ~Bacon-C1ear b-Ilies steady AZ rs
csc-Am finest white 20. ,rsric,,
nnest colo-rd firm 1T SIS. Ccttonseed oil-EuIi .
nm ~, mas Gecitned TO 2ts The imports Of whea,
Ilo.eo American. The imports OF Nrnsricsn cnTS
fine Gina" Neainer
Livsrpopl. March u-wheat-spos firm: No. I
re! Northern spring IS %: No. : red Western
Writer IS I'D: No. I California s,eaiy. 6 "A.
futures closed quiet: March SIS 81. Ma G. I:,d:
July IS lid. Corn-spot steady: Ane-isan m,isi
new % si.d: American mixed old IS 81. futures
Chicago, March m-Flnur steady. Vhsa,-No 7
.2H.ec: No = red 5si.c. OatsENo : a.. SS.~: No
White fs,zc: No J white 44i-fTNc. Rva-SH .
1900; Bariey,Fair to choice mailing 5saSsL,c
IsI,eed.NS ~rthwsst s.7s Timothy seed
Proyisiors-Mess pork. per BIZ srs. IL I. ~:
lard. per Io Ms. @.E4aa@: short ribs s,iss
uo0sel S:5edSsO: dry-saltrd Shoulders nsxS
yrbJJslrr -; set clear sides Oxdb s.sas9o.
kansas CITY. March Il-CioSe: vh.at-Nav
&c: July 'sisS; cash No. . ha-i Sc. No. 3 7ss
49, Ied &c: No. : red Sic: NJ. = spring
/. n mi,sSi S1TSsMay S2he: Ssr;. s.c cash No,
.st5ssc- oat.-No. = white isa4sgc. RvetSo >
gecsipts.Whsat a2s'a: corn IS So- oats 1.nn.
sh'pments-Wheat 1000: corn $50: cats 2s.S91.
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Gnxcrnmcnt Rond,.
ming Stocks in New York.
NEW YORK curb MARKET.
st. Louis Transit Bonds at SS-Trad-
ING Quiet All Day.

New Totk. March 1.-THE curb market 70
day opened quiet and dull. and with prices Sh,v-
ing only nominal change. from the p-cytous
closing levels. Brokers rero-ted n slack demand
but at the same time there was iI.tl- eyi ier~e
or any considerable desire TO llgullaie. The lat
yer curb market held quiet. bui "ith dealings
dency in III. afternoon. although trading was lin
TIED In volume. The clCse was quiet. but with
a steady tone and with price changes somewhat
Irregular. Total Transactions Were estimated at
about 1000 shares.
Corn. Products common cold at p for 7p shares
and about Ion shares OF the preferred solo at
s.. Norfolk and Western lords sold at 81 fo- 10
and 10 81. Louis Transit bonds scld at So. Five
HUNDRED shares Of Tennessee COPPER sold at i.i1
ana a Ike amount OF Green Consolidate ed sold Ell
22is; Mexican National common sold al sss
early. but later reacted to - AID with I.l5
shares changing bands.
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Wall Street Gossip,

Wall Street Gossip.
Reported by the New York Commercial Al
verttser. through Francis. Bro. & Co. No. 81.
North Fourth street:
London operations in this market TODAY
amounted to not more than i2.co shares. about
O., Readings and Union Pacific. The sales were
principally OF United States Steel and Southern
Pacific.
Both, the common and the preferred c. G. T.
rose sharply in buying by Halle & ST. I9,ilz.
HouseHan & Co. Thomas & Co. and others me
movement was widely tipped and Remarkable
rurnors were set in circulation. the chief one
being that Pennsylvania Railroad was endeayor-
Ing to secure control Of the company in interest
Of p. & o. From the nature Of this and other
rumors that were whispered in strict confdence.
the room concluded that Nj. John W. Gates was
behind the manipulation that has been in e1-
dence In stock for some days.
Among the early. strong features were virginia
and Carolina common and preferred. the latter
making a new high-record price. Rumors Of a
consolidation with American Cotton OIL were
discredited by officials OF both companies. Since
the Virginia and Carolina Company acquired the
the earnings have been much greater. II i. held
that for the current fiscal year net earnings Will
Show 5 per cent on the common stock. The COM
pany now pays 8 per cent or the preferred and Z
per cent on common.
The decline in American Ice was due TO selling
on the anticipation Of statements showing profS
and loss surplus on Jan. I OF 1851, Sas, a. COM
pared with sse5.sss last year. =
Among the early weak features was Missouri
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tp~fesfNtatINe saIeS:
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS
YEARII\GS.

HoGS-The receipts Of hogs were small r,r
Tuesday: in fact no, moe Than hsIf as iarsa
S iSsd. Z, s sSsd sesvi .sa, ss9a I5ei E : and ss;egal
market opened was active and values ab mi me Pc
ii,iis m6 Sa' t IN P's ssis. 'P Pac asHsn and ae ci,y y ssic TO a
We're strong competitors for the god hogs ami
arrivals found the raaISet in much the same E csn,
d!tI'n as early In the day. and at the close moth
above. sold at ssas az: mslium weights. i1
i f. ae rs 10 az IS S iSs.' 4. SIS shs q ss lKG at ,s s.,i S,is 3d. 2;
q i; lisht lights. 10, to 80 lbs. at .t.Ssi5.S.
a.5oa5.!5; heavy .rii. at @.s4s'a: fair air Z. in, soa az
mixed at 500, Is The iSP was si!;s End III.
ayains, a top Of &.A and the bulk at r'e5Rs. Ao
sHEEPEThs receipts of sheep wcr. consid.ra-
bly, larger than on Monday. vet IL was only n
.hT'I and S iamSs was small and i' ali not 81 ,5 nss,Ss
anything On the good to choice order. A s;ring
day. c;heswisc the supply Would have Z IN the
small. Tn" market showed No material change
and was generally called steady. but rather
Ismh- sold at 1896. IS: native mutton .,..,
a; s5Go.3: Texas sheep. 20 lbs. average. al - x
and bucks at sia4.S
Activity and frn1ess are the dominan, se,,-
ures az the horse market. With moderate seS-
sources rules large and buyers are ,a mkiiD.r'f an
decent onerin-s with an eaGerness which Mas
Communist u small kinds. the market is eycsn-
t;cnaily brisk Large orders IRE in e~ac. 49,,
the East for prime chunks. while The moro M
dunn qualities are experiencing a good ou,i.,
through farm channels The demand for retail
eFS - paramount. and with the coming q,
nnllder %wea;he-. tas been intensified by the re-
horses British cavalry horses continue in Sal
mand. but the movement is not as urgent "a
during last week. a.
Horse quotations.:
e extra; SEES ShanssI,;iSi !, se' l:so ps sh1is.
Coach horses and cobs-Fai- to rood sfaSSI-:
choice TO ert-a, SODasn. Horses Tor the sour:
Small. light drivers. fair TO good. SoprS. choice
to extra. Sel1D- Southern d~rivsrs~ISrxe sWs
Is Export cnunk>El.2O to LOO pounds. main
to good s.sSss: choice to extra. !ieaa,a hus.-
extra. si:sgis9. Saddlers for Southern useNFai
TO god: SEQ: choice TO extra s1clT fancy
gated and New York saddlers. S1JDa5o. Inferior
small plugs. fcDsy0: neayy vors
plugs. si0Es0. ~
MELEs-Receipts Of mules continue to be Of
moderate volume. four or FIVE loads representing
The Tuesday fresh arrivals The movement on
Monday was active and rs a consequence there
were few offerings on the market outside of the
immediate recefpts- In view Of tho limited run
trade retained Its herefofors strong and active
conditions. DeaisfD bought activey q the q
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BY TeleRraph.

New York. March u--Spot Gotten closed duh:
Isis bales Futures closed barely steady: NAY
sic: Aug. LOS: Sept. SIS: oct' ss.Iac. S ~
s-cIci Dee; Sole The marse, opened arm. : 10
by the failure OF Lverpoo; to fuiir RESPOND n
the h~eariness here Of Yesterday. Moreover. the
trade here had been reckoning on a serious de-
cline on the bad South African news, but n
which English traders seemed to attach little
importance. so Tar as its effect on cotton ami
cotton gnods were concerned. Following the cali
Liverpool continued to work higher. and pfres
mail receipts for to-morrow. and Southern 500,
for Nay and s.ssc for July, fresh liquidation SET
IN: and bear pressure became q feature. A larye
- Dom e - o1a1 bsAg reached caused
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Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co. Nc. "a North
Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables S: check.
~4SizGiS,s: 50 days 4.s5?t-5-
Commercial sterling. checks 4.sS: 60 DAYS
sf-.Qssis: 80 DAYS as.
4.s4s.- ~
Bankers Paris cables 5.I5G5. Is lis: eh.ck,
s-lsra5-i5Sdl-is 81 days 5.T.i-11-1s65 .IsI.
~Connercial French francs. checks 5.lsN; 60
Swiss checks 5.Iyh: 60 days 5.2lN.
5-is l-Is
Bankers reichsmarks. cables Is s-Is34x:
checks p 5-1s3s5k 81 days - ls-lS09.
ComInercial sterling. checks IS 1-ls: 60 days
- Isis: 30 days e4S
days %.
commercdal sterling. chechD - l-lso4oX: %
days % 13-le6asx.
Barely steady,
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POULTRY.
Receipts of Dressed Fowls Ugh and
Demand slow.

SPECIAL
day we've eaEs Western and : s29taVsssesa.
With a limited quantity by express Tee uark-t
man5. both from the io6btns and retail Interests
! ,iatSs srHnna dsAf hui s'Esy a1 W.r s'es nn5., hSIS 'Fs
quality. WITH s. ; on Western and 81 a pair 81
sf pftsssd P6a falj hiSa; F'.s'1 5s-i s,sad s.ss Pigs.
The fresh receipts this morning were light. ba:
ssrtsy vsr! i;tie was wanted. and even n.
linitei receipts were no, moving as fas, as re.
ported IN ;ransi, frUm the sou,hWest. Rsseirers
were incIi1ed to hoid their nnest marks az drT-
PICKED fowls al litc but buyers have 10
was certainly all that can be quoted, scaId-a
fowls in Moderate supply ard market steady
that they we're only nj for the indiserSnt c1ssY
Of sEsde -, Small nall i t2oxi % R R,.sd sagon su sbs s sHss
heavy and values rsceded to s2-.s pr doE- on
Considerable frozen poultry vas included in tha
contracted ;r earlier in the season Fresh killed
15sauass white sho;se. doz. - y.l2-.s: prime
unchanged.
New York. March n.-Esg-Recsipss today
1850 cases. The receipts aye increasing heavily,
oa;-f 31f F.f Ssi cas- ;s.n Y sn !. saie: a. II i.! !as ss'l VEN.
ca at l:e; ;, Wesse,r a, ISc; -. ksnI2s &C
srn at l7c and ~ Northern Illinois at Ic Tee
business from store was good. AZ buyers ste,red
inclined to take on u little rne stock ahead o.
immediate wants. as IL is supposed that express
shipments being shut or by the recent decline.
there may possibly he a little Stcppare in the
stream OF current supplies: the demand for tho
remainder OF the week will have to be met by
the stock nox on the way by freight The proc
portion OF southern stock is beginning to grow
somewhat heavier "a relative to the demand amt
BUYERS ask for 8 wider range Of prices. even ths
cheap class OF trade giving preference 70 The hess
goods. There wore sales OF Southern and Western
duck eggs at .STc5c. Quotations at mark. Central
West lie. Western and Southern graded lie.
cert,lcky graded Ic- TENNESSEE and Southern \
graded lsadl7c. t-esh-sathered. fair to god isss
lsirc: do. d!rtiss I6c.
Philadelphia. Pa. March I--EEES dun. %
lower: fresh nearby lSc: DO. Western l5c: do.
Southwestern l5c: do. Southern nc.
Kansas CITY. No March n--Ezcs NC lowers
big shipping demand: at mark. new No , whlte-
wood cases included quoted on change i:i.o
doz cases rturnei 10.
Chicago. March legs steady: froh 1a0
i{Ec Ter doz-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Beef steers Stcndy-Bufrher stun
SirnnE-HogS Clnsc Higher

NATIVE CArTLE-E-e: SJe-rs-Apart from a
portion a.: a load which SOLD ~ y-i5. th- c--r
steer market WAS represented principally by q
!T"iIt:i!I class e! offerings. which sold from
SS-5lUS-t'. All demands Were represented n tie
trade. ami Ia- Inquiry was Considerable larger
than the supply = good strons fpsling per
Nad-: the ..I1Ik-: and sales Il all the decent
bIr-E-s w.r- QIicIy anu readily Tna1-. "a good
.l-an-Up ~ all arrivals Eavins been effected a.
nOJa. NJ distinct Cndn.e was quoted. about
lii traders AGREEING On i steady u strong -
Inmate 'f prices.
Iyyr.s-u.u-iN. sales
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Petroleum.

s:5tiasate, ne bid: :siDU:nss 7ti5i average a.
Toledo: o. March MG6I~Nor,h Lima SOD
i Dried Fruits.
| New York. March u.-Ccnditions m ths evapo.
aisd apple market rsmained unchanged. Trade
.a ,rai fRe s SAY w sas,r Sgei 10 eth eth 1hs tome about
!ass.e: prime ss2hc; choice sa61oc: fancy Il,41
. STE; Sai'i snd as aftsS iaaiss Son' Fumes TO ar! shG IN
active demand. with h,Thr IDEAS among hoidsrS
i9s : sod io5Sinx x'tn trade and p s4e arm a' sr anss
siiaa.s. s~saGs.tsPRgss ,i ,sSst' 3, Moor Paris Il
Wool.
quiet and with the freshets OF the past wees.
the developments OF the pas, week have besn
rather inimicaI to an active wool market. There
been soid; The available offerings in Terri,arr
be found in these woods prior to heavy ' puTi
chases Of III. past six months. which cut so
WOODS have become We'll. redue ed in stoek as E WeIf
as the cd tns mfd Foga Sru sssd C ssaDie' ,o and - ,h s.s
Terrier ,, ~g Sois are Ss .os "a at So sss secured whi.s
ritory Woels are quoted on the basis of 44a4so
secured Fleece woois are quiet; with prices
Is Quoted at :s-c. but PC is the general nne ssE-
ing fsuIs: XX Ohio Is quoted at .5c and Xxx
,railan woods. available offerings being very
Local Money Market.
at nth the h snafs,v were fs.n lars e ,. The demand Manu., for ,1ss:
were firmer. between S and 6 per cent.
Treasury Statement.
s1s..ii1.1i2: gold 81. <5i.s13.
Rar Silver.
New York. March ll--Rar silver Sric Per
ounce. London. steady. 25tsd per ounce.
h Banks
New York: March u--clo.e-Nonev on can
3<si- per cent: prime mercantile paper ii.g5 per
GsnS' i S'f sans.f sseh s,I1s ,s s's e sE; T ,o1 a as5na1 es .na
s a. aisl fSi s. S, asy,i sS.is4 Tases : M.s,: AMI s;Sssi;
inactive. Raiiroad bond, irregular.
s. fS B: saisaees "a " aa'fs Money a-T . SsT esn,. HA-
sa h : .s;s Na' M Ma1sa ia nas'T par ssnt ~a'''s'''
Chicago March n.LTisSr,nSs 81; Ss. 50; bal.
3 s. s;tt ge%andl F0 Ss1 1xsa asehs ass at at pay psE''
New YORK March h-E1chanSes sso.sis.css:
Boston. March u-Exchanses 81. sss. -: bal
anccs si.s5sST.
The Metal Markets.
Landon. March 1.-THE wool Gales were post
PS Nsa t Yo4s, S Ssies m IT, tSs fof Ii. ..csD,,o, 80.
drop of about &c in the outside prise Of pig TIN /,
,9,dsy; MONS Nsw I pq,se, metals shs , shovel no chanses
mained a, So. with the asked price DOWN DOWN 10
and futures az f11l los. Locally there was "a =
s aaj e.isss: isSs Ss iISs' eso $s.. s s.s 3 e sh :fss,
lures az IS lis. Lad was unchanged both a.
home and abroad. New York closed ar q M
and LONDON at I'll SIS 3D. sPelter also remaiped !
was {t2i.Gt:.l. and the foreign 1uosaiion ia !
l5s. Iron ruled steady to firm in the American
30: l .oundry. Northern SIS. 5sals.0: No. /. foun.
- Net'nsrn HsalS; No. I foundry. Southern
xl-ssds; 10. : foundry. Southern soft St:L Es6Ia
re Engnsh MARKETS were weak. Glasgow closed
ut as lid and Middies5oro at ass I'D.
Sugar.
SeM YORK March u.-Raw steady: fair REIN
q -ss; esntrifusal. ssstest SIC: moiasses srs.r
n4fc. 90
New Orleans La. March 1t--Sugar dun; OPEN
xsTt.e .'3r3 lIsc: open kettle ?8sHc: centrifulz1
'"'e' e@""0sea ssas~
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cent quality mules available and manifested ".
gent demand for more u the same QcaiIy-
While EoJ or as large a bass as al tins fitne
a week ago. the exterior request Is large in COM
I -sun with receipts and a firn Unuertone ac-
tuat-s the trade. Large sizes remain the mosc
popuiar With all buyers and dealers are largely
CYIillinc their pGrcla>rS To- these kinds. Sriail
mules under L. hands. unless Eat AID SaisnsI.
a., SLOW and dTdsGy. -
Mule quotations: az
tFOr bruhe mules. 1 20 . years cldp
/, hands. extreme rauge...-.....S J'-3JP .1cS
IA han H. hull- II saI.E-...-. 51.t--f 900
IA. hands .xTrev- r.nee.-.--.--. 55.sff SJ.uJ
Ian hands. bGlk OF SlsS.----.-.---. 500 eS-1
J., Hands .xfr-m,. rlusr.-.......--. .S-Grp Hoo
l. hands LLIE Of ale 1-.HVP 1900
Ii. h.liS ,z-reme ranGe-.....-.. .r-Lr4l3LtJ
H. bands h-Ih q saI---...-..... SS-tsfi 1000
- - -. hands. extreme rarE"------.- I'-fff I'D
il, 4. ,,E. han4s- buIt II ~sl-S....... Iz5-u0llfDt0
Th- Inst line 81 quotations II each class Is
circulated t. represent the tul range ron COM
mon tu extra. Dealer. however. often classify
nuV-=.atiye punches Jail upsl fvT buyers. wnlch
s. m-tiaI.s sell considerably above TIE highest
quotations. The second i.ue Of quotations sig
miles th- bu!f - sales and generally represents
Tho various classes - they are sold On the COM
Iui~.ivn market. more ~ less mixed
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SOUTHERN CATTLE-In the Southern divi-
sion there were liz carloads. embracing .Ce
head. among which. were cons!snmsn,s from
tory. The great hulk OF IN. cattle were steers.
and some were Of the very choice fed variety. Is
loads OF which sold at s. 90. loc above the top
yesterday and at the highest point Of the sea-
son. another t-ainlcad brought Ss.Ss. The mar
ket was steady throaehout- Cows realized a tro
Of ss-.s. bulls a.S and STAYS $40. but of these
the supply was limited. Calves were altogether
unrep-esented-
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Butcher CSttI-Taer@ was a larger supply q
butcher satt!- IN the E-tTket than on Monday.
hEt the quality as = general rule was no. n!Urh
better \ feN small lots sold al larger prices.
but the fun loads I'D not show any better class
than tie Gay h-for"- Ths best class OF STUFF So!
actively Ualer a stEonz. healthy tone. but the me
.Iin kind. N-r- no; any better than steady
tanners exhibited np change. butcher bulls W.E-
strcHg-r. while veals sall On a generally e.eaIy
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l. 30 $50 L. 500. 40 L. Isl. So
s;ockers and Fesdsrs-Thsre was quite a good
d.mSnd from the country for good quality rock
cattle. but the supply dit no, AFFORD MANY OF the
GROCER qualities Tire inquiry WAS much better
than any time during the previous week. and "A
larger run Of better quality would have elected
Considerable activity. Some buyers in the alb
sence OF good TO choice feeders bough: a class
OF half-fat butcher steers to go hack into tire
country. In all respects the market was st-,ty.
with a strong tone underlying the trade soma
demand vas also displayed for stock heifes and
showed no change as to values.
RsRr.z.-sarF,A ~aTx-
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ST. Louis Cotton Markets.
Urged and stained &c to Nc oil white

ENAI tti'tn mar Y
GalvestOn-ouiet at Sc. re~eI,ts . sSs h,,o~
New orleans-Easv ut sSc: r~srsir-s 70 al bales
SioDlIe-Steaay at s-.c: recsint- III bales.
Savnnnah-Cuie at SIC: receipts sssi bales.
ShaIiss'on-Firn AZ szc: rcrirtS So h.l~s.
Ny,Ioih.stear at sSc: receipts rs bales.
GaItiTore-Nornina at 3iSc: rsceir.S rs bales.
New 1orS.oufet at sisc: r-ceipts 2es bales.
Boston-Quiet at exc: receipts ia bales
Phiiad at aIc: receirts ron..
Hcustcn-Suis at SIC: receipts 5Sa bales.
Memphis-steadv at sSc: receipts eI7 bales.
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Pacific. The-rcom traders claimed to detect not
only a withdrawal Of supporting orders. hut
careful selling by George J.. Butler & Ero.. ard
they soid the stocks short. causing a moderate
cline Manhattan Vas bought at the low level
by inside Interests A prominent trader, li-ari-
fed with a vell-known company, was said to
have Sid out a large line OF long stock yesterday
and this morning.
Wisconsin Centrai's advance was declared ~
insicers to be based exclusively on the earnings.
In the bOariroom. however. II was said John
w Gates AMI his clique were responsible for rhs
movement. II was also said the Pennsylvania
BILE reasons.
Lack Of syndicate support and selling by Lon
don ara local conimis-.Cn-nous.s cause-i the h-av-
mess in United States Steel issues. Peoples Gas
rose on buying for both accounts I'm the Su-
pTeme Court decision declaring the Illinois anti
trust law unconstitutional. Colorado Southern.
common and preferred. were bid Up as usual, 10
new hiSh-recoTd figures by brokers acting for
the msnipulators- Ama!samated Copper vas
?uced by the persistent report. that Mr.. Iieinzs
had come to an agreement with the Amalya-
mated Dividend runoTs varied from nothing TO
IL Per cent
The bond market to-day was dull. but generally
firm The principal features wsr. h. & o. De-
trcit. Southern and Rope and Irvine issues. Atch-
fson generals. Central OF Georgia. second in
comes burlington Joint Is. Rock Island a.. Chi
CO 4. Mexican Central first incomes. Mexican
National Is. when issued. Third Avenue Is.
Union Pacific convertibies ard Wabash debs.
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
New York, March u-Sales Of bonds wers
made here to-day as follows:
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New York stock quotations.

St Louis. Tuesday. March II. 1soc.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by Francis. Bro. & Co. bonds and
stocks. No. 2A North Fourth street:
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Bestoa, Mass. March u.-Ciosns quotations, or
money. Stocks. bonds and mining sharrs.
Money.
'SH loans. ss1S: time loans. 4I;.
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CONDITION Of ST. LOUIS BANKS.
C~omptrOlIer's Sta BASED on Re-
pOrta of EekFuRFY Is.

SPECIAL.
Washington. March 1.-THE following abstract
of reports made To the Comptroller OF the Cur.
rsncy. showing the condition Of the national
berks IN St Louis at the close OF business on
TUESDAY. February .. WAS issued to-aay:
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STEERS.

T. ~. XII l.. w.. - H.. y0 =
Steers and heifsrs:
- o.. 100
Cows:
l.--lae-.- as L,iceo so g.. to- 800
L. SO Sd H. 80. SIS l.. $50. as
L.. SO. 3s5
Mixers and sprinsers-A little better run Of
mich cows came in. and the quality was also
better than on Monday Top mixers sold up to
Sa and were quoted steady. but the common
grades were slower and weaker. most sales be-
Ing about g Per head lower than las, week.
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New YORK March u--Raw steady: fair REIN
IT. -sc: CENTRIFUGAL. 9s-test. 3Ic: molasses srEaP
csc: refined quiet: crushed s.s5c: powdered ne.
d4fc.
New Orleans. La. March 1i.-Sugar dun: open
keysie SH4a3 l.lsc: open kettle $3.50: centrlfug1l