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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11

h Tas E saiss 6gs sSs: 5s foF 2:f Il
TRAwBEEssfE[ per s-sa. tray a. SO
cASTAUoUPEs = Florida from relp per
TS aItss eEate. according to quality. Fancy
, IL -, = ssEERIES-Arkansas Per s-saL crate a,
R4sPBEERTEs-caoic. Arkaasa, red a. II q
s az n !sS at s5s per 5-sai case home red
PE4 sf is Eay and Sa Piaes az AZ SS
sassst crate at sc Tor small and ordinary % 81
cHERRIEs;Hone-srovn a. ssasOc per s-saI.
'FGy oe9nsiEasd s2gF a gL5 per ssaL
A i,ss DAYS i 20 Per Dbl. to- No.
"a: ss m. Isl I'm /:
6 bKIMESST2aiss AZ f..o 5ssss Pc 80 2;
Ing and Msdi;srranean sweets a. ssSsSa.
req :; & snd ysfioE s. sEsL case s''4..oa
TO- s.f ss5ss ~ ssneg ' Ns-s e s %
ee55 SotStsTss1l,ss .l su7s 90 O. G-s..
s PiSE1PstEG IS. gSo Ia at g per er... and
cfL1EoRNI cEERRiEs So Fer ls-ls. box
G CAPE PEE fas a e 52za sal. . SOC
PoTAToEsscarcs- Quot. Northern rural a.
SEW PoTAoEsTriunph IN sk.. Gel. a.
oNfoNsSchoics sound from s,eras. IN small
sM oSl Ses % IN 10 S del o-,.
I-es per lE-bu: SKIS California red II &c per ~
i sACERkRACT-S-B Per tz-bol and s. par shL
NEW CABBAG-sora. Texas heated and soia
| az 15eESi a crate now supplying bulk OF trade
UcIMBER-Pi.uttui. Quot. New oriean,
Alabama crates At saG75c- Hor1e-s-uwa at sod4oc
ToMAToEss,eady. Quot. Florida g a. 7sce
s6und TsIs, Is a s. tes1. Taini,' 1890,
8. 81 81. Green unstable.
BEETSLouote new ho-ne-gTo-n 1t JcG1,e Per
LsTTCCEHome-g-owns At oe9Ee Per b. box
CARRoTS-New homegrown at ss.oc per Coz
sPINAcH-Hone-srown a. apeEs per su- box.
GREEN PEA<Hone-g.own I-tjG1-3 Per hu
GTMsos Na.7 ger s-sa.k-s ersss for choice
cAGIIEIowER-as1.2s per b. box for eho.es
MUSTARD GSEENSHoue-sTown ioftse Per
TCRNIPS-Nsv homegrown at ics15c par dos
lunches. or 5Efoc = hu- box
KALE-HoEe-g-own at loo q hu. loose.
PEPPERs-Florita at s.seea-Is per s-Earon
EoksMApisH-rNaas PEI Dbl On orders
RADIsHNL At sa1oc Per doz
STRING BEANsCho.cs fresh round green at
81 5lfff IS and fat at si-GGi-5o bu- box Arkan-
sas i-5-bu. fat &c and green &C
koHLRABI-lsSIc Per deE sunehes
ASPARAGUsEone- grown al $3.50 per doI-
GREEN CoRN-ouots Texas at rs per b.
crate
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, June 1a-Flour-Receipt. e AZ. .x-
aye Eye noa sH4 rn n! :so winter %
d ahfs KsaRseep,s FIRM e1p sy: Is Barley
{ o. ,. aaoat; No. Nosthsrn Duluth sstSc Z. Q
stost. Options strong and adsaaeiss on q am n
cables; frost n shs Nor:hwests lack q suiiss
ease. "a. Log, q, under selling ana closed only sss.e
sept, EsaTs.c closed !ssc: Dec. 5 ieisessi.c.
si sales futafss SS s spS, a l
easy; No sc s;eyat2E and 5si.c Z 9. B. afoat:
nsrke, showed esfiy Strength on for 9 scaSs
ard active covering, but eventually yielded TO
e. July 5ssass I-1sc. closed ss Il sept. asa
SIS closed 54isc oa;s-Receipts s.. 500: exports
White &C. Tx shits oa.sc i ep,toas s at y? -ss
55Sns i, shipgiEs sed as god to choice 80
quiet Lard steady: refined steady Pork STEADY euh.
s S steady Ta.iox steady cotton-seed oil quiet
July zssaH7sc; sept iisc. Bran IN Safk sisS
ssF.s.ss US Us Tyne iWssss h INV
ssa5aac. Bsr!sy steady: No : sc: sample $50
sc: 10: / Northern soe: No, : Norshefn 1sise;
s4ss or,s coE 525J Igs 5s as; Sept
Sc oats strong: No. J white asilc: No. white
3Sc- Whisky SID.
Liverpool. June Io.-whea, steady: No red
"a: No: / CantoInia IS Sd: Futures steady; July
mixed new IS ID: old s. q. Futures steady:
June nominal: July IS I'd: sept q 51d.
Chicago. June t9--Cash: Flour was steady 70
firm Wheat-So. spring 'Ir1sc: No sc: Nc
red i55>d1!c. Corn-No. SIC: No. yellow
3sI.c. Reno. Sic Earfey-Good feeding 4S5
sc: fair to choice mailing s0s5ic. Seeds-r-i1l.
rtuothy S.,5; clover. contract grade. 81 5eg
H; Pr9vistons..;Mess posk: per Dbl. re
sides Cloose) ss-cS99.i0; dry-saltej shoulders
Cbxd) SsGS. i2ia: short clear sides Cbxd) s. s2;3T
as Whisky. basis OF hishwtnss, SI-D.
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Butter Quotations: Creanerr-EItra &c:
is f .' arsss Isatse eoas.y pssEins s:oek ia
iisl:e s GAS havsie 9Psse NE e H's'
EssscurEsHt receipts I5giSc;, receipts s,ssa
siaElss Ms da;..ss I A ,r is; Ions
&c; swiss is14at'e soisf ;.i ias
Pork-Ne1 standard SfI-Q per 100 lbs. IN q
Ls,d.csSlss ssssa n E side closed nominal,
Green Hams. E5e.-caE l2ss held {. 9; ,. E
side sd Il thus ss aans iss az a. Is At g;
ia:.c. skinned Harns-lds a: lIise; lsesls and p
s a. tsF hss at .se S.6sk e f?0q Hams
Al tsaiesc and bellies :, sa1ls as IN svsiase:
ci d. aeasa " sa cured dun
and nominal. closing: tsav a; sss1.gs tSe.
a. and iSSsar ~ xay .sassi: EItr. short, q, see
clear ribs a, sac. snort clear sic bellies SAC.
&c. Deaiefs charge higher On oFdsTs.
Bacon-B.d, MEATS raasS9; Heavy to
hams a: i1s to 5is . gsisa5ni s1s a1 81,
a. I5iec. short Clear t9ssc. bellies al l0t.c.
plates SIS fat 5aesz fo a. s. s;andsia back.
81 Shorts us 8 Deaiss ehasss higher On orders.
Sountry Lard-prirre IN good pkSs. az &c.
Tafos.PJ5Ee count Ss'e e ss Na e &c
'c1 oSissoC Gss ~ d al SIC S'(e
SreaseNCount-y brown s7sc: yellow &c and
xhIte &c Packers stock-Brovu At IAS4I.c;
yellow al Ii.ai.Sc: white at saSeac-
Frog Leg>-LaESe BIZ: medium at soc: small
veaIs-ouot. choice at SIG per 10: heavy at Sc;
hsretics thin and rough large at 5t1c per 10.
she.u at 3t.c: thin ewes and BUCKS at TIC Per
n. fail lambs at 5E5irc: spring lambs a. 41sc
pr Il S5esssa eaivss At Sc Pc. s En,,,,
ket and roll a, 81 20: ness at NJ: dried sets
Live Pouitry-Chicksns: Hens per ID. loitc: Old
ard stazEv young ROSTERS SC: spring chickens.
average 1sc: spring ducks. ~ lbs average. Itc:
spring geese ltGI-c- Turkeys SC; Ducks SC.
Observation-Disclosures Sc: plrcksd &c. Live
pigeons and squads. per doz, 81.
Dressed Poutry-TurSeys Ulf2c. Chickens
Hens Islsc: spring chickens at &c; ROSTERS Sc.
Ducks lie Foregoing figures are Cor choice Only.
Fresh Ff.h-weaker. owing TO lack OF outvar,
movement. SUPPLY ample for local needs Quot
per ID: Black pass f2i-c: crappte SC for small
"a &c FOR large: dressed cat &c: spoonoill ca,
TIC: bullhea6sdressed SC. and zross &c: buffalo
gross 5c dressed &c German ca-p-DrcsSei
&C. Eross &c. sundsh &c: white perch TIC
Hides.
D1 aint-Tezas and Indian Territory butcher
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New York Curb Market.


New York. June 1.-The curb market opened
from the previous close. The prices Of the whole
u.s. made low T sSss ia5ss s
market became more settled and stLll con::agt
cradle selling pressure . appeared and the ma a..
v .fe sa Ne. dselnes Of aa ses
points; Total trades were 5000 shares.
issue n tn: saHy as It sas and s.at q
ever per cent. making a new low record; This
T:asssd Tor this issss. tSsa saek . u. down
to at s 81 for 30 sbos ssf !s sale sas sss
s?S :@ ~ G as. eoss.- s e a Eso 10
Is5, down to -, the lowest price this ysaT; ioF
s.eo S ih prsserr sold ffs s down 10 ~
shares Of seaboaFd common sold at 80. and
s :na ssi s.sls: a paq s25$. "a
. KsSssr sss and os.sa ss'iaf soaas sold
an: ana I sod ifa1 o es' ' to a
FOR so shares Four hundred shares Of Tennessee
5ro s9d ss DOWN and q 30
Havana tobacco common sold from 81 UP 70 a.
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
day cars western and sogshsrn. ! Of latte.
ss t54 o t Own aaa se
steady at iic; but there was an accumulation OF
s tss'Hss Market dscIinsd to on wssssr and &c
on southern ard ruled slow at that. Boosters
ard TURKEYS steady Pigeons low. Spring chick
sns western &c Other quotations unchanged.
Dressed PuuItry-Receipts to-day ssi pkgs.; re-
CENTS OF frssh-kiIled fowls were moderate, and
while two houses claimed to have pretty s1ed
surely in ,i Is from jossiSs .liSes, ana ssek
was engaged as fast as 1t arrived. Receivers
advanced the market to i5c the average run
OF fowls and some marks that had to be shaded
on an ordinary market sold at that figure. Some
az the Indiana fowls that came selected were
placed at the usual premium Old ROSTERS sold
more freely. Very few Western hTo,lers az
rived and they sold more freely, with fancy bright
large birds eithe- dry-pcked OF scaldsd, bring
tuE a premium Squads in fair demand.
Eruzen poultry without any features. lee
packed-Fowis, Western scatded and dry-pIcked.
prime small 1sc: do dry-plcksd, prime heavy
ifi,Gisc- Other quotations unchanged
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. June 70 .Tu5pentine firm. 4sc. Res
IN firm: A. B. c. $40: D Ills. Sl.S9. 81
q $50: s. "; s.. 90: S,-ss: II H.05. n 81 IA
w G. g. %: w W. $40.
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BY TGIeEfHph.
Kansas City. Mo-. June Id.-No cattle market

Kansas City. Mo. June I0.-No cattl. rnaske:
to-day.
South St Joseph. No, June 1o.-ca,,l.-Re-
$50: COWS and hsiters e 3Sa5: stoekers and
feeders % seE4.ss. Hogs-Receipts s.ss1: 7Ngl5c
higher: Ugh. and lgh, mixed S.soa6.O5: medium,
and heavy ssd6.i5: bulk s5Gs ie pigs 81. 35d5 -.
shsepRecsipts $50; active. 5glsc higher;
S. 20: wethers s. 80: ewes :4.s5.
New York. June Observation-Disclosures ID. 100:
steers Ioc higher at s+f5 So stays and oxen 3S.5e
a.: bulls 500: cows 81 Nat: cables steady; e1-
norts to-day $500 quarters OF beef. Calves-Re-
es!pts s.s25: veal. 25F5oc lower at Aas: tops
dressed veals lower at 7aiec- Sheep and lambs
Receipts T. $780, sheep steady to strong: lambs &c
lower; coed demand; closed firm; sheep 81. SO
yeariinSs s5ss. Hoss-ReceiDts $50: market zOfs
Chicago. June o-ca..le-Rseetp.s 1900: Isc to
medium 81. 25f5; stockers and feeders 2Q5: cows
s. S9et 50; hsiters s. sasJs; Gamers 81 soea;
sta4.so Hoss-Receipt. to-day 1900; Tomorrow
and butchers s5.s5Gs.s0: good to choice heavy
IS eoGs.9: rough heavy S:so9 %; light IS 500
SOS: bulk of sales t5s5as % SheepRecelpts
Il. go Strong to Ioc higher. Lambs steady. Good
e choice wethers 81 5'as fair to cho ce mixed
l50G1: Western lambs a JGs.s0.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Both wheat
resardng bull
a
induced while
o con-
prevailing
dTerent
whea topenei &c rand coceta the
corn openei So andc ei sc
opened andc d
nIalur
an 6perc cent
Spot cotton steady &c higher in the localna
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Mi.ce1,aueo.. Markets.

e Fl: 7 III an e: e. .ssss IT,. Z e:
e sc IN small and g IN lsEs. IS, old ssis.
3S Sx & ts4 ss IS Ds * cent e mall {. "a 6
on large Chickens 4l.c. Duck-whi,e ne: dark
6 Why sss All .Isa -iss .1 IA. e md Doiaf
sf Ro afse s e'S Ssr IS Ginseng s4 lady
speer &; seneca S. pink Ise Golden :.si g.
s aaea ss May ssn s.R: .nsai
Sc. bark q Tree re bleed d., GIG; blue nag e:
and ih0Toushiy died BEFORE sending them 70
ms sHE 5a fEh ss At s ssl 2'' ' sssa 'a :ss
6E SENS c ;,,f g e5 "a; F F.4a:
deer skTs 81 sj oae es.t AZ X sscbSaamsS.a cut.
BEEasWHxEWsak at sc per ID. for pams.
st ~ ~" az sI-e-D - NOMINAL Al sIs p's
e CASTOR BEANs-A, Ms per b.: smaller lots
LiSsEED ofLEQgo:asls a, 4.c Pc. gal for
.sg Sc ssr & r. 20 sa It a ss Re E
asos: IN 81 ssssts. va
Soc % On orders dealers charge I-f' sOs Is and
&c: sumner White &c; y.iio- &c: said &C:
aoSEf.Dg.l; esHs at .'e to 1:e; strained sra
sItracted at s.ss n ssi; 2 C In can. eah
'' Hoes sS YORK at zss:sc: Western ss:sc:
Bsvartan az f,Fsc. --,,-,...s O..
81 ;.a more Ds4 s5 At III: :i 80
S g. :; ~ Nsppoer~ii mixed a, IS: % IS.
clay az %: Skis at ILL: sks- ~hippooE~'n
BEANS AND PEASouots from store: pr5sd
green pea.-secteh az g =; .p,is peas az 2 z
D,s New WIFE zSst
p BE- ss 2ist. a: &c Per IS
Empty BARgELS-Coai OIL. tgr2snttIe md
h lisss 81 and 7assizh - sasa 81 sil,sy q
Co sas ssi' tc e. "a au M els.s., DC issd
les. sc: &c OF for eacn trUksa head. . ;or each
IossdIsy H,.ss4 l'4a,sa; sEag sFS.a =. e. g
sisi4e: inferior picked less: extra black 6
tor. Fair SssgsSc: common ss0s50c: choice at Us
.=e sAS Sd Efope-No. manila at si,s5: No a
gle. Rubber a; =
!;s ,S 70 81 at IL Per TOM 0sh'f
Pc PEsA:N THr stock. per H.: Red Iss
tog cokSssIss og s COB a. e: see :. gsr ~
o scs sos ea HON MA AID IEraL@P:r iss iss.
wroasht iron Sc; heavy soc: uaailea6ie steel
sai G &. asasy bass So copper SO ZINC
PEaANS-Latest sales Of Texas in car lots
y Wt.,. az &C ssu ses ii s5.s ss '' 1s
SsORGHUN-CANE SEED-Quotable at 10 90
Is nf re Ffst rrso,sos.: Evaporat.a apple, q,
&C for fair &C for good: hieacnsd chops a, f,so
isc do waste ar IaGii-c. sun-tr.ed quarters a.
+c 10 iI.c PEI lo-lstIer for choice bright Sum
drie. peaches nominal
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-New sugar At
sSSfnc per ID: maple strip Al sG79uc Per gal
GRASS SEEDS-NilIet l. In 6eu1ar5 and fi-rn:
dealers asking AZ high as sz52s5: but no grea.
call 70. anything else. Zimmerman would Prob
ably bring 81 = to $40 and timothy g TO s. o.
COOPERAGE-Quote en- orders for prompt de-
Hve--: Lard tcS- NS FOR wood and 81 20 for
iron bound: pork bols & Tor wood bound and
8 10 for lion bound: cleo tcs HI3- Slack work
Es r. fou. bsIs: &c: ns;-hooo do &c:
hslt bills sc: meal bbis- &c: produce or apple
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LITTLE TRADING DONE ON
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
No FEATURE TO VARY THE
MONOTONY.
The List Generally, Though, Re
mains Fairly Firm
Throughout.

There was no feature to vary the dizziness
Of yesterdays session on the 81. Louis
Stock Exchange. Brokers sat around Dis
CT ssiaS the flood news and other matters.
and very little trading was done. The list
fairly strong. however, in spite of the
lack of buying orders.
What little activity there was appeared
to be conferred in st. Louis Transit There
was an early sale of this stock at s2s62i.
but before the close it had eased off So So
United Railways also worked downward.
the first sale being at s7l.62la and the last
at s7l.S5l2. The feeling IN the fractions ap-
pearsd TO be better.
= buyer for Lincoln Trust was accommo-
dated with IS shares at s247 which is the
price at which the last previous sale had
been made. There was good demand for
the stock. which remained steady. Central
Ccal and Coke was slightly active in the
early part OF the session, 10 shares selling
az 81.
yF>STFRDAv-S
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Butter and Cheese.

pt Ss. 12 s ssa: aale s s.s,n:Fs
is large seIsFed l9s aFE s., White
l5assc: daifies lsais[.c. cheess-New steady:
twins l9,e daisies rs YSgas AIne.isas glle
ass sz5s wssSs-n eseaIsEy VI , Prints &c
essies NEW e do lain 10 coed I iG s creams
Coffee.
New York. Jun. lo.-Coree--spot Rio quiet.
Futures opened steady at unchanged prices to
ae. unehnssd is'I penis hisheT ssns
ESQ bags iscludins: July Legs &c: Sept. SIS
Esss.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
so cases. The weather va. humid. dull and de-
pressing. and. with full receipts Of which. how
market VAS da Inf and weak on All grades below
those wanted by nrst-class trade Qualities IN
a and no diracuisy was e.Pssaeed y setting On.
goods at, the range OF lsel.e FOR the best resg;
as were recandied a; point OF shipment. Sup
plies Of s9od useful eggs Tsss fsi Ia; At ,Sals
stock which i was carried over from lass week to
Be had a. l.alse, I Fine f.s. seFsd e az
i5c: do. 30. nal2e: checks 'sllc- Other quo
cS;casos June io-Esss steady. laaa1fic Fer
kan,a, City. No.. June FEES steady; MI.
new No. 2 whitewood cases included NE.
Rss sisas s.s 5sBs and w:sst s ES s
do. Southwestern iic-
Dried Fruits.
New York June 1.-THE market for syspoTated
ally ar Under aiS demand al prices r.nsins
MR Choice &c f in I2 sa vile fancy ar. less
active; Choice are quoted at .tSs..e and fancy
ate inquiry at 76Tiic and fancy at satoiic.
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RANGE OF FUTURES.
Open!aE. Highest. Ioyss. Closing
PROVISIONS

Good local buying or provisions. together
with an excellent demand from packers
caused strength in tina. market TIE better
tone In the hog marked, with an advance Of
from l0c to ac. were early bull factors
cline. but the close was steady. with Sent
pork 2i.c higher. at ss-s5: Sept lard Sc high
er at S. and ribs up 597l.c at g 80
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
90 cars; corn $50 cars; oats, ls0 cars: hogs
Is 600 head
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us lbs. and over at i5c: DO fallen at rtc; all
stock under Is los. az l@i-c; native and Arkanss,
a. l3i.c round; culis rs: natives on selection
Nc. : d: lt-: No. 81 lie Gry-salted uGl2c
ior ligat 10 heavy. S@iectic1-NC. I at lIt,5
IKE: No l1i-pllisc g=eea-saIted round az 5fsc;
On selection at SIC for No and TIC ,c- No.
:. bulls or unCured Ic per ID Jess part cured &c
i-Ss: culls &c. Horse hides 81 - tor No. and
e . toE Nc. green: ponies colts and blues 81
and .5c fcr dry. Wet stock should be well saItei
and the dry poisoned before oeIlg shipped 70
market
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

Notice is hereby, given that the county Ct
Lewis. State o< Missouri, for and n behalf OF
La Belle Township IN said county, In pursuance
q the p.ovts.sns and terms IN the bonds issued
by said Lewis County, the 18th day OF Sep
tenber. A D. 1891 Tor and IN behalt OF said
township OF La Belle. has On this day deposited
IN the Bank Of Commerce. new National Bank Of
Commerce. IN the city OF ST Louis. State ot
NissoU71. the amount Of money necessary to pay
Of the principal ard interest due upon bonds
numbered g., g. IS. 81 and S. and that il is the
ints1tion OF SAID Lewis County to redeem and
ray Of rzid bonds ,syued for and in behalf ot
said township Of La Belle Aforesaid. Done BY
order OF the County Court Of saii Lewis County
HARRY B. SMITH.
County Clerk, Lewis County Missouri
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Dry Goods.

New York June lo.-The dry goods market Is
strengthening. and. although buyers are not ae-
vance thsa they did week or two ago More
BUYERS are In town. and toooers have seen come
talked of generally and sdytces not to sell goodS
are being constantly received
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Sugar.

S.v yo-t Tune 1o.-Sugar-Raw steady; fair
reSn,n~ nc. eenertfural IS test Is-s1c: mo-
iasses SUGAR ss-3.c refined steady: crushed s.45c:
powdered 4.sss: xIanulased 4ssc- Aoiasses dull;
New orleans June fo.-Susar dull: open kettle
centr.russi whites I-Isc: yelows IS nc: seconds
sG5Sc. Moiasses-Opcn kettle No, u &c; CEN
trtfuS.I eGIsc Sfrup nominal. ls624c.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
National Yards Again Closed on Ac-
count of High Water,

The high water which has almost entirely In
undated East st. Louis, has caused complete
suspension OF business for the present at the
National Live Stock Yards.
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Stock. of Grain in store.
st. Louis Future Prices.
St. Loui. Curb Market.

s.. Lou.s-July vheat SC Puts nc: call TIC
Sept. wheat 13isc- Puts TIE: calls ia G1ic.
MIlEaukee-JuIy wheat Ts,se bid Put. 75sc
asked. call. SIC and nc bid July 4S-sc
asked. Puts 4.ag&sc asked: calls sac.
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ASKED.
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the comneEeiaI Advertiser through
New s;s's YORK S. June 6@ForesnHAmericans we're
weak in London under pressure OF heavy selling
York had also been seller Of coasois, which
were lower on reports OF Mr.. ChamberIa!n's
houses sod .saa @ s saa the Of a4
various interua,ionais. great part Of the
was regarded as liouttation by Berlin and Am
stcrism, principally the latter There were ~;
cause OF the Dutch selling was the ruInor OF
Queen WiIhelulna's illness.
In the later trading the foreign houses were
buyers and the net result of the days operations
Baltimore and ohio-The early pressure in B.
days past with the addition OF numerous stop
loss orders from commission house customers
today. ~ On the decline there was o heaSy buying
by commission houses. The most interesting fea-
Il was said that Ge9 P Butler & Bro had
Good Buy!ns-For the FRS. time in weeks there
could brokers' took ssseis and es ass SOCKS in
vG9us o and The ss sds ,e at :.
he stock and bonds to-day. Many bears tuned
covered l., a short line Of SEQ shsses and vent
o7s eco @ Arm T sSafs1 oE t wss
each Of Psnnsylvania and ST Paul and $50 shaz-s
account Of a capitalist. who had done nothing in
the nla-ke, since last summer because he thought
stocks too high. Steel common was another IA
vorite with speculative investors The buying
Of New York Central WAS excellent. and odd
lot specialists reported 4 very good demand for
odd lots OF the diyitend-psyins stocks by small
investors.
ennsylvania-Stor!es of heavy Rockefeller buy
Ing OF Pennsylvania circulated freely; It is
ss,Go.c0o Of the new stock and that his allot-
nent was only 100000. But he Is said to
ket during the past ten days. Standard on
interests were also credited with heavy pur-
chases OF St Paul and New York Central.
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Total sales. S.esa.oa-
Chicago Stock Market.
ST. Loui. Money Market,


The proceedings at the banks were very fair In
the aggregate, and a very good demand prevailed
for time and call loans. with dtscoun, rates
steady between and per cent
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New York Stock ouotation.

81. Louis. June 1.-THE following shows the
ol'=ziI.-. highest, lowest ana closing quotations
the New York Stock Exchange IU-4ay. Cor
.ectaG Gai!y Ter The Republic by Francis.
Bro * CO.. bonds and ssocAs. NJ. ia Nora
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Foreign Exchange.

Prime sterling. cables 4.ssIoS4 $50: check,
4.s7sOdi. $40: GO days 4.sIS94. sIs5.
Commercial sterling checks is1l.: s1 Says
t.siIsE .s41: - days 4.S25.
Grain bills. ASS.
Cotton bills. 4.si.
Bankers Paris cables sisa51s 1-isG5. rsss:
checks 5-l5ss Gs.isA: 60 day. 5.IsisG5.iS i-isa
s.1sz.
Commercial French francs, checks s.isi.G
B.15 I-I5: 50 days 5.1sL G5.1s LIS
60 day. 5.is1. .s5.Is lis.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5fTLGs III
G5.7 LIS: 90 days Sings. 10G5 20 I-is
Bankers reichsmarks. cables s5 9-Is: checks
IS Tie: 50 days sfr.
Commercial re!chsrnarks. checks s5xGe5 5-,s.
90 days $40; 90 days "a 7-iS
Bankers Dutch guil6ers checks 90 s-isE4sI :
GO tiS-. 115
Commercial Dutch guiIders. checks 4os94s sis:
60 days SszsE3s 1915.
Market weak
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New York. June 18.-Tin declined Is Cd for spot
In London. closing at iI2s IS. while futures were
unchanged at s1A Locally tin was quiet and uri-
changed at 2SGS. &c Copper was UNCHANGED in
London at CSC IS for spot and fs5 los for futures
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Locally tin va. noHinally unchanse, a. 1.sao
Lead declined Is 80 in London to I'll Is ga but
remained quiet here at t5I5e speter was IS
the local market at &C. Iron closed at SIS 90 in
Glasgow and at 45s Sd In Mddiesboro Locally
iron was quiet and nominal: Nc. ] foundry now
quoted a, s,nG2l: No. foundry Northern NsT3
10 80; No. foundry Southern and No. l foundry
Southern soft at Sls5SGN
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston Mass June lo.-Cios.ns quotations on
n,oney bonds stocks and mining shares to-day
were as follows: >,o>--v
Call loans 3;af4 per cent: time loans fAa5 per
BONDS.
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Trea.urx Statement.

S,2S. s5s.s SIS: gold sIoT.715css.
Bar Silver.
New York June ia.-Bar silver e-ssc per ounce
At London. steady. efsc per ounce.
New York Money Market
New York June T3.-Morey on call steady at
2sd5c, closed 2qsi1; time money firm: 50 DAYS
"A: 80 days 1-os: six months SsG5-7. Prime
mercantile paper 4+G5k. sterling EXCHANGE easy
at i.sT7o for demand and at 1880 fer 50 days;
posted rates ASS and 4-ss5; commercial bills
4.s42a Mexican donafs 4i-. Government. bonds
steady; railroad bonds weak
Yesterdays Bank ClearfnSs.
Yesterdays Clearinghouse statements showed
clearings &c. rs: balances $3.50. -.