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o1t.cel1aneou. Markets.

partnerships white live geese in mail
sc in ass small sha ana l 30 I'D 81
&c: s9sase: XX .:s2ss Ky !;, llai:e; XX5Sx
Pss as vi % ' sna Sc On
ae p &c GINSENG Iasv at sSpss 20 20
ssneca -: Rini l3si golden seal sc: black g,
Nay s sPpf Ts't o ToSs BARK
Of tree. 2ssc: blood s;sc; bluefaE &c; sassatIas-
saEEP ;t PkLTsHFgr WeSi Psit. !5ean: shear,
ling loVSsc: lamb at 1sGzSc: dry fallen etc. iss
i DEER * SKINS. ETc-ouo,e per ID: Prime
deer skins 2f black KAT ,ai e Sut
Observation-Disclosures at sc per ID. for
sUNFLowER sEEDs-NoHinal a. 81. 10 per 100
CASTOR BEANs-A. SIS per ou.: smaller lots
Sss o sdT bSsd s sc gal less II
for No and SIC for No. 3: small quantities 10
at s. Is I per half Dbl and at s. per Dbl ksr, az
5oc. On orders, dealers charge a.io for halves
&c coTfToNHsEED oII-winter white fsc; yellow
| &c; summer white Acc: yellow &C. saiad Ase'
HON aoNETSDun: comb a. 1Se to I2e: 5, strained
e Sai,feanta and Colorado held higher.
HoPSmNew York at 25G.Ic: Western 5acSc;
IS SAT- SIDE medium at Sc sc: .s sEanuated sc
per R ss5 C SoR ?ie Reeeip,s light prices I'M
| changed: nominal: quote the range. per ton in
'' SST % K PEASSWhippooTwili at s0as2iic per
| HI, other kinds accordingly.
| 'I BEANS And PEAs-.ouote from store: Dried
| green peas-sco,ch At ST. split peas at :. per
bu: buckeye at % gaIif9rna INK az sesc
| ientils &c. white beansiChoce hand-pcked beans
| at 81 sGiis 10 per bu. Other grades accordingly
| kkNNPTY BSSRREIS1GoaI oil. turpentine and
gasoline s5c vinegar Toc. black oil Sc: linseed.
light I'll and and v1EHisH vine me g ssa suer-Sat 5as
/ pickle i015 SOC: salt SC: four l.c; InSasses DC:
ea Mos@tifay mixed fis61':e; gray, brown ami
black mixed at ie.a-c: macnine- DICK y az
| sET5isc: Inferior picked less: extra black &C
| RAGS ETC.-Psr 100 lbs Couniry rags at s9ae
' SoS iaS blsached a, SIS per ton; other
ki PPlEsa!NTTS|FarneIs stock. per ID: Red ,1so
POP coKSsslliYg on COB at Iic % 6. ser l
SCRAP IRON AND MET al. Pc, 100 lbs;
Wrought lion Sc heavy cast 59c lnIeaole steel
Srsss IS heavy brass 81; copper 81: zinc 50
| PECANS-Iatest safes of Texas = car lots
| were at 7a7t7c for good AVERAGE western G'ota-
'i ss6RGHUM-cANE sE;ED-ouotable at &c per
DRIED FRUIT-we quote: Eyap,-at,d apples
a, &C for fair to &c for god: ble:lrd shors at
Taa1s.c: do waste at iitaI,5c s'n.ified quar-
| s,,n-drfei peaches nominal.
| MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRTP-New sugar ct
SCR GRA IS sEEpNouots M!et ct Sic per ,se:
Hungarian at s5c TO 81 clover at IS 3r1 timothy
ut $40: timothy for Sept delivery nominal
cooPERAGE-w quote on orders. fo- pranr.
I for iro a1l ' pork BIS o 81 Tor wood
! b6rnd. and 81 for iron bound; oea tcs. STA.
Slack work.Ronnd-hcop fou. bbls: ssc: Dat hoop
do &c; halt-bbls &c. meal bbs. s0c: produce OK
apple bbls. &c.
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PROSPECTS OF RAIN
WEAKEN CORN VALUES.
WHEAT is EASY ON GENERAL
SELLING.
Outside Speculative Interest Light
and Export Business Is at a
Standstill.

There was not much strength to the local
grain market Yesterday. Though there was
occasional buying OF wheat, the general
sentiment was rather bear;sh. and values
were unchanged ut the close. Local re-
ceipts though much smaller than on the
corresponding day last year. were the
largest on this crop. Public stocks also
were on the increase. especially AT Kansas
City. Foreign markets were weak and
lower, and there was practically no export
business The weakness OF corn had a de-
pressing effect on wheat
Sept. wheat opened i-lsc up and sold at:
7Ii:c, I5asc Tic. 1Te,c, Tic. lSc. Is.c ..sc.
Mss 74i.s. 10 ~ nc, s5s.e, !.ssc.
Prospects of rain and cooler weather in
Kansas caused marked weakness in corn
news and u good advance in Chicago After
an early rally values held firm for a wniie,
but the feeling at the close was decidedly
easy.
Joc 50i.c. 5c1sc. 59i,e. SOC. lsisc. 4.a.c. 4sAc,
ts+.c. is5sc- 60c. isfsc, i.a<c-
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis LIS. "a bu.,
Of which 1858 SKIS. and IA cars local and Is
cars through. against 323. al bu.. of which
2l,SSS SKIS: and SS cars local and u cars
through. in 1902.
the past week reported at 10000 bu-.
agains l.iiS.o99 su week ago and 4''ro
bu. in 1872.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points sSs.-
COO bu., against $500 bu. In 1902. and ship
ments 1900 bu.. against $500 bu. North
west receipts lie cars. against 2o2 cars in
1902. Chicago received So. III bu. and Kan
sas City 1880 bu. Clearances 10000 bu
Receipts of corn at st. Louis 1850 bu..
of which g cars local and cars through;
against $500 bu., Of which 80 cars local
ana II cars through, in 1902
Argentine shipments of corn to Europe
the past week reported at 2.Ts,090 bu.
against 2.5iS.0o0 bu- q week ago and 1904
GO blu. in 1902
Receipts of corn at primary points PSI 90
bu., against 3iI 600 bu. in 1862. and shipments
$1,000 bu.. against 5000 bu. Chicago re-
ceived 4,sGO bu. and Kansas City $500 blu.
Clearances 10000 bu.
Receipts Of oats a go. bu.. Of which q cars
local and S cars through. against f.20 bu..
of which 80 cars local and cars through. in
1892. Shipments 1855 bu-
Receipts OF oats at primary points $4,000
bu.. against 81. coo bu- in 1902. and shipments
300 bu.. against 1l.0o bu- Clearances
S,0l9 bu.
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agement of the United States Steel stocks
during the period of their fiotation and the
conduct OF a pool In Southern Pacific stock
will be looked upon as having an outcome
In the failures.
POOL HOLDINGS.
The Southern Pacific pool was credited
shares OF Southern Pacific stock. and its
challenge Of the control of the Union Pa
cific party in the property and It's attempt
TO force the payment Of dividends on the
stock are matters Of recent notoriety and
with the sequel still pending In the court
Aside from the expectation of the failures,
the realization OF the fears and the revul-
sion Of feeling reflected in the rush Of the
shorts to cover with the bad news out,
there were no influences perceptible in the
market News of cooler weather In the
corn belt counteracted the effect of yester-
dation in progress in the days cotton mar
ket was viewed with satisfaction. The
weeks movement of currency indicates a
cash gain by the local banks of upwards
OF s5.Vs.u1 and news was received Of the
shipment OF another s1.259 600 in gold from
Australia to San Francisco. The descnp-
ton OF the market resolves itself into a list
OF price changes. Rumors were numerous
all day of financial embarrassments and
the held OF these rumors was by no means
confined to the stock exchange or to New
York city, but ranged the country over. The
heavy selling of Amalgamated Copper was
accompanied by very specific rumors of
ated.
Bonds were weak In sympathy with
stocks. Total sales par value S3.5s5,0o0
United States bonds unchanged on call.
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Provfafons.

Pork-New standard mess. In 1obbinE way
closed nominally at SA. 5.i..
Lard-Choice steam on E SIDE closed noninaiiy
at &c. kett!e-rendered Sc
Green Hams. EtcMCar lots :, held y. T. Q, B. e
at IoHe les at loss 1ss a, at lssgiess 29 Ga at
l2flc; CALIFORNIA; at &c n Y: shoulders doa
81 q I0i-c. and bellies at SC to 1isc. in aver
age: CALIFORNIA; at 6i.aIhc: n. Y. shoulders at
s'sc-
si5c. C. 1. (. Bid. in a iobbins way. ranged:
Extra shorts at SIC. cribs at SIC short clear
at sac. bellies at s;sdaSc. plates at &c. fat
backs 1isc standard backs Sac. Dealers charged
Bacon-Bxd 8 C. meats in a iobbine way
10 i6c for choice light; hams at Exc to 15t1c:
CALIFORNIA; at s54asc: New York shoulders a.
sS.c Plain smoked bxd lots in 1obbinE way
ranged Extra shorts at sac: cribs at SIC: sh3rt
clear at csc: bellies at p2sc plates at If4c: fat
backs at SIC: standard backs 9ac- Dea ers
charge higher orders.
Olao-S tearine-Nominal at TIC
Tallov-Countrv running. poor: dull and lower
4l.c for prime TO choice.
Country Lard-Pr!me in good pkGs at 6d6lac.
Country Gacon-ouots, sides at &C..
Grease : Quote small Irregular lots country
Brown SIC; yellow &c and white &c. Quote
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considerably better in quality than the bunch
which sold In the current sale at SIS 80. The
movement at the sale was rapid and it did not
take long TO clean up the offerings. Buyers
there We're more BUYERS than horses. all who
were notified OF the sale putting in an appear
arce. Th. is t. good indication OK the activity In
the range horse demand -
ou' Incident. There were only few head Of
horses reported, and the market retained the
GG!et characteristics which have marked II dur
Ing the week. Eastern buyers want choice heavy
offerings. but the request Is not as keen as 1t
was about month ago.
Horse quotations:
HEAVY draft-Common to good. slaoGl55;
choice to extra, slseqeo, Chunks-i;i51 to lSS1
~ Coach horses ard S9bs-FaiF 20 good; si:3s
go: choice to extra. t2Jlg59g Horses for the
South-Small. light drivers. fair TO good. sac
60: choice TO extra. S7calOo: Southern drivers.
large. Si0GlIJ. EXrort ctsunks-Lc%J TO 800 lbs.
plain TO good iiloAl6o. choice TO extra! s.'9f225
Business drivers-Fair to good. St2sIl50. choice
70 extra. sI60Q2oo. Sadilers for southern use
Fair t. good. SsIpf20: choice 10 extra SSlT 100 !:
farcy gated and New York s1tdiers. s-,-4l5 ..
Inferior horses-Common, small plugs. $3.50:
heavy work plugs. $IJirl.0.
MtLES-The commission department Of the
mule market absolutely without arrivals
There Were couple OF loads reported the
market. tut these went 10 dealers. and cut no
figure in the immediate trade The market -Tas
closing Il quiet week In very Tuiet manner
The mule market Is now at Its Qut"test stage OF
the year There is very little Southern demand
and tho activity. what little there is = heint,
sustained almost solely by the Eastern trade.
This IS for choice. big. heavy mules and for
miners OF all sizes. hut Il does not amount 70
great deal. The lack Of inquiry has caused a
weaker End more conservative feeling il TIE
cline IN the last month.
Mule quotations:
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF FAILURES
WILDLY EXCITES BROKERS.
BEARS RUSH TO COVER
SHORT CONTRACTS.
Violent Rebound Causes Many
Stocks to Regain Earlier Losses
-Money-Lenders Wary.

New York. July 2-The announcement
late to-day on the Stock Exchange Of the
failure Of Talbot J. Taylor s. Co.. and of
W. L. Stow Co.. followed a day Of sup
pressed uneasiness and apprehension. The
bears rushed to cover their short contracts
on the selling induced by the news OF the
failures and a violent rebound followed. go
that q large part of the days losses were
retrieved, and the market closed with ex-
cited buying on a rising scale of prices.
Some of the leading active stocks closed the
4 day with net gains Of a point or more. This
compared with declines below last nights
level at the period OF greatnest weakness
Of 1 to 81 for the active market leaders.
Amongst tho specialties there were more
sewers losses, due in some cases. as the
event proved. to the special commitment OF
tho embarrassed firms in those stocks.
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
An example was the Mexican Central Sc
curities in which the firm of W. L. Stow &
Co. were interested The failure resulted in
a drop Of ~. in Mexican Central. from ISL
to IL There were quite large number of
low-priced railroad stocks. In which similar
downward plunges. although not go eXten-
siye. served to arouse fears of coming fail
ures Tho situation would be large COM
mitment In some stocks with the stock al
ready acquired figuring largely as collatsl al
for loans, and with the funds employed in
the market support and manipulation of the
price. Bankers and money lenders have
ditions back OF the money they have out
on loan and have grown more and more e1-
acting In regard to collateral on such loans
and more solicitous to have them closed
out with the shrinkage in securities values
and the undermining of confidence.
The failure Of Talbot ]. Taylor & Co. is
inevitably associated with the name of Jas.
r Keene, although his name does not ap-
/ pear in the partnership OF the firm. But a
! family connection and the well-known fact
meet the failure in the public apprehension
with the large stock market operations
which he has conducted. The market man
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SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS,


offerings
firm
tuaIyc checked the up
wheaton, ned lice up n
Septic openedun
oa
Iroduce
firm.
securities was oea-n
ween and6
Spocot asunchan lin he
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packers. stock. nvrnina,Iy:. Brown s-s7Hio: ys'-
icw i44f.c. white AZ .. III
Frog Less-scaTce: quote az So per doz- fo'
B-ef-Or orders: BbIt.-Plats. roll and Futon
market .Il5y mess SIi; d-isd. ger lh.-sets HE
.nsides lie: kEulkss i4c; o4.sides L5-c' tongues
TeaIs-ouote a. &c TO e FOR heavy 20 8 FOR fan,
c. small and fat sirl II III Ihs.b: herst!0s ara
thing &c Stzc. Shep and lambs dull: yearling
sheep at z-sG1c, CID bucks and ewes al --EI-c.
spring lambs +c to 80 per ID buck lambs al
3, 10 3i-c. thin lambs rot wanted 80
Live Poultry-Oid chickens. hens. Per 10. $50
ROSTERS &c: spring chickens. average receipts
l2c: spring DUCKS &c; spring geese Tic: sofins
turkeys &c; old turkeys BE geese. tuli- e.
SC: geese pIucked &c: live pigeons and squads
per Goz. 81
sp-i-g chickens lsc: ROSTERS SIC. turkeys lic-
Foregoing figures are fUr choice only.
Fresh FIsh-Qu1te: Black bass a lie: c-a7pie
at SC FOR small 70 = Tor Large. dressed cat &c
tpoonbin ca, &C; buliheads-'Gre--ed SC and gross
&C: bufralo-groSs 3r dressed SC. German carp
dressed 257c. gross y. suatisa &c: "iiits
perch &c.
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chief interest manifested In those issues that
have been prominent lately. Prices wn.ch opened
rather steady decl ned the session progressed
and a numper Of important losses were enron cied
There were several new low records made also.
The principal feature was sharp drop in
Standard OH to tho lowest POINT in nearly u
year. one share sold at the start at SO Is
a, COS a neat break Of lsl. points. Northern
Securities more active. lseo saares selling
from IS down to sG5s. one thousand shares u
Green Copper were EXCHANGED at 1871 and ls's
Seaboard Air Line common declined from - 10
L and rallied TO igl. business OF IgJ shares
The preferred sold down from S5b. To "A and re-
turned TO 81. business OF l.Svl shares. Boin
the American Can issues made low records.
About ! 90 shares OF The common ON were dealt
in at 5i-G3I+ and appIoAiHateiy $3.50 shares Of
WARDS at Sc.
There was some Chicago selling Miscellaneous
transactions included Tennessee Copper at 2i-a
and . for %. shares; Lis.t. tue! and Power
341. for IGl shares; lnterbofouEh Rapid Transit
at 100 and IS for So shares and Havana Tobacco
ra,, odd
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Chicago Stock Market


Primo sterling. cables 4.ss55a4. sss5: checks
&.S62ol4 s6c5: 60 days 1874 AL.
Commercial sterling. checks ass: 90 days
4.s3s. a S35s: 80 days 4S22. l4S2T.; grain bills
81: cotton bills {.S3A.
Bankers Paris, cables 5.15A: checks 616H; 50
DAYS 5.lSZG5.is l-iSgr5.l9A.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.16S a
6is i-I6; so days 5.l9S as. 70 1-l6.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks blILR
B.I7 I-i6; 60 days b20sS a.. 30 lis.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5.1sh; co
days 5.cO%a5..o l-i6
Bankers, reichsmarl1s. cables eS e-l6; checks
s5-sde5 1-ls: 60 DAYS 947ST95 Isis.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks s5 5-161eJS: 60
days "a 1915: 80 DAYS ~ 9-16.
Bankers Dutch guilders. checks 4oA: 60 days
1910 lis.
Commercial Dutch Euiider. checks 20 SIS: 60
DAYS SO 1915.
Market weak
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SECURITIES SHARPLY LOWER
WITH FRACTIONS IN LEAD.
TRANSIT DROP ALMOST A
RECORD BREAKER.
United Railways Preferred Shows
Weakness, With Decline of
Nearly -Four Points.

There was a heavy break In local seruri-
ties all down the line yesterday. fractions
led the decline. with recessions almost to
the lowest recorded figures for Transit and
United Railways pfd. The former sold off
from SiS.25 10 sl6.s7i2 and the latter from ST.
to $50 The per cent bonds had fair sup
port at 50.
In the banking list outside interest was
light. Missouri! Trust dropped from $3.50 to
sl2o and Bank Of Commerce held firm at
&25.
Central Coal and Coke. with a decline
from 500 to sol. was the active Issue of
the miscellaneous group. Granite BIZ Metal
lie "as sharply lower at 371.c.
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Stock. of Grain in Store.


Bu,te--ouo.ations: Creamery-EStra eongTe:
frsts lie seconds l5Glsc- Datry-EItra leIlIc:
.rsts iiSfl5c; grease II5c: iadle-pacied good &c.,
iirsts l5c country stock Ike: poor TO fair
iOF, lie: renovated extra. 1sc
E.ggs-Current receipts 1ileGl3isc- Receipts sos
pkgs local and $50 through: shipments !. rs ?kgs
Cheese-We quote Northern on orders: Twins
IL. single Ike: dairies ulsc: Y. A lie: long
horn, 10. Lrnburger. new i0Gl0isc; inferior 3izGa
lIi-c
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Hilea.

Dry rint-Te1s, ami Indian Territory butcher
90 LIS and oven l5c, do. Clo) fallen az i3lfo:
all stock under Is lbs. lie; native and Ar
kansas a I3i.c :Cunt. cllls &c: natives on Sc.
lie. tion-No az I4C No al izc: dry-sa4tef al
liGl2c for light 10 heavy: on selectton-So. at
1'izHI2l7c. No. al l9}.Gili-c; gee salted
round at .t5c grser-Salted selection Sc: SC fo-
No. /; &c FOR No. Bulls or uncured lc per
Ii iess. nart-cursd &c les: crlls &c Ho-se
h!6ss-Green No I az g No. az sl-Io:
ponies. colts and blues at 81: all G-y $50
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Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis Bro. * Co. No. PA North Fourth street.
New York July 4-Foregn-American stocks
in London were dull The markets there gen
orally were depressed by the talk OF Japanese
Russian trouble. Americans suffered with the
Test and prices in the main came lower. The
arbitrass houses did not expect TO do much for
foreign account to-day. but London sent buying
orders decline ard the aEDitTaSe houses
PROBABLY bought 90 shares in all.
Rumors-The early reason for the room traders
selling that a suspension YOU'D be
made ! m. AS the day wore On without any
announcement the room was told 10 wait unit!
Monday. The GIsquivting part was that the III
formation was said come IRON banking circles.
Later ii was said that certain house mad been
ob!ig, d TO liGuIdate loans and thai in con-
sequence II ri!l ut after all have sell its ho.d
inEs. under the rule as had been deemed prob
able at one time. II also said that West
ern house which had been very large seller
this week had sold much short stock as II
had long.
Reading-Tns specialists reported that the CELL
ing OF Reading scattering as to lack spe-
caI Significance and the buying likewise. IL was.
however believed that Prominent operator. not
ed for his former manipulation OF steel, WAS
the bear party was trying TO d!s.odse hts hold
ings. On the whole there was considerable COW
ertns a. around Al
New York Central-One OF the strongest bear
tips was in New York Central, which. however.
chase OF 1869 shares by Van Embersh * After,
bury which made the bear traders hesitate UNI!
they saw Thompson x MARS selling an equal
amount
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New York Money Market.

New York, July 24-Money on call frm.r; "a
4 per cent: last loan at D. Time money strong
camille paper, 5lsGs sterling exchasge weak at
81 DAYS Posted rates tsi5fi4 SIS and sTsT4 SIS.
Commercial bills 4. $50 $685.. Mexican dollars
GaIzc Government bonds steady. Railroad bond.
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BY Telegraph.

New York. July 2I-Cotton closed dull: mid
das b aRaS GtgEs esed ,e s. i JUS M
Aug. Il sc: Sept i9sSci Oct S E Sc: Soy; SOC
The market opened steady al unchanged pr.ces
10 an advance Q; ) points on all positions except
the list showed some firnIisss as a result OF
covering that seeme,. TO be brought about chiefly
first few minutes OF trading business not
a level net 5q9 points higher on months later
than AUG. while the two old crop positions re-
a little realizing which saned force as the lack
OF bull support dsveloped. and before midday 4
ff hs sa 81 t6GRe tho ss 5y
sharp advance under supporting orders. believed
which were responsible for another panic OF
shorts; July was rushed up TO 1860, Aug. ad-
general list at this time showing net gains of
in wall stree, that started hsary iau da;i6a
The last half hour was eXcitinsy active and at
The close the ns ws 81 @ d Eas
last sale Of July was Al Is &c. and that posi-
list was net % 70, i points lower. saies were
to 20 nts lower; American H,id,llIng fair esd
I'd mIddI.nE 6std: mtdtiing SOD: low midd!.ng
sales OF the dav We're 1000 bales OF which G1l
s35 Rgeep 9s 5 sa and hcaE
ESQ American Futures opened easier and closed
9isGi: A 1aIsAas s 5al!Hs ar 9 t. } saS &C.
sept.-oct 5.ssi: oct,.Nov: 5.ssd; Nov.;Dec 526
'FD.-Er- i'eC.-JaT. a-4ti l.--i. Jdli-F'D. CD
Feb-March . 1875 o5d: Marc--April Isd.
Hestcr's Visible.
New Orleans. La. July 2.-Secretary Heste-'s
statement Of the worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows a total visible Of i.7s55ig bales. against
!. 800. $50 last year, OF which scp.0i9 bales are
New orleans. La. July ei.Co;ton futurr,
steady: July lS.5gGi3.Sl. Aug. l3is bid: sent.
10 s7GI0 ssc Oct s72.f9 sc; Nov. 9.54as56c: Dec
952qe,5 SIC; Jan. 952asS5c Spot cotton quiet:
liI.c: low middling l2L.c; middlnG 1870; good
nifdiing f3ssc: middling fair Il S-lsc nominal.
Receipts 2Ss bales: stock i1l9l
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

TinEes and stained H4-.c below white
Ga!veSton-Spot market steady: miGdlings PC
New Orieans-Spot market quiet: nliddlilgs
lsi.c: sales so bales.
Memphis-Spot market Guict rlitdlinss y I3-l5c.
Receipts at principal Pyints:
Galveston. u bales.
New Orleans. So bales. against 3A.
Mobile. ~ bales.
Savannah. bales.
Houston. 4 bales
Memphis, e bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports tor :
days were 3.l92 bales. against 5..6S bales a week
and H. bales & year ago. Exports 1,42i
bales, against 2g.l1 bales year ago. Sticks
i.sSi bales. against 20 59.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25
FIn1seed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPEC

REPUBLIC SPECiaL
Chicago, July 2L-Flaxseed trade was very drIl
with r-ices steady to firm: Sept. sold at gai.c;
No / Northwestern 95c bid and No
nominally 92itc. Receipts were Il cars here, s
at Minanapolis and "a at Duluth.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25

Swift & Co at the National stock Yards 70
1ay will paw the following prices: EgEs. ioss on
isi,c: do case count ui;c: No. fresh PACKING
s.ocE Iut,er iac: No. dressed fowls icc. No. l
dressed Strings 15c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25

81. Ioui-Sept wheat offered at IKE: puts
77iic 10 .sIc; calls Tic to "sc- sept corn
p% NjIwa.skeeNSept wheat puts T5ssc: calls 1910
exc Sept corn puts 50Isc: calls 5l1sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25
New York Stock Quotations.

ST. Louis. Mo, July 2i.-The foil wing shows
the opening. highest. lowest and closing quota
tons on the New York Stock Exchange to-day
Corrected daily for The Republic BY Francis
EEo \ Co. bonus and stocks No. PA North
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25

Cearfngs were in fair volume and transactions
at the banks were above the recent average.
Discount rates for call and time loans were
steady between 5 and per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-25
Government Bonds.

New York. July 2i-Government bonds:
United states refunding Is registered .I0s1s
United states reiums SOupoa
United States g. coupon iosis
United States Il. coupon 1854,
United States Old A.. registered .-..........flI
United States old Is. coupon ..--.-...........nt
United States IS. registered ....-.-.-......l1lA
United States S. coupon -..--.--.-.-........i0 3