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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York. May 13.-FIour-Recefpts IS. 40: e~-
Cornmeal steady. Rye frm. No !. weste.n s.c
{ Q: b. anoat Barley Heady Eyheat-Receipis
and si.So sgo,. Spot firm; No. ! red elevator
Northern Duluth slAc Z. o. B.. anoat: No. hard
Manitoba STAG ahoat- Options had a slow day.
At first steadier on foreign. buying. stronger
Northwest markets and covering Of shorts. they
realizing. and at the close were ssc net lower.
except March. which on covering closed NC net
higher: May DLasl%c, closed 83Sc: July = sis
@T%c; closed 8 Sept. Ta6i4ac. closed a47c.
5.l5O bu-: exports IA. $50. sales
10000 futures: 5000 spot. Spot firm: No. 2 90
No, 2 white Sc, Option market was Arm and
higher. notably May. in which covering was 4
feature. loo much rain West and a broadening
speculative demand were the factors: the close
was quiet. kGxc net higher. May JaaAc.
s elossd sc; Suly ztas2sc closed exc: Sept.
espor,s s..Ao e'G 800. S ssss va 9's : Sc! s,a issSSei
white 3shc: trk- white A9l5c. Option. quiet. but
steady with corn: May closed 4ic. Hay steady.
Hops steady: Pacific Coast. 1902. lsH613Hc: f96l.
l5alsc- Hides quiet Leather steady. Wool
quiet. Lard steady: Western steamed S. Is: re-
fined steady: Continent N.E. Pork steady. Tai
low quiet Cotton-seed oil duh. Petroleum arm.
Rice quiet Molasses quiet.
Peoria. May A-Corn dull: No. ; AEc: No.
4 fssc. Cats steady; No. 3 white sc: No. 4
finished goods
duluth. May .13.-close: Wheat. to arrive. No.
l hard soc. Mo- Northern Sc: May No. 1
hard 1sisc: July y Oats-May 3alIc.
Liverpool. May D-Wheat-Spot steady: No 2
red Western winter g sid: No ! Northern
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LOCAL SECURITIES STRONG
WITH INCREASED DEMAND.
MISSOURI TRUST is AGAIN
THE FEATURE.
Transit Advances Early, but Eases
Off and Closes About
Steady.

Signs OF a healthy revival of interest In
the local security market We're abundant
yesterday. The range OF trading was wider
than 1t had been for some time. and the
feeling in nearly all issues was bullish.
Missouri Trust was again the strong spot.
Support of this stock began early in the
opening session and continued until the
close. Early GALES were at 1881. but buying
orders came out SO rapidly that in a COM
paratively short time the price had been
boosted from. that figure TO sl33. 80. the net
gain for the session being $50 a share.
At the afternoon session there was a slirht
recession to slSs %. at which price more
was wanted at the close.
fractions were in moderate demand and
slightly higher. with sales of Transit at
S26. % and $26 .31L. The close was steady at
s2s .. The 1 per cent bonds held firm at SIS.
Colonial Trust held firm at Sl97. and Lin
coin had good support at s2o4. 80 and s255.
Germania at s2i5. and Mississippi Valley
at s4l were moderately active. but strong.
Commonwealth Trust was the feature Of
the afternoon session. After sales at s2a3
and 1922 so. the price was rapidly advanced
to sss5. and the market closed strong with
S295 bid. Lincoln Trust again sold at So55.
and American Exchange Bank was taken
at $S36.
The stock Of the National Enameline
Company and the 5 per cent bonds of The
East ST. Louis Gaslight Company were
listed yesterday.
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GRAIN MARKET WAS DULL
AND PRICES RULED EASY.
DROP CAME WHEN SHORTS
HAD COVERED DEMAND.
July Wheat Closed 1-Sc Lower,
Corn Was Off a Shade and Oats
1-4c-Provisions Higher.

Chicago, May 13.-To-day's trading on
the Board of Trade was a repetition Of yes
terday's dizziness, and prices were easier.
July wheat closing &c lower. July corn a
shade lower and oats of &c Sept pro-
vision closed from 2Hc lower to &c higher.
WHEAT.
There was only a small trade in wheat.
and the greater amount of it was for local
account. Opening prices were steady on
firm cables and small receipts. July being
a shade higher. at 72Ac. The market held
firm early in the day. July advancing to
l2Aai2Sc. but the extreme dullness and a
action. July selling down to 17tG7oc. An
improvement in the cash demand, together
with rather bullish crop advices. caused a
steasr tone %1ts ia '1n,y IN 4. the iod day tn the .s slSss ein
C~learances of wheat and -four were equal
to 1850 bN Primary receipts were Z1b.5o
bu: against 2iS;1o9 blu. a year ago. Mime
cars, which-with local receipts OF = cars
none of contract grade)-made total re-
eeipts for the three points Of 80 cars, against
l9 cars last week and 146 cars a year ago.
CORN.
Corn ruled firm with the backwardness of
the planting season the principal bull
eeption of late in the day. when some Carly
in prices. Prominent provision interests
supported the market and they had plenty
OF followers. July closed a shade higher
at 4isG45Ac, after selling between $40
43ssc. Local receipts were lis cars-1 Of
contract grade.
Oats were fairly active INT strong. with
Sept. In especially good demand. Unfavor-
able crop reports: a fair cash demand. to-
gethef with small receipts. contributed to
the buiiish sentiment Some of the early
strength was lost on selling by longs. the
close being about steady. with July of &c
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BY telegraph.

ny Iele8fnpn.
pa Sss higher sG5s; MAI Eld 1 ! api sasdsn lice flsssd %S Sie!sssil z
Gulf &c: sales i.S0 bales. Futures cioses
1s5ss:: H sss, IL s ses; 'e Sss. i s. sc; s Ndy. Z e: A bss:
sssc: Jan. ss5c- The market opened arm at an
tive and excited than during any pervious session
cables. which reached futures about ioa1s points
s slsdsT demand imam e' wiss sales ssii e ' }saac s' ssie, r q. a. r.
a nais' ss s91i sn;, at time : S sssI1Di many s., n the ,s, trade de
adsan nein a tendsaney. Proved asii ut'efly DEM demof saihia. q
and shorts covered from every direction AZ the
s safhsa l sy ion S1 the sa nofa ensim es.e'e and me pI llausdi
,=siasIsns 70 m9mentaEsly check the q:
mad saaf hush 'ee e buying mere orders. and, .n zine
int excitement. At ne SDenin. had been
Ing was the most active ever witnessed on ,he
CLIQUE Of mh tes mad Ssw sold do 81 t. s1isa asfin. The .ss .a bun
hours. turned insistent- buyers Of July and AnR..
Orleans interests We're also urgent buyers. Pr
vate cables attributed the advance at Liverpool
dsn asnain fr IN spot 5as e sSasafe I e is,.ef 5 aas sa ans
that the tactics employed 50 successfully in bull
used by the Liverpool bulls. who. It was thought.
were endeavoring to get control OF the spot sup
rnent was felt at the early response ,of the New
S.,saq +. market m,ss. to s.s 5hs diT isasisr aa 1ssnss. f sSs
spot markets Throughout, the South Ssre gsner,
sales We're reported from most Of the centers.
The weather map was favorable. and the move
men. ran ever ,ass ona,t u y tIme dnrins the
day. Toward the close some OF the options eased
of under realizing. but the market was finally
firm and very excited at a net gain Of 16RD
points. Total sales Of futures estimated at 1.oo.-
oco bales.
$50: ordinary 9Ifc: good ordinary SIC; low
middling Ienc: middling 11ac: good middling
s.7s5: stock s3.95. Futures firm: LAY n.4sc: June
Lice nominal; July 1Llalt see; Aug n-i1g
ds.ise. Dec. S7Ids. &c: Jan. s1sassoc-
IIyerpOcis MAY fJ-COftou-SpOt. rood business
done; prices S points higher: American middlng
s .int;, good middling .s.isd: middlins ed; low
Esd. The sales OF the day were 1900 bales. Of
which 1000 were for speculation and export and
included 1850 American: receipts I.0o bales, In
GLIDING 100 American. Futures opened easier
and closed irregular and excited. American mid
ding. good ordinary close. May 5.fs65 I'D: May
and June 1875. sd: June and July 5.I33S. I'D;
July and Aug. 5.nd5.12d: Aug. and Sept. 5.sf8
4.s5d: Nov. and Dec. Aid: Dec. and Jan AID;
Jan. and Feb. Ard.
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spring IS Sd; No. / California IS SID Futures
icon MIXED, new. steady Is I'd: old, Quiet, 50 ID:
futures steady: May Is ed; juno A SD. July
Is Sd.
Milwaukee. wis, Nay n-wheat nrm: close:
No. / Northern slGs111c: No . Northern 7ssU
Barley steady; Nc; ? ssssshe: sampls 4o9sAe-
eH kaesas City Nay a,Tns.oNsZ r. July
sc. NO. : aGac: rejected U6sse: No. :
SIC. cash No. 2 mixed ae4s 10 3 VIII ts
9asse: No : miIed &C. Rye-No. $40 Hay
assg bgi corn q 60 bu-: cats Z oo bu snip
wsesteSa 1sy spt, aei Isasrssss 81. No ana ) 4 assess:
low &c. ostGNo. 3 SIC: No White ssassTc.
Rve-No.. . Soc. Bariey1Good Feeding H64ic;
9th 1865. 50: clover ~contract sradej s1l5o.
PI9sts!oa.a,Mes pork per Dbl, tlz.s4Gf!0:
loose) S. dry-salted shouiders ord
S.:..Ss.yo. shos el.ar sides fnxd) N.0a46s.5.
Whisky. basis Of high wines. S.D.
Minneapolis. Mimi May 1a-wheat-osh
= May 4 July 7ex8lsHc. On trE: No. /
hard No 1 Northe,n $50 No. ) Northern
sISc: No. 3 Northern 'EG7ssc. Flour-Flr,t pat
ents $llo1l.l: second patents 0.s664 e6; nrse
In bulk. SfS612 q
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Bonds.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply Larse-Beef Cattle Easy
Sheep Close Lower.

CATTLErBeef Steers-Native cattle
receipts were moderate and in comparison with
last Wednesday were some larger. with the sup
we're offered last week. Most Of the cattle Of
fered were medium. although quite a few OF the
palmer grades and the choice kinds were inciud-
ed. The top was obtained for Lo25-lb. yeariings
at S5.25.
The rnovement was fairly active. although at
the opening there were complaints OF slowness.
but later buyers and sellers got together and the
hulk Of the business was done on a steady basis.
Finally. however. there was a decided weakness
ard late eales were called a dime lower.
BEEF AND BUTCHER EER
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The Metal

New York. May 1a-There was a gain Of los IN
the prices of spot tin in London, which closed
that position at asa is. while futures advanced
IS 81 to f134 D Cd: In New York the market was
London. with spot olosins at 49, q 81 ald futures
at $50. Locally copper was quiet and q little
lower. closing at l4s.4f1ST5c for lake. electro
lytic and casting. Lead advanced Is ID In London
to Eli IS Sd, and was quiet and unchanged here
at 4.31isc. Spelter declined s. Sd In London to
f2l Is Cd. while locally IL remained unchanged at
5.75c. Iron closed ct SIS led in Glasgow and At
rs I'D in Middlesboro- Locally, iron prices were
unchanged: No. / foundry Northern - quoted At
s.1Ezz: No. 2 foundry Northern at sD.z5zzD. 20:
ern soft at S:IQ2I.5o. Warrants remain nominal.
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thought the stocks would rally when Pittsburx
sent word that yesterdays report Of reductions
in billets. etc, were grossly exaggerated, but
the selling was more aggressive than the buying.
The prevailing impression was that the principal
selling had been by q speculative clique. and the
short interest was of large proportions. The
bonds sold on the curb at s2S.
Mexicans-Nationa Railway OF Mexico. common
and preferred. sold at the highest prices on
record. Mexican Central became strong in the
afternoon on what were regarded as manipula-
tive orders by the inside clique
Rock Island-EaIsted and H. started the de-
cline. offering the price down from - to 42Is.
Their total sales We're estimated at Sl.0O shares.
manipulation by Mr.. Keene.
New York Bond Sales.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May l3.-Saies OF bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
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Teledo. o.. May 1a-Ou UNCHANGED.
- nHfed ERuiIa.
CATTLE QUARANTINE EMBARGO.
Argentine and Uruguay Stock
Barred by Great Britain.

OTTAWA, Ontario. May 13.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture has been officially adj
yised by Lord Strahcona of the decision of
the British Board OF Agriculture with re-
gard 10 the embargo on cattle from Argen-
tina and Urguary. The cable says:
lucrative to-day prohibiting Importation
Great Britain. Of animals from Argen-
tine and Uruguay.
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Foreign Exchange.

Foreign Exchange.
Prim sterling. : cables 4.sS5504ss6: checks
.ee514-Ss1o: 80 days 4.G-
Ornamental sterling. checks As1a: 80 days
4S4k 90 days 1SSd4.s3n
Grain bills 4.6G4.S5H; cotton bills HaH04.Sflt.
Bankers Paris cables 5.B65.EQ5.15 LIS: checks
lss&s.lsSas. LIS: 90 days naaras
Commercial French francs. checks s.1sx:. 60
commercial Swiss francs. checks s.leS:. % days
s.1sH.
RanieTs: re,ch.marks. cables IS -isa8n: cheek,
g 5-16Gssk 60 DAYS 81 13-16 :,
CommerciaI reichsmarRs, checks IS 3-lsHaSL:
60 DAYS 81 I-1sHeiE 90 days "a 7-1sfs4a.
Banferl Dutch %gu:lders. checks 0A54o SIS:
coIymereial Dutch %suilders. checks % $3.50
SoN; 60 days 50 IS1644o-
Market hrm.
Local Money Market.
Transactions at the banks were IN rood vol
une. with a brisk demand for call ana tins
loans ut s to s per cent
Yesterdays. Bank CIearinx.
Yesterdays clearinghouse rtatemeuf showed
ciearingS tsyo5s. $50. balances slss. As.
Treasury Statement.
Warrington. May E.-Available cash .baiance
q s,s5o,l -: gold 500. az Sc
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IS..-I.IZ..- 4.SU
Steers and heifers:

10. s5s...4.S
Butcher CattIe-The supply OF butcher cattle.
while not large. included a very fair supply.
proportion Of medium to fairly good offerings
were available. Local tuyers took hold spasinsy
unable to secure much decline as quite a few
lfe to trade. Prices on all butcher kinds. how
ever. ruled very uneven a. e., steady to a. shade
on the medium ard common kinds Of heifers.
The Gamer demand was dull at weak values.
with no change on bulls or veal calves. The
close was mean on heifers with some unsold for
lack of satisfactory bids. Heifers have been on
Ago and values are quoted on the common and
medium kinds at 5e675c lower. while the good
keifers upho.ding values better. being only $50
70 lower.
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.ANGE OF FUTURES
PROVISIONS
Provisions vera in goo,

Provisions were in good demand early in
the cay both by brokers and shorts. with
coed buying OF lard by English houses. The
strength In the hog market had a strength
ket weakened later, on realizing. n the
close was steady. Sept. pork closed un-
changed at $l6.67i5. Sept lard was of PIC at
$Is.SE and ribs up PIC at s.. 2211
TINA receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
9 cars: corn. 25 cars; oats, LIS cars; hogs.
N.000 head
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York Stock Quot.tton..

st; Loui. May 1a-The following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing Quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Chr,
reeted daily for The Republic, by Francis.
Pou: %; oohds and stocks. No. 21i North
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Pomerox Is Re-elected.

New York, May 13.-At a special meeting
of the newly elected Board of Governors
Of the New York Stock Exchange h. K.
Pomeroy was reelected vice president Of
the board.
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1oi1c. ~ AaS' "ioolnsA
dlinss Ike. Sales ESQ bales,
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 2.593 bales.
New Orleans 2,I2 bale4
Mobile. Il bales.
Savannah. &C. bales
Charleston, Z bales.
Norfolk, As bales.
Houston. LIZ bales
Memphis as bales.
Net receipts at al United States point, for
Eve days were t2fs bales. against iS.a5s bales
a week ago and sos bales a year ago. E1-
ports fo.Io3 bales. against A.7ss bales q yeaS
ago. Stocks. Hs.s52 bales. against 5s, $50.
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Frnncts. Bro. & Co.. No. IA North Fourth street
New York. May l-Fcreign-Americans In
London were dull and featureless. fractionally
hfeher, with few exceptions, like Illinois Central.
n. e II. and B. & O. Arbftage houses had some
buying orders. and they took in all about Is. 0Oo.
Baltimore & Ohio-The remarkabIe earninss Tor
the eysfem for April stimulated buying for both
accounts and the price rallied.
Colorado Fuel-The sharp rise was due chiefly
TO buying by Geo. p. Butler 4 Bro, which was
TAKEN rs confirming recent reports Of increase IA
she holdings OF Gould and Rockefeller interests.
on the other hand not q few expressed the
opinion that the entire movement was the r>eult
81 manipulatton, the employment o: Butler Bros.
hasing for its object the conveying of the I'M
preston subsequently, produced.
United States steel-The early selling of U.
&. Steel was by Street e. Norton. followed by
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Mule quotations 0or broke mules. 4 to : years
BY telegraph.

Kansas City. No. May "a Cattle Receipts
tiyes: beeves gal9c lower cows. stockers and
t tsessss f sasf a s.eeas sa'ss sssasy; ts sh0i &c : s1aGi s s sHs1
80: stoeksrs and feeders s1atS6: Western fed
5 Tsxss g ss sSaS !. t Tsn g %: an pa,l rndis COWS :'e sss. issat ma:
tive heifers, .5a!.ss: Gamers sl:soa2 90; bull, So
steady to SC lower; top 1855: bulk OF sales 500
$50: heavy q. +eas 50: mixed packers S. 2Sas4.is:
sG' e lsaeas; hs.hs Sos s. T msfass iog BE i asss
maS..et SOW; native lambs !.sa1so: Western
err Aa5ss: Western wethers s4a6: stockers and
feeders g. .Sai4G ,x.,,,. y,. -,-,...
ss:ssaitis: Gamers ssss: s'oekers and feeders So
]. Hg SIR S: @;.. u o. g .oa %a Re: i Is ,Og e ,;as ss cay,
seInts $500: market Msz ise Lower; !. fs sda ys ar $50
s nd . Hsissss . 49, an sse s: 8 asas;''; common
New York, May la.ResveaRscs,p.s s:Ts:
'stssdy cows COWS ;.a asy 'sei c :sssss .;sSs:So s, SoI,: s 80
csiivesSReae.ipts t,ssa. Seais suliy sc higher:
; :sss.zs s:lf sus &c nIhasFi i4s ssgP'f i,t L 't esis.s sss y;
s,is sris:ss ssa! s'n firm sheer at Sc .t gss ID ss ssseH Fsm aPs
steady: others weak. to a shade lower: spring
isT nssz firm q. !. and md, in q, demand s;na.t :. shs sss a! clipped.
r s;'1 pe4ims h hsT''' s a1l PAN lambs ss's $ per- i nS i is..:
s ss,n,. STATE do: q. n;I per & s.sa. H0ssRe-
Guiding steady to f1c lower: good to prime steers
S19a5S0: poor to medium tta5; stockers and
feeders s3atso; cows 81. soa4i5: heifers s. so65;
g. gamers Psa.s 81 "a .,e.I bulls a. s sS 6. sa, |, e sss
to-day 2.oca. tomorrow 5000. left over $50:
easy: mixed and butcher. 50. good to
choice heavy So l7p6s.SS: rough heavy ss.f,dse5:
light 81. bulk Of sales Sc. Sheer
Receipts fs.oe: sheep steady and 100 lower:
ers 4ds 80; fair to choice mixed g. .564-io: West
ern sheep sf.i5ls 50: native lambs $45ofs7.ll:
Western lambs A.5oa7.10 u. Receipts 6.17e, ITS,
1866: Colorado EdI.so: 2.795. 1850. 1885.
Dry Goods.
New York, May 13-Prices in dry goods have
been unchanged, but the buyers as a rule ar-
acting conservatfvely and seem to be anxious
to determine the outcome Of the present furry
town. and there Is more inquiry regarding the
future. but the orders are more or less restricted.
Petroleum.
Oil City. Pa. May 13.-credit balances sl.63:
certificates no bid. shipments IS: ss9: average IS
ee. 1zg: average GO. ISS; rrns-Lima i3.496: average
bo,02s. -
Dried Fruits.
New York. May 1a-The market for evaporated
appIes remains firm under moderate offerings:
common arc quoted at 445Ec. prime at SIC,
choice at &c and fancy. at slt1Ttc: Spot pruhes
at prices ranging from. 3c to &c for all grades.
Apricots display a hardening tendency as . result
OF a better Jobbln1 demand and unfavorable crop
advices: choice are quoted at .7E6siic and fancy
at s6lGSc. Peaches are In fair demand and rule
about steady at fAGsc for choice and s461oxo
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THE REPUBLICS: THURSDAY. NAY ID. 1908.
YnaRL1NGs AID HERETiGs. ~"

l.. 1'o;i sts 81; A isSiD; a rs 1is 3d.. ~"
L. sou:5.D ls;; q. s25
celp,s were literal. the supply showing a total
Of 10 cars. ina, contained d. a. ,sss head which is
ception OF one day. on January 20. when lei cars
were yarded. A week ago there were received 81
cars and 2.0s7 head. against I cars and at2 head
the week before.
With the exception OF . cars Of fed steers the
bala nee of the SUPPLY were grassers Only q
load Of calves were Offered, ; cars Of bulls. q
There were a few good kinds Of grass and fed
steers among the supply. but the majority OF
the offerings were on the medium order, with a
fair amount Of the Gamer grades.
The market. opened on a very dull moving
basis and continued throughout the day IN 10 the
close. buyers contending for lower values. which
saiesmen finally had to conceGe in order TO make
,sies. and the decline on killing grades Of steers.
she stun and bulls was Zoe lower than TUESDAY.
The Gamer grades were steady with the derIIre
OF I6ai5c the previous day. The few calves
brought steady prices: 1t wns hard sailing even
at the decline to make sales and IN IN a LATE
hou. cattle were still going to the GALES.
FED STEER
X AND INDIAN STEERS
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New York Money M.rket,

New York Money Market.
New York, May Ia-Money on can e.w AZ IN
y; CLOSING offered At z Time money steady; 81
aays sxT4' % days sxat; 6 months <A. Prime
s s;eaay at siSss for demand and .t ~ fos %
merc.el hfiis 4.sf73. Mexican dollars be. Railroad
bonds Irregular.
Bar Silver.
New fork. May n-Bar silver &c. At London
steady Il AID
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wall street Gos.ip.

eAsknd fA0eHment paid
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st. Louis Cotton Market,
u market nrm: &c higher, no salea

~
rinses and stained zGxc below white.
j~alveston-Spot market steady; middlf
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Mining stocks in New York.
w York. May 13.-Closine quotations on min
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

--. ,r closed ouIe. WIKI quotations unchanged on
tho s =. Of so for aiddlnE upland end 13c Tor mo
ding t;uIf sales amounted 10 20 bales southern s
teserarbad As follows. eSeT-Jreans steady
rrsHsrred Al 34c sales 1890 bales; Moplie hril "
lsTe5 =; a. sales 800 bales. Savannah firm l-loc
rfs- u &c sales. bales. Wilmington tTn !n-
As.es 843 bales Baltimore nominal 'iach&rsa
..selc f-r unchanged at 5-1Sc, sales 3Vl3 bdies:
.rgpsts o,fa- suS steady l-22c lower al 9sgo loo
si-s 70s bales St steady 1-loc higher a. -
ss-es % ba1ss Fsnst-a receipts a Ne" orleans io
ro--0vy sre 600 GOO bales. as coupaIe1 VIZ
59S hale actual last and S94l bales ior the
asG -esr ago Houston for 70 morrow; ov-'u 70 Io
tls 80 s~red compared with 2J0l bales actual 10 81
- - 5s1 heIes a Teer Galveston expects 1900
- Gsa bales with $50 oa4es d'.al loI
week and j IO5 odles issI Eea
eceits a. the ports interior points toael' COIN
-sre5 VIA The same day last week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. II ln6H-
JNoFFEEf-offec ta-dsv affected by reduced esti-
Santos production. smaller interior
ceip5s hrmer prnar> markets. lste advance IL the
Trench and of holders The
market opened quiet a. unchanged prices ruled quiet
GsysopeG Of influences aboFN
enumerated closed steady a partial advance -
points sales 24.1S0 bags Estimates reaching
from place crop II Santos
6.Goe bags figure considerably under trade ex-
the frosS of last autumn. which a. that time
RESPONSIBLE Tor considerable advance in the locsi
market The report perhaps. the chief factor in
but ~ Influence perhaps, more OF 4
81 than positive As demand during the
- light did appear that II had awakened
bulsiness. while checked short
sales The receipts reported from Santos amount
h3t little whereas the recent
age has about 2oof1 but the estimate nenuoned
ais that the
f-r r-u i. an earv ona and rl probably begin
IA Ns1 II So II would movement viii be
,-7r7s{Se-5l,lv exr4rle5 ana this
-rsv have had restraining effect on to-day market
rrns er,-f market q sc for Rio No .
The range prices in the local market today
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