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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-15
By Telegraph.

Kansas City. No. April H.-catueARscsip,s
Beeyes steady and active. Tsxsns@Buifs and
h sisfsf;s eS aad f sfS6Tf s siTIns are ssss s.ssHg s9s
1850; fair 10 good astIS: stocksrs and
tae4; naiiys COWS s64.a: bulls S.lsStss; can
| HoeERecsipts P-S5: market Sc higher: TOP SIS:
bulk Of sales S.3GT.te: heavy E.9saT5: mixed
PasSs[s 5:log5is:-; liss5 HS' ~ ~; k19sssTs
sS0: market l5g5c lower; native lambs 800
saai "3 wsthert iAE aososs.S: r ssa s~ Clipped ssssp
81 sSgs@; s'2gsSs5s aSa fesds a7i g "a -R.
SUM ssisi; ., alss; s sstizs: : ssSseg s. lows lSS h sss S.lE sss
sTs ana feedels s.Sa4.s. Hoss-Rseeipi. -:
m s5fi24y s 2 s5T9ns; pi S.d sifT1ns SSd l ssary ans ssEss
As: bulk N.5g7.9- sheep-Recsipts tsss: good.
quality. common to fair.
s.ssdy: s.o2d g prime sisers ssssse: Der g
S COWS 5 s:sSi a f:!feF; ea i1;sssi iss ssn9 rss.. as5i
steers sos. Hogs-ReeeiP;s to-day iIee to
e1S.ES -S@; S Hsft ever and s'o Sa,9 SBsnsa { s.Fsas:
Sod TO choice heavy N.CGT.s-s: rough hesyy
Ia sisspHReceipss s.9S: IeS1ss owe; SEED
q choice Wethen Sas fair g eh9ics mi.sd g
e; MsstsTa ls s55sg .t ass aas oa,ci Eve gs.,:sssys.
s s~sfs@PssiScat,iS III; h sess as: ssssR IS.
New York. April a Beeyes Receipts le,:
5 9saI s,E5 s ssFs sissSy; e efTs dressed sS native ssas . lsgsr' e:
can steers I2dT2lc. dressed weight. rr general
sales. reported exports for to-day. estirnated Il
n02 beeves. Lbs sheep. tS0 quarters Of beef.
es-R &c: bulk OF sahes rated lcHsr
than yesterday: yeals sold at S59aS@ FTP
It's: city dressed ysals S9lec per ID sheep
medium lambs slow and weak, prime lsn1ss
about steady: unshorn sheep sold at St.seNSa
shorn lambs ss.sa7.5. not including ] head az
$: clipped do. at IS. oE6.T5 a bunch g kentreky
Spring lambs az 81 per l9 lbs. about a deck o.
Maryland Do. 8 each; dressed muffin Seue per
H.: dressed lambs lciii3c- part
Is estimated. 3.Js. all consigned direct.
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by Telegraph.

New York. April l4-Spot cotton closed quiet.
Ii ailhRs ol1 Cur l2 " z. T FataFss e efdssS ., "a e E Tiai
lo.@c: May lGssc; June Ice: July $3.50: Aug.
s.Sc. The market opened steady al a decline OF
: points 10 an advance 81 l RSsSnt under dis;
immssdiately, tTrned st,SasSr , a. result Of fresh
rr5yeanE ~ ssSlts The ac-ian ~ ~. mil Nj
In forcing this level was apparently for the
Pg5R2'? Ms az s fsseS5Sf Ia.s ss'i ssa ': 5uig 1 ieTsi, t fs
market broke SHARPLY under heavy Liquidation.
The decline vas encouraged by the liberal re
eeipts fos ne cay when turned out LS5sS bales
PARSONS afforded by the Interior movement. The
the weakness. In order to conform WITH the New
York closing Of last night. Liverpool this morn
irs,ead % which opening prices there were only
sas points higher. and the Close was at an ad-
OF about sTl2 points on the active old crop po-
si,ions' ne market was fsain Taiisa BY The
purpose Of scalpinE fractional profits. on this
Nay. and then FOLLOWED a fresh wave OF sell
INK, Jed by the bull party, which carried prices
check during the, first Of the last hour. due
10 room ee'eEhsi eIi vas 9qleSlg res%mei Esen
" sG23 points. that level tsing, within a point
orally quiet. attention being .csntered on the
slightly more active. sales o. futures being esii-
mated al % tales. but remained largely pro
Lyerpool. AgrI n-co:top.sSgot moderate
r sfiinfis s aaPS sd: goa middiihE s'ssi: MHsnfaR
SEED. low middllnE II: good ordinary 51si:
ordinary sNil. The sales Of the day were ZOO
bales. % which g0 were FOR speculation and ex-
pntt. and includ-d $50 American. Receipts
since last report SEQ bales. Including $3.50
American. Futures opened nrm and closed
steady: American middlinE. s o. G: April 5Zfs
Iune-Juiy I'D. Juiy-Aug. 5Sd5e2d. AuE-
sept. @isd: Sspt-oct Isid: oct-Nov. 41d:
NdV.-ner- t54dlS5d.
Sew orleans. Ia. April H-Coton-Futurrs
barely steady: April 70. iac: May f0.zSGIn. &c.
June 10. ~ sc: 1gIy la.ss6iA.27c: Aug.
q. ssc: sept S.SfHS.Sc. Oct s. i0ES.4ic: Nov. S3S
IS 81. Dec. SGsGs-@c. SPOT cotton quiet and
steady: sales 2sn bales. ordinary SIC: good or
binary sc: low middlinE size: rniddiinE . 5-isc:
coaf miidiinr l0%c: middlinE fair II sic; nom
nal: receipts . D6: stock lass
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Dried Fruits
New York. April H-The market for evsro-
rrcss are steadily held. Common arr quoted a.
SErFse: prime At e: choice at 5sdsac and
Ity under liberal offerings Of varying qualities.
but prices continue within the range OF from &C
however. showing any rartIculsr improvement in
demand Chgice are quoted at T'zdSae. and
at 5.c for eS6i9s and Sass foS tssney. ana easy
Butter and Cheese.
New York. tprl M-Rutter-Recsipt 80;
chesse.Reesipts ZhI: tim: fancy large csiorsd.
fan HHsalE<e; Do. DO. white DO. frsaptfc:
Philadelphia. April IL-Butter steady: fair DE-
msnd: extra Western creamery %: near-by
prints q; n- cheese saier sgs a5@: SsE T9rk rSI,
s nal Issilie5 gTmo large iiehae; faiF to
Chicsso- apSi it-Butter easier: creameries
sac; dliries i4a2ic- Cheese steady. l.s:4I.c
!" ~ Coffee
New York. April H-CoGse-Spot steady. Fu-
lures opened steady at UNCHANGED prices to an
bles and smaller Urinary receipts. Later Havr1
displayed a reacuonary Tendency and vthouf
weaker tone under free offerings and was dnsIIy
barely steady at a net decline or sai0 points
safes were ll70 bags i~neiGii3z May az :se.
sugar.
New York. April Il-Sugar-Raw drm: fair
isssss sugar : rs.Ise: renned steady: CRUSHED
5.Gc: powdered 4Se. granulated etc. Molasses
New Orleans. La. APRIL la-sgsar dun open
sS@5se. ,Mo Snisss Esras nominal ssSasii s IsSssa:
centrifugal salsc- syrup nominal. safe
Toledo. o. April Il-Oil unchanged.
OF city. Pa, April n-Cfedit Balances r.5;
ee-tihestes no bid shipmen;s-Psnnsylysals q
average 0,5@
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AND

Butcher CRtle-A very decent supply OF butch
er cattle were on oner in the native division
and the quality generally Vas Of medium 10
good kinds. there not being many OF the thinner
grades and only q few OF the cloicer ones Ire
demand vas particularly good for cow stur.
sales Of all kinds Of COWS were made readily
as local buyers were cut in full force. while
there we've several buyers filling orders. and
prices we're maintained on a steady to strong
basis The lightweight heiteIs. such as sold
so readily the past week owing 70 light receipts.
received q setback the latter end Of the week
and as plenty OF them have been coming since
10 satisfy the demand. buyers have not shown
as eager a disposition TO handle them unless
at lower prices, as they have sold much hlgne-
in proportion than the TOP classes OF bssf steers.
and the days trade was conducted on an easier
basis. placing values fully &C lower than the
high time Thursday. Gamers sold slow.
steady. and buiis moved yery freely az mn
and prices ruled a shade higher.
Representative sales:
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Prime sterling. cables 4s1z8LSl: checks
CommcTcisi sterling. checks 4sss6IssS: 60
DAYS +ssEGES, - days Ls@diS2N-
Grain bills LIZ
Cotton bills s1dAS
Bankers' Paris cables 5isL15isLG5ls I-I5:
checks 5lsE T11Gxds.Ts LIS: 60 dnys B1eS
Commercial French francs. checks 6iTh: CO
days l20.
Commercial Swiss francs. check. AlsH15Isis9
; Is i-iG. % days O[H5@ I-lsG5Z4.
Commercial Beirian francs. checks 5isA7
@lA 50 days EEL-
Banker relSchuarEF. cables - l-i6. checks
q LIS: o DAYS - e-fs.
Commercial r~eischmarks. checks - E-isG9fl.
g. days ~ 9-Is: 81 DAYS af4.
Bankers Dutch Suiidsrs. checks +ois; 50 Gay,
- 1915.
c0mmsrei.l Dutch Eulders. checks 90 lis:
Market unchanged.
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LATE BUYING SUPPORT
STEADIES LOCAL SECURITIES
CLOSING BIDS ARE GENER-
LY HIGHER.
After an Easy Opening Selling Of
fers Are Well Absorbed
by Investors.

L49Ilditon was again the rule at the early
- OF the local Stock Exchange. but
Ge 1as a better feeling in the afternoon.
SH02inty As To the course Of the New
loFh market led TO rather brisk selling at
the opening. Transit eased OF TO S2l62is,
put later was taken at S26.I5- United Rail-
ways preferred at SO and the 4 per cent
Oonls AT $S-lzsz were in moderate demand.
missouri trust dropped to SID 10 and Lin
com SOLD on 10 80 Commonwealth Trust
ned nrm at KS. Central Coal and Coke
was the active feature Of the miscellaneous
group, with the common at sos and the
preferred at So.
There was decided Improvement in tone at
Tue afternoon session. Transit advanced 10
81 and United Railways preferred was
taken at SlS.-J. On offers. Commerce at
SSIe-J0 and Third National at SO we're eager
~ snapped up. lille trading was moderate,
bids for most issues were on q higher plane.
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and 20 cases Illinois. Western and Kentucky A.
l4i.c. Trade from store was quiet and inter
rupted by a furious storm Of wind and rain. and
the absence OF the Hebrew element The spsci-
lation in storage packed was az a Stan1stlll. and
IL would be equally difficult 10 buy or sell At
Quotations Quotations, At s.Or-
a-e-packed l5isc. Western Ersts LraaIF.c: WesS-
frR seconds l4c. Kentucky and Tennessee uTSts
lac. do. good 10 fine lie: Western and south
western choice lie; fresh gathered. dirties l3i-c.
do. checks l.c. others unchanged.
Philadelphia. APEil i4-Esgs nm; good de
maud: fresh nearby 1Ha Western l5c.
Southwestern 1Sc; Southern lie at the MARI
Kansas City. No. April H-EsgEs firm. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock Natc dCZ. cases ~
tu.nct; new No : whiteWOcd cases included,
Llzc-
chicago. April legs steady: a; marx. cases
Included. 13s.Gi+c FER do=-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Good-Beef Cattle strong
sheep Close Stendy

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers: a very decent
supply OF native cattle were on sale for the day.
which aggregated around $50 head and was
some larger than offered n week ago. The pro-
portion OF beef steers was fully as large and
OF as good kinds the top cattle selling AZ SS
against SO a week ago. The supply % steers
on sale was quite large and included some nice.
handy-Eeight shipping and export kinds, al
though the latter were not IN the majority. The
market opened on a very good basis. as local
demands were good and were strengthened by
some outside inquiry, which benefited the trade
considerably. The movement Was very active
throughout the day. and sellers and buyers gen
orally were Of the opinion that prices were
steady TO strong and occasionally ic higher. al
though there were some buyers that called their
cattle fully 10dl5c higher than Monday.
Representative sales.
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so-pAY OPTION CERTIFICATE.

In order TO give plenty OF time and op-
p%ortunity for investigation. 3O-day option
certificates are being issued. To secur one
Of these option certificates. fill out the cou-
pom below. stating the number OF shares
desired. giving your name and address. on
receiving this coupon / will send you an OPP
ton certificate. good for % days. and CON
yinCing information. This entails no obli-
cation on your part. Cut out this coupon,
secure the 5o-day option first mi do your
investigating afterwards.
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/ arrivals Tor
the day we're estimated al around ~ cars. but as
= 1Tsi RsTs oS Sia not , qrriY Ss.t IN eo 5nf fer =. P1 sesd
on orer. 4 week ago the suppiy was s cars
and SO head, against II cars and 80 head two
, Ssess u ssS; ana sRa 4 f fsW odd sn S5%s Eer - or ssed.
. loads Of good bulls. a load Of common calves.
steers that Nere decent 10 very sod Eiads
Buyers sought supplies. and values ruled steady
H'''s. TREl22gyg 81 INDIAN TIERS
- 49,. &AsS..aF,55 Is: g: at5 NJ" A" IT.
1s...ua... 80 n s5.-'s.N s...la5... rs
i-'-ieS.- 80 CALVES
sHEEP-tgsin the supply OF sheep was mall
e the market and allow buyers 70 All taeiF or
ders Good mu'ton sheep and lambs were soJh
Was no material change 10 the market. al decent
as oS at siItii mrs during sai ihe er past i've su o2y s "a a asysi
The fair and common stock are SIN very slow
saSit ss ,R Rlsss a few few we eisie a RS'e s Saiins1 rsm6 Is Z
good, meet with ready sale. but there is no ogt.
young. arc in demant. but old, ~toothles:. nO-ae-
count ewes arc not wanted: neither is there any
ginning 70 arrive and sell cgmpaIstiysly better
Up to IS: mutton ambs-comiug yearHngs-up 10
s.. and mutton sheep Up to S.
HoGsLThe receipts Eere quite liberal. com
months. but only moderate compared with the
- TO around L.0J head. against 5.so9 Tuesday OF
last week. G,s9 two weeks ago and ASl5 this
whiI. only fairly GOOD. Included a better proper
tIon OF butcher and good heavy hogs than On
epensd active. with prices Of al GOD m@diain
and hesvv hogs showing an advance q about 3;
only steady to strong Good lights showed same
improvement. hut the common once and piEs
ones selling very slow The butcher GRADES eN-
sellers. while the mixed and pisin packers we're
about the slowest. exrrpt the trashy stun south
any price and frequently have to BE- sold subjcrt
the conditions which they Kill The Early ar
fsSi' vs : , I'D f,t,ie s5w W, " 4n s1un ~ no onT n,, S9a,G
change TO The trade and al the close the pens
Fair to best butcher and heavy hogs sold at
g 50d7.S: good medium weights and packers at
70 Is. At Ea! ozN the SuiE q; s: lasals: rshtssoo
100 to 10 lbs $3.50. pigs at $3.50. roushs
The jaD Of he nariet was E.55 snd the bulk
o. the hogs aSove 10 ibs- average sold at N.al
GI.n. aEa,nst q top OF T.5- and the bulk at
HoRSEs-The supply Of horses in the auction
si5Sosn cleared away he oaerinss. leaving me
latter para % the day quiet. 50 far as whole
tains the strongest tone deyeloped with the
openlns o. me wses. Snd me auction - eeing
q competition on all horseS Farm horses have
week but me Eastern trade has fully recovered
ard Is back on the buoyanf tasis % two weeks
aSoi rs Ts esii TAt drswbscIs Is TIE Iimi,ei hna 0n 81
good 70 choice arrivals Considerable interest Is
benz benz 'A Which beEins the latter Dart 81 nj
week and lasts three days Several hnndrel head
are cataloRued. and a large number OF buyers
Horse ouotstIons:
70 extra. sgoSiS Chunks-Lfo 20 La Ies.
Each ar 70 h6rsss and eobs1Fssr 10 good. ,inSl!s:
choice % extra; SSSEza HORSES for The Sou;h-
"a sIt nshr = soasherp dPfTsrs i5 ssse e1 SIS
l.. Export chrnks-I.o to L.oo lbs. plain to
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Please make certified checks payable to
and address all letters TO
W. L. DOUGLAS, BR0CKT0H. Mass.

By the end OF the first hour it sold back 10
ssaSyiG. owing TO selling on the rally. 81
noon IL had against rallied to $50. and then
later went back 10 S7s. with total trades OF
about b.vD shares Greene Copper was another
active issue. selling from 3D. and then back
bonds sold al &A.aS5S. AID later back 10 81 for
S4v0. An odd lot OF Standard OIL sold al 6E.
a drop OF 5 points from The previous sale. Ten
neSsee Copper sold at s0a9y for 400 shares.
Lzckawann3 steel bonds at ss4 for 8. Can pre-
ferret a. +gFI fer 10 shares. and : Brooklyn
Rapid Transit bonds at s.
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good. S5l~a. choice to ex:-a. ;iOoaIe9. Business
tnyefs-Eair 10 good. SsElis; choice TO extra.
sZJGlgC- Saddlers for southern use-Fair TO
EIod, s5aS9. choice 10 extra. yi0041G: fancy
gaitet and New York Saddlsrs. uSe43a. In
feri1r small plugs. G065a:
h.syE, work plugs. Sea6
MiLES-The light receipts Of mules cortinue
an. - does the activity Of the market The
sEnAlineSS o. the supply. combioed with the fact
mat sellers are disposing Of arrivals almost as
last as they are reported. keeps the market pref
y thoroughly cleaned up Exterior buying has
been quite liberal. measured by the volume of
receipts. ana the Consequence has been that deal
ELS have bought quickly OF eyerything that was
desirable All mules. with the exception OF green
ones. and especially offerings Of the latter, have
been selling rapidly, and values are quoted AZ
strong as AZ any time in years.
Mule quotations lsr broke mules. q 10 Z years
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Goycrnmrnt Bond..
York Curb Market.

New York. April 1.-THE curb market was
someFhaf less active than on yesterday. AMI al
thouA 1rtces displayed extreme irreEula-ltv at
timex the general tone Of the market was hrm-
er. IL sympathy with the Improvement IN prices
on tie stock exchange Interest again csntered
IN orsheTn Securities Total transactions were
esti1ated in the neighborhood OF 5o.Oo1 shares.
N4Thera Securities nuctuated somewhat in
r~erfariy. Its opening sale rejected a sharp
raIH, with the Initial transactions at s1Is, a..
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wau street Gossip,

Esported through Francis. Bro. & Co. No. IA
I'll Fourth street, by the Commercial ASyer-
Vow York April lL-Foreisn-In London Amer
leans were the feature to-day. displaying a
strong rising tendency on New York buying or
ders, as well as local covering.
Union Peclhc-one OF the strong features was
Union Paclhc. II was offered down several
times by brokers credited with acting for Mr..
Keene. There was steady though not aegres-
sire buying by Kuhn. Loeb & Co, and Hart
man brokers, There was talk that Interests
itertihea with the Union Pacific had been iarge
buyers OF Southern Pacific pool STOCK
Rock Island-The early heaviness was due TO
scattering selling by the room on the uncer-
taIntv rerarding the Frisco deal. Later the stock
raiiIed on buying for both accounts. despite 4
eSr1infacial statement that the negotiations look
f,r 4n-the uurchaSc OF Frisco by Rock Island
bsi fermfnared yesterday. No provision was
mase for the resumption Of the Negotiations
Tn,s.s states Lather-Considerable comment
vss excited BY the strength Of Leather Dom
s,scb q Williams bought l100 shares IT Vas
.nfs aYm which was the principal buyer last
veek when Dull TIPS besan TO, crcuiate me
- mol in the stock It was said had aot SOFA
~ 81 rs holdings and contemplated a ne" DUH
campaign.
was good commission-
-. ssif5ar Of Pennsylvania IN the early trad
i,r re buying appeared TO be chleny eolef.ns
Jy shorts There Hss renewed seHnE o. N=
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How 10 Get This 16 Preferred Stock

You can get one or more shares OF this
Z per cent preferred stock at once by send
ing cash, certified check. cashiers check.
express or Post Office money order TO ". L.
Douglas. Rrockton. Mas.
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New York stock Quotations.

Rev York, April 1.-THE following shows the
openng highest, lowest and CLOSING quotations
on Ie rev York stock Exchange to-day. Cor
Isctee Caly for The Republic b. Francis. Bro. &
o. PONDS and stocks. ga North Fourth street:
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stocks controlled BY the PennEylvanla- The most
Ohio.
St Pauline early selling OF 81. Paul was %
all appearances decidedly better than the buying.
The character Of the selling excited comment.
The room was inclined TO believe that a prom
inent bear operator WIS employing good commits
sion-houses purposely TO depress the stock There
was q good demand from the shorts and. IN .ad-
dition. there was fair buying by scattering cour
mission-houses getting for customers YhO thought
the stock cheap a. the prevailing prices.
Miscellaneous-CSnadian Pacific Vas strong On
Canadian buying. The rise in Louisville and
Nashville was accompanied by talk OF an IN
creased dividend rate. North American roSsron
companys charter might be utilized by the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific companies.
New York Bond Sales.
REPUBLIC PECIA
New York. April I4.-Sales OF bonds were made
hAra to-day AZ follows.
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Ye.terday,, hank CIearinEs.

Geariugs mere again large and there was brisl
demand for funds. With discount rates hrm be
tween ; and s ner cent.
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Poultry.


l.EtA blu CEEAAAL
New York. April Ia-Live p-ouitry-Recelpts
to-day were : cars Western. : southern and >
Southwestern. with a moderate quantity BY ex-
are much heavier than expected. and receivers
had much difficulty IN maintaining the market
al IHc IN fowls BOOSTERS tended to
and prices eased 10 SC on old. liisc on stays
Turkeys rarely OF desirable quality and declined
to Itc. Geese slow. but ducks steady. Pigeons
UNCHANGED. Fowls. ifc. young roosters lr.c:
old ROSTERS sc: turkeys lfc. Ducks. Western.
mixed pair 90eTN. geese. Western. average pair
SfIi-5: Southa estern e1c1Tl: pigeons. mixed,
old and Young. pair. flc-
pressed uitry-Recel to-day a. pkxs. Re
ceipts OF fresh-Rtlled fowls werf a trne more free
ard Invoices generally for kter IN the week
showed ~0ue Increase. though by no means
heavy. Demand was quite limited. but receivers
were not Inclined 20 shade their best grades %
small dry-ptcked fowls under i3zc. while fancy
marks were held ~ TO 1c- Coarse. heavy fowls
were not In favor. and Only TIE strictly prime
exceeded .21Sc. Fresh-kiled turkeys slow. Re-
ceipts Of SQUADS were quite Eght. and market
was about &C per doE- higher all around.
The movement IN frozen poultry Was light and
confined largely 10 buuiiers and roasting chick
ems. Frozen fowls were held at i5Ec. but. as
buyers could obtain fresh az that prtce. therS
Was very little demand for the former. Ice
mixed S-SGz5s: Prime DARK s-0ai.5S' Other
quotations Unchanged
EGGS.
REPUBIIC PECIAL
New York. April H-EEEs-Reeeipts to-day
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nc totai % q boads % . n.,,;.aa5
The Bank.

New York. April 1L-Money on call steady a.
Sdss Per cent. closing offered : per cent. lime
money steady: 60 days 81 per cent: % days 81
pSr tent: : months SaSs per cent. Prime mer-
NchNte paper .lz15A per cent Sterling rNrhaurs
kteaay az 1855 for demand and at $50
LOT y Gays; posted rates 4.s4s and 4.g5: Comrr-
lar. s
Chicago. April ~IG-IearinEs 81. SIS. SIS; balances
s-zaTt-- New York exchange Doc premium.
. oreiEn exchange unchanged: sterling posted al
4-ssS for 50 days and at l.s5 FOR demand
Gancinnau- April H-1earings S,IE.es Money
ium. Pt
New York April H-E1changes s,4S, SO. "a:
Boston; April H-Exchanses 81. sl2oz.: bal
Philadelphia. April H-C1eannrs 81. SIS CO.
balances 8.oS5:1 O. Money 595is per cent.
Saitlmore April lA-Cearlngs 81, AS. ball
ances 45n. SO. Money 6 per cent
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ST. Louis Cotton Market.


Tirses and stained zghc below white.
Gaiyestoa-SpUt market strong: middIinEs l5isc-
New OTleaus-Spot market firm: middlinss
10 site.
M~emphis-Spot market firm: middlinEs l0S.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, 4.1tg bales
New Orleans. S.5E bales.
Mobile. rs balcs.
Savannah. 43 bales.
Charleston, : bales
Norfolk. g6 bales
Houston. go bales
Memphis. los bales.
Net receipts at an United States ports for
four days were 1885 balcs. against Ss.iO bales q
week ago and Ss.i3s bales a year ago. Exports
1855 bales. against ls.sIl bales a year ago. Stocks
sZ.SS5 bales. against Gs.ND bales.
s. Louis warehouse statement:
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who have small amounts OF money in saw
ings banks. This is a good investment for
the large investor, and II Is equally as good
for the workingman and small investor.
All stock sold this month will re-
ceive the full six months dividend
the first day of next July.
The most searching Investigation OF all
the books. papers and records OF the W. l..
Douglas Shoe Co. is invited, and every IA
Cility will he afforded any prospective in
weston or his representative who may come
10 the corporations office at Brockton-
W. L DOUGLAS.
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Yesterdays Clearinghouse statement showed
~elssIlnEs p.sI.e7; balances tl.e,a.FA
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stocks controlled by the Pennsylvania. the mos;
conspicuous being 500 shares Of Baltimore and
Ohio.