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

Reported by the Comme.c iai Advertiser. through
Francis, Bro. * TO. No 12f North Fourth street.
New York. June j.-r'ureign-W@sEneSs charac-
tsrizeG the trailing In American stocks IN London.
There pressure in pennsylvania. Steel. Union
Pacific and 4. g =. rai5 from New
York. Prices came generally lower. In this mar
ket the arbitrsge houses traded on both ssdes Of
the account. buying few stocks after the first
hour but principally selling. II was estimated
that they sold On balance about go shares.
Pennsyiy1ula-Nuch was made Of the selling
of 1O.cH shsres OF Pennsylvania by ". G. shell
don A. Co. but IL MIS- said that the stock sold
to-day was bought few days ago. and that the
holder preferred take his loss rather than carry
70 in this market. The buying. the whole.
war declared by specialists 10 be particularly
coed. being by brokers who are often used by
that the syndicate had been buying The special
inc sane time Il was pointed that all this
week the buying has been Of an excellent char.
scter and the selling particularly poor, but
the stock has steadily declined
arnalramsted copper-There was fresh PIES.
SURG d ON the bear clique in the \. g T.. and
tbr price touched the lowest figure n pre%fnt
r1oyefnefIt Harrison & Co. were again sellers
hui the street bore in mind the statements OF
1urrrhe- 81 the Lewisohn party regarding the
sn,nJoyrn.i:t cf Leni-nhn brokers TO convey GER
,si,, irrf,rea-iuns The feature was 'nc prrcnase
- !, ~ shares by 7. 4. Buck. 70 lowed ny SUI
si,srca by wasS-TmAn & lsroS-. who had buying
l..-der. or, = scale. The Orls gyssip was that Nj
49,, h7d sold his lire Of Amalcamated COPPER
LIZ 70 Mr.. II. H Rogers At private SAFE The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

wa the
crowd. Up 10 time craCk
ss were rather free the opening and sellers though the
o o
aavs indicated slight the situation in Middle West but the
a
export demand was light The late buying purely HaniIuliive
and fol Il
small ieav the Mississippi but conditions
hrnark
i he hour
ic andcl 10 &c
July &c Up C Up.
clcdI.cu
easy
Local
lots.
clearing
etgeenJ and6
va squietan dunchan in the IcaImarx
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and cars through. b. sample. No. : red was
Offered at &c and found no buyer No. 2 rel
7oaItc. No. hard sold a, 7slsc No. mixed
coRN-Recelp,s als SKIS. and ~ cars local and
white at s5i.G54c: No. white at sc: on the
cob at ;oc- Above all local For No. mixed
oaTs-Receip;s - cars LEGAL and 2 cars
through. By sa,nple-No 2 had sc bid; Ne !,
RYE-Dead scarce. and firm: No was saisole
al 5ac del. to E. side elevator. while held in
elevator there at sic loaded: and No. say at
FI.AXSEED-None offered. Bids FER bu. for
rrfIue in car lots trk- spot sl'.. 20 arrive
prompt shIPment,. Si0'. smaller lots anu INFERIOR
FLOURISH winter nour-Patent s5,soa'; -:
straigats 50. I5a3.55: extra fancy S59Ea3 10: low
eiade in jutes s. 'ae 90 hard winter s aouss .I N
fancy; straights Sc. lvG3. .: clears s.pG2'h
Foregoing prices for lots from hands, trk. or at
deP2t 'hf sg oIat tobbins way a, SIS. in tu.e
sks. and Sis in wool for new Mixed and In
ferior less , -
% s5i grits honliry and pearl meal at $3.50.
RRAN-Saies in lr,s made at SC for bran and
&c Tor ,nids mixed feed in large SKIS. on direct
order at Sc. at mill bran sells at s'Hsc and
s' HpsYoRsceived ai5 tons local and % tons
through; shipped 30 TONS , 1n I pia
- n. lower grades ssGI2 clover at 81 5AaIS 9
toT 10 / ana yI5Ils for No >; clover mixed 81
ala for light and ,sd1l for hsavg mixed Pra,rie
On W side s1i 50Gie for No. ], *lo'Shi ior No
and sSGs for low grade -
STRAW-Wheat and cat on trk.. 5S' rye, D.
ds5l .. ,,,.a
L. sreiter at s5.5Fd5.SO.
WHISKY-Steady at III
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FRACTIONS WORK LOWER
ON SCATTERED SELLING.
TRADING IN OTHER ISSUES Is
LIGHT.
Central Coal and Coke Leads the
Miscellaneous List With
Substantial Gain.

Activity in the stock market was mainly
in fractions yesterday. The vigorous sup
port given 10 the street railway issues in
the previous two days was withdrawn and
values were sharply on the down turn.
Selling was rather free at the opening on
a basis OF SO for Transit. That was the
ruling price throughout the session. with
SO. % the best bid at the close. the net loss
for the day being 15c share United Rail-
ways preferred. also under selling pressure,
declined SOC share to ST. Is
Trading in other issues were mostly In
small lots. Bank and trust company issues
were in fair demand but generally firmly
held. Central Coal and Coke was the
strong spot of the miscellaneous list at
S.. 30.
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ern drivers large s1IGGI5 Export chunSs-I.
go To Leo pounds plain 70 good slioplS, choice
good, si2jdI50: choice extra. slsOI4,1 Saddlers
for southern use-Fair TO good. Ss~glzo: choice
20 extra. si1iTIGl: fancy gated and Neg. YORK
saddlsrs s2OfIz5o Inferior hoTses-CGmnOn.
small pugs. s35n:D: heavy work plugs. S55IlpH
MULES-This branch Of the market pIe-cnted
very little life. for the reasons that there Were
receipts and hardly any buyers the market
who Were seeking to buy from the dealers. sev-
crdl cOnsigrm-nts went out to the South and
East yesterday. indicating moderate demand
from those quarters. But the general trade dur
ing the week has been luleter. and IN some in
stances on the plain lSnis weaker. owing -
the fact that the local demand was not as lg-
gTcssiyc. dealers. in view Of the relatively light
request from outside sources. not being anxious
To increase their holdings Notwithstanding this
the few offerings available have sold with fair
readiness. and offerings remain on the market
al the close Of the week The market has been
az quiet At any period during the season.
Mule quOt3tions tfor broke mules. - : years
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vst saSs ben 5es quite If sFP and adi
fe2i the majority Of Which Were lafbs
and as rule they were good quality During
active each day and advanced &c; &c to o.. sc over
vance was ali lost. except on the best lambs. and
Of it on them ,oc vas SoGs demand an and s f
readily; but the half fat and common kinds weTs
the e' week. To-Day the supply was good and the
market very irregular and lower Not more than
half Il is ss , iHsD Week ssaa the sales at
S5d1 g. yearlings that sold at s,I' .. Nate
s.. sal Is. with the bulk Of the sales going at
Ad4.so. Suckers gold at *2ps;lo: cuIi lamb al
,21i.50. and bucks sold at s3aS.2'. principally
HoGs-The receipts Of hogs were fairly gosd
net Of 500 head. and while they av-
eraged about good as usual real cnoee hea ,,i
and again lower the decline as rule amount
Ing e from the Thgtsday s 6as s this 55 about b. M
was slow dull. mean market as none Of the
fair demand. and nearly steady but The he iairtsh
k ksp1 .ow But Sa, as, vsryhns q any
poriance was sold before the close .,,.
F ssas e sood Du medium weights and paehers
at ssa5 the bulk at $ s,s ,!sn 5 70
Isass a ND co cui Is at Us sfssS
Of the hogs abov, 80 lbs. average soid at S.0
as q. against a top OF -. and the bulk at F-'o
HoRsEsTfe market was son or quie.
Ida None of the commission nrHls had any
asn,spys. 1orthv Of mention. the SPECTATORS were
pretty well cleaned up and the fresh arrivals
vas thai virtually no business Was transacted
and the market existed only IN nominal state.
The Week mas been about the ouietest Of the
year The period OF the season. CONFINED with
The difficult movement OF stock inbound on &C
count AZ western foods. served TO Keep receipts
down to a very low level and thus took much
III the interest out OF the demand. which. with
a better Representation of offerings. would have
been quicker and more advanta seous The quail
ity too was Inferior. and this bad something TO
do with the slower operation o! the market. The
market was weaker and in a majority Of cases
the palmer horses offered sold at decline from
last week Of about s. to $50 head. The
Horss quotations. Heavy drsft-common 10
good sls9TIT5: choice to extra sIsone.o. Chunks
-1I51 to 80 lbs fair 10 good. &leoTlp: good
to choice SIsoG2eD. Coach horses and cobs.Fair
TO good. sI5pG21: choice 90 sItrs s5o9y3.
Horscs for the South-Smali. light drivers. fair
to good Sis6s9: choice to extra. Sodleo. South
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Provisions
,,o.,. Ssr standard ,17 20 per 100 lbs. In

Pork-New standard s17'O per 100 lbs. IN
- rs fsss,: steam ea side closed nominal
G:ess Hama Rsn E,gear at 9'i IKE seid u q, i.a
Ike a, l9.alc ICE at lS.:c is Al, At l9sts; 5s
4 ss i? .:a.., a. .e ss at a, s
p9dsTs dsal ;S ,s at and fss al ne to s'of c
a. ia average; caiifornias at sl.a7'=e: n. Y
shSrlaeiMy eatsfo arrive: Loose cured cribs nom,
nal croiiaG: is-aT. at s.islsc. and 5l-ay. At
rv,r. shorts at si.c cribs 9i.c. short clear al
sae bellies s Plates az ~ fat back siv at
81 Bacon s B.a meats in in 10 iobs bin way
;oI Gaae zs Raeo and Il hams at @ 10
i1ainlv California al sael.e y shouldsIs az
C Pain s Extra ssSr,s at lSe es at Se
.hor, clear al l9i.c bellies at le.Tc Plates al ~.
' efs charge histsr on sn Orders ade,s: side.
f faHatFy lfHs. eoantry as shd 80 .se
sks out q .ses;ss at Sc e''ee
rss:scoas,r5 brow. i,,f r. ysIo ., &c Ear, and
ytiisx al al .sss ssef White at $685.
Frog Less-LarEe N25: medium al &c: small
al vtesi.-orose choice a, SC per ID fair siiis:
i,erstic.. thin and rough large at a.ac Per 70.
- Fail lamb. at 5a5s4c spring lambs 4ssc
per ID, dressed Gives At ST. per 70 r,. ,.,
i es and ro at .isS mess At 81: dried sets
i.t.c: knuckies fic: outside io'=aiic
Live Poultry-chiekens: Hens per ID. I9s4c: old
md srasyy YOUNG ROSTERS sc: spring chicksnz.
ayerage &c: spring ducks. az lbs. average. iic:
snrtn- geese fIdfsc. Turkeys g.. Ducks SC.
Sis.ss-Furi-feathAred Sc: plucked &c Live
pigeons and squads. per doz-. u.,j.
Dressed PouItry-Turkeys IiGiec- Chickens
tfens nc. spring chickens at &c: BOOSTERS &C.
fjucs- lie. foregoing figures are for choice only
Fresh Ffsh-Ftrrl and in good demand Quote
rer n: Black bass at To: crsppie ,c for small
10 o. fo- large: dressed cat ft-c: sponnSll ca.
~. h,tJIheads-irtssed g.. and gross st.s.: buf-
faIo-zross GIG dres. ed &C. German csrp-Drcssed
&C. gross ei-c: sunfist &c: white perch .
Hides.
DIT nia,-Tezas and Indian Territory butche=
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Foreign EXCHANGE.

Prime sterling, cables ssl5G4 ssh. rhecLs
4 s7g0T S.: 50 davs i.s5l014 s5l5
Commercial sterling. checks 4.sTa.: 50 DAYS 4 IS:
4 sti-.
Bsnkers' Paris cables 5.I5d5. 1875 Is lis: check.
s.i5Ss65 .15isa5.l5 lie: 90 days 5.ishd5 IsI,d
SIS LIS
Commercial French francs. checks 5lsi.. 80
days 5.lsL.
Commercial Swiss francs checks 5ls.: 90 day,
Commercial Belgian francs. checks SIN: 6,
days So.
Bankers' rsIehsmarks. cables IS SIS: checks
% 1-iedg5iz: 60 days - ISIS.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks IS 5-fsds5-
80 days "a 1915: 20 days 81 s-is.
Bankers Dutch ruiiters. check, % s-ls: 6.
commercial Dutch ruilders checks 4oii: 50 day.
ss5.
Market weak
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Kansas Gity. Mo. June NO cattle market to-
dag. account Of flood.
south st. Josepn. 40. Jun 5.-Iattls-F receipts
$50: stocke-s and feeders S3.35Ht- -. Ein=s-i.e-
ccps ...a'. light and light mixed - '"ti M
drum ana heavy s".s0Ib. bulk '5.'.i i1ti.ti; rss
SJT5.i5. Sheep-T.c. ipts 81. toy spring lamDt
80: clipped iarss -. y~arings 'l-35. w.tleis
New York June 5-Bceyes-Reee.prs $40:
slow and a shade lover: steers sIosT5.i5. bulls
-. i"f 80: cows 81 olIs ~: cables Unchanged:
shipments TO-DAY. so cattle and ?, -, quarters q
beef, tomorrow i.3Ss cattle. 10 sheep and -,Sll
quarters Of beef Calves-Rece.pts SO: veals sc
higher: yeals S5TI. little calves 81: city DIESEL
veals firm at sniot.c. Sheep and iamb.-Re-
ceipts ..lsi. sheep steady: lambs -5Hl9c lower:
yearings &c on: sheep S2.5Gn5.ij. toys 30
lambs s6l.s. .; fsg choice early SiDGS.aH: year
lings s5d5.5O. Hoss-Receipts l.Jl2 io%er state
Gogs $50.
t.hi,ago June 5-Cattle-Rscnipt5 3JiH. steady
10 strong: good 70 prime steers Si'q 30 poor 20
medium sidi -: stock.rs and fee.!"rs S3ni -:
COWS 81. cDgiI5. heifers g 5"a5: Gamers 81 "H3;
bulls 81 RAT %: calves S251ds9j: Texas fed steers
siGi50. fiogs-Racript= to-day p CO.. tomorrow
$500: left over 500. IgdI5c lower. mixed and
butchers s.. GJG5 IS: good 10 choice heavy E.35lr
SO: rough heavy Ij.65d5.9S: light SO: bulk
OF sales sJ.s0Hj.g'. Sheep-Receipts 500. steady
lambs lower. good to choice wethers 81 5lu55i:
fair choice $40: native lambs i,frI: Western
lambs 81 .DIT :. SJTlng lambs sSIl.p
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G5 lbs and over, a. &c: IN. tsIlsu az ii-: all
stock under Is lbs AZ t2f=g. naive and Arkansas
az i5s.c round: cUils nc natives selection
NJ. AZ he. No at &c. cTy-szltsd al HAZE
Tor ii=H- 10 heavy. On zrlccti0E-No. / iIiz9
i-lzc. No iJ= all &C. cEsen-szlta FOUND Iirc.
on selection at Sic fDr No. ! and &c for No
:. bulls or uncureG l. 70. less. part cured 20
.sss: cgi!s Sc. Hcrse hides al 81 - for No. and
80 for No. green: ponies. colts and blues. 81.
and sc FOR dry Wet stock should be well salted
ara the dry poisoned before being shipped TO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

Wool.

Boston, H. June me The Commercial Bulletin will
wool IS quiet and d very II rm T Wesk S.
ness Is made up Of Gd ;, lots at full prices which
ago probable shortage o; o. f ibs in e Se
United states clip and small supplies East and
induced heavy operatons in thu new 'G cip phs at
comparatively high prices, Two-thirds Of the
clip Of Utah wyoming and Idaho has been al
The shipments Of wool from Boston to date
is lbs Sa,s at ;ae Sa is las, ysaT The
34l,Cso lbs for the same period last year
Fln1seed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. III. June 5.-Flaxseed ruled dull and
s,sady Igs s Sd5 "a, le closing fat and
western was si;Ii and No. i sill bid Receipts
The Metal Markets.
London today. losing about !: 5. Of its recent
A. 5 Is Tn !Scal market ss af2 lover
London to IS for spo, and 4 to IS: for tutuTe IN
Locally copper continues quiet and nominal
Il Sc for casting. Lead advanced Is ID in Lon
con to 81 IGs. bu, remained quiet and unchanged
Cd in London and remained quiet here at ) &c
5eg SGsss a, Sc % in assoM and at s Cd
settled. with demand quiet and prices more or
less smns 80 on fHgnd S0r Ss5en Is
No. foundry Southern and No. foundry South
trn soft sl35yIs'
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June Live Poul;ry-No freight
sfe R not 81 sas 5ofa e. w
the market cleaned up reasonably Close dealers
Will be carried over Quotations unchanged
There were very few fresh fowls on the mar
Ilet this morning: few lots were due from the
T, row. The market in very firm position
and while receivers tried TO take Of their
runners" offered I5c for nice fowls. and there
les. objection to have fowls than heretofore.
white squads in surplus and steady but most
OF those offered were small! white. which were
difficult TO place at over s. - per doz. Frozen
unchanged
! REPUBLIC SPECIAL
| New York June 5.-Esss-Receipts to-day 1883
| cases. The weather was very cool for the season
| and while receipts were heavy. large part OF
| them went into warehouse and the trading Of
the last three days has relieved the market: yet
| the situation in general was about the same as
! when sales were urged. and i+dl5c will cover
the bulk OF the business in the current receipts OF
\ Western goods. Further concessions were made
! to tobbers' demands for higher range on Sc
| and dull Western extras l1tzdIsc. Other quo
\ tations unchanged.
| l7i.c: do. Southwestern isizal5c per doz.
chicago. June 5-.Esss steady at mark, cas=s
Butter and Cheese.
! New York. June 5-Butter-Receipts HIS:
firm: state dairy I5gsl:ze: ,eIsamery isa2e,zg
lam fsncy small coiored and White lose: large
| colored igs,c. large white l0izc;
Il, Ph ixssl Ezra western creamefy e dheese
| steady > fair demand: New YORK full creams
choice new lie: fair 70 good new new lssalsa.s
&c DIARIES i5a1sizc. Cheese steady: twins Ie,sc
dairies lie: young Americas 115.aiillc-
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Tlnges and stained Lsa2c below white
G2iveston-Spot market quiet; ndilin.s,
II T-l6c
New or,eaus-Spot market qu!s: rnddliuss
II I3-lsc: sales 30 bales
Nemphis-Spot market steady: niddlinrs -Ia.r
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 24I bales.
New Orleans. 1871 bales.
Mobile. Is bales.
Savannah. 1co bales against 49,.
Norfolk. l1s bales.
Houston. iis bales
Memphis. 135 bales.
Net receipts all United States ports for
seven days were 2j.2Ss bales against >. ggs bales
a week ago. and 2i.Gs5 bales year ago. Exports
-, l2i bales against 31.343 bales year ago.
Stocks 2Is. 733 bales. against 39i.7gs.
ST LOUIS WAREHOUSE STATEMENT
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Prod uce.

Rrtter-Quotations: Creamery.Extra .id.-,zcS;
arsts IT6Isc. seconds I5Gisc. Dairy-EItra l5q
isc: frsts I3di4c: grease 4nSc: ladle-pscked good
i5c fEsts I3dI4c: country packing STOCK nc N, N
Z. rio- sGl0c: renovated extra foTl.c. hTsts fT
10. grass Favored ,pailsI BIC
E-g-CurTent receipts l3ieIl3c: receipts --Iy
local and 51s through. shipped l65N Duck eggs
I5c Goose eggs &c. --, ,,,.
si,@ies nc. daisies Ike Y A lllzc' long
boTr, 1ar: Iinburger. new 9iaGl5c: Inferior 5l.r
a.. swiss lsI5Ti5c. brick isc.
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Government Bonds.
Domestic Exchange.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings $45.709,097, a
Decrease of 1919 Per Cent.

New York, June 5.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended June 4. with the percentage Of
increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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BUYING BY MANIPULATORS
CAUSES EXCITING CLOSE.
OFFERINGS FREE UNTIL THE
LAST HOUR.
Though Weather Conditions Are
Slightly Better Corn Follows
Wheat on Upturn.

ihoHSh there was considerable selling
pressure at the opening. and offerings were
rather free in the first hour. there was Il
WIZ rush % buy IN the last hour. and an
otner good advance in the price of the July
option was scored. The buying was mainly
manipu!ative. and it was said that the bro
Eer vino was swinging the deal was handed
more than 10000 bu. by local elevator peo-
PIE European markets were still weak but
the food-damaGe news was as bullish as
ever.
argentine shipments Of wheat to Europe
for the week reported at 1.7I2.0oo bu.. as
dhg az, , i;sboo bu. week ago. and esS.t61
July wheat opened &c up and sold at:
:s=e &c. &c &c. SIC: sc s. s. -. .ssS. si
&. SIC &c &c. ME '.e' 'e, &c 77'c
IIver. weather conditions in the Middle
VEST sh0@ cd slight Improvement. The
market followed wheat closely. There was
GIod deal Of rnanipulative buying. Local re-
ce.pts Were heavy and the export demand
was moderate. The sharp advance In wheat
strengthened the hands OF manipulators at
Argen,ine shipments iot corn to Europe
the past week reported at 2.55s,O1 bu..
against az an iil2'og bu. week ago. and T.
i1lzc. i7--c. i7a.c i7E.c Sc soc. i.;,c, isc
SIC Sic $50. i.i.c. isc. iT.c. i.i.c i75,c isc
Receipts Of wheat at st. Louis I5.52s bu
OF which loo SKIS. and Il cars local and 1
cars through. against 23.0gf bu.. OF which
80 sks and s. cars local and car through.
in 1902.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points ?2l,-
c1 bu.. against $500 bu. In 1902 and ship
nents 1890 bu. against 1900 bu. North
west received 2ss cars. 2gainst 2J5 cars in
1872. Chicago received l1,j15 bu. Clearances
sc go bu.
Receipts Of corn at st Louis ~ $50 bu Of
which SO SKIS. and Y cars local and cars
through. against 2, SD bu.. of which Il cars
| local and Is cars through. in 1862.
Receipts of corn at primary points 3ss coo
bu.. against $4,000 tu. in 1902. and ship
| ments 1000 bu.. against $500 bu- Chicago
received 90. go bu. Clearances 20s.0G0 bu.
Receipts of oats al St. Louis 3l.059 bu.. of
| which II cars local and cars through.
against $500 bu.. Of which % cars local and
| IS cars through. in 1892. Shipments 81. Sa5 bu.
| Receipts OF oats at primary points 1872 90
| bu.. against $1,000 bu- In 1902. and ship
nlents 53000p bu.. against $1,000 Blu. Clear
| ances 1850 bu-
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oNays sen Traction better than others
SOUTHERN CATTLE-A fair supply consist
Ing OF % cars and l.60& head Of quarantine cattle
Were received. Last Friday the receipts amount
ed TO 40 cars and / 225 head. and two weeks ago
to - and ga head
Steers predominated, although fair amount
Of she stock was had and couple loads Of bulls.
Most OF the steers mad been fed and generally
were decent TO good kinds. while the g-assers
we're mainly medium. Cows were fair TO good.
the bulk averaging fairly good. with few very
decent bulls. while the balance were nothing
extra 1t took practically the entire day for SELL
to dispose OF the supply for local BUYERS
were mean operators. and but few cattle were
bought orders Sales In practically all cases
were considered easy TO shade lower than Thurs
day. and SLOW even at the decline.
During the week quarantine steers sold at
81 GOA 90 mostly at So. .25: best grassers at
81 g. and best fed steers sold at 81; cows sold
at S2d3 15 heifers a. S2.55G3.50. bulls at ga
g. mixed cattle ut s. 4oT3 So and calves at 81 l0d
SIS per cwt.. and s6al275 each.
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New York stock o,o,a,,o,.

81 Louis. June 5.-The following shows the
opening. highest, lowest ard closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. cor
Tected daily Tor The Republic by francis
Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
Bond Sales mt New York.
IciI.Gi0i

EEPU BIC SPECIAL.
New lott. juno Sales Of bonds were made
htrc TO-DAY a. fcIIppr-:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

Totals Canada .SS IssiA 10 $50.
+Sct Included In totals because containing other
ftems than cieartngs-
-Raiances paid In cash.
gSo. Included in totals because Of no compart.
fon for last year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

Aoney-one OF the rumors heard to-day w,..,.,
Standard oil houses which for months mas, b,d
hsca lenders OF money to-day called loans freely
Sne version had Il that Gessup and Lamont had
caIen N Slt'1.eo. This was taken "a corrob-
psatinE the reports Of Standard OF buying Of 81
fauI pennsylvania and other stock. during the
iast rev DAYS. Call money during the greater
Pa, OF the day loaned az 2d4 per cent.
Tine money was frrner
hates Were: sixty - days a, per cent.
menus, Prr cent: 8 months. 5a5i. per cent: s