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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27
Fruits and Vegetables.

hands T RsRssS .s are for s 9f IL ,
orders are charged higher.
E SpW en. 2%E per bg del ,,o.
ID " bu DEL from IN far sssner, wss
0P SE ss9p 5I sIfsl 2 Ps NIB, 6a
iiz-bu. SIX Nearby yellow tDoor) az so957c per
tet 9s 5ssss sI.ss s' box and "e''
CgCUMBERs,Pientiiul New Orleans from
bana .-,bbl crate at I5ciisi Is and bu- crate and
hampers at 25a75c. Homegrown at soG4oc
,loMAToEs-Alabama a. soas5c; Texas. Is.
viIiej in very poor condition and selling a, about
s9sec a, case. Arkansas at 45c for poor to so0
sARsLEY-Home- grown at 5aloe per do..
BEETs-New homegrown at lsg2oc per doz.
LEIJGGGrE E -H HON a, lsa2se per sg; box
spISAciiazhome;Erown a. a'a:ss Pc. bu. box.
GREEN PEAS-Houe-srUwn a; iscg3l per bu.
per sss sa Boz. accord
y Mf $ GREESs-HOme-srOu at lssac .
TrRNIps.Ssw HOMEGROWN at loalsc per dOz-
sa & ,,a a CRAZE ' 'u's
kEfPEkTesas 1s at a, isa ase 'u loose
RADISHES-Home-g grown at lOSi5c per do1
SITTING PEANs-Fla, sc and round green a.
selling, as low 5ec per bS- box and .I.5aas.5o
KoHLRAgIsl5a.sc per doz. bunehss
ASPARAGUS-Home-g grown at 25Gs5c per dox.
sTRawBERRTEssPer s-sai tray at Isean,o
BLACK sERRIEss-- Home grown a, Ioa7sc
RasPBEEKiE :seIi1G ne red a, y1cs12s
q tray and black at s5ascc.
PEACHES-ouote per 4-basket crate: Texas SO
Is for good and soS,sS for Door; Alabama; MIS-
Iinois at s5cdH mainly and few lots up to
s.; - home at 9fi!5c per is.hu basket
gal tray: consigned s2az25 per s-sai, case.
Or ...25 per ou. loose: Indiana s-sal. case s.zs
APpLES-Ben Davis. repacked from S3.5oG4.
ac s2r{ H to cq 2 , -, 49,, c.,
and red IJST25c. bu bxs. from 5ec TO 81. accord
ing TO quality and condition: Dbl. lots red at 81
home grown in bu box at i3cusl: MISSISSIPPI bu
CuRRXNTs-Home grown slow sale at SIS
oRANGEs.-C alifornia navel at g. 25a5.5o per
box in 19bbns way for S fansy We quote On
a =. aa:. 60. and Valencia at s'.sOai On orders
5g e bSS higher :. ~
asoc C and i,s-bu box soassc. According To- con-
dt.on. Common red at 81 and yellow &c s-sai-
on Sasf box at aa &C. ch.etasaR isbu al Sc Hau
LEMoNS-Sai y. on trk- on basil, OF II
. sa2Ss asa box: California on o SG At
BSSfNAsr:iss 81 bunch sto Gn orders, t., ,o,.
eiBS way a = ge, ioo. >, ,,a, CRATE.
Per LIB box Aprieo's at TSll5 4Sssks' crate ate
qges t5em 5 s,s Ps5 lSu sa.
e1 WSaTERMELoSs",l5 esssss PEI car load Of
from S2cG25 per 100.
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New York June 2s.-Hiies quiet Leather quiet.
Wool.
New York June 25.-wool firm.
Petroleum.
New York, June 26.-Petreleuu steady.
OIL city. Pa. June 2s.-Credit balances $50:
1855 runs i0e. 80. average si,335 Shipments-
Lima $3.50, average 7O,ess. Runs-Lima ss.1si.
Turpentine and Resin.
New York. June 2s.-Turpentine quiet. Rosn
savannah. Ga. June es.-Tprpen,ine Arm. -'c
E Kos5n ;F :.o 3 I. ' .ss5 Ks: :ss 5 s
y - ", + Fl sr,tSi d o o. tat,
chicago: m. June .5.-F!axTeed .sale. in line
SIS and sept sold at sl.gsis; closing a, SIS:
We're cars here q 1t Minneapolis and like
number at Duluth
New York. June 26.-Coftee-Spot Rio quiet: No
:, invoice 5i.c mild quiet; cordoya 7l,all..c.
The market for cclfee futures opened steady at 3
Ptan cables. large receipts. and the issuances OF
July notices to the extent OF about 5000 bags.
actual corree. while fhe iate months ruled tirlner
as result OF purchases by the sellers of the
or however and then the market as whole
tu4yd very much hrmcr under outside buying
peetal firmness Toward the close the market
was little less firm. but was finally steady. net
52 1gly s5c sept .5;; -, o5e ia oct ta+ l.s
'''e' March t'S Dri led F Maa 90 i''e
New York. June .s--The market for evaporat-d
apples shows little charge. business being quiet
and prices steadily helq. Common. are quoted
at iG5i.e prime 5.:c: choice &C. and fancy s,.G
sizes in fair demand Quotations range from &c
Under 2 f4F fair ar 6S6a are 9uo
at aS u.s., and 5 Ian e at i0?G co eae- So A.
n-iac md fancy SIIJisC.
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St. Loui. Future Prices.


wHEAT-Rece.pts :2i SIX. and 30 cars local.
a ns san a sde No. ssd a SaS sas So
red at 7sa7si4c for ordinary and Turkey worth
10 SKIS and l.. s. cars local ala and
at at 5si.c q Sc 50 white at sc to sSl4c No.
oKTRsssipss cars ,gsal and an e .ns
iIaIl.c E. side: No at 4oc E. .ide: NO. white
RYEEcouple cars No. = shown. bu. didn't
with sc asked: choice on destination weights
nominally 54i.c while a car very poor thin sold
F[AxsEED-Somnally &c per sa; SPOT and
rr ss.sa n Ia Ss.s. . Hs4i xasss
rours in iutes-Patents s.. 30 for firsts to g fer
fsr pra .saf tor s: rem @
or depot this side. Orders higher.
.ks and so in wool for new Mixed and
CORN MEA1~oro,able Z. o. b. a. n7o for city
meal g e. pearl meal. erits and homIny =.
feed a, ssSis.s and mids at s.asse in ZOOS: 4
main sss ss. at in and h fSd at
HAY-Received s. tons local and 20 tons
slsais fsr 10, = ,sail . tSr low grades: cIoxsr
SIS for choice. sl2aR so for No. 1: sIoHili3 for
No. 9. Prairie. 81 for No / old and !lI.5s for
new: So. 5oall for No. for old and Eas for lower
sTRAw-whea, and ca. on ,rk. $50: ~. 81
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead sold a, $3.50
L. spelter at S5.i5I5.N.
wHISKY-steady at $50.
Produce.
Bu,,er--9uo,a.ions: cIssmery1aE1ira .ilsa2.e;
Ifl.c: hrsts lsdlsc: grease 4d5c: ladle-packed.
i3I,e: inferior lesx: renovated. extra Isc.
Egg-Current receipts izdl3i1c: receipts ], 341
local: 1.t22 through and shipped ss5-
qaG.s Ss's as- , 81
long horns &c: Limburger. new si1Gloc: inferior
3i4fi4c; swiss lsc: brick i2alci1c-
Provisions.
Pork-New standard in a jobbins way closed
nominally a, .1s.eo. Yesterdays price was
sIs.ss
Lard--Choice steam on E. sid. closed NOM
D. 8 Neats-To arrive. lo5sc cured cribs
neglected and nominal; closing thus; 4s-ay; at
cars iafsiS-av loose bellies sold on p. t. Bid in
jobbing way ranged: Extra shorts at SIC. cribs
at sac. shor: clear at Sac bellies at SIC. plates
at &c. fat backs at Issc. standard backs at &c.
Dealers charge higher on oEdsr.; s.
thus Hams-l0-av. at I2,sc: rs at l2isc: II, at
Iisc: lss at lie: is at iiGilhc: as at Iiisc.
Skinned harns-lss at l.ssc: Bdgs and 2cfeis at
issc;. callfoEnia' @aIp and ioal:.av-1 a, iss
block 6eL-Hams Iei.c to lie and bellies at
SIC to ike. as IN average: CALIFORNIA; az TAG
sc; N Y. shoulders at TIC.
Baeon-S. c. meats in tobbing way ranged:
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

TInges and strained i.d<c below white.
Galveston-Spot market firm: middlings PFC:
sales ~ isIas
New orleans Spot marke. firm: m!ddlings
Is 5-Isc.
Mernphis-spo, market quiet: rniddlinss l3c
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston Is Esl.s.
New Orleans. s7i bales.
Savannah. Il bales.
Norfolk. Ii bales
Houston. c59 bales.
Net receirts at All United states Ports Tor sew
en- dsys yers i. SIS bales. against IL SIS bales a
week ago and = SCI bales a year ago; exports
l.s.s bales against ESQ bales a year ago;
stocks 25A 15l bales. against Ji.f50.
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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Car was benefited by its good annual report.
Pennsylvania sold at l23. lowering its record
for the movement by Is. There were buy
sands OF shares at d. but the market fo-
the stock above that level was duh with
the rest of the market Considerable curl
stock when the subscription rights have
closed and the supposed interest of the I'M
derwriting syndicate In supporting the
price has ceased. United States shipbuiid-
Ing sinking fund bonds sold at g. compared
with the last sale on June l, al 10. The
bond market generally was dull and irreg-
ular Total sales par value. 81. GO.
United States bonds We're all unchanged on
the last call
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FEATHERS-ln good demand and firm. White
prime grade, do &c in snail and sc in iaTs;
s a x Sc Xh 5s CHICKEN AZ Ia NIX s
dark Sc TaFk4yICeHtT tail % s., wing lec pon
P5 RooTs@eSo a y psr io Ginseng aoa. lady
SlasE &c; May sgPls slssS snake &c White snsk:
sassafrasS6ark OF root Sc: wild ginger &c. Ship,
PsTs d be0e sending ,hem TO
SHEET. PELTs-Full wool pets 5ssas,: shear;
i5f EE En kNss black tai @ s Fsza:
&c ansIoPs l:+T goat sSf eaehdamssed out
pssIWNFLowER sEED-Nominal at sI.io per 100
CASTOR BEANs;I-At 81. IS per bu.; smaller lots
raw and 3sc FOR boiled; ic per gal less in car
CASTOR oILzLo,s Of go gals at ss.G per ID;
SATERKRArTIipull: quote in a ,tobbins way
Ct sll5 per half Dbl and at g per Dbl kegs al
go coT IT SEED oII-wtn,er white 4sc; yellow
&c; summer white sc: yellow ilc: salad isc;
. comb St o to TO & :f ssna c ana
fornia and colorado held higher;
s%LTE sds medium hs at, a; SID I'd. graduated SOC
per Stock SSt;S ! WhppooFali a, ,oi per bu,:
"' REA Sss' AND PEAsouo,e from s.ore: Dried
green peas-scotch at SIS; split peas at ;. PEI per
bg Suc Kew York k2er ssc Lima pi Beans sc
isntiIs &c. White teans-Choice hand picked peas
f eq hS5 at e psr Is lbs
EMPTY BARRELS--Coal oil. turpsn,ine and
sssS ai s s xaI.h &c. sssF SCI Sbty
o. hat s9is .s G ginf ani isuer5 sIssss sa
lard tcs. s5c ?oc OF for each broken head. &c FOR
each hoop missing ing, ,,.a,.c. gray ,-ov, and
black mixed at l.s HI PICKED NJ q, 'S
f OBS 45 a5@ eS Saes at
RAGS. ETc.-Per 10 lbs Country rag. at s q
sc. Old rope-No. manila at 40: No. at
B2SEcsSiGs sIsaehed at SIS per ton: other
N' PFEFANuTs@Fafmers' stock. per lb.: Red l1sR
&c; white 2 < ss,,,. -, .. .,.a., ,o- m
psdT Hon @z KS %E| fifs at sa &:
and breakabe &c: stove ioc: burnt &c: Eht
bFs s; heat sras ., Tssa IN car
We're at &c Tor, small and nc for good average;
soRGUM-cANE sEED-ouo'ahle a. &c per
&c f6r fair to SC for sood bleached chops At %
rs Dc pef at or esoee bsh
dMf1s P Gfeh sfG 5sTH AID s1Rupsew sugar a.
SG GRAEs sGEDs@Mllet 'i9 in demand and firm
1 &aad p 4ssRi BRING to and
lixsFy:. lard ,cs SIS Tor wood and si.2:l. g
bound and iF0s G for R0i sss oeS les f9r
ma. Guf sh Sss &c
1
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RANGE of FUTURES.


Provisions were quite Tim. at the open
ing. influenced by The better tone of the
hog market. but the welIhncSs in grains.
together VIII. heavy liquidation and an eX-
ceecinsly light demand. caused a severe
break III prices. and the market ruled weak
the greater part Of tue day. PIT traders
VINO bought on the recent Gacline were the
best sellers. while the buying was scat
tered, but mostly for OUTSIDE account. Sept.
pork closed at Il losI OF 65c at Sit. Sept.
lard was off i7isc at SS.i2l-. while ribs We're
down 2Jc, closing at $50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
. cars; corn. 529 oats. 2i5: hogs, lIGD head.
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Dry GOO01.
New York June ae.-The dry goods market still
shows ever sign OF farther advances. although
,.,.vers not operating very heavily. The in
creased number OF those who are curtaiiins pro-
OF in a consideration OF the future CT the market
Iobbers are securing satisfactory results
from their clearance sales, but otherwise store
trade Is sdull.
Extra Holiday.
New York June ss.-The Coffee Exchange de-
c!ded to make July an extra exchange holiday.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York June 2s--Eggs-Receipts TO-DAY s..B
cases The weather shade warmer and re-
cevers tried TO move goods while conditions were
favorable and while prices were sustained the
OF the effect OF any considerable amount being
drawn out Of warehouses. as the present range
Of prices is tempting 10 owners. the only essen
tial check TO any such movement being, the aS-
erare high quality Of the current arrivals Sales
OF western prime regular packings were at $50
isc Michigan and Minnesota al lst16iIc and
rent fancy at lsGISi.c. Dirties and checks were
auiet- Western thirds 1iai5c. Other quotations
unchanged.
Kansas CIV. No. June as.-Esgs arm: Mis-
souri and Kansas. cases returned. 1ii5c doz.:
new No. ., white wood cases tncirdcd. &C.
Butter and Cheese.
Chicago June 2s-Buttcr steady: creameries
Isayle: dairies 15IsGlsc Cheese-New easy:
twins i0i4c: daisies ie5.dne: Young Americas II
GIIlsc
mand: extra Western creamery &c: do. nearby
prints &c Cheese steady. fair demand: New
York full creams choice new lie: do. fair to good
ISI. d1es4c-
CAMBRIDGE. Nasal the annual bus
mess meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa OF
Harvard the following officers have been
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St. Louis Curb Market.

81. Louis-sept. wheat so;,c and Sic: puts
Milwauke-Sept wheat sac: puts from iSAS
1s4,c ,s4sc to Ist7d1si.c to Sic: calls. from
puts 50lsc TO 5 a5Oi.c: calls. 5lhc to 5itsaal..c
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wahssb-The buying OF the preferred on
which the stock rose a fraction was said to be
based upon earnings rather than upon rumors
Tav The MAY statement of earnings Of the
Wabash showed total gross OF sI.s2s.STe an in
crease of s4I1. si2. The increase in the net is
sl61.4e3.
rronounced in the afternoon. There was ahso-
iuteiy no feature to the trading. The Waldorf
Astoria CLIQUE talked OF a rally and bought 4
Few stocks hut there DISPOSITION TO fol-
low their lead On the other hand there
evidence save that caused by dscouragenent
over the prolonged inactivity.
National RAILWAY, Aexico-The second ORE
ferred stock. when Issued. and the deferred stock
Of tie same company. when issued have been
admitted to quotation in the unlisted department
NJ tho stock Exchange. On the tana the de-
fed stock viii be printed ''NXo. DE-
Miscellareous-color2do Fuel was sold in the
carly dealings on the reports OF bond issue
and rallied on covering. The syndicate had sup
porting orders in the United States Steel stocks.
The urgent liquidation in evidence Yesterday
and on Wednesday was not noted to-day.
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LIQUIDATION GENERAL IN
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
July WHEAT CLOSED ONE
HALF CENT LOWER.
September Advanced 3-S of Cent,
but Corn, Oats and Provi-
sions Siumped.

Chicago, June e.-IIquida;ipn was quite
general IN the grain and provision pits to-
day and prices fiuctuated nervously. July
whea; closing Izc lower, while Sept. was asc
higher. Sept corn was down a.Gi.c. oats
were off l.c and provisions from iIi.c 10 a5c.
WHEAT.
The main influence in the wheat pit to-
day was the weather map, and on reports
OF rain az Winniuc. and 4. various points
in North Dakota ard Minnesota there was
a heavy selling pressure at the opening,
with July Isc to sc lower 1t s2'2c to Sc and
Sept a shade higher 10 2sHi.c lower at
79l,c to 5sa,c The liquidation continued
during the first hour. in which time che
market had declined materially. July sell
ing off to si5sc and Sept. 10 Isi.c. Toward
noon good demand developed on reports
that rains were very much needed through
out the Northwest. the showers last night
having been only OF very light character
There were also fair buying orders from the
Southwest and. with higher prices at ST.
LOUIS, Minneapolis and Duluth. the market
quickl? responded and became quite strong.
Trading was heavy throughout the session.
There was renewed liquidation within the
last half hour and July closed &c lower at
s@ssc. after selling up to SIG. sept. closed
at SoHso'sc. Il gain OF &C. after touching
s07sc. ClearanceS of wheat and flour were
equal TO 25ocn0 bu BridstreetS reported
exports of wheat and -four for the week s..
$1,000 bu., against 3.64I0I0 q week ago. Pri-
mary receipts were G'eIrp bu. compared
and Duluth reported receipts of 81 ears.
which. with local receipts II 80 cars. none
q contract grade, made total receipts for
III" thr"" points OF 81 cars. aEainSt 219 cars
last week and 20 ears year ago.
CORN.
Corn sympathizeG with wheat. and the
early weakness in the latter market
brought our cCre;,iara b.. IinIlid.tion while
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ST. Louis. June :s.-The following shows the
opening, highest. lowest CLOSING quotations
on tn New FORK stock Excnange to-day. cor
Iected daily for The Republic by Francs. Bro X
street:
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Pennsylvania-The feature of the trading. II
,hare was any. was Pennsylvania There was
more selling of the stocks by purchasers Of the
rights who made about per cent e, in the oPeTa; ;
rrnrtionaIIy frobst. WetZier & Co. who otserc!
yesterday to buy any part of 1000 shares at 10.
TODAY had a0.0o1 shares to buv al the same price
and ;he specialists books also were fail Of buy
tnE orders at that figure. much of it said e. be
for the syndicate. All told. 1t figured that
Tho supporting orders at 123 amounted to 5000
shares This kept the room bear party in check.
hut n also curtaied trading. There some
smcressful arbitraging by traders. who sold the
receipts and bought the receipts. The SUPPORT
ing orders in the receipts amounted to cJ.t1o
shares at lee.
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Dry fint-Te1ss and Indian Territory butcher
Gs lbs. and over at l5c. do. (dol fallen at nc.
all stock under Is lbs. at 12iac; native and Ar
kansas at l5a.c round: culls iizc: natives on ss-
l-ction-No. at l4c: No. . at I2c: dry salted At
Il dl2c for light 10 heavy: on seiection-No. l at
fli1Hl2izc: No at i0isdIiizc: green sailed round
Southern At Iac. Western at Sc. selection at
Sic for No and at sI7c for Nc. 2; bulls or
cured 1c Ter ID. less. part cured nc less culis &C.
Horse hides at 81 20 for No. . and 81 - for No.
green; ponies. colts and blues 81 and sc for dry.
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Prime sterling. cables 4s7sea $50: checks
4 s7i0di. $50; 90 DAYS i.sf5od4.s5.
Commercial sterling. checks is12564 SIS. 90
days isi15f+ So: - DAYS 4S3I5.
Grain bills 4s5isfi,sJS: cotton bills 1870
Bankers Paris cab:es 5.l5a5.1565 Is i-3s: check.
is. as I5ssS.515 1-52: 50 days 51sisd5l IS ills.
Commercial French francs. checks 5-Is15: 81 days
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.is-s9
SIS I-ls; so days 5.1s5d5.B I-fsf5. 1871.
Commercial Belgian francs checks 5.11i.: 81
BANKERS reichsmark. cables sss.; checks s5ss;
Commercial .reichsmark checks ss,s: 90 days
Bankers' Dutch guilders. check. 40 sis: 50 days
Commercial Dutch Eui,d.r. -a.~t. Hs; 90
Market a shade nrmer.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston June es.-Closng quotations OF money.
bonds. stocks and mining shares were follows:
MONEY.
call leans 5'e6iis Per cent: time loans 1875.
per cent.
BONDS
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Bond Sales Mt New York.
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Er.nris Bro. & to. No. III NoTIn Fourth stir-t
NV York June 2e.-Fo-eign-American stocks
in London were very duh. but ril fatrl. steady
PRICES came irre.uariy changed. though i'll the
min slightly higher. TIE arbitreGe houses had
80, few oIuers. All together. their transactions
did not aggregate more than 5000 shares and
ceased cabling long before noon
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Domestic Exchange,
Local Money Market.
Yesterdays Bank Clearing,

Transactions at the banks moderate. there
was a fair demand for call and time loans az
TO 8 per cent.
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CAMBRIDGE. Nasal the annual bus
mess meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa OF
Harvard. the following officers have been
elected: President. John d. Long. 80: secrs-
tary. William c. Lane. 81; treasurer, HeuY
G. Denny, 81
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Yesterdays clearing house statement
cicLrings s1,il5. :G2. balances 5sCS coz.
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stock. in New York.

stocks fnllnNs.
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New York. June 26.-Tln for future delivery
advanced l2s sd in London. closing at flas while
sFot was unchanged at il25 los Locally tin was
quiet with spot quoted at IS .l5d2S -. The Lon
don market for spot copper unchanged at
i5I = 81. while futures there were IS 81 lower
az $50 LIS Sd Locally copper remained quiet and
uDminailv unchanged. with lake and alectrolytIc
quoted at $40 and casting sli. Lead declined
bs in London to I'll IS. but here ruled quiet and
unchanged at i.i2l.c. SPclteT was IS higher IN
London al ;2l. AMI was also nOmnally higher
in New FORK. being quoted at 6isd6.25c. Iron
closed at rs Sd in Glasgow. and at rs I'd in
Middlesb7ro Locally: iron was quiet: No.
No. foundry Southern soft at siagIs.50.
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Washington. June 25.-To-days statement OF
the Treasury balances In the general fund: Avail
able cash balances. s2o.575.s2S gold. SIC. 1885,
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Atchison ....-...... So.
Do. ufd. ....... S3A,
Boston & Albany -.2i5
Boston & Maine ....S3
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27

Atchison IS .......-. ss'2 Mex. Central IS =. "A
RAILROAD STOCKS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27

y. Y. y. II. & II. .ls5
Union Pacific -. 81
Mex. Central 49,. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
10000 shares in the local market buying 5000 shares
balance I'm London. The weakness IN COnsOls.
which declined S9fi their lowest point touched
recently tended to direct attention elsewhere and
particularly toward the complicated situation IN
the near east The strength in exchange In Berlin
feature of the foreign exchange position, and
was an encouraging sign. although the Bank Of
England lost a good deal Of gold on the day
Money was in good demand abroad
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison preferred, Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common. first and
second preferred Louisville and Nashville Manhat-
tan. Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western Metro
pOtan Street Railway. PENNSYLVANIA. Peoples Gas.
Reading first preferred Rock Island St. Paul
Southern Railway preferred, Southern Pacific.
Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pacific
common and preferred. United States Steel common
and preferred United States Leather preferred.
Wabash preferred per cent; Atchison common.
Baltimore and Ohio. Canadian Pacific. Colorado
Fuel and New-York Central IL per cent; Western
Union and Realty preferred. fat.
ROCK ISLANDS CROPS.-An officer Of the
Rock Island system says that there is practically
ground for further anxiety concerning the bulk
of the corn crop in territory of the Rock Island
system. Fear of frost now is entirely discharged
from the minds Of those who have studied the sit
uation carefully. Since September there has been
ideal weather for corn. and it has worked wonders
in pushing the grain to maturity. Should there be
any deficiency in the yield it will be made up
by the great quantity of old corn which has been
held over by farmers who until recently feared
great loss in the new crop. So far as wheat is
concerned. the biggest crop the road has had
along its lines is being handled.
STANDARD OIL SELLING.-The appearance Of
so-called Standard Oil brokers in the market with
selling orders elsewhere had important influence
upon Missouri Pacific and the Wabash issues. 1t is
the general theory that the Gould pool in those
stocks takes its cue from No. IS Broadway. and
the Rockefeller following is supposed be talking
lower prices.
UNITED STATES STEEL DINIDEND.-"The
Wall Street Journal says that it state high
authority that the next dividend United States
Steel common will be At the regular rate and that
IL will be declared October