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New-York tribune., 1903-06-18
BRTSTOW SUSTAINS TULLOCH.
CRAZE IRREGULARITIES IN FORMER ADMNISTRA-
TION OF WASHINGTON POSTOFFICE.
any Illegal Apponmnts and Thousands of Dollars W0steerTy
s. Heath in Unfortunate Light

Fourth Assistant Post
of Tul cashier
that
between June So 1892 and July 81
that authority
dollars which practically
erfomed
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18

The Northern Gateway The most beautiful side
of n Y is seen from the Day Line steameTs.-AdS-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18

EVERY MAN WANTS MAP OF MANCHURIA.
Greener. Commercial Agent of the United states
az Vladiyostock says: The best map OF Manchura
is published by the New York Central copy
viii be mailed receipt OF ive cents IN stamps Dy
G H Daniels G. p A, New York.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18
continued on sixth page.
-C.o%0 NoTrNTAIS SPECIAL.

PocONO MOUNTAIN SPECIAL
viz TackaNanna Railroad. leaves New Gork Tor
~. .,srs Tyarer Gap StroudsbIrg and Mt Pocono
THURSDAYS Fridays and Saturdays at 2 IA s Hes
turning Thursday. Friday Sunday nights ana
Monday naoTpings-AGTl
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18
Continued on sixteenth page.
.,.1,-c MArIONAL RANK.

THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK
1a., ,opr a,count with The Irving National
bank corner Warren and Greenwlch Strees. IL
5e safe conservative and progressi'e.-AdVs-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14

Porf-New standard mess in q iobbinE way
I.ardEchoiee steam on E. side closed nominally
at Green re- Hams Etc1caT lot, held O. b E. sid.
thus Hams.lg5;ssy at It, l2.e' rs at ll;ss rs at
skinned Han,s-Iss at l2t.e. .sae0. and 2sa?4s a,
rs =, % From ar the block d oq Hs. a, u
eaItfSrn mas al &c. New YORK shoulders at 7sc
3 and homa s sFExs sGss at srs Sc e aad
5say s;e ssoa, {, s 8xd in 5ob5ins . wa.
backs IKE standard backs sisc. Dealers charge
sac5n ea at from in &c ssf s.avy
fsrn;as i0t ana New York shoulders at &C pain
a,s shS Szs ,ay at
esc bellies at l0sc. plates at SIC. fat backs at
Sssc standard backs Use Dealers charge higher
OF oi StG tssitearin.-Nomnai at Sc.
No a. -: No; at as; Packers stock at
country Esoa pss' at &c
packers Stock. nominally: Brown 37.ail.c: vel
Frog Legs-Sclrce: quote at s.: 50 per doz- for
for medium MIA S for P, small .o
insdss iis Enaskcs ic outsses lite sonss;
Fl small q and f e, ' s i iso hsIs,s
s snsk, ana at sp Fhssp at &c to
II4c per ib.-thin lambs not wanted.
Live Pcuitry-Od chickens. hens. per Ib.. SIC:
ROSTERS 4i.c: spring chickens. average receipts
isc: srrirr ducks SC: spring &C: srring
fuil.feathere Sc, geese: plicked. &C. i've pigeons
a' Dressed iced Poultry hickenr-Hen, &C. sprin.
chickens l+c: rurs'sTs size: turkeys l+c Fore
going figures for choice only
Fresh F'sh = quote: Black bass at 12c: crap
RE ut &C for small to Sc far large: dressed
cat ec: epoonbill cat &C: bulIheads-,lresscd SC
and gross SIC: bufaln-Sross 2Isc. Dressed &c:
German carp-dressed exc. gross Ic: sunfish &c:
white perch &c.
Local Money Market.
C-earngs were large and there was a firm de-
n,and for call and time loans with discount rates
steady between > and per cent.
Yesterdays Bank Clcarfnys.
YESTERDAYS clearinghouse statement showed
clearings sip.J02,eis: balances 81. 32S, .QS.
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Mule quotations Dor broke mules. to year,


Kansas City. Mo. July i3-Cattle-Receip:s
$50 natives 1.550 Texans: calves. $40 natives.
sHl Texans: steers Zoe to l5c lower than Friday:
quarantine loo to lac lower: stockers and feeders
steady to lower: bulls and calves dull: choice ex-
port end dressed beef steers 81 eJG5, 20: fair to
good So 7oai s.: stockers and feeders s2;5!9i "a:
W.stern-fed steers SS0G4. -: Texas and inuiari
s. s5a4io: NATIVE he fers sa75a3st: Gamers 81
d2.3J: bulls SstII3.25 caves s2Gj. Hoes-Re-
Seipts 800 market 1es to l5e ?w ~ TOP So;
packers s5,2'a5 .22's Light S52'icaS.22,s workers.
s5.31isl542is: pigs s5.o5g5.4s's. SGeep-Receilt IS
q6'so: Western lambs s5a6.l5: fed eve, S3dl 81:
ieXas clipped earrings s3.25d505 Texas clipped
sh ssG,h s'si & Iosspb a No. Jug sta,t--Re-
ceipts lilo: l9c and I5c higher natives sta5.2,,
G4lo Hogs-Receipts ass: 5.isc lover: lights
s. spa5.i1: medium and heavy s5.ejG5.3'. sheep
h, Gb1sro mlv iS"Gattle- Receipts s.Ooo. nc'ud-
ing 100 Texans; strong. ACTIVE. god 70 prime
steers $50 gS9r to tn ie9 !, ~ s,, stse & s
a.: Gamers sl.s"fi2-15: bulls g z5Ai%.: calves
s. Od6 Texas led steers s3.55d4;'5. HogsRs-
IL 10: opened i5Gl5c lower closed 3,G5Gc lower:
mixed and butchers sj.ioT5.io. good 20 choice
eea ,g = Tux If saas s5S6a545. isep"Rs-
ceipts I5.GN; strong: lambs higher: good to ehoce
wethers s;,50a5; fa!F TO choice mixed s5a?.0;
Western sheep and ycarinss fe.50d5.io: native
'' New york York. July. l!-Beeves-Rccslp,, .:9i:
steady: fat bulls nrm; steers si.s0a5.t2i:: bulls
,6t Is COWS ,s 81 4 g. c dfesses "w Weight i've
lower at l6G al2c. dressed weight: Cslyes-Re-
cePts yeais slow to ow &c sg''eImiks dull
veals 7aiOc per Ii. sheep and !amss;-Rece!pts
lt.l22: sheep steady: top grades firm: lambs go
sssofS Is: export do. 81: LAMBS s.asS5: few extra
early at IS. andf'. HoBs,ReceiP[s s33: steady fer
hogs; pigs firm: State hogs %.oas25: pigs $50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
Cnnh Grain. FIour Etc

WHEAT-Rcceipts e.oSa SKIS. and Ie2 cars local
sni ears through BY sample. car lots. del
and thin at sc to 7sc: No. ! at &c for poor 10
&c: No. hard al .5i,I.c AMI sc and 1si,E.S5c
FOR turkey: Nc. hart at 7Va7ic and sane tor
tuFkey: No. : hard at SIC: rejscted hard at Sc:
ron, h-.at 70 elevator No. red at 1st-c. No 9
CoRN-Rsceipts ~ cars local and - cars
No. at 4Sizc TO iSc. no grade al sc. No vel
low At sc No : yellow at $50. No. white ar
5o'-c, No; white at nc to so O.
OATS-Rsceipts. IS SKIS. and - cars local and
No. ! n 2Slt%5c: No. at 3iG36i.c; No. Whit
at ?Si:A4lc: No. white at 36FfsSc
Efh.-Inc hangcd Sales; car No. del ami
side on dast. weieh,s-an AT Slisc / car No
del; 70 slsy. and do. ret ut 49c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e5c per bu spot and
So f GI seed T. arriys pronlp,ly None offered
S,.5p39; extra fancy s2.55G3s5. clears So allr
80: low grades in Jules s. i0T2sj Hard winter
aours in ju;es.Pa;ents g - fer first to s375 for
uk. or depot this side. Orders higher ''13
RYE F1OCR-1n tobbng way a, Sc 10 in ju.e
sks. and S3.59 In wood for new. Mixed and In
CoRNMEAI--Quotahle e. O. b at s. 50 for city
meal $40 70, pearl meal. grits and honiny
and choice at soc and u.ids at s3c TO soc in 1ols
GaF corn bran in los sold at SIS per ton. At
mill bran sells at Sc and ships a; s5cas
timothy: Choice. SIS: No. / si3aI4: No sIog
II; No.; s6IS Clover. old. No. / si4: No ?
No. sI1G1c. No. : ssdio: No. 5 ssaS.
STRAW.Wheat on trk. $50
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lsad sold at sidl OK.
Spelter at s. .5oG5.S5.
Z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. July l3-T7our-Recepts 1853 bbis ::
exports li.@,2 ma; ket vas weaker and lower TO
Western SIP: city Sill. Rye steady. Darcy
dull. whea;-Receipts 800 bu.; exports :. 81
+ o, Z af@a;; r.. Nortne'r 6u.utS &c {. o.
II. atioa,: No. hard Manitoba &c L o. b. afoat;
on and Tor the rest " the day were very weak
under extended liquidation. impeled by fine
lAsc ne, lower; sales tneludes No red July s, at
Receipts 81 SO. exports 1870 sales o.e00 bu
futures go bu. spot; spot easy; No 5i+.c e!e-
10. SIC e!tvator and Sic T. o D. aoa;: No,
yellow Sc: No. white. sac: option market also
the wheat decline and favorable winter condi-
tons. closing A.a &c ne; io"e5: Juy closed Sc
80 Sa e ;x 49,. ssn BY sp9i Easy No ;vbs;
Sc: No, White 4titc: trk white Western i5q
isc; trk white state +3aisci options dull and
S EafeE s Ti s, TeaE CIT slsaf
Pesied s19n&yFs ss pSKsa ham , ls cIassd
.;sS nStniTal; rs,thea weak! rantnsni & &
IS Pork wess az :GnE Ta ' 53i Gear a,
toi.-see oil easy: prime crude nominal; Go. yellow
i.lvsrpooi. july --whea;.,spc. dull: No. >
Clad. Futures quiet. July IS Sad Sept IS ga:
Is Is Futures aaist juV IS in sep p n ID
nuuth July ism w ss (, arriy TG-,Sa har
Juiy sec Sc: Sept. nc. oats. .a5'=assi.. ',.
Peoria. July 13:-corn steady; No. 2 &C.: No.
i9i.c. Oats dull: No. wate Csc: No. white
Sis.c. whisky on the basis OF sl.a, FOR missed
Milwaukee Wis. July iS,-wheat &c lower:
No. Northern ssd90c No. Northern 7S47sc
new sept. &c. Rye steady: No, / $50. Barley
dull: No. . 5sasoc: sample i5a52c. Corn-Sept.
Sui1c.
sic: July Sc: sept. 75T.a7sc: trk. No, hard
ssi.c: No Northern Sic: No. Northern s6i4c:
No. ; Northern s5ass,:c. Flour-First patents
go: first clears Sc tna3 %; second clears s2,5Oa
60 Bran in bulk So 2jEl2..0.
Kansas CITY. July 13.-Whsat>1uly sss.c: Sept.
s4qssc::. No. = red !2a7;!-c: No. ; ssa7ic. Corn
4ad49izc: No. white Sic: No. 5oc. oats-No
white 3sc. Rye-No. . Joc Hay-Choioe TIM
othv si3dl4: choice prairie So Receipts-wheat
l., 30 bu.: ~ 5H' hu. oats c0.Co0 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat 1880 bu.: corn 1860 bu.: cats
1900 hu
wheat.No. :sa7sc: No: red 7Gi. a:gEc Corn
No. 50+.c: No. 2 yellow 5At.c. Oats-No .
?I1sa3s,sc: NJ. white 3slsd.lisc. Rye-No, :
mating 4sdi9,. Seed-Prime timothy 50 40: clo-
cGptract grade sill 50Gll. -. Provisions-Mess
rork tper Dbl, s'ia1i ~. lard tper i00 lhs) s. 4oG
80 short ribs sides CooseI ss.21is 30: dry saltrd
shoulders lbxdN s7..5a7s7'a: short clear sides
n'xiD ss.50ds s21s. Whsky-Basis OF high wines.
s. si
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WHEAT OPENS STRONG, BUT
SUFFERS SHARP DECLINE.
FIRM CABLES MAKE CONDI,
TIONS AT START.
Government Report Helps Bring
About Change - Commission
Houses Selling Heavily.

Chicago, July i3.-Wheat. after strong
opening ruled weak for the greater part
of the session and the close was at a decline
OF 2i.Gasc Corn. though showing some
strength early. reflected the weakness in
wheat and closed with a loss Of 1I1isc.
Oats We're down &C and provisions Showed
loss OF 22,:95oc.
WHEAT
Firm cables caused the strength in wheat
at the opening. but 1t did not hold long.
Sept. showed a gain OF lsqi9c at 1885 4S0c.
the high point OF the day. and Immediately
silmped of on selling by some of the large
commission houses. Influenced by good
growing weather throughout the country
and a be;4rish construction placed on the
Government report. Local long holders
followed the lead and before the selling was
over Sept. had touched i6isc. a slightly
better tone developed near the close. but
with small cash demand and increasing re-
ceipts there was not much recovery and
the close was weak ut 16'sQ11c, net loss
against 9s5s0o year ago. The visible sup
ply showed a decrease OF l,S59.e90. Clear
ances of wheat and Hour We're equal 20
29a,92 bu. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 2l6 cars. which with local re-
ceipts of 80 cars - Of contract grade made
a total for the three points OF 27l cars
against 7sa last week and 6I2 cars year
ago.
There was considerable weakness In corn,
due to free selling by local traders on re-
ports of good weather and on the easier
cables.
The opening oil the early strength In
wheat was unchanged TO lsc higher AZ 5lSsc
10 Sl@.c. with a firm tone. and at times
there. was fairly good support to the mar
ket. but in the. face OF the weakness in
wheat steady decline took place. Sept. sell
ing down to 51icc. and closing weak at
50' 2I5rS.c. loss of ldllsc. Country offer
ings We're quite liberal with but little sup
port. The visible supply showed an increase
Of 10000 bu., against an increase OF 1.25l.-
co last week. Local receipts were 244 cars,
with So OF contract grade
OATS.
Oats were lower in sympathy with corn
and wheat. but there was soma good buying
IN deferred futures and prices suffered. but
. tie. The crop situation prevented much
selling and the cash demand was light.
Sept. closed s.c lower. after ranging be
tween 3ilsc and 3is.GS.!sc. the opening
figure. Local receipts were Ia cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
TIF,1aa
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

wheat
h
al OF
d n
he Il
from
FOL As
no
ms
heavy in stock In
on m
n nealu TO
a
wheato c III and T.a1s off.
IN C u p a
@ off
of volur Of bile
o a
Feature Louis
Gperce cent.
was unchang lin locan aket
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
Foreign EXCHANGE,

Prime sterling. cables 4.s755T4 s7sS: check,
ts7ipas.s720: 81 days i.4E. Qisi+s
comr2e-c!al sterling. checks 49,: % days 4.Sr,
a. .StI. "a 1ays i-s3ssl i.s3s..
Grain bills <s5I; .>5i-
Cotton bills i.siGl SAL.
BANKERS Paris cables 5.T5GS 1875 Is LIS. rh.ce
5.lShs: 81 days 5.lSis.
!!.2mmsrcial French francs check. 5.15-,a5 Is
l-i5d5. lsi.: 50 DAYS 5.ls-4
Go'nmercaI swiss Francs. checks 5.IGI e5.ls
commercial Belgian Francs checks lss.65 is
i-ls: 50 days ). ls', as. 70 l-Isd5 %
Banker, ,sTeich.smarks. cable. IS u-Isaw..
.o '9inmtrcisl reichsmarks. checks e5 7-1sae51.:
Bankers, Dutch suiders. checks 4o,.: c, days
60 lavS $3.50 LIS
Market unchanged
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SECURITIES RULE DULL
WITH MODERATE SUPPORT.
TRANSIT SHARES ARE A
WEAK SPOT.
Trust Company and Bank Shares
Are Generally Firmly
Held.

Though New York values were sharply
lower. the prices of local securities yester-
day We're fairly well maintained. except the
fractions. which We're under selling pres
sure. st. Louis Transit was the weak spot
OF very dull market. with decline Of
75c share to S2l.?S United Railways pre-
fer-eti was wanted at s7l25 and offered at
sil3sl:. The best bid for the per cent
bonds was SIS.
Trust company issues were wanted Mt
slightly lower figures. but were rather
firmly held. National Bank of Commerce
steady at 500. Central Coal and Coke con-
mon was under moderate pressure at So so
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Run Fair-Bcef Cattle Shady
Sheen Close Higher.

NJ TIVE CATTLE - Beef Steers - Receirt. n
native cattle. while Of liberal proportions
were still pretty good. which was to be ex.
rcctci after the toning up the trade received
Jest week. There about 800 head show
ing good increase over last Monday. OF ;he
native supply the largest proportion wers beef
steers generally o: prett- good quality. The
market opened IN good lively fashion. for buyers
hsve been unable the past week to secure many
good killing cattle except the native side as
most Of the quarantine cattle were common half
fat green kinds which necessarily liner EASEL the
demand for natives. and the supply was read
lIy 'akfn and the movement was early and br SIX.
with values ruling steady to strong Prices r,,i ed
no higher. becaus. the supply contained enough
to go around. As buyers could procure suNirIent
good killing grades they did not display much
anxiety for the habitat common kinds severaI
loads Of the latter being sale and they were
slow movers. but finally brought about steady
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis Bro. & Co., No 2li North Fourth street:
New York. July a-ForciEn-American stocks
in London ruled fairly steady. and cable advfces
were that the foreigners were less bearish on
our stocks than New York. Prices came irreEg-
larry changed and the arbitrage houses beta
bought and sold. on the decline, however they
bcugh: 81 balance nearly geo, SHARES chiefly
Union Pacific, Atchison. Canadian Pacific and
some Of tee anthracite stocks.
New York Centrai-ETokors who watched tho
stock to-day said that there surprl.iagy
faS iar-. transactions. the larssst buying order
tv 4 house being 1.t4g shares b. !.
VI Davis * TO. TIE buying. like the selling.
was 50 scattering as lack marked significance.
There that a y-eli-know-n capitalist
had PAPER loss Of 81. 1900 on block Of Cea-
rial bought kline ago.
-; Paul--T'hs price Of ST. Paul touched the
loves; figure OF the present decline. The princi-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
70. :. sI1... 2 t.. Us. :. 90
COWS AND EEIFEgS
BI LIS.

SHEEP-A good average Monday supply Of
sheep sale. but they ere only fair ir.
quality. there being no choice lambs or native
danG On trading Was asvs asi the VIZ" s5od sSe
all sold readily and showed advance of Isl sc.
dtmanG unsassd for god s saek as N and and
cuils showed but LITTLE Improvement. However.
HoGS god suapi t y hoss arrived FOR Mon
day; the receipts amounting 10 around ; 80 head.
dav wear as9 Chicago This morning reported
800 fresh arrivals q hogs. and Other Western
The market here opened CT lower basis. the
sssns ssa as rule 2mIanS e ,'G but f ,
decline amounted 10 I5c. a few selected pigs
bought by Armour * Co sold fun steady. Tie
os SEf While She God ifa ss and @
the best. Good smooth hogs. weighing 81 10 IN
showed no material chang. and at the close
nothing OF any importance remained u=soId
s.; lights i59 to ISs lbs at s. z5a5 IS: medium
Weights at ..t5a5. 52i2. and good heavies at s. 90
HGRsEs-Horse receipts have been reduced to
the summer period. and the supply which was
on hand for the Aiondar auction was in con-
cred head were available. The market was il
a reasonably good state of activity and values
prevailing last week. Eastern buyers were out
In sufficient force TO take ali and twice as many
offerings there were. and the movement on
all decent kinds was quite satisfactory. OF
TWO weeks 't ego. last weeks mar nlaret havtn. sus
tanned a decline Of s5Tl0 per head. bu; il was
very good market fo- desirable horses con-
sderng the season and circumstances. There
WIS practically no Southern demand. and as a
result small and inferior horses dull and
comparatively cheap. The demand was re-
strIctei mostly to the better grades OF chunks
ana heavy team horses.
Heavy draf,-cotnrn2n to good. si.oai7..: choice
ezra SlS1l.25O. ChurkS-l.iJ0 to $50 lbs. fair
10 good. slocG15n: sood to choice tISgT2oe. coach
horses and ccbs-Fair to good sl5IG-J0 choice 20
extra s5e'a5r. Horses 70. the south--Sman l!rht
s;0aloo: Southern drivers, large. sioai55. ExnGr;
40: choice to extra slT5a225 Business drivers
SaGd!eIs .or Southern use-Fair TO good ssJGisD;
choice n extra Sl26sG i6o: fancy gated and New
York saddlers e7fslf!35h. Inferior horses-Commoa,
small plugs. $3.50: heavy work plugs s757ICb
MULES-Arrivals TO the mule department wsro
light. last weeks reduction In values having
acted restraint against liberal ship
rn.nts. Tho offerings on the commission mar
ket were little over carload while besides
these dealers received very small number. The
market opened quiet in every particular. Thefs
were very few buyers on the market and The
dealers experienced little demand that th-y
no; in my hurry TO begin operations on the
commission market AS a consequence morning
business amounted 70 practically nothing and
line On the market. To all appearances there
was an under-current OF weakness TO trades. as
the dealers were doing little.
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pal selling which was responsible for the b.a-!sh
sentiment on the stock, the sale OF { ~
shares by Strong, Stursis 4 Co. There very
siderable buying by room shorts
Atchison-There appeared 20 be better support
In Atchi.on than Tor some time past. but the
room thought til, buying rather IN the ma
ture of covering by the Western bear party than
tuv!ng by inside interests. Advices from the
West that the losses from the foods were
no; realized by the East. A story In well-in-
formed circles was that the management was
Illinois Ceatral-The sharp break in Illinois
Central started with sales OF 900 shares by
Wolf. Bros. * Co. followed by other commits
sion-houses and by the room traders. the latter
Offering down the price when 1t seen that
long stock was for sale. and that there was no
support from the insiders. At the low level Har-
TirnaE brokers came in as buyers.
Union Pacifc-one Of the few r-ocRs IN which
there was se:nblanoe OF support in the first
Co. were eaii TO have given out moderate buy
ing orders. The short interest found much less
pressure of Dong sock than expected, and
there was considerable covering
Anthracite Stocks-Read!ng again we'll
bought. TIE room heard that strong interests
were hullsh on the stock. and predictions were
heard that the earnings for the current calendar
year would show per ce-lt the common after
Delaware. Lackawanla and Western. owing TO
It's limited market. fuctuated widely. II declined
point. rose points. on 100 shares and reacted
also on ie5 shares.
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PRONSIGNS

Local traders bought provisions on the
break. but the buying had little strengthen
ing influence. big run of hogs and lower
prices at the yards. caused weak market
and the close showed = net loss for Sept.
pork of soc at sli.2 5. while lard was down
.1l.c at S1.5Ii2. and ribs 22i2U25c lower at
Ss.l0Qs.SG22 Stocks are increasing and the
demand shows little improvement.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat,
SO cars: corn. so cars; cats, ~ cars: hogs.
IL l..t helt.
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Hides.

Dry rin.-Te1as ard Indian. Territory butch.
ID lbs ard over at Is. DO do fallen at iSi7c:
all stock under is lbs. i2c. native ard Ar
kansas at 15Iac round: cuils =: native, on Sc.
lectfon-No. 1ic. No. - Il: dry salted at
iiAi2c for light 10 heavy: on sei-ction--No. at
liz dI2t-c. No at I0i-dIl'-c: green-sslted round
Southern at T.-c Western ~. OF selection at
SIC Tor No. ! ana Ike for No . Bulls or IN
cu-ed Ic per n les. part cured f5c less: cuils &c
Horse hiies-Green No. at SC -. No at SIS;
PONIES colts ard blu"s AT 81 all dry &C.
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Butcher Cattle-The butcher trade ruled n little
draEsy. for most OF what were o, of:.r were
fair 10 medium kinds OF and heifers ana
these did not meet with much competition from
the packers, the quarantine ularke. was Iib-
orally supplied. and they bought lightly. Ccw
prices prices ruled hardly steady TO loc lower. while
little outside demand was had for such and held
The trade up. Gamers ruled steady to weak
There were bu: few bulls on offer that sold
STEADY. The calf trade fully steady
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New York Curb Market.

New York. July l2.-The crrb market to-day
more active Prices Were irregular. follow
ing the course of the inside market After
early vcakness there u moderate rally To-
tai trades Were about 20. co shares
Northern Securities yras again weak making
early decline Of nearly . per cent but later
reEainsd part OF this. This stock sold iron, ST..
down TO -. then up TO ST. making dron Of
nearly nor cent 10 t5ss. then hack 10 the o7zn
ing figure. ST.. FOR $50 shares. American Csn
preferred sold at Az. for 100 shares and the COM
mon sold at 5 for 80 shares. Fifty shares OF
Electric Lead cold at Is. Erie bonds sold at
ISL for zoe One New orleans Railway bond
sold at s. Mercantile Marine bonds sold at 97I4
for one bond. this being the same bond that was
roId a short while ago at -
Greene Copper sold at 20Iaoi. for sno shares
Seaboard common sold at Fl for 1oe shares and
so1 shares OF 'he preferred gold at 55is Four
ass, and Seahocri Steel and Iron sold at i7&H
H. for 300 shares. Northern Securities sold late
at So. "
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New York stock ono,,,,on.

s. LOUIS; July l3--The following shows the
opening, highest. lowest and closing ruotations
on TIE New York stock Exchange to-Gay CSr9
TDscted ds!lv FOX The. Renup!ic by Frances
Fourth street: -'S' - WI "a
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Stocks of Grain in Store,


Swift & 90. National stock Yards will INV to-
day for produce delivered East St Louis the fol-
lowing prices:
Eggs count. lie.
ESgs loss off. l2i.c.
Fresh packing stock butter. i2r.
No. l scaled d. p. fowls. GIG.
No. scalded or DIP. broiers. Ice.