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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-07
TH2 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
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Subscribed Capital. Yen $4,000, 00e
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Reserved Fund .....,.....Yen 100000
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
The Bank buys and receives for col
lect' IN Bills OF Exchange, issues OraftE
and Letters of Credit, an transactE a
general banking business.
INTEREST ALLOW d:
On fixed deposits for IL months, Z per
cent per annum.
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cent per annum.
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cent per annum.
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO.'S

RIME TABLE
FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1901
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w. H. RICE. supt.
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Almighty God, who seest that we
have no power of ourselves to help our
selves; Keep us both outwardly in our
bodies, and inwardly in our souls; that
we may defend from all adversities
which may happen to the body, and
from all evil thoughts which may as
sault and hurt the soul: through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-28

weights Outside Influences were unfavorabIs
very bsarish. Trading al frst was slo1. and
n ar order to msks sales: a rsdus,i9n IN price ot
made on the best hogs. while the MIXED lots
Ths very bes; lights sold fairly well. but II.
common ones were slow sale and showed the full
and the Close was fully as sood as the opening.
with all decent hogs sold.
Mtssa1.SS: god medium H1 Seishis ana Sse sa.a al
g so To- IN. b S s' lights 70 @
LShtsS iS @ ~ y. = ,sSs.S. pigs at 'sas.S:
The top OF the market was I'D and the bulk
Of the hogs above l5o lbs. average sold at $3.50
5eS ssainst a top OF SD. and the bulk al
me main drove o. packers bought by Swift &
vain drove bought BY Nelson Morrfs Z Co aver
ed % lhS and cost sS. and the main drove
Averaged sz lbs. and cost ss:&
ho1ss market was direc,ly opposite 10 the con-
Sitlons manifested at the opening Of last week
ness, which eased down the movement and took
much Of the keen edge %. the market ThA-
more active. while prices displayed a eis;inet
advance over last week The only difficulty
There was a supply amounting to not more
than $50 head: whereas: to satisfy The reGuire-
An The principal ~0utlsts-ths Eastern, south,
buyers. and there was not a dun spot in the
msrset- The medium grades. which last week
ssa ris m Re .t qOmn OASIS and praes. were .boGf
IS &c SO higher than those current last week.
most CT which was apparent on the palmer
kinds. which had previously been weaker. The
farm demand was one OF the features OF the
Arcth1n. very urgent commissions being in force
for decent chunks and workers The fun strength
OF tie market was not brought out on account
Horse quotations: Heavy to
good. uDGl0; ehoice TO extra. useqlS. Chunks
-L1D TO 190 rs. .air to good &sdS: good %
ehotcs 250ll0. Coach horses and eobs-Fatr 10
good. u40GI55: choice to extra Cooq0a Horscs
for the light drivers. fair 70 rot
large. SSGtS. Export chunks-1.% TO Loo lol.
plain TO good. r56St: choice 10 extra. g1no0En-
Business crtverIFatr TO good. ts0ile: choice 70
extra, S1SG1A. Saddlers for Southern use
Fair to good N5eo; choice to extra. goe9i1:
fzncy-gaiied and New York ssddiers. use9Se.
heavy work plugs. sDGs.
receipts opened rather light
There were only a couple Of loads reported 20
the commission department. and a few srah
lunches that DID not add much 90 the supply.
Dealers received three or four loads but MT
the bulk OF the supply. vhsch was light were
onerei on the commission market The oneftnEs
were hardly large enough TO form the founcn-
ton % a market. but what there were showed
that the market was on e stronger plane tnane
week ago Sellers had no trouble getting bids
en- ana selling what offerings they had. and the
prices which buyers had 20 pay were IN some
cKSes higher than last week II was hard 70. ee-
tinass how the exterior demand was operirg
Some our-of-town buyers were On the Market
but on account OF the lightness Of the su2pS
they aid not show prominently In the market.
Nuir Quotations 1or broke mules. Z 70 Z years
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6a7ze; cash No. ? mixed yiIagfze: No 2 white
5s.a5!Ec: No, ; 5TEd57ac. oais-No. . white
GGGlzc: No. : mixed &c Rye-No. : SC Hay
Timothy sl3-50; prairie SGs.1- Receipts-Wheat
is. go bu-: corn 0.4o; oats $3.50. Shipments
Wheat "a SO bu-: CON 5i.so: oats u.ce.
chicago. April c Flour vas steady:
wheat-No- : spring Es3c. No } .sa7Se: No Z
red 7edT7ac. orn-No- : Hscs No . yellow
4t7.c- Oats-No- : Tic; No J white G7Gssi=e
Rye-No. 2 5c- Bariey-Good feeding 5sftc.
fair 10 choice mailing eGSSc. Provfaon-Aess
pork per Dbl. 81 -5SGi1.6.H. lard. per l0 lbs.
sS.f59S.5. short ribs sides aoosel -Sne-s dIy-
sailed shoulders tbxdb &-Sous.6@t=. short Gear
sides 0Kd1 leGl9-1zE- Whisky. basis OF high
wines. N-5o. grade a@-Se
Toledo. o. April dull. weak: casn
Eae; MAJ. T5se: July Is Cen Gull. easy
Cover seed duh. strong: cash and April SS'
Oct Gsa Ttnothy-Prime rs ,
Milwaukee, Wis. April dull: No !
Northern SoGSIc. No. : Northern Tisa!Sc. July
72tsc asked Rye firm. No. I l1gc Barley nm:
No : sack; sample 44GSe- corr-Juiy SO
Minneapolis April .-whest-cash TSse: May
sG1 July T{AG1Ftc: on trk- No. i haru
Tic: No. ] Northern sac F1our-First patents
H65G4l5. second patents nrst clears
E&6l5: second clears EG Bran In bulk IL
The Visible.
New York. April 1.-THE visible supply OF
grain Saturday. April = as complied oX the
New York Produce Exchange. = as fouors-
Wheat, 6.ssS.oo bu. decrease 1.05,e9. corn. a.
El-eO bu. decrease sic. co. oats. bSS.o9 ou.
increase 1900: rye. LL5s.@o bu-, increase I4ANS'
barley. LE.9OO bu. decrease $500
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York. April z.-~Flou-Receipts s.7a
s ssssSS: No Ry ! W sSss HHis sss e1 T. O. s. sisaSy- B sEe
ley dull. wheAt.Recsipts tzs.s7 bu,: exports
&c BE US : g. s. Sh6s,: No. i hard M GGniias5a s Sst1i 4
o. b. ahoat- Options had 4 hrm opening on Lv-
erpcol strength and covering. From this they
sIon-hcuse selling and q Disappointing visible
supply decrease. with the close easy and nc net
nver: May sSes1Is eio:sd sc; July . h;ise
Corn-Receipts 10 30 bu-: exports k.S5: SPOT
steady: No. ? Sl4c eisvstor and Ssirc 4 o. b.
anost: No. : yeIlog Hei No. : white i.e. oP;
May up &c and cables were nrm- Later the
poor export trade. closing hGAc net lower: May
-; ta,tSSifSel closed 5St1c-
IA 800 bu.: spot dull: Nc. : 3sc: standard csI[c
frk- mixed Western romtnai: trk- white 3sGf5c.
SSco Hay arm. Hops unsettied: state common
to choice 1872 rTde4e: 1sol 159isc; olds sSIc
Pacific coaxt. Is1 s9Zi.c; 1911. I56i7c: olds
SeIise. sSG1Ssc: picked shoulders Sc: picked
r nsm essitr: c5niiSent haS: A a0.s Ric:
nrs,ufh. Aprfi H.-wheat-To arrive. No. 1
harS SIC: No. 1 Northern 7shc: May No ! hard
5Si.c: July nc. oats-May E5c
LivsrpoSi' w NE wiHier I. H sl,e: NO Eat:
q "a. Corn-spot American mixed new firm -
q: ola s;ssayi a. : j S 4, F S.a steady Nav Is
euu. No. ! white ne whisky. SO fog finished
Kansas city. April z-wheat-Msy sc: July
No. 4 06szc: rejected seGs3c: Ne : red SO
asc. Ne. 3 9Sc Con-Asy SA51he' July ss
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TRANSIT SHARES LEAD
LOCAL SECURITY LIST.
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES ARE
IN DEMAND.
Values Are Generally Higher With
Investment Interest at Both
Sessions.

An insistent investment inquiry for St.
Louis Transit stock was the feature Of she
market for local securities. The prospect
OF heavy earnings In the Dedication period
brought out many buying orders. The open
ing vas at an advance of DC a share at
$3.50 and the price was rapidly bid up to
50. with the bulk of the sales at that figure.
United Railways preferred was wanted at
se. but firmly held at So. 2
Mercantile Trust was the active feature
of the banking group. with sales OF more
than 40 shares at 500. Colonial was strong
II $3.50 and American Central Trust adj
yanc-d 10 SIS. Commonwealth was taken
at $3.50. Mechanics National had moderate
support at 80.
Lighting issues were the feature Of the
miscellaneous list. with sales of Missouri
Edison common at S4.75 and OF the pre-
Terred on the upturn from $40. . to $40. e2Ls.
At the afternoon session Transit again
took the lead with a range from S2S. ST. to
49,. the net gain for the day being 81 a
share. Lincoln Trust was well taken at
S5I and other values were about steady. \
lot of $500 worth of Worlds Fair bonds
Issued by the city sold at S7.2.
The 81. Louis Stock Exchange will b.
closed Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week.
MORNING SESSION
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WHEAT RALLIES AT CLOSE
AFTER DAY OF DEPRESSION
BUSINESS Is FAIRLY ACTIVE,
THOUGH ERRATIC.
Trading in Corn Limited to Local
Account at Clicago-PrO-
visions Are Weak.

Chicago. April E.-Lower prices prevailed
on the Board Of Trade to-day. but wheat
rallied late in the day and closed firm.
with May &c higher and July up h9kc.
May and July corn were down sc. May
oats were on &c and July AaSc lower.
Provisions were weak. the July product
closing from lOdl2hc to 1elsGi5c lower.
WHEAT.
Trading in wheat was fairly active. with
prices rather cratic. Higher Liverpool ca
bles caused a strong opening. May being
&c TO &c higher at TAG TO Ui1c. with July
lose to sc higher at 7Zsc TO s2aglZAc.
Pit traders VINO had sold short over sun
day were good buyers at the start and.
with limited offerings. the market quickly
advanced. May selling up TO II-c and July
ceipts were more liberal. and. with i'm
proved weather conditions. there was gen.
erai ommiSSion-house selling on the ad-
vance. which soon caused a reaction. Large
worlds shipments were also against the
market. and at times the selling pressure
vas quite pronounced. PRICES breaking
to 7si.c and July to &c A moderately de-
creased visible supply. with buying by
brokers supposed TO be for the account OF
the leading longs, caused a rally later In
the day. the market becoming nrm- Clos
ing prices shoS a gain for May Of isc at
Tlsc and July was up hGAc at Lzitc The
while the visible supply showed n decrease
OF 1.70S.oo0 bu- Clearances OF wheat and
uOuE were equal 10 Act.4ly Cu-
Primary receipts were $500 bu-, against
362.4o bu- a year ago Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts OF Ss cars. which.
with local receipts Of 10 cars. none of con-
tract grade. made the total receipts for the
three points 35 cars against - cars last
week and - cars a year ago
CORN.
Trading in corn was active. but the great
er part OF the business was for local &C
count. The market was strong At the open
ing on higher Liverpool cables. with pro-
vision interests disposed to support prices
May was especially strong and advanced
TO SIC after opening At Bt-c to $40
Later the umor was circulated that a big
long was unloading and this started a SELL
ing movement among smaller holders.
which WAS helped along by improved
weather. resulting in a severe break, May
selling on TO Atzc and July TO sc The
market was steady late In the day and May
closed 1sc lower at A5sc. with July &c
lower at Sic. Local receipts were s. cars.
2 OF contract grade.
OATS.
Heavy liquidation OF Ma oats BY longs
resulted in a sharp break In both May and
July and ~stOp-ioss orders coming out on
the decline added 10 the akin The
better weather. increased receipts and a
small cash demand were responsible for the
selling movement Closing prices were near
the bottom. May being &C lower. at CSC.
after selling between 1Ac and 3Ac. July
closed AlSc over, at 5ILd1sc. after
Local receipts were 13 cars.
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SPECIAL
New York. April 5.-LIv ~poultry-Receipts to-
day were : cars western. . Southwestern ana n
few coops by express Jobbers carried over fuIly
{ cars unsOid from last week. and with over 81
cars in transit and slow trading expected as
usual for the first week Of May. jobbers aid not
oner Is-c for fowls. while receivers held cut
for lie: but as the market was not settled at a
late hour quotations were withheld
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day SO pkES The
weather conditions were favorable and with mod
piles u frozen depicting rapidly. the market was
in a rather healthy position. with receivers not
inclined 10 shade iFc on best Western and IsI@c
on average run OF Southwestern fowls. though
some lots Of Southwestern fowls that arrived
here las. week were more or less soft and needed
prompt handling. and such were shaded 10 l3c
or even less. Trading. on the whole. was fair
and the market pretty well sustained Fresh
killed turkeys slow. The movement in frozen
roasting chickens was quite satisfactory. with
Desirable lar-e reaching isc-
Ice-packed-TurkeyS. average hens. l46i5c.
do. toms i7Gic: fowls. Western scalded and
dry-picked prime small I3izHI+c: do. dry-picked
prime heavy I56I2isc: old ROSTERS io54c: ducks.
Western mixed. old and young la3e;, squads.
white. choice. doz-. G.s5: mixed Rs: prime dark
N-251L3
Frczen poultry-Turkeys. young hens. fancy
1Sc: young toms. fancy Isc: do average rs6
1Sc: old hens. prime lie; old toms. prime 1Sc.
roasting chickens. early packed fancy. large.
soft-nsated sa3fTe prime large Bdlsc:. me
dunn 1I6i5c: No. . loc. fowls. No. I 17Hc: broiI-
ers. fancy dry-plcked @1d@3c: prime dry-picked
ISTlsc: sraided 1915: ducks. fancy lSGllc.
geese. good TO fancy lOd12c-
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,iaiioHs 0or broke mules. q Q 7 years
BY telegraph

Kansas city. Mo. April sI-Cartie-Receip<s
BseSes active. steady to loo lower: Texans steady
to easy. cows steady TO Ice lower SOCKETS ans
issSer T,. s:ssds e 10 f faiT 70 200 god aissxSs:
Stockeis and feeders 5dt Western fed steers
nrssi'; co.'s Tsaaes az Is in nasia. Sow eSTs ESsS1S:
native heifers nnfts: Gamers u-se2S: bulls
max. Ic lower. TOP Sss5: saIk Of ssies $500
:: hssyr ssssSas: MIXED pscEsrs @IseIss.s
iossr. Sativs ismSs -aissS1o: Wsstsrn. .as.
Texs. elippsd sheer Aio6si0; stOckers and feed
south 81. Joseph. No. April 41.-cstI-Ee-
et,0,s Ls9; nshs and medium nsGs ana sises.: Ssss ss
ceiots 500, ie9lse lower: pigs steady light sra
sf,r,si: Saik ;ssoeic5. ssseP-Rsc.ipss s.s.s:
active steady TO ssrons; top Colorado lamss
-chicsgo Aprl 1.-catue-RecsIpts $500 IN
clSdins - re5sns Aeisys stes oS % n s,rsn
;itSeiS: -hslfers ssoesie; esnn.rs n.soesS:
ss'sn. In over :sS Mars; I6sisc i9vsr:
s %lTsS sns s1 3: roass s sssvy as saGs IL hrh sl IS
fL-i0: bulk OF sales S6IE- sneep-Rscsipts IS
scod Is ehaiee 1e,hsrs ais5as: fair to esole:
F1lssa a5gt5: Ts:..rn i s-s. SsSSsas sat or
ncIai yesterday: Recsipt-CattIe. rs: hogs SIS.
sheep 81. sAipnens-cattis ies: hogs "a;
NeS YORK. April E.-Beeve.-Receipts AZ:
s s:s.5. l Sses s.sss5; s s;esr. 'tsasa 1 8: i ssii. 7 80
:si;ls I5s Ss:'P t i9s s slSs a az. s:l.: q ld ss:s.
yesi. ~ ooSsEo: extra and selected sSI5s7; gen
snl sslss Sss Ss M stdls s sf.;; r oose sa rsg
siipoed sheep iec higher. lambs 56Ec higher for
AZ "a o.sNs.s: Eooied lambs sS5o6T-5: srdizs-y
snrirx lambs r655o each $50.
s;eady. stste and Pennsylvania @-Soea-@. VIZ
<infa uc> 81.
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New York Curb Market.

TNEF Blu CTENINH
New York. April T-The curb market opened
dull and with a heavy tone .Ofers not large.
and while bid prices made early general decline
in the active issues. reactions were fractional.
Their waS little change IN the later curb mar
kst- some issues improved. but the general
market moyed irregularly with limited and pro-
fessionai dealings until the close Total trans
actions were about E.M9 shares
Northern Securities was heavy from the start.
rack 10 gTs Later II sold at 374 and then back
TO s7K. with total trades OF $50 shares Greene
Erie bonds sold a. s. ave United States Steel
bonds A. Tennessee Copper At zI6
"a for so mars. ST Louis Transit at g for
10 shares and Lackawauna steel bonds At ssS
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Prime sterling. cables sisa4.s ST.: check,
ASs5G4S7!5: 60 days Lsss16LSf70.
Commercial sterling. CHEEKS 4S7506f.S759; 8
days 4-s4i-: 80 days Ls36LSis-
Grain bills $50
Cotton bills fSA
Eankers' Paris cables 5.1sdS.I5 LIS. cb~ck.
kl5.65i5 lis: 90 days s.lsisaaIS lis.
Commercial French francs. checks 5lsZG
5ls LIS: o. days IsAG5 LIS.
Commercial swiss francs. checks SIs5saSIs LIS
Commercial Belgian francs. checks s.l7ll: g
days 51.
Bankers reichsrnarcks. cables PSI aa5 S-Is
checks sSis6e5 els: - days % HIS.
Commercial reichsnarks.. checks s. I-ls9sS4: q
says - SIG; 50 Gays - SID
DAYS 4eGtO LIE.
Commercial Dutch suiiders. checks 81; G.
days S974 US ISIS
Market Erm.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Fair-Beef Cattle strong
sheen Close Lower.

NATIVE steeTs-Native cattle
receipts were about twice as large As were onereo
last Monday and included a much Larger repre-
Sentaticn Of beef steers OF considerably better
Kinds The days supply Of steers Was very good
and was composed largely OF those al $50 and
above. with not very many available that >old
below. Tue market opened IN rather lively fasn-
ion As the demands were good from all sources
and = good export demand prevailed and as there
were quite a few OF the iattr kI-rcs on oner.
trading was yscy brisk and active aad sales
were soon made No class q onerinsS hoNeyer;
showed any slONnesS, As ouycrA AppeArrd 10 nSGd
cattle and prices al ali stages were called good
and stronx- while SINE showed some higher. Ihs
market was good from start 70 nnish-
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n OF FUTURES.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were weak at the opening. due
to liberal receipts of hog and lower prices
at the yards. which caused free offerings
at the start. Packers bought moderately
on the decline. but there was very little
support. Closing prices were steady. July
pork being 21zc lower. at NT-35. Juiv lard
g1LHi5 lower at $50 and ribs down 10di0kc
at SIS
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars: corn. 70; oats. 80: hogs. 17.oo
head.
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butcher In the butcher de-
partmsnt were not large and nothing choice was
offered. but most OF the cows and h-ife-s were OF
decent to good classes. The movement on this
class WAS fairly active. as the demand was fully
equal TO the supply. but Was not Of the volume
to cause any change IN Gtday's quotations The
market ruled fully steady Gamers were In lght
supply ara were unchanged Not many bulls
were offered, but the demand WAS good and the
movement brisk at firm values for exports. but
slow on others. Hardly enough was offered OF
veal calves TO show any changes. although a
sale or 50 was made At strictly higher prices
at 81
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New York. April H.-Noney on call easy. 81
per cent: closing 2 Time money steady. n a.
roninally *: 50 days nominaily 81: Ex months
[<G4A- Prime mercantile paper 56SA- Sterling
bills at ls7ssats75s for demand. and at f-S4so
for 90 days. posted rates 4.s5 and as con-
nerciai bills i-S1sR4-sg: Mexican collars O..
Government bonds hrmer; railroad bords irreTu.
lar.
Chicago, April E.-CIearfnrs 81. SO. hi
ances s2Tes.2& New York exchange 81 mr.
for 90 days and AZ t-S for demand.
New York, April l.-Exehznges 81. 10 al: bal
a-ces G.slZ.S3-
Boston. AprI 1.-Exehanges 81. sss. sss: ball
ances si.3s1.k16
Phiiadelphia. April zI.-Clearinxs tI4. fd ga.
balances Ea2za Money 5asis per cent
balances tfss.0a Money 6 per cent
Cincinnati. o.. April G.-Clearirxs ISL. IN.
Treasury s~tntement.
Waxhington. April T-AvaElabls caeh halauc,
E.N.s-7; Gotd
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being also some purchases by inside interests.
The movement wsr based on Mr.. NreeIands CIR
cular 10 the stockholders containing the report
Of the expert accountants. Taylor and Robinson
sold 400 shares. The prevailing impression in
the street was that q statement showing the
companys present position and earning capsc-
lily would be more welcome than denials u the
sensational charges recently made.
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FInx.eed Qaotatioss.
REPUBLIC 81

SPECIAL
Chieaxo. III. April E-Flaxseed was dull and
prices sh,.f. rteady- The only transaction vas
he chsnsfnr Of May for Juy at u dIrersnce.
July cIo-~t at SIZE sellers and Nay tLos sellers
Rscsipis were 8 mere; . at Minneapolis and II
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Afternoon Reaction-There was very little in
the way news or gossip. There was rumor that
a suit similar to the one brought against the
Northern Securities Company would b brought
and defendant were not given In the afternoon
the showing made by the Atchison statement of
earnings for March supplied the room traders
with the basis Of e new but not very aggressive
selling movement
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STAGS
4...s15..- 40 1-..i2Sl.. 40
VEAL CALVES.

.I9--L@ .ss~-SS :-.Is...sz
SOUTHERN CATTLE Quarantine receipts
were Of more liberal proportions than any time
in the last few weeks. and the largest Monday
since March 8. when III cars were on the reg
lister. The DAYS arrivals were - cars. contain
ing ass head. against eS cars and z0SS head
last Monday. and IS cars and LII head the
same DAY TWO weeks ago.
steers made IN the bulk Of arrivals. although
q LIBERAL proportion Of the stun was available.
Not many bulls or calves were Included. Grass
ers p~redomin1ted and some COWS and heifers
and iight-weiEht steers were very desirable, a
trainioad OF the latter selling at ND The top
Of the market was realized by fed steers at s.
The market ruled very active. local buyers
bought freely and were REINFORCED by some
orders and a few outsiders Values were good
and steady on both grass and fed classes OF all
Efnds With fesh- Thin half-rat stu1 on the
yearlinE order declined iG9i5c. while calves such
as were offered also declined around SOC per
head
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At~chison-The feature Of the afternoon decline
vas Atchison- This stock was weak on the
statement Of earnings for March. showing in
crease in gross Of s4S.Ol2 and decrease IN the
net Of fet15sL- This furnished an excuse TO
the room traders for selling the general list 1t
was pointed cut that the maintenance ezDerdi-
lures were very much heavier than last wear.
AID the roads earning capacity was in reality
larger.
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Mexican Stock-Both Mexican Central and
Mexican National Of Mexico were strong in the
early dealings. TIE movement WIS again &C
companied by talk Of the rise OF silver and sharp
decline in Mexican exchange The reports Of a
deal with Rock Island we're officially ana en-
Phaticaily denied by the Rock Island Interest
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New York stock Quotattor.

ST. Lous. April 2I--Ths following SHOWS the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
reCted daily for The Republic By Francis.
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Reported through Francis. Bro. & Co, No. 94
North Fourth street. by the Commercial Adj
v~ertiser=
New York, Aprl Observation-Disclosures we're
very dull IN London to-day, and showed declining
tendency. Prices came generally lower, the Big
Rest decline bling in Anaconda. The arbitrage
houses had selling orders, and they put out In al
about Is. go shares. chiefly Mexican National. 3.
q o., southern Pacific and Omitted States Steel.
netropoIifzn-There- was an advance OF over
, points In Metropolitan Street Railway IN tbs
ear1y DEALINGS. The buying appeared 70 b. for
kT5 aeaesz-S rcen shorts covering .snz thsrs
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Bond Sales ut New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April ZL-ssies OF bends were made