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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
10 M ltss market quiet; mddltnss l2sc.
by Telegraph.

New York, June 19.-Spot Gotten closed quiet:
middling uplands l2.4oc: middling Gulf 12.65c:
sales 200 bales. Futures closed firm: June L.. lic
July II l9c; Aug 1179c: Sept. 10. gic Oct 10.lic:
Nov 9glc; Dec. 9.Sjc; Jan. S.SSc; rep. $50
The market opened weak at decline OF tdS
POINTS under lower cables. and a continuation
Of the more or less general selling noted yester-
day. which again encouraged oy a fairiy
Favorable weather map and larger receipts Bus
after certain options had lost another point or
two the list rallied sharply by a weather
forecas. Indicating the probability Of lower tenn
pCraturc. and bull support, from New orleans
ACCOMPANIED by fresh reports OF crop dannage
Again the room attempted to check the adyane-
Ing tendency but the insight for the week
figures of the corresponding week last year anu
forced slowly upward: under further dni sup
mort and covering with the market closing at
inst about the best point of The DAY being iifin
at n net advance of 1fi6 points. Total sales fu-
TIRES were estimated at $4,000 bales .--,..
Iivernool June 19.-Cotton-Spot tnoderate
business done; prices 20 points lower; american
mi5idIing fair fOSd good rniddling 6s2d: MD
d,ipr sd: low middlinG S52d: good ordinary
I'D. ordinary 6.06d. The sales OF the DAY We're
SSo bales OF which 500 were Tor specuiation
and EXPORT and included 1900 American. re
CENTS ii 900 bales. including l.S0o American fu-
tnreS opened easier and closed unsettled: Amer
lean niddlinE e. o. C.: June 6.55h5 a5d June
and and Juiv 6.5id652d; July and Aug; 6.isGs i9d
Aug and Sept. 6.3ids35d: Sept and oct. $50 20
Oct and Nov 5.i3a5+id: Nov. and Dec o2eI
Sd. Dec and Jan 5.26d5.2!d Jan. and Feb
5s5d5. 26d: Feb. and March 5.25d.
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By Telegraph.

Kansas City. Mo-, June s.-Cattle-Receipts
80, natives: calves. 81 natives, Marke: 5a1fa
feeders S. 500 Las Western fed steers st
Ss.o5a3.N: native cows s2a4.i5: native heifers
81 .,7 Gamers a. 81 lIa2 90; bulls s2sa3 80
sa.s2iza5 s5 heavy S. sci T6 orr: mixed packers
S5.5a? ~ b Light s25G5 s. workers. s5{0p5; s.;
lambs 81. 5o@5.s5:. iet ewes s2.25a5.l5; Texas
s3.3hd5.iO: stockers and feeders s. .2oGi
Gh 1. o June ne, i9-cattls-Recs , 200 in;
to prime steers s55 i5 poor to meiurn siais5;
stockers and feeders s3ff4 -: cows si.slG 20:
heifsrs 2Sai .: Gamers Sl.sol2.s0: bulls 81 50
$50 Hogs-Receipts to-day 5000: tomorrow
Is go: left over S.6eO steady to &C lower; mixed
wi usae!s oush Rsayy 5 odSS a0 iEht "s ga
6 20: bulk of sales ssGs. 20 ShceF-Receipts 5000:
sRoice a Wethsrs sSS fair G' to choice mxe
s3gt >: Western sheep 8 Sd5 native lambs
GO. Shpments-Cattle 5,1i4: hogs 5,2sl sheep
New York. June 19-Beeves-Recsipts ass:
steers steady. closing dull at .i.766f5. Is: bulls
50. scat. %: cows s1.50dil0: exports to-day s,5
cattle Is sheep and 1905 quarters Of beef Calves
30: buttermllks s275as: mixed calves IS: city
Receipts 1872: good handy sheep steady; others
tribe easier Lambs opened about steady, closed
81: lambs S. s5G775: earrings ,5.s6GG,25 Hogs
Receipts 1898: feeding steady: state hogs Sc;
s. e: cows and heifers se.25N450: stockers
feeders rb, H Bns sss mixed g e
U.s. ss:' pigs si0a5i 10 Receipts 100; steady
| spring lambs S.: ysarlings 81 wethers si'o
ewes "a %. Texas sheep 3.5GIii.J.
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sHEEP-A fair run q sheep arrived. :n !
while good mutton sheep sold ready
and for little more money than
they would have brought THURSDAY TIE
cline amounting to l5T25c. and even at the le-
duced prices sales Were slow and hard u make
some good lambs were available. hut good TO
choice ones scarce. while half fat ones were
plentiful. Stockers. If young. were in good de
mand. Lambs sold Ai0T6 =. mutton she p
al $50 and stockers at s.. 2jl2 %.
HOGSAgain the number OF hogs on sale was
small and not half Sufficient to meet the demand
Of the trade Part OF the arrivals were SHIPPED IN
by local saughterers to I'll urgent orders. they
being unable to secure enough hogs here. There
was practically no material change TO the trade.
but possibly a few loads of the best hogs sold 4
shade better than Thursday. In general II
was steady to firm and active market for all
kinds of stock offered. No really common or
| trashy pigs and lights were among the arrivals.
All buyers We're IN the market. and the early
while late arrivals sold promptly.
The best hogs sale brought s6.l5. and the
bulk Of the good medium weights sold at $50
roughs and pigs at s5.5pd5.9o
HORS ES-Another day of absolute quietude
was added to the food history of the horse and
mule market. No receipts We're registered which
consequently brought about absence OF bust
ness far the commission interests Were
concerned at least. and it pretty much the
same with all interests.
The horse dealers had very few animals on
hand. and therefore could effect few transac-
tons. The mule dealers We're in n position "a
handle business. as they had plenty Of stock on
hand. but the demand did not materiaize. NJ
least not in sufficient quantity 10 be noteworthy
Good receipts prOportonate 70 the season are
expected for next week. 1t will probably not be
anv heavy supply. because it is not the time
| of year for SUCH hut the market will b, n nGr'
| NAL share. and 1t is expected that a number
| Of consiGnrnents which were held out by the
flood will then come
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

a
bres he hng OF
atprces wera
eweah
a
rapidly ssnade
ar the
dsof the earyu buyers
Cornw land thout ilf !
trendo
the las hour.wh Il
heat 4 u
open u p al s.
OF produce in
Locase lite! exte
cings
tetwe en
Spotcot wasu ncfauged in
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New York Curb Market.

New York. June ls.-Aside from the heavy
transactions in Montreal and Boston, copper the
curb market was without noteworthy feature
Trading was in an extremely small scale and
although strength was exhibited in spots the
trades were about $500 shares Northern Securi-
ties wac weak at the opening. 1t sold from 30
up to Se&. then back to 9lA for 1000 shares
Am ss Car preferred sold at 42ls Erie bonds
s45t. Greene Copper sold from 2l5s down to Il
for 800 shares. Ten thousand shares of Montreal
and Boston sold from Il. down to l%6fli.: 100
shares of Tennessee Copper sold at 2sl.: 100
shares OF Seaboard common sold at 2i7s Two
shares of Standard oil sold at Go; 800 Mexican
National second preferred sold at 2sS
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STG&.S EXTREMELY DULL
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
TOTAL OF GO SHARES
CHANGES HANDS.
fractions Are Slightly Higher and
Other Issues Are Rather
Freely Offered.

Yesterdays market for local securities
was the dullest of the year. Very few board
lots changed hands and most of the trading
was in remnants. A sale of % shares of
Transit at $40 was recorded. after which
the stock was offered at s24.62la The per
cent bonds We're higher at $3.50
State National was the only banking
issue dealt in to a sufficient extent to
justify quotation. 1t was decidedly weak
at slSS. National Candy common declined
to SO and a small brewery bond was taken
at sil2. Total sales amounted to GO shares
of stock and s,!Q0 worth Of bonds.
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RANGE OF FUTURES.
Articles. opening .Hlshes, Lowest. Closing.

Trading in provisions was dull and with
out feature. Prices were somewhat easier
at the start, due to liberal receipts of hogs
and lower prices at the yards, but covering
by shorts caused firmer feeling early in
balance of the day. Sept pork closed &C
higher at SIT. Sept. lard was unchanged at
IS .97la, and ribs a shade higher at $500
9.321s.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Is cars; corn, GO; oats. $50; hogs, 1890.
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Hester's Visible.

New orleans La. June 19..7-Secretary Hester's
ton shows the total visible 2,Sii.5s9. OF which
! 30 800 is American cotton.
closed arm; June 1s.s5c: July la.4ic. bid: Aug
IA 2tIi13 35c Sept 1l-i9T SOC: Oct. n0ITf1 0Sc:
Nov Ii(is 76c: Dec. 9T3T9. 7ic: Jan 9.7id9 &c.
Spo. firm: sales $50; ordinary 10 9-lsc good
binary ii 5-lSc: low mddling II S-l6c middling
Il lss: good middling 10 916c mddling fair 14l,c
receipts 49, stock $3.50.
Provisions.
Butter-QuotatIons: Creamery-Eytra 22d22i5c:
frsts l9T2Oc; seconds 1iGlsc. DaiTy-Extra ITO
isc: rsts l6l:l7c; grease 4a5c lade packed. good,
17Gflsc frsts l5Gi6c country packed stock 13i2c:
Inferior Less; renovated extra, 16al7c. hrsts 1Gp
iSc: grass Favored tpails, ltc. I ~.
EEgs-Current receipts 1llsglSc; receipts 1888
local and Sc through
11Ic; singles Tic: daisies 11&.G; y A. 1lSc:
long horns l2c; Lirnburger. new. sl24lOc: inferior
3iSaic: swiss ISc; brick 12Gl2i2c
Hides.
Dry nint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
ms lbs and over at l5c. do. (do) fallen at lac.
ali stock under i6 lbs. at l2l2c: native and Ar
kpnssss at l3s.c round culls TIC: natives on Sc
Iection-No at lie; No. at 12c: dry sailed at
lIdi2c for light to heavy: on selection-No. at
,iE II2ILc: No at 10l.TliIEc: green sailed round
Southern at 7aIc, Western at SCI on selection at
SiLc fo- No i and at 7i5c for No. 2. bulls or un-
cured 1c per h. less part cured l1c less cuils &C.
Horse hides at Sis for No. and s.. 10 for No. l
green: ponies colts and blues ST. and Zoe for dry.
Wnn1
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asked.
Domestic Exchange.
Government Bonds.
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser. through
Fra rcis Bro. & Co., No. ia North Fourth street:
New York. June Observation-Disclosures stocks
.opened Irregular in London. and soon developed
|pronounced weakness. the most conspicuous SELL
ing pressure being in the Steel shares. Prices
came lower The srbitrage houses had both
|buying and selling orders. On balance they sold
|about A, 90 shares.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Tinges and stained Adssc below white.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston 46l bales.
New Orleans. 1888 bales.
Mobile, | bale.
Savannah, pol bales.
Norfolk. les bales.
Houston, bales.
Men phis. 81 bales.
sever DAYS were .6iS bales, against 3.0'l bales
a week ago. and 2l,s66 bales year ago. En-
ports 1885, bales, against 500 bales year
ago Stocks 24s, 6il bales. against SJ9, 45i.
Galveston-Spot market frm: mddlings l2izc.
New Orleans-Spot market steady: middlinss
sIemphis-spot market quiet; middlings l2ac.
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FInxseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago Ill. June I9-F1axseed was weak and
2i1HSc off Duluth weakness the chief in
fluence july sold at si0l and sept. at 1.04i-
both closing sellers: No Northwestern sod NJ
Si.0i ard No. ! 81 bid. Receipts were car,
here. IS at Minneapolis and % at Duluth.
Petroleum.
Oil City. Pa. June l9.-Credit balances 81. so;
certificates. no bid. Shipments si.ssi; average
I5.623. Runs 50. 425: average sf.45s. shipments
Lima s7.152. average IS so. runs-LimA G.s0
average 5s,0i3.
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United States Steel-After early fractional de-
.clines in both the common and preferred on LON
don selling, the Steel stocks rallied what the
room called Keene support. The trading in
THESE shares however. was in smaller voiume
Than yesterday. The announcement that Steel
.urices this year had been fixed at the same
figures as lastryear fell fiat. 1t pointed out
by the bears that IL any cuts were made later
tbe consumer would get the benefit OF them SO
that schedule was merely nominal. The quota
tion Of SOS for rails for 1904 delivery was ex-
prctcd though talk heard that the United
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings S43,53I,370, a
Decrease of 81 Per Cent.

New York. June 19.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended June IS, with the percentage of
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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New York Stock Quotations.

st Louis. June 1s.-The following shows the
opening. highest, lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by D. r Francis.
street:
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Atchison-London an early seller of Atct-
tson. the price reacting frac;ionally. Later Il
rallied on scattering buying for both accounts.
There was a story that the leading spirit in the
old AtchisOn pool had made oysrtures to Mr..
keene with a view to having the latter take
charge OF the manipulation Of the stock, and
carry on a campaign against what is said 10
be Il large and stubborn short interest.
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American smelters-The American Smelling az.

American Sunelters-The American Smelling and
Refining Company to-day declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable July The matter OF a
dividend the common stock not dis
cussed by the board at its meeting to-day. 1t is
expected however. that this subject will be con-
sidered at the next dividend meeting in Septern-
Der; though the probabilities are. according to
~eIl-iforIned persons. that the directors will
not declare a dividend the common until
the end of the year
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New York; June 1s.-Bar silver s27sc per ounce
At London "a 5-16d per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Washington June 19.-Avaiable cash balance
80. 2Ss. GA: gold. sl03. 407.3I5.
New York Money Market.
New York June 1s.-Money on call steady:
lowest 2d2r. closing offered 2: time money
steady: 50 days 4I4H; 80 days AZ; six months
81; prime mercantile paper 5d5la. Sterling ex-
change heavy at 4.S7s5 for demand, and at 4 $3.50
for 60 days; posted rates 4S5G4s6 and 1855; COM
mercial bills 81. Mexican dollars 4lc. Govern
ment bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular
The Metal Markets.
New York, June 1e-The London tin market
was irregular. spot being Is Sd higher while fu-
lures declined IS. with the former position clos
ing at f126 2s Cd. and the latter at 1924 S. In
New York the market was quiet. closing at q 90
tf2S.25c: there decline of .7s Sd In the Lon
don copper market, spot closing at f5s Is Cd and
futures at fS5 rs Cd. Locally, copper remains
dull and nominally unchanged. Lake and cleo
trolytic quoted at li.5oIl4.75c and casting at
14o1c Lead was unchanged in London at fiji Is
Cd and in New York at 4.125c. Spelter was Is Cd
lower, closing at f2o in London while locally il
remained nominal, but it was a shade easier at
sac. l25c. Iron closed at SIS Sd In Glasgow and
at As 4Ikd in Middlesboro. Locally, IRON was
quiet and nominaIIy UNCHANGED: No. foundry
Northern s1g. 5000: No foundry. Northern SIS s.
GIls: No. foundry Southern. and No. foundry
Southern soft s1sdls.5e. Warrants are nominal.
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tush "raih, TiouE, Etc.
wHBAT-RcceIpts ass SKIS. and 80 cars local
and cars through; A close quotable basis at
sold GH at .Sa5sc and SKID at 5Saise: No. at &c
for choice car. SKID. weeyily at DC: No. hard
lots at sii24igc and Turkey worth soc; No. 3
CORN Receipts: $50 sks, and &c cars local and
e cars and &c e s sp No at SOC Sc ' and
white 5$isa55c E. side destination weights and
s,eaST sass By Gsa u sde but but
3 3gG4ac: No 3SG+oc w. side: No. white 45D
4sc "; side: No. white 43a43llc E and 4lli &c
RYE-Held firmly at &c loaded E. side for No
No. s.possibly salable at &c del o. 'i'' inc
FLAXsEED-Entirely nominal at s1.0l per bu
sPPi 5pf 81 10 aF Winter none eu f5ns
straIghts sssoas5o;; extra fancy s3.45as,55. low
5uisssPatsnts SIS for si5sts to $50 for es,ra
fancy s'raEh na So "a, clears g
or al dePo, mis- side. Orders higher. ''.,.-.' ~
SKIS. and $50 in wood for new: mixed and in
5ll Ait. ,s, meal Ranv b. $40 and
BRAN.In large SKIS sold W: side to the South
Esss at ST Sc IN large ad
Sic in small SKIS; mNd. feed at SIC and nIids at
sIa9Sc in i@s At mill bran sells at SIasoc and
HNY@Receipts 800 tons local and 20 through !:
ls 9 for choice sl4al5S9 for No ,l2al3 for No
FOR choice sliGI45S Tor No i, siiai$ for 10 - =
Prairte-Sll for No. l. sloa1o.5o for No ?. ssas for
sTRAW-Wheat and oat on trk $50: rye 81
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead sold at ;s.s5:
WHIsKY-steady at $3.50
Produce.
Pork-New standard sl7.io per 100 lbs, in a
Iard-Choice steam on E. side closed nominal
IL kpttle-renieTpd
Green Hams Etc.-Car lots held T. o. b. E
side thus: Hsns-lo-av. at l27,c: Us at l2i4c,
las at lisc: les at 1Lc. 1ss at l4sc. EOS at lie
Skinned hsmsiss ,s at Gd s Sgs and 22q2 at
New York shoulders d0dl2 avl at Sc. From the
block del: Hams at l01.c to l0&sc and bellies at
New York shoulders at 7izc Slles. . cars Ii-av
hams. y car i0-av. do and u car 12-av. do. all
| on p. !: ,,eats-To arrive loose. cured cribs
dull and nominal. closing thus; i5-av. at 9.32i7c
way ranged: Extra shorts at s,ic. cribs at g54c.
s Er fat backs al Sc standard backs at s,.e.
Dealers charge higher on orders
Bacon-Bxd; p c meats in j9boing way
to i5I.c for choice light: hams at l2t.c to 1870
mainly: California and New York shoulders at
&C. Plain smoked bxd lots In jobbing way
clear at l01.c; bellies at foisc: plates at SIC: fat
| backs at &C: standard backs at 19S,c. Dealers
charge higher on orders.
TaIIow-Prime country 5a5Isc and No. at iisc
| cake out Of season.; packers choice 5AE5l4c.
0Ieo-Stearine-Steady at size.
S;rease-Country brown Sac; yellow 4isc and
| white tic, Packers stock-Br6wn at 4f,aii.c;
yellow al 4Isd4r.c: white at si.Gstsc.
Frog Legs-Lasse sl2': medium at soc: small
atyeals-ouote good to choice calves at 5d5tsc pc,
| ID. heretics and thin nominaliy satc. shseJ
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Ohio was due to the purchase of 5OOO shares BIZ
Bogy & Hubbard. followed by heavy buying by
Harris. Gates & Co. The Chicago party IL bull
ish on the stock, notwithstanding the improb-
ability of any increase in the dividend rate this
year. There are some large holders Of the stock.
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States Steel Company would have done well to
reduce II.

AnthTacite-Th. early feature was Reading.
There was considerable talk Of fine earnings but
the room inclined to the belief that the Field
Oliver party responsible for the movement
This, however. was ridiculed by certain commits
sion houses who had huying orders in the stock
Conspicuous among these We're Chicago houses
and Wasserman Bros. The other anthracite
stocks. like Ontario and Western. Delaware and
Hudson and Erie also showed strength In the
late trading rumor circulated that Mr.. Keene
had lately accumulated q heavy lire Of Read
ing, and predicting much higher prices
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Foreign EXCHANGE

IVEOHsH ISNCfHHHC.
Prime sterling. cables 4sss5al ss.5; cbect,
4.s790a4.SS: 50 days SOS IA Ssh. eshs
Commercial sterling checks 4s77oi4 s7so. On
days 4.S5L; 90 days ISi. w
Grain bills 4.S5a4; cotton bills 4S4IsI4 s4z
Bankers Paris. cables SIS: checks 5.i5I: 60
days 5.1sL. e' w
Commercial French francs. checks 515SS
G5l 1-l6d5. 1851; 60 days 5.lShG5.ls l-l5G5 lss.
Commercial Swiss francs checks s. l5es as Is lis
G5.l6L: 60 days 51S34 ~ I'D
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 51szxS
81 Ills; SO days 5.19SsG5.1s I-l6G5 20
Bankers reichsmarks, cables 95x checks a5ss =.
60 days %. ''s'
Commercial reichsmarks. checks IS 7-16as5is
50 days "a l3-15Gsi5s.: 80 days "a s-lsT9is.
40 1-16G40k ' w "ass
cornmercal Dutch suilders. checks 40 s-1sa,o. .
60 days 40. ei't'
Market steady.
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mot included in totals because containing
| other items than cleerings. Balances paid in
| cash. mot included in totals because OF no COM
parson for last
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Cattle Scnrce-Beef Trade Mod
ernte-Sheep Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTEE-The majority Of cattle re-
ceived were on the native side and even then
it was but a meager supply. for only few over
500 cattle were received. and not enough OF any
class to hardly furnish basis for a market
mixers and a few butcher cattle. on which
trading conducted slowly II nearly
noon before any beef steers were received, and
with a few loads of late arrivals the supply was
around six loads that included few thin cheap
kinds. with the balance being medium to fairly
BUYERS got out and bought at good steady prices
Following is list of quotations based upon
sales during the week:
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best native beef steers. strictly fancy.
Choice export Steers. i.So6ai. 500 lbs. 475a5. Is
Good shipping and export steers. 1.SOo
q1.60D lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.5oQ4. S.
Fair to medium shipping steers. 1900
Dk RES isf BEEF AND BUTCHER Steers sifsGf 3
Steers. 129Sal go lbs. rough to best. COOS .
steers BEEF ZEE s'1 ANB BETcHBR STEERS
No. i Al; p r No. AZ Az Ir No i Az p
...loss... 4.ss g.. elo...4.eo g.. sss... AS
f.1 1875 4 sSS s'''1lsS'. 4's5 L. $780, 100
BUTCHER CATTLE-A sprnkling of common
heifers and a few bulls was about the extent
of butcher cattle that were on offer Prices
handy weight kinds than Thursday. A good
many veal calves were on sale that brought
steady prices.
based on the following quotations:
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STOCKS AND bonds IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass, June 1e.-Closinr quotations nm
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY
Call loans sha&H per cent: time loans. Isa5s
BONDS.
A.chison Recommendations. ssis
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Local Money Market.

Clearings were again moderate. with onlv a
fair demand for call and time loans with 5,s
count rates steady, between and per cent.
Yesterdny's Bunk CIearinrs,
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
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Stocks of Grain in Store.
Curb Graiu Markets.

St. Louis-Wheat easy. Sept. sold at 14ssc to
7ilSTI4 and latter asked puts 7ii.c to 74l4tp
7iasc: calls. iiisc to 47sa75c. Corn weak Sept.
offered at isAe: puts. tsc: calls sic ,,,>,-,,,
calls 75l.c. Sept. corn: Puts. 49Asc: calls. SOC
Cnsh Grain. Elnur. Etc.
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Chicago Stock Market.
New York Curb Stocks,

Fourth street " "
Close:
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Wool.
NIss,,,ri and Illinois

Black. cotted ETC.. from &c to &C per ID. less.
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RAILROAD sTocKc

n. Y. n. II. & II. 1855.
fftchburg pfd. LBS
Union Pacific ..... so
Mex. Central 80. 2liS
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Bar Silver.

Bar Silver.
New York. June 1s-Bar silver 525sc per ounce
At London "a 5-16d per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
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miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERsIn good demand and firm White
live geese in small SKIS soc and in large SKIS
large SKIS; old white asa ioc: y 30aS4c; Xxx 20
&c: Xxx 1291ic: MN &c. Chickens 4.1c;
puck-White 3Sc dark Csc. Turkey-Clear tall
zoe: wing loo: pointers sc: wing and tail mixed
lsc wing tail and pointers mixed Sc; body
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Am. Sugar .......-.il9lz
Do. pfd. .........1lsi2
Am. Tel. & Tel ..lilAs
Dominion /. q S. 14s.
Gen. Electric .....I16
Mass. Electric -. 26iL