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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-17

Sssss ase: ss eo i s e a ss
p kKiESH foHa; a. sssoo e. J.
sf PEa issz Easefsa:n sb q ks9aty
f2f ZEE r. and sa specksS e sal foE sod and
ssiPp. illinois. Tennessee and arEsasas at sea
GKAPEs@A Few 6ssEs,s In Pom 9al aENsn.,,
eu; mostly green Slow sale at 25gs5c Climax
,,PEARs-Flortda Le conte a, s21as crata
Homegrown at zsasoc a peck Tor common va
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. ssas.,s per
NEW APPLEs--Hom.-growna at 5ocan.z per
oW: COX and Dds. from ss59Si. according 70
s9c. and bu. box a, sSasoc. Bbls. a5ass f oS
Sod 3f, and 2d.4 g Seas S9E choice,
nss at G. and a Ssi:s:.a M a.
4 .. on orders 5a50c box higher.
sGofs q ysssSG Fer .a6g g basket,
for Choice AM = o so- 'T 5nc on bass SS
vi.dell on orders at S a boI -'''-A -''A
e SeSoSAS p. s1h $50 e G5a..1 and in lob
cALiFokNiA DEIPTous ERu1Es1sale, a.
az; A ASu1aanss sgessl: aRa Tragedy N;.sa
=, SAN tai. e, TEXAS s, = crate. a. TO and
&C J aSd erates at sisl;s for choice and lsa.Il
s e Il sass for sRa n az o:s e, Saa
WATERGE1ONS-SaleI mainly at G15 to III
per car for Texas and Georgia and Mississippi
at S1259l&o. with fancy large higher. In 3obb;nr
NEW PoTHToES-EarIy Ohio from farnsrS
wagons at 65giOc up to &c; trtumphs at 500
sc: delivered for good to choice; poor or dam
NEW oNIoNs-Nsa.-ey yellow a. $3.50 sad
NEW CABBAGE-Quots l5f!oec a bu box and
pgSc per Dbl. On orders higher.
CCABERS-Horne-gTown 60SI5c per hu
box Cons sned going At about charges
TOMATOES - Home grown 7scGSl. ConsiEned
slow sale and weak, with only choice, sound
wanted. Quiet q: ooasso for poor or ieaky to no
for choice
BETS - New homegrown a, 100 ZEE dos
punches.
LETTUCE-Hom<-grovn a. 15s4oc per su. bog.
CARROTS - New homegrown at 1890 per
doz. punches.
GREEN. PEAs-Horne-rrown a, 1eIS per bu.
loose for choice.
GrMBo = Homegrown a. I5c91.2s p.r H-bu.
.cAULIFLowER-soa1so per bu. box. Accord
ing to quality.
CEtERI-New Michigan At 1899 per bunch.
according to size.
EGGPLANT Choice New Orleans at "a neg
Dbl. Home grown at SC per dor.
KALE-Houe- grown at aG sc per bu loose
PEPPERS-Eou1e-growu at seG35c peg 1A-bu.
basket
STRING BEANS4esoc per bu box loose for
choice fresh round green.
SQCASH-Hone-g grown cG50c per bu. box loose.
GREEN CORN-Home-grown sugar at 10Gahe
per coz
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FEELING SLIGHTLY BETTER
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES.
TRANSIT RALLIES AFTER A
BREAK.
Bids for Other Issues Are Higher
at the Close With Moderate
Offerings.

Toward the close OF the session there
was better feeling in local securities While
most OF the active issues did not show a
gain. the tendency in the last half hour
was upward. Transit after dropping from
sep.5e to ssol2ts. closed in fair demand at
s2"29. United Railways. preferred had
some support at 81 and sT1.l2E.
Lincoln Trust eased of from s24s to s247 80,
but when the offerings were exhausted the
stock was wanted at s2i9. with none for
sale. Missouri Trust was steady at $1a6 6211s,
and Third National firm at $500.
Laclede Gas IS were under selling pres
sure at slei.S71a and s10i.75 National Candy,
common, was taken at SIG,
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two, weeks. the offerings were rather poor in
resented and Blu, few real good native mutton
sheep were to be found There was no material
selling about steady with Wednesday and with
sale The sucker whale ae Feans asvs SLOW
the high basis established several days ago.
larger than on run was any aD9 S5eTs
The rs 6 amounting 70 in the neishborhood
S SssS ard about 2Soo head this day last year
from ali s is trading sRSs x ss
aS si and sellers were able to force advance
ID hogs receiving, the greatest advance, Wills
nd aRs PLAIN the oWss the
heavy hoss sold sSa5:iS tina, ii would I ha1s
sold market eskensd and the eiose W showe t
was coed seieess! lights 10 to rs is H bsas
ss "ssGp sssass At fAs sas Il 3ss ESD ESD
sne sh hest s fa ct mi.
season developed this week. consequently The
sentative day less than ISS head P be-
Ing avaahis at every auction The trade was in
principally the Eastern markets. There was lit
mostly 81 medium grade. bu. although he " de
p mspa f Ns the ehSsss Qualities sold
high prices were realized. the scale OF values be-
ing 80 Tar as relative values were
concerned the market was steady to perhaps
the face Of the decline which recently developed
this does not indicate very high range Of prices
The trade has to all appearances resolved itself
into its quiet. midsummer attitude and not much
is expected OF 1t in the way of activity Tor a
few weeks to come. However. buyers saw that
tail horses Of the chunk and draft type though
not heavy one. The speculative demand is
very light
Horse quotations:
Heavy draft-Common TO good sI3oG175: choice
TO extra .lsoa25o. Chunks-1.lso TO 1850 lbs fair
horses and cobs-Fair TO good Sl5Ol25J: choice
to extra $3o0d5e0. Horses for the South-Sman,
light drivers, fair to good sisdso: choice to extra
S,0dle: Southern drivers, large NI09I75. Export
chunks-l.2 200 to 1850 lbs: plain to good silOg
lsc; choice to extra sl75q22s. Business drivers
Saddlers for Southern use-Fair to coed ss5Ileo:
choice to extra sI29i16o: fancy gated and New
York saddlers s2OG3S0. Inferior horse.-Comrnon
small plugs s35as0: heavy work plugs s75al60.
MCLES-There was not much change in the
mule market this week. SO far as related to
loss which prices sustained the week prior The
dealers continue to do very little and the re-
suit was that they were not very anxious for
fresh supplies. therefore even with lighter nun
values did not show up TO any greater advan-
taSe. Only a fair movement prevailed. and
into dealers hands. there was no urgency or
activity shown in the local buying ana II
only the comparative cheapness which in
duced dealers to take hold Of the offerings The
market is about s5dio lower than a month ago
most difference. There is no call whatsoever
for rough. plain and aged mules.
Mule quotations (for broke mules, 4 to wear.
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Reported b. Francis. Bro. & Co. No PA North
Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables 1865 "a .se75: checks
4 Ss25 ~. SOS: 90 days 4.s+Ii.Sil.
Commercial sterling, checks 4 s6d4 $751;: Cd DAYS
4 S3Sai.S3T.: 90 days 4.seis4is3
Grain bills 4.siis Sih: cotton bills 4.sS4p
4Sia.
Bankers. Paris. cables 5.l5H: checks 5.lsI: 60
Commercial French francs. checks blszs: co
days 5.lsas.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks t.17,s; 60
Commercial Belgian francs checks 6lsa: 60
days 5.20as.
Rarkers' reichsmarks. cables IS e-leIe5ss:
checks IS 7-l6G35is: 50 days si7,Gs4 1915.
Commercial reichsrarks, checks rs sis; 90
Bankers' Dutch gulIders, checks 4oi454o 5-Is:
60 days 40 Lie.
Commercial Dutch Eu,!ders. checks 10 a-Is9
40A 81 days SO l5-l5Gio.
Market very weak.
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,,i.ce1Inneou. Markets.

FEATHERSPrfme white live geese in small
SKIS. SIC. and In large SKIS Sc: prime gray DO.
&c e : 5a sn * T: sfs XXX . 95a whis 3
&c; tare. 70 per cent on small SKIS and on Large:
A.g@sterny. weedy. etc. less: lady slipper Sc:
May apple pc saas so s sfa snake saSk
2isc: angelica 5aes: wahoo-bark OF root Sc: bark
sHEER PELTs.Fqi wool gelts ifsasl; shs az,
y DEER SKINS .ETc.-ouo,e. per ID: rrim.
2yc: antelope PIC: goat 25c each-damagsd cut.
Observation-Disclosures at sc per h. for
sUNFLowER sEEp-Nominal at si.lo per ~
CASTOR BEANs-A. si.s5 per bu.: srnaller lots
LiSsEED ofIIouotable at sc per gal for
raw and SIC for boiled: &c per gal. less In car
CASTOR oL-Lot. Of 200 gals. at SIC per ID.
for No. and sl.c for No. 3; small Quantities 10
sATERKRAUT-Dui quote in tobbinE way
at 81 IL per half Dbl; and at - Per Dol kssS g
a, CoT 4S Is oI1-win,er white 4sc; yellow
I.c: summer white 4Sc: yellow SIC: salad Sc
HoSEI.Dpr; comb at 1Ss 81, to lee; strained
caiifernia and Colorad5 held higher.
HoPs-New York at 25s27c: Western :sassc:
SAT- SIDE medium at Sc; granulasea SOC
PEI FR SS co 5s: receipts s hit prices un-
changed: nominal: quote the range. per ton In
sa 81 to iei 81, 0e ehes e a. ~ 70 s 3 ~ 10 ~. ta
STOCK PEAS-wh!PPootwil a, s3s2'ac Der
Sq hE9 9:ssF Ela5s asS2EaPsy from sore Dried
green peas-seo,eh at SO: split peas At ;: per
Ientis &c. White beans-C'hoice hani-picked beans
at 2.srd2. - per bu. Other grades acccrinsiy.
KAFFIR CORN-White at &c psr 10 lbs
EMPTY BARRELS-coal oil. tur3entine and
gasoline Csc: VINEGAR 5ec: black oil i9c: Lnsesd
light OIL and varnish 55c: sugar &c; wAisky Sc
pickle 4oG50c: salt C: -four i5c: noissses &c:
isrd tss PC; &c IN for each broken head &C lol
,MossIGray mixed 1ita14e; graz :, brown and
Gsi4e: N a, sisaic: Xxx at 4'sas,: XISx at
5f5irS; inferior picked i.ss: extra htach &c eo1,
&c. cd rope-No / manila at $50: Nc. at
5eG Rubber at s. ,.,,-
kinds frcu, SO 10 si4.
PEANUTs-FarTrers' ttock. per IL: Red 1Ifef-
POP CoRS-ssliinE on cob at socasl per 100
ms 5?r Pe1 IoT Ns y IS XET1 ris al ~, SEE ss
Wrought iron sc, heavy cast 50c: halIeable stee'
and brsakahlc &c. stove 4lc. burnt &c: light
PECASSNI.ate<t sales OF Texas in car lois
were at &c for small and TIC for good average:
sof:GHtM-cANE sEED-ouotabIe a, 76c PEI
at &c for fair to SC for good: bleached chops at
1l-GiS.c: do. waste at iltni-zc; sun-dIied alar-
sgrs ar Il % p.a s nominal 'O'
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRCP-New sugar nj
Sp GRASS sEEpsHuote - Millst at sic per zoe:
HUNGARIAN at SC 20 81; clover al S and limo.
Co6PE:fs ,tSr@y-s ..'iote en- orders for prompt
fs.s, for bound pork bbis SIS for woo
bound. and 81 for iron bound: oleo ties. SIS,
do Sc: half -bbIs. &c: NAL bbls SOC: psotass
or apple bbls. 2sa. 80
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l3c: spring ducks Sc: spring geese C: spring tug
Keys &c; Old turkeys l3r. ducks &C: geese. <uii-
:rathereo, 5r; geese. IuCked. &c: live pigeons and
Dressed Iced Poultry Chickeas-Hens NC:
spring chickens lie. ROSTERS 5i-c: turkeys l4c.
Foregoing figures a=e FOR choice only.
Fresh F!sh-tlu0t-. Black bass al &c: Graphic
ut : for small to ,c FOR large: dressed cat &c:
spoonful cat &c: bullEeads--s!.-sSe5 Sc and grcsI
2izc butfal1-gr0ss 2i.c. dressed &c: German carp
-tressst 2izc. grcss lizc: suafsh g.: whi,r
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Hides.

Dry lint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
10 lbs anc oTerb at iJc, DO. itol fallen at IsI.c
All STOCK Under ls lbs. al IL. native and Ar
Iansas al l3,ac round cuils Ike: natives On Sc
IctIGn-No. ! at lic. No at f2C: iry-salted a.
iiGl2c for light 20 heavy: on selecticn-No 4 nj
HtzIlZlzc. No: at iDiepIIIac: green-salted round
Southern at iigc. Western NJ &c. on selection a.
SIC for No. ! and 7i.c for No. 2 Bulls or un-
TGfed &c per II less part cured &c less: culs &C.
Horse hides-GreeE NJ. / at g -. No . az 81 3:
ionles. colts and blues az 81: all G.y %
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SOUTHERN CAITLE-The supply OF quhf1n.
tine cattle was fair. embracing p cars and s,0.l
head.
Last week 81 cars and l.7ss head were recorded
and two weeks ago l49 cars and 1866 head. The
market was reasonably active. and the tone good
and sales Of cows, steers and bulls were fully
steady Calves were in good supply. and as the
demand Indifferent the advance Of the pre-
vious day all lost. The clearance. however
in all lines was complete.
Supplies this week show a good increase with
the time last week. and the quality has
been good bit the game. common 10 fair steers
and fair grades OF cows, although there has been
a much better supply Of the we!ghty and aeshy
grades of steers The latter Were in best request,
and with outside influence prices have shown up
strong 10 loo higher, while the medium steers
frcm IS. 1855 are fully steady and common
grades below s5.25 very uneven at steady to len
lower. The cow trade shows no change On any
the demand very light trade has been trregula-
week. but strength was lost later. placing values
a here they ,vere last THURSDAY.
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Pncktng-House Price..

Swift & Co. National Stock Yards will nav to-
day for produce delivered East ST. louis the fol-
lowing prices:
Eggs count. lie.
Eggs. loss off. I2i2c.
Fresh packing stock butter. 12c
No. / scalded or dry picked fowls eisc
No. scalded or dry-picked broIiers l3c
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By TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City, Mo-. July ls:-csttle-Rece.pts
Texans: choice corn-fed cattle steady to i0c
higher. others weak to steady: quarantine slow
stoci1ers and feeders slow and weak: choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers 81 e085.2o: fair to
Western fed stesr1 $3dS.S: Texas and Indian
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'Onered
Will Street Gossip.


Francis. Bro. & Co., No. IA North Fourth street.
New York. July Is-Foreign-American stock,
were strong In London and prices came higher
me aTbitrags houses had buying orders. though
sold some. but bought on balance abou, 70 10,
shAfss CT the various internaticnals.
Canadian Pacifc-In the early hours O, III.
trading report circulated that the Canadian
tactic was enieayoring to borrow $4,000. ooe.
ms ms report ceased 10 circulate when banker.
ne faonsy in London IL it borrowed it at all In
.e n tndasi the borrowing demand Tor the
ierest and when the market began 70 improve
shore. N'' " so'ti
United States sseel-At,er an early fractional
raLiy. both the common and the preferred reacted
to very nearly yesterdays low figures on selling.
long holdings. The common was sold BY such
commission houses as Harris, Gates & CO. VINO
st sss As ssEfs ss.Fi l K ss5h s.:
SPECIALISTS reported continued pressure and very
improved. the stock, rallied somewhat. 'e'A' i'SN
Amasama,ed copper-The feature of the after
Egmated Copper. The room professed to be
to the dvasnd he Usual + Ses
s s quarterly dividend being declared To-Day.
the bear clique and the price yielded. "
s aleEass q .a IS A s. s RsSdSs from
ETos. The room element despite the reports OF
Ne existence OF an enormous short interest in
the stock. Is bullish on II and almost to a man
The traters are long OF the stock. The stubborn
strength OF the common throughout the recent
ocInor aliZation has revived a variety of .'rnys-
t ter stories The leading banking interests in
me city notably the First National Bank party.
, turn been accused OF aecumulatine the stock
saese many weeks past. Since deal is out OF
the question. the control OF the property being
swned Jointly By the Pennsylvania and the Lake
ShoFe, the room traders have fallen back on
the condition and prospects Of the anthracite
Srade as the reason for the strength Of a nom
ntricend, minority stock. A later story wa,
eat The Pennsylvania Railway was buying more
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New York Stock Quotations.

St Louis. July l6-The following shows tn.
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotation,
on the New York Stock Exchange TODAY Cor
rectsd daily for The Republic by Francis Bro.
& Co.. bonds and stocks. No. ia North Fourth
street.
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BUTCHER cATT1.E;n,,Ths butcher depaEtmen,
and mostly Of Gamer kinds. with but few OF
good dressed beet grades He,ters were mainly
play much life. quality and finish We're lack
Ing. but the most desirable grades sold readily
met with slow sale and with but little COMPETE
ton. However they brought as much es they
would Wednesday. The calf. bull and Gamer
trade did not display any change.
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view York Money Market,

New York, July ls.-Money on call steady at
sl,qah per cent; closing 2iia3. Time money
easier: 90 days fhsa4% per cent: 90 days 4xGs:
six months S&as Prime mercantile paper slsds:
Sterling exchange steady at decline, with actual
business In bankers' bills at 4.ssai ssl5 for De.
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Eggs.
IE :
REPrRLIC SPECIAL

New York. July ls-Eggs-Receirts today s.7i
cases The conditions OF the market. including
the weather. were Similar TO those OF Yesterday.
although. perhaps. the stock was landed in bet
ter shape. General trade was quiet the basis
% l5c for prime regular packings. with lcc coca
sionally made on some Special lot that suited
after approval OF sample. which the method
on which all business conducted. slight
interest was shown in Apr!l storage at about Isc.
Some speculative interest was shown AT l3llir.
but the quality to be had not desirable and
receivers preferred 10 store rather than meet
buyers on that basis for grade that would
run within three dozen loss: stock that showed
over this average being forced or for what IL
would bring. according to quality. or from I2c
down. Western thirds. i94-3c: dirties No. .. Sd
lie: checks 5Qsc. Other quotations unchanged.
Chicago, July l6.-Egss steady: a; mark: cases
included. ISdHisc per doz.
Kansas city. Mo. July lG.-Eggs weak; Mis-
souri, and Kansas cases returned. I2c doz; new
No : whitewood cases included. I2c.
nnd fresh near I He Isss of nm e seGn En-
1Ii2c: Southwestern 16c: Southern isGl6iac.
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REVIEW OF THE IRON TRADE
Indications Less Promising as
Prices Tend Lower.

Cleveland. o.. July 1s.-The Iron Trade
Review this week says:
Indications in the iron market have not been
as promising in the past week as was to be
looked for in the wake OF the good rail buying
OF a few weeks previous. The long delayed
buying movement. for which the time has been
repeatedly set In the last few weeks is still in
the future. and is now discussed with less con-
fdence than at any time since the high point
was reached.
Actual Developments Of the last week are the
third reduction Of prices by associated Southern
furnaces. lower than quotations on Northern pig
iron in Eastern and Central Western markets.
lower prices FOR bar iron. and an attitude on III
a lower basis before any free buying can be re-
corded
There are increasing indications that produc-
ton is in excess Of consumption and withou; try
furnaces must blow out If descent goes on
the policy argues belief that the swing is still
to be in their favor. Something NAV be in
ferred of the effect OF high prices in stimulating
production by the output of Southern blast fur
naces on July l. which was a weekly rate
of about 5I1ND tons. against about 1900 tons
in March. 1902 when Southern No was sold
at So. and profit Part Of the increase comes
too. from the most modern furnace in tie SOUTH
and from Improvement TO the stacks Of the la-g
est producers.
The reduction OF No foundry TO sIs 81 bv the
Chicago meeting OF associated furnaces last FRI
day IS not more significant than the previous re-
ductiUn to SIS. the market having already fixed
!l2. and will buy little while they wait. Pig
Iron stock figures for July l. showed an ac-
cuInulation in June OF about 5000 tons Produc-
ton is now at the rate OF ci.50o.001 tons year.
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BERLIN-Twenty-nin Kishenev refugees
have arrived en- route to the United States
Most of them are penniless.
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st. Louis Curb Market.

ST IIouis-wheat steady: Sept nc bid: puts
.si.e: calls aIlsfSi 81. Cor. Corn lower; sept sc
M;lwaukee-Sept. wheat puts aea.6tc: calls
1,I,c Sept. puts $3.50: calls 5oAGSstzc
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Meeting of Merchants, Exchange.

A special meeting OF the Board of Directors of
the Merchants Exchange will be held on Monday
at D. m to consider the two petitions pr santed
10 the board in reference to No. 2 hard wheat
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GEO. A.; MEYER. Fres't Meyer-schmid
Gro. Co.
& Sons Carpet Co.
H. r LANGENBERG, of Langenbers
Bros. & Co.
JAS Y. LOCKWOOD.
L A. BATTAILE, Cashier.
EPHRON CATLIS. Vice President
WALKER HILL President.
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Butter-ouotations: Creanery-E1tra ,.a,ic:
hrsts lie: seconds 1Saisc- Dairy-Extra l5aI7c:
firsts 1ia15c: grease 4E5c: ladlepacked good 1sc:
hrsts l5c; country-packed stock I2c: inferior less
renovated. extra IsC.
Egss-Current receipts 1ial3c. Receipts r.32s
pkgs. local and SIS through: shipments l2tD pkgs
Cheese-We quote Northern orders: Twins
1lAc: singles HIS: diaries lla.c Y, A. nee long
G4c: Swiss. old isGiec. new l59l6c: brick 1l;s
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Amalsama.ed coppe.-The feature o, the after
=, ResdInk-The early rally in Reading came from
New York Curb Market

| BIC SPECIAL.
New York, July l6.The curb market wa. fair
" active and in the earlier trading reeectsS the
better FEELING IN the inside market MANY frar-
tional advances were scored. though later sew
erai q the recoveries were lost. Total trades
Northern Securities was strong from the start
until well Into the afternoon. Il sold from Slx I'm
TO ssh for 2eeo shares. making a gain of over
per cent from the previous close Green Copper
sold from % up to BOZ for 800 shares 100 share,
q peterborough Rapid Transit sold at I65. Fuel
on Power sold at Siee92sa for 400 shares Stand
s ns 90 American tns Lshs and Traction
and Power sold at sis: SO shares ~ Snsh rue,
Steel sold at i7i5 200 shares Of International Salt
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Native Cattle Scarce-Beef Trade Easy
Sheep Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Thursdays ma
tive cattle supply was light, there being about
30 loads offer.
Four days receipts this week are slightly over
eIOJ head and show gain Of loo head with the
sarue time last week.
The supply too small to include much Of a
representation of beef steers However. there
were about loads sale that met with fair
competition and brought steady to firm prices.
Sales included plain fat 1lIIll c0s-lb ut 81. S99
4e5 and mixed lot of good handy i0ls-lo. kinds
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DIRECTORS:

+. r RICE. Prest F. r. Rice Mercantile
A. B. LAMBERT. Pres't Lambert Phar-
macal Co.
Mills Clothing Co.
J. B. c. LUCAS. Capitalist.
PAUL BROWN. Manager Continental To-
bacco Co.
H B. SPENCER. GenI Mgr. Southern
Ry. Co. louisville Diw)
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Local Money Market

rates 4.si5gi.5. and 4.s,ai.s75: commercial bills
SIS. Mexican dollars i2lzc. Government bonds
steady Railroad bonds irregular
Local Money Market.
Clearings fairly large and transaction,
al the banks were in good volume Discount
tween 5 and per cent. -
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MIScELLANEO

American Sugar....ll6
Amer Sugar pfd. .IlsL
Amer. Tel. & Tel. ..l29
Dom. Iron & Steel. lil1
General Electric. .l62
Mass. Electric. al,
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Government Bonds.
Bar Silver

New York. July 16-Bar silver 63Sc p<r ounce
At Lennon STEADY at s4Sc per ounce.
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Reported by Whitaker & Co.. exchange brok.
ers. $50 North Fourth street
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Yesterdays Bank CIearings.
Treasury Statement.

Yesterdays clear.ng-hou statement showed
clearings s.. 1876. III: balances S63i.s5i.
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Petroleum.

oil City. Pa July Is.-Credit balances sI.s5:
certificates no bid. Shipments IS. rs; average
732l4: runs I03 49,: average a 033. Shipments
Lima 1852: average 63.scs: runs Lima All;
average I.5iS.
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stocks in New York.

New York. July l6-ClosinS quotations n, n,
Ing stocks to-day were as foIlows. VA '''
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Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah Ga. July 1s.-Turpentine firm a.
4sc. Rosin firm; a B c sl.55: D 81 IS; e 81 50. F
81 20; G 81 50: II So .: I 81 IS. $3.50; VI go:
y IS: W C $3.l5: w W. $40