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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-22

Texas clipped sheep ssai.sO: s.ockcrs and feed
South St Joseph. Mo- July 2L-Cattle-Receipts
2Oii; steady 10 strong natives S.. 15a5. b: cows
and heifers 81 75ai .50: stockeTs and feeders -
IA Hogs-Receipts 9.1S5: 5Hl0c lower: liFhts
s. .2Dii 40: me,Iium and heavy So 21iga5.3j. Sheep
Receipts l.sl2: steady 10 strong: native lambs
Sc; yearlinss S4.25.
New York, July i.-Beeves-Receipts 12I head:
dressed beef steady city dressed native sides o.,
mSisc per Id Cables quoted American steers at
1eGl2hc. dressed weight: refrigerator beef at s,s
GI9isc per ID. Reported exports for to-day sis
beeves l.0s sheep. i.t00 qrs. OF beef. latter es-
timated Calves-Receipts 81 head. The market
rated steady Veais sold at $iTT per 100 lbs; city
dressed veals general sales .IlJc per Id. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts 10.i2l: sheep scarce and
higher; lambs slow: slightly easier. Reported
sales OF sheen at siT4-2j 100 lbs. with a few
head at $3.50. of lambs at S5a6.90; culls at Sit'
dressed mutton 6G9c per h.: dressed lambs Geh,-
eral sales, 9IadiIihc. Hogs-Receipts S35. y deck
of mixed Western hogs sold at S.35.
Chicago. July 2l.-Cattle-T;eceipts 800 IN
Guiding 100 Texans. steady; good TO prime
steers SJ.:lpj55: poor to medium 81 29d2 70.
stockers and feeders s2.5)a4 80: cows sis)h ~:
heifers S2.25H5.Ia: Gamers SlGDH2.sO bulls So
G:35 calves $3.50: Texas fed steers $1th ,.
HoGs-Receipts lOCO1: today 1900: tomorrow
5000: left over 5000: choice steady: others 5ff
l0c lower; mixed and butchers Sj.20d5.IJ: good
TO choice heavy s1.5Sfi".I9. rough heavy $50
80; light $5.iOG5.I: bulk Of sales sji5lt 81.
Sheep-Receirts 1000: sheep and lambs steady:
good to choice wethers 269Hi. fair to choice
as: native lambs SiG6S5: Western lambs 500
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by Telegraph.

New York. July 2L-Spot cotton closed quiet.
middling uplands IL. 75c: middInE Gulf ISc. Flu
lures closed very steady: July l. i0c: Aug Il &c
Sept. l0.64c: Oct 3 sc: Nov. 9.6ic: Dec. 3 6gc.
Jan. 9.5sc: Feb. 9.5sc: March 9.5sc. The market
opened steady at an advance OF to s points and
immediately following the call displayed firmness.
advancing to a level l0dl5 points higher under
covering induced by better cables than expected
and uncertainty over the showing to be made by
ever. tie market eased of slightly. and when
tn. weekly crop report read. showing the
crop to have made reasonably favorable progress
prices broke Some further. Very shortly however
the list was rallied by covering and Southern
buying orders. The upward tendency led by
New orleans. where prices showed a sharp bulge
July here was bid up to L. iOc. closing at Il .oc
bid and l3c asked: Aug. sold up To u sc. closing
at L. pc. and Sept. reached l3 SOC. The market
vas finally steady at net advance OF 1850 points
The sales were estimated at $4,000 bales.
ness done: unchanged. American middling Sid
The sales of the day 5000 bales, of which
1850 were for speculation and export. and inclui-
ed $50 American. Receipts $500 bales. including
49, american. Futures opened dull and closed
steady: American middling. e. @. e.: July SOD .
July and Aug. 6.i9d. Aug. and Sept. s. l6d: Sept
and Oct. 56id; Oct. and Nov. 52sGo. ed: Nov
and Dec 5.l9l5.20d: Dec. and Jan. 5. sd: Jan
and Feb. SID: Feb. and March 5.l3d: March and
April SID.
New orleans. La: July 2l.-cot,on futures
10. $50 lo. tic: Oct. 9.67c; Nov 1898. sic: pee
s.isd9. iSc: Jan. 9.i5fi9.4.c. Spot cotton
steady: sales 800: ordinary 12-i6c: good ordinary
1olsc; low niddling lsc: niddlins l25sc: good mid
ding l3$sci middlIng fair IA 1-l6c. nominal. Re
ceipts l2; stock %. 4os.
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WHEAT VALUES ADVANCE
ON IMPROVED DEMAND.
CORN STRONG ON CROP OUT
LOOK REPORTS.
Sentiment Is Generally Bullish
and Shorts in Both Grains
Are Eager to Cover.

General overseeing. a better outside spec
ulative demand and a very strong cash sit
uation advanced the values of grain futures
to-day. Other domestic centers were not so
bearish as they had BEEN and news favor
able to the buying side was given its full
weight in the pit. There was some SELL
ing early in the session. but offerings were
so well taken and support was so good that
a rally resulted in the first hour Local
receipts were again moderate and official
crop reports were encouraging to the buy
ing side.
Sept wheat opened isaHc off and sold at:
7sc Isisc. 7sa16sc is1sc. ,slsa .sl.c. 1s.c
.sa us &c Sic sssc' So
.si.e, .sl.G,1i.c ' Tic ~'
Corn was stronger at the opening at
sharp decrease IN the volume Of local re-
ceipts. The continued hot weather brought
alarming reports from Kansas. and crop
reports indicated irregular Yields: shoi's
wcre good buyers in the closing hour
Sept. corn opened &c up ana sold at:
477sc. 47sa4sc. Sc 4sa4sisc 4si.c. 4s,.c. 4s-sc.
4si-c, isfsc. 4s&.c. ts'sc. 4s3saisc. isc-
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis. 1l5,33S hu.;
of which 100 SKIS and ss ,s ea rs local and
3s.1l7 sacks and 1s2 cars local and 3 cars
through. in 1907.
Receipts of wheat at primary points ,h1s lSs s :;
shipments 272.t0o bu.. against s'svD bu.
Northwest received Do cars against "a cars
in 1902. Chicago received oi.2C0 bu: and Kan
sas City LOCO bu. Ciearances 56.vO bu
Receipts Of corn al st. Louis. 1900 bu /.
of which 800 sacks and is cars local and .
cars through. against 200 bu-. OF ,on Whicn
10 cars local ana cars through. in 1917
Receipts of corn at primary points. i5e 100
bu., against 44l.0OO bu. in 1902. and ship
ments SIS. coo bu:: against $500 bu Chi
81 900 bu CIearances. 900 blu.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis. 81 $50 bu:
cars through. against 1855 bu.. of which
81 cars local and % cars through. in 1902.
l. Receipts of oats at primary points. $4,000
bu-. against $4,000 bu. in 1902 and shipments
A,3 nnO hi against IS 90 blu.
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LOCAL SECURITIES EASY,
WITH MODERATE TRADING.
TRANSIT SUPPORTED AT $50
\ SHARE.
Mississippi Valley Trust Is Sharp
ly Lower on Forced
Selling.

Ioca! securities were dull with most Of
the active issues on the downturn, Tran
sit opened at s2o.12iS, but closed with a net
loss of 12i1c share. at $50. the bulk of the
sales being at the lower figure. The best
bid for United Railways preferred was
$3.50. but there We're no offers under SO.
The As were easy at ISL.
Mississippi Valley was the weak spot in
the trust company group. Missouri Trust
was 25c a share higher at sl2725. Third
National held firm at $500
Central Coal and Coke was the only ac-
tive issue In the miscellaneous group. with
sales at S62. 75d63
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47T5c for small and fat 40 to i.a lbs): hsret,-3
and thin &c to 5izc- Sheep at 2i-d3c; bucks and
ewes at li.ft2c: spfI9E lambs at &c to izc per Id.
thin lambs not wanted.
Live POultry-Oli chickens. hens per .ib.. oiIc:
BOOSTERS &C: sprng chickens average receipts.
l5c spring ducks &c: spring geese TIC: spfins
turkeys &c: old turkeys BE: ducks &C; geese full
:eathered. &c: geese. pucked. &c: live pigeons and
spring chickens he: ROSTERS Size: turkeys 1fc.
Foregoing figures for choice only.
Fresh Fish-QuOis: Black bass at lie: Graphs
at g. for small to Sc for large: dressed cat Sc:
spCcnbiN cat &c: btillhs1ds-dTesSei Sc and gross
GIG: buffalo-gross 2izc. dressed &c: German carp
-dresss1 2}2c. STcss ll-c: sunfish &C.: white
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Native Run GOod-Beef Cattle HiEhe,
-Shecn ClOnc Lnxxer.

NATIVE CATTLE-Bcef Steers-The receipts Of
native cattle were quite an Improvement over
the Monday supply. being about hal. again as
large. The estimate placed at IS carloads
The two days supply foots 500 head against
i9lo head for the same time last week. $500 head
last month ard .. 100 head for TIC same period OF
last year. a goodly proportion Of the receipts
were in the beef steer class and the offerings
cIassed from habitat grades Up to choice heavy
export.
The market opened dragSy and dull. with buy
ers and sellers apart as 10 values. and the
extreme early market but few sales were made,
these OF good handy weight and export grades
The later trade improved somewhat and around
the noon hour the movement to the scales WAS
brisk and continued until the pens were Pretty
well ceansed. Thin habitat and medium grades
sold no better than steady. but the good quality
handy weights. the plain fat kinds and the good
TO choice exports showed much life and snap ard
strong 10 higher
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Produce.

Butter-Quotations: Creamery-Extra coIGa1c:
frsts lie: seconds l5dl6c. Dairy-Extra lSuIIc:
trsts l4al5e grease IDS ladle,pasked good lse:
fair I0I1ic: renovated. extra 1Sc.
Exg@Current receipts l2dl+l=c. Receipts J. SIS
pkgs. local and 3,632 through: shipments ass
Cheese-we quote Northern orders: Twins
I2c; singles 1l4c: diaries 11isc; Y. A. l2c:
long horns 12c: Limburger. new, 1VG101zc; In
ferior 3,sd4c; Swiss. old. 1sGlsc: new. i511sc.
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Hides.

Dry hint-Texas AID Indian. Territory butcher
t6 lbs and oven i5C. do tdO.) fallen at I3i,c
all stock under 10 lbs. at Is: native and Ar.
kansas at l3i.c round. cJills TIC. natives on
lsttlpn-Np. at IL. 10 at &c: dry-saited at
Iinl- for light n heavy: selectioIi-No A.
ni2Gi2i7c. No at I0lsaiIt7c: zreen-salted rourI
at 1i-c: green saltcs! selection Sc. Sc for
No !: sc for No ? Bulls uncured 1c per
u. less: part cur,d &c less: calis b. Horse
porics colts and blue nj 81: all dr. ISc
I6.al
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HEIFERS.
GARLINGs AND HERETICs.

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Quarantine cattle re-
eeipts were moderate. the supply being las cars
cars and 5.s77 head. and two weeks ago 16b
cars and 5.is9 head; The bulk Of the arrivals
were steers. and while few Of common
to fair classes. the majority were of good. This
class opened with a very active demand. and
the movement remained good throughout the day.
Prices were strong 10 Zoe higher on all classes
of steers The cow market was dull draggy
and mean. and the days business common
to good classes was shade TO 1oc lower. The
demand for calves continues good. and values
....ll. ~ i..n.i
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ST. Louis-wheat firm: Sept. sold at 11,sc TO
Tic: puts 1sa.c to Islzd7sSc: calls 1Iisc to
7sGTslsc. Corn firm: Sept. i9c: puts is'c: calls
4e>.c. N
16Sc Sept corn puts isisc: calls 5OSn5eAc.
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New York. July 21.-Monev on call steady.
Lowest > per cent. highest ,: ruling rate .. ::
last loan .. Closed. Offered .. Time money
firm 80 days 4'z: 90 days ); six months G. Mer-
camille paper 5t-dG. sterling exchange. weaker at
S6@0Hi .S635 for demand and at +.siv5d4Si15 for
80 days. Posted rates i-SS and $50. Commercial
bills As. Mexican dollars +2a.c Government
bonds steady: railroads irregular.
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rate on the first preferred from u to per
cent was not known until after the market
closed. but it was confidently expected. A
previous explanation that the second pre-
ferred stock would get dividend had been
abandoned, as that stock was weak
There were weak spots in the bond mar
ket, but the market as a whole was irregu-
Iar: Total sales. par value, s23T.C00.
United States bonds We're unchanged on
last call.
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BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS

BUTCHER tATTLE-A fair supply OF butcher
cattle was offered generally composed of fair to
medium grades OF cows and heifers. there being
scarcity OF offerings that could be classed as
good The COW trade showed but little change
buyers handling common Gamers to a pretty
good grade Of fieshy COWS at steady prices Buy
ers Were seeking heifers. and the tone Of the
market this class of good killers wa. actiy.
and strong. but the habitat and common kinds
did not materially improve. The bull trade was
fully steady Inc veal trade WAS active and
steady
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By Telegraph.

Kansas City. No., July 21.-Cattie-Receip.s l.
200 natives; 800 Texans: calves 300 natives 500
Texans; fat cattle active lGc to 15c higher:
quarantine active and higher; stockers and Feed.
ers strong; bulls and calves unchanged; choice
export and dressed beef steers 81 -15d5. IS fair 10
good So. 7594.7 49, stockers and feedevs s250Ii a..
Western fed steers 81. I59i 80; Texas and Indian
s2m4 a. native hsifsrs s. 25a4 @; Gamers nssa
top ,, s. bulk of sales ;sss@s s!li; heavy
$50: Yosters s531.d5. 40: pigs S 25d5. TO- Sheen
Receipts LOO market strong: lambs steady:
native lambs 50 .c0I6; Western lambs S3Q5 20; fed
ewes s3g4.s5: Texas clipped yearlings 3.ela5:
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Yesterdays Bank CIearings.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
clearinss $7,913, 66S: balances SII5. $50.
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Foreign Exchange.

Prime sterling: cables 4.ssIea4 $3.50: checks
Commercial sterling. checks i.S6x IA. se5s; 60
days 4.sii.: 90 days 4.sskd4.S3A.
Grain bills 4.s4h 64Sfs.
Cotton bills i.S3asH4. SSi-.
Bankers Paris cables 5.15R ISIS lis: checks
s.16il .16kG5 Is Lie; 90 days 5.1S4 rs .1s.s
Els l-l6.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.1s.s: 60
days 51a15.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks s.17ls: 60 days
5.2oli5. 20 1-16.
Commercial Belgian francs Checks 5ITI.I
5.11 Lie: 60 days {. 2od5. 20 1-16
Bankers rechsnarks. cables e5 9-l6f795ss. checks
IS T-16Te5I.; 60 days "a 1916.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks s5s; 60 days
% 1S-I6aai3s: 90 days "a 1-I5G94S
Bankers Dutch guilders. checks 40hd.o Ills;
co days 40 lis.
Commercial Dutch gulders. checks 30 3-1Gf7 4ok :.
co DAYS SO i5-l6Hl0-
Market fairly steady.
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.

Middling far
Tingcs and stained I.I1sc below white.
Galvest0n-Spot market nominal: middngs,
Ice. Sales. a. bales.
New Orleans-Spot market steady: middlngs.
1g5sc. Sales. go bales.
Mernphis-sDot marke. quiet: niddlings. l.
7-l5c.
Receipts at principal points:
New orleans. IL bales. against 1856.
Charleston l bale.
Norfolk. IL bales.
Houston. II bales.
Memphis. - bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for four
days 1.233 bales. against 5s2s bales a week
ago and 1.452 bales year ago Exports =. Ito
bales, against 12.5Ia bales a year ago. Stocks,
2gl 81 bales, against cii.5s2.
St. Louis warehouse statement:
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New York stock Quotations

St Louis July 2.-The following shows tho
opening highest lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange Today. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis, Bro.
street.
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REPGBl.IC SPECIAL.
New York. July 2l-Sales OF bonds made
here to-day follows:
900 A. T. & S. F. gen. 4s......... gaia oqs.
i0.@o a. T. K s. F. adjust As stamped 81 a 81
se.eg9 A. 7. & s. F. adjust isstamred " "a el4.
l..e09 Bait. & Ohio prior lien 5,s..... 80 n 9l3.
1000 baltimore and Ohio .1OOla100
1900 Bait & Ohio S-W. div. 3iss.. s1i-fI S.z.
Loo Chicago and Alton 3tss.........., ala -.
$500 G. b q Q. coll Nor. PCT
Nor. joint IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e0i.G sgI.
Is -. ........ .S MA ss,,
e, 900 g., z. l.. G. Pac gen 4s.........lO0 G..
lS.0to Colo. Fuel and l. convertible IS sig sol,
e: .ooo Consolidated Tobacco is,......... IS 81
1000 X G.. Fl 5. & NJ 4s.........S 81 d..
5000 Louis & Nash. unified is......... 9sssGI
300 Mex Cent LIST income............ 90 n 10
800 NJ. X. & T. lst is............... e6s.
1000 North. Pac. gen. Is 1isM III.
900 Sorth. Pac. prior lien 1904. IlG0is
1000 Oregon Short Line 4s.-.--........ 90izG GOT.
5000 St l., & !. NJ. gen 5s.............l1 a..
5000 St l.. & :. +. ref is............ s0i.M 50
1000 Southern Railway So .....-........i12t1
1000 Texas and Pacific LIST 5s......-..11i n 49,
5000 Union Pacific let 4s.............l0O q sy-s
253.0Dl Union Pacific LIST convertible Is. aka 90
900 Wabash LIST 5s .................. 1liisG 49,.
l33. 90 Wabash debenture. series B.. 6si.d soas
300 Wisconsin Central gen. is........ S7IIer 81
1000 Term. Assn. Of ST. Louis lg1;lG 49,.
Total sales s25T.c0o.
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New York. July 2l.-Unted States Steel-The
feature OF the trading was the weakness OF
United States Steel common and preferred. the
former of which sold ut the lowest prices on
record. Harris. Gates & Co were the heaviest
sellers Of the preferred and also sold the COM
AS the decline in both classes proceeded
commission houses came in sellers. helping the
downward movement The room-traders. natural
W. sold aggressively when they detected the re-
newed LIQUIDATION, Morgan brokers bought free
ly the way down. but nothing like enough
to keep the price steady There was talk Of a
MED in official circles In the afternoon savn
the stock and a lower level was reached.
Foreign-The trading IN Americans in Lon
don was light in volume and characterized by
irreguiarity. though there were no special fen
lures Of In, interest London did not appear to be
Prices came irregularly. with perhaps rather
were fractional. In this market the arbitrage
houses bought and sold. On balance they took
about Is. 900 shares.
Rock Island-There was undoubted liquidation
in the Rock Island issues. which touched new
low-record figures. 1t was said that the long stock
sold came from the inside party. but there Is
good reason to doubt this. However. there was
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genuine liquidation and Inadequate support and
scattering selling prices prizes broke At the low
from the Field crowd. which the street though:
would mean selling on any rally. The talk of
rowers was authoritativey denied in banking
circles by those in position 10 know the facts.
Rumors-At an early hour rumors circulated,
the majority OF certain house in tIouble' class It
was also said that ut least three large loans had
been liguidated yesterday and to-day and stories
of enormous stock market losses numerous.
The street regarded all these runors as natural
under the circumstances. but no real alarm was
felt anywhere.
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United States Reaity-Both the common and
preferred established new low prices on scattering
selling by holders. who stated freely that they
had lost hope of "a rise. Officials Of the company
said that thu report would not be unfavorable
as they expected. but the street attached more
! ness of the nat iron building and other en-
CO. SO bearish the stock market aener-
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New Low Records-Several stocks sold TO-DAY
at the lowest prices OF the present movement
and some of these at the lowest on record
Among the latter Rock Island common
and preferred United States Realty common
and preferred and United States Steel.
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HOGS-A good moderate number of hogs ar
Taesda 81 Ia last %ses and and
800 800 this this day year ago. Other Western mar
at a to- THE the a 59
portion of the offerings came in late.
The market opened slow and dull and prices
were lower. the decline amounting to iac from from
the opening on Monday. and even on this basis
grades grades were lower. but the mixed and plain
and medium weights suitable for Eastern soea abp
msnt and butcher trade the best; The market
rivals remained unsold. '"'e
So ssefi sh,! Lights IS 10 100 IS IS s b. lbs sold a.
medium weights at s5.5aa5. 90. and good hsavies
and heavy hogs sold at S. 5Sa 65eos ''a medium
81. sHEEp.A good moderate supply of sheep
market opened steady with Monday. or nearly s a
business had been done lambs were, slow sale
we're ready sale at the define az Th Sas a aaa
no demand for the half-fat and common kinds
mon ones. The stocker trade was fully steady
HoRsEsLThe native department of the marke,
was quiet. and all interest centered in the
range-horse SALE which was announced to take
afternoon. and during the forenoon the market
was decidedly quiet. There are quite a few buy
sale will be very satisfactory Not MANY horsas
have arrived for the sale. as was expected there
being only about IA carloads. and the late arriv-
al OF some was the reason for the delayed open
ing.
The receipts Of native horses are running very
light. and another drawback to, activity is that
the quality is too common to suit the Eastern
demand, which is the mainstay OF present act!y-
ity in the market. There is. however a consist
emily good demand quoted for the good, smooth
sound retail grade. and while prices are not as
high as month ago. the outlet is fairly salts
factory one. Common. small and inferior horses
have little place in the demand, and are ruling
very slow and bringing unfavorable prices
Horse quotations:
Heavy draft-Common to good s13Od115: choice
to extra sls1ft2j0. Chunks-l.l59 to l.3y lbs fair
to good sl0oI150: good to choice fl60aaOO Coach
horses and cobs-Fair to good Slaou25o: choice
to extra s300nJJ1. Horses for the South-SmaI
light drivers. fair to good S45n60 choice to extrc
STDTlOl: Southern drivers. large sil0dlI5 Export
chunks-l.2o0 to 1.5OO lbs. plain to good siI09
16O choice to extra $1.5G2eo. Business drivers
Fair to good s125dl59; choice to extra sle0T2o
Saddlers for Southern use-Fafr to good Ss5Ir,0:
cnoce to extra sI3on16): fancy gated and New
York saddlers s2)0a35. Inferior horses-Cornnlon
small plugs sS5d51: heavy work plugs S15GlOD
MULES-Receipts TO the mule department are
running the lightest of the year, there being only
full carload among the general arrivals TO.
day. The market is very quiet Two loads were
| shipped on order to the East last night and a
load to the South. but there and have been
scarcely any buyers on the market trying To-
buy. The dealers very slow buyers and sales
men are calling the market slow and dun with
week tendency to the market and II is difdruit
| comparatively cheap scale of values
I1 hFa
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

American Sugar.
Amer. Sugar pfd....llSJ.
Amer. Tel. & Tel. .13lL
Dom. Iron & Steel. l4a
General Electric. LEO
Mass. Electric. ST.
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Local Money Market.

Clearings were smallSand the demand for call
and time loans moderate. Discount rates
neld firm between and per cent.
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Treasury Statement.
nur Silver

Washington. July 2l-Avai!able cash balance,
So. 4gl, 49,: gold. 1873.
Bar Silver.
New York. July 2l-Bar silver Sc per OF. AT
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston July 2l.-Closing quotations on money
bonds. stocks and mining shares to-day:
MONEY.
Call loans 3'zd4IL per cent: time loans fsds
per cent.
BONDS
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missouri and Illinois
Fruits and vesstap,c..

Black. cotted. etc. from &c 10 &c per ID les.
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MINING SHARES
Mining Stock. in New York.
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
sEPT-EIJ SPECIAL

offered. TEX dividend,