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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-16
BULLISH NEWS FROM ABROAD
STRENGTHENS WHEAT MARKET
PRINCIPAL ITEM is BAD CON.
DITION OF CROPS.
Early Weakness of Short Duration
Corn Moderately Active
and Closes Higher.

Chicago. July 15.-Bullish foreign advices
caused strength in wheat to-day. and the
close was near the top. with July sc high
er and Sept. up sc. July corn was &c
higher: oats were shade higher, while
Sept. provisions were unchanged to PIC
better
WHEAT
Wheat ruled rather quiet, with trading
confined largely to local interests. Opening
prices were easier on the excellent weather.
with July a shade to l.Gssc lower at 75h.c
to 15i2c, and Sept. off at isc 10 &c at 72a4c
TO I21sc. The weakness was of short dura-
from commission houses the market soon
rallied and held firm the remainder of the
session. The principal factor in the situa-
ton was the bad condition of crops reported
from abroad. the Hungarian report being es-
pecialiy bullish. while in France and in
England the crop was reported badly dam
aged by rains. a decrease in the visible
supply of 2,I07,00O bu. was also strengthen
ing influence. With a good demand from
shorts and on buyng f0G long
1880. a gain of tsc for the day After sell
Ing up to &c, July closed sc higher at
Io.saT6c Clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal to 249,200 blu.
The amount on passage decreased 696,G0
bu. Primary receipts were 4osO bu..
against $500 bu. year ago. minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of +3S cars.
which. with local receipts of 10 cars-1 of
contract grade-made total receipts for the
three points of 457 cars, against $50 last
week and 1862 year ago.
CORN.
Trading in corn was moderately active,
and the feature early in the day was the
changing from July to Sept. b. elevator peo-
pie. The market was easier at the OPEN
ing under the influence of favorable weather
and liberal receipts. but the strength of
wheat and a fair cash demand caused bet
ter feeling late in the day. The close was
firm. with July sc higher at 4s%sc, after
selling between 4Sisc and Sac. Sept. closed
with gain of 14G2sc at 471sd4Sc. Local re-
cepts were 156 cars IS OF contract grade.
OATS.
The feature of the trading in oats early
in the day was the selling of July by traders
for profits. The offerings We're in excess of
requirements of shorts. and In consequence
the market declined. Later the demand be-
came more urgent, and prices advanced and
|, closed steady, with July shade higher at
3s24c after ranging between 3SAc and 3S7sc.
Sept. was up fraction at 33ssd33i2c. Local
receipts were 1874 cars.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York, June 15-Live Poultry-Receipts to-
day were 4 cars Western and l car Southwest
ern and nearly half a car Baltimore and Wash
ingto1 chickens by express. Jobbers and dealers
were unable to clean UP last week, but as in
voices IN transit were not excessive receivers
settled the market at lac on fowls, but old roos-
tiers tended to accumulate and eassd of to &c:
not clean up last week and market was lower.
with only large lndianas reaching 20c while
ordinary Western did not exceed 1sc: Ducks and
geese unchanged. Pigeons steady: Spring chick
ens-Indiana and Western lsG2oc. Fowls Nc.
Old ROSTERS &c. Turkeys lac- Ducks-Wcstern
mixed pair S0d9Oc. Geese-Western average pair
S1.RQ1.25: Southwestern 9oc4N. Pgeons-Mfxed
old and young, pair 30G35c.
Dressed Poultry-Recepts to-day 429 pkss. The
fresh receipts were lignt and. while invoices for
fairly liberal. there Is little or nothing coming
from other sections.
The rainy weather Saturday and Sunday cut
OF the demand from out of town and seaside
resorts. while local dealers claimed that they
could not sell out the little they put in at the
prices asked. Receivers did not care to carry
stock from day to day and sold their ordinary
fowls at 13kc, but when closely graded they
realized fraction more: heavy fowls. worked out
at unchanged prices. Western spring broilers ar
rived more freely. small selling as low as 2l12c.
Ice-packed: Turkeys-Average hens and toms
pair. 25q26c; do mixed sizes 2iG2.c: scalded
over lbs per pair 23a24c: do. mixed sizes
0G22c. Fowls-Weetern scalded and prime small
1Hsc; dry-picked prime heavy 1i4l41zc: old roos-
tiers l0110izc. Squabs-White choice, doz.. s.. 500
2.75: mixed $2.12@2.25; prime dark 1.50G1. IS.
Frozen poultry: Turkeys-Young hens. fancy, IS
0lsisc: young toms. fancy. 1sc: young toms as-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. June l5:-Flour-Receipts 2s,O55: ex-
port. s2a firm and active Rye flour steady
sec +. o. b. afoat. Barley quiet. Wheat-Re-
sng s m ssa sc eeyr,9s
I. o. b. afoat. From the very start wheat moved
in shef eaes sn
and weather news from abroad big visible sup
s sss s'Gsi was I sas ts ne asass
essf SIS s si0s spot m sen Se
sc vs sIsSs'Of san and &c whit. s aoas NS
bles. and the wheat advance. closing partly i.c
fssassss; elssss ds ss. r., closed
sose; No white islsc: No. white isc.: vt srk.
white tlatsc OPTIONS quiet b1, steadily held
steady; Pork steady TsilSW ,s steady Cotton
Kansas city. June l5,.wheataJuly s7;sgssc;
Peoria Ha'j June I5-cern higher: 10 lss.c: No.
c WHISKY 5 on the Ne basis s II $50 s Ss Ehi
Duluth Tune lsawhsa ssi;c S serye No
sc; July, so,ac; Sept: 7ssc:
ssTtss4a Sc: rs u serSsrn ss July Ne SIC
a iss saH HIas 's 5as SIS.
July 7slsc; Sept. 72isG72Nc; on trk. No. hard
slSc; No: Northern sosc; No: Northern 7st.c:
a.2sai35; second patents s. lsfti q: first clears
ss:ISas; =: second clears $2Sasi5. Brain-In
Liverpool. June 15.-spot wheat steady: No 2
July IS ga: SEPT s Va = essIn-spss Ams5is is
June nominal; July As sgd: Sept AZ Cd.
1 whf ssss ' eolnSo asc Ia sies "
low ssisG4sc. Oats-No. 3skc; No: white 8 !.
G3sc Kye-No., 2 51c. Bariey-aoGood feeding $50
timothy ssh clover con.Ias,t, Frase ldi9a Ia
per loo lbs. ss.75aS; 80; short ribs sides Qoosel
ss.1Oa9 IS: dry-salted shoulders tbSd9 SS;12i5g
basis OIL OF high wines, 81 80.
Chicago. H., June 5..CattleEReceipts se ooS
market 1OG2Oc lower: good to prime steers 81 eoS
Gamers ;i.soss bulls s. 100 rs; calves ss.59S
as: Texas fed steers s4I4 90. Hogs-Receipts
to-day So, COZ: tomorrow 2.eoo LETT over 5000;
market 5IlOc lower. closed firm: mixed and
s!s:h rough hsssy sssa s9
steady: iamSs loa2Oc lower: good to choice
wethers s4.6OGS so; fair to choice mixed g ESQ
Ms75; Western lambs s. .5eas.i5: Official Satur-
day: Receipts-Cattie 81: hogs u us: sheep H.
800 Shipments-Cattle 1885, hogs 2,si0; sheep SIS.
The Visible.
New York. June 1.-THE visible supply Of
grains Saturday compiled by the New York
produce E1shange is "a a. oo6 follows c0r Wheat eat 20
decrease 81 900: oats 4oS7ooo bu decrease 145 0oi
IS, COO bu.. decrease $1,000 bu.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

,WHEAT.,-Receipts 20 cars local and 2 cars
through w. side millers bought desirable mill
Ing grades at i6Taiizc for No. red and i;4f5c
TOT No in car lots. and roc to &c. nc for
SKID for No 3 red and 15c for white wheat.
CORN-Receipts 462 SKIS and IA cars local
NO; 9. recons gning paid by seller: SIC for No. .
yellow: sic for No. yellow; Sc for No. 3
white: SIC for Nc. 3 white.
OATS -Receipts 10 cars local. Large lower
few sales No. az f5c loaded and 4Ic SKID. E
side and soc to i5c W. side where could be
moved. but offered Z. side at 39isc.
RSE-Altogethsr nominal at SIC loaded e side
FLAXSEED-No sales or offerings Bids of
81 0i spot. and Sl.03 to arrive promptly.
FLOUR-Soft winter fiour-Patent s3soa3 5:
straights S.4oa3.55: extra fancy Ss.3oGt3 10: low
grades in tutes 81 .i0q2.9O: hard winter nours in
iutes-Patents s5.2S for frsts to s.. co for extra
fancy: straight, ssl9a3.2s: clears sa.5o62- 20.
or at depot this side. Orders higher.
RYE FLOUR-In Jobbing way at s2.S In
jute SKIS. and s3.l5 In wood for new: mixed and
CoRNMEAL-City meal. f. o. b.. s27o and
pearl meal. grits and hominy Sc.
BRAN-Basis East ST. Louis rIominally 7sc in
large and Soc in small SKIS for bran and SIC for
mixed feed and sids2c for mids in leos.
HAY-Receipts $50 tons local and 10 through
shipped 60 tons: market quotabIy as follows:
timothy $50 for choice. s1sei1s for No l. SlsG15
for No. 2, SsGfl0 for low grades. Clover-Mlxed
Si2Tii. clover Sl4I15 for No /. sI1Gl2 for No. =.
Prairie; sl2 so for No. /. sllGll-50 for No. 2. $G
10 for lower grades
sTRAw-wheat and cat on trk.. $50; rye 81
LEAD AND sPMTER-Lead sold a. si.15:
spelter at IS. 45d5. go
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 50
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

in
trading
Their some
nEs downward checked cab
England Added this the regular Monday statistical adv all which
Dictated good European demand
week
&C Sec dFc
sc closed
nc
ofruts
locase
Il demand
SIo coton higher in elocaima
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TRANSIT CLOSES HIGHER
DESPITE SELLING PRESSURE.
UNITED RAILWAYS PRE-
FERRED HAS SUPPORT.
Lincoln Trust Again Leads the
Bank List With q Sub
stantial Advance.

Interest was mainly in fractions in yes
terdays market for local securities. Both
Transit and United Railways preferred
closed higher, though there was a DISPOSE
ton to sell the former toward the end of
the session. The opening was at s2i25 After
an advance TO s2i.j0, the stock sold off to
the initial price, net gain of Size a share
for the day. Preferred was taken at Si3
and was offered at that at the close.
Missouri Trust was under pressure, with
sales on downward range from Sl2975 TO
Sl29 so Lincoln Trust advanced 2Iz points
TO S252.50.
Brewing Association bonds were we'll
taken at ST. and other miscellaneous Is
sues were about steady.
YESTERDAYS SESSION
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The Metal Markets.

New York. June 15.-Spot tin advanced e. rs Cd
in London 70 fl2s Us rs Sd. and futures gained &
rs Cd closing at fl2e lss Locally. prices were
Copper closed lss higher; at f5s ISIS for spot
at 5ea! c for lake and MD. s,lecsroytle and I+c
though steady at 4.s75c locally. and at an adj,
vance Of Is ID in London: where spot closed at
go rs Cd. but here 1t was quiet and nominal
ct Csc Iron closed at 63s in Glasgow and at
46s Cd In Middlesboro Locally iron was ouiet
No. foundry Northern is quoted at saoG2l: No
foundry SlsG19-l 10: No. foundry Southern and
No. foundry Southern soft at sls. 5ea2o War
rants nominal.
New oYrk. June 15.-Sugar-Raw steady; fair
refining 3ho; centrifugal, 9S test, 1880; mo-
lasses sugar 29-32c: refined steady; crushed
5.4sc: powdered 4.95c: granulated 4.S5c. Molassss
firm
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New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York June 1.-THE curb market opened
ruiet and dull. Prices were fractionally lower
than the previous close. The price changes We're
irregular and with majority of small declines
Total trades Were about 40 900 shares.
Northern Securities dull and weak. 1t made a
Ss;s down to S9ss6Ssis for $500 shares st. Louis
Transit q w to 2iis for 500 shares, and 30
shares OF the preferred sold at 729. American
Can preferred sold at Az for 100 shares Fifty
shares of International Silver preferred sold at
40: 100 shares OF Havana Tobacco common a.
Lackawanna 50 per cent paid steel bonds sold at
97ls for 5000; $4,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit at
S3iL. 900 Standard Flour Milling bonds sold
at 20 and 70: Greene Copper sold at 2INQ22aa2
for 205 shares: 100 shares OF Tennessee sold at
2yg One share of STANDARD OIL sold at $50: 20
SHARES of Seaboard preferred at IS: 900 shares
of Mexican National Railroad second preferred
200 shares.
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PROVISIONS,

A big run of hogs and a decline of 1oc
in prices at the yards caused an easier tone
In provisions at the start. but with a fair
demand later and light offerings, the mar
ket steadied around Saturdays closing fig
ures. Trading was small and without fea-
ture. The close was steady, Sept. pork be-
ing 212c higher. at $685. Sept lard was up
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
IS cars; corn 6so cars; oats 22l cars; hogs
$500 head.
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BY Te1egra PHI.


10 points higher: middiing uplands ie.6lc: mid
ding Gulf l2.s5c sales LOO bales Futures closed
Sept. 115c; Oct. 1c.55c Nov 10. &c: Dec; 1e.29c;
Jan. lO.2sc. The market opened irregular and
unsettled at an advance Of l0a:2 points under
sational burst of strength at Liverpool. which
market at 1850 was 1SisI2Sis points higher. with
sition on the other side that existing here and
in New Orleans: the big bulls being apparently in
fun control and talk Of corner in the early au
here put everything on the list up TO new high
record for the season. July selling at II go on
ut 1880 New Orleans. however. showed little
disposition to respond 10 the bulsh impulses and
later cables from xerPSo denoted 81
here had somewhat subsidized therefore. the mar
ket became very irregular and showed u gener,,
DOWN to L. 17c Aug I? 11.s4c Sept. to Il 12c and
Jan. to 1o.l0c Then there was n period OF COM
paratve quiet, but in the last hour there was an.
other rush of covering and strong New Orleans
support. with reports OF a break in the levee at
vicksburg, which again sent values kiting; with
the late months especially SURPRISING all pre-.
vious nigh points for the season. Sept. sold At
Il.S7c Oct at l0.5sc, Nov. at 10. i5c and Feb. NJ
10 .2oc. The list was finally steady within % !
Is to IS points higher on all options except June
and July. which closed net unchanged Total
ceipts to-day 1.4iI bales. against 4Gis bales
last year. Weather conditions were generally
favorable. save for low temperatures ,, J.,
n,and: prices 10 to IL points. higher American
mlddling fair 7.4sd: good middling 4 sd; mid
elaf ordnarT 10Y Tine sales of the day We're
1000 bales. OF which 500 We're for speculation and
export and included $3.50 American Receipts
and closed weak and feverish. American mid
cling. o; c.; June SD June-SuIy $50: July
Aus $50 SD s.a S pee3sn sld
Jan Feb. 5.5Sd; Feb.-March sod.
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Butter : Quotations: creamery-Extra &c:
frsts .OT2lc: SECONDS lsGl9c. DaIry-t.xtra lsIt
i9c; frsts l6dlIc: grease 4a5c: ladle-packed good
l.d1Sc firsts l5al6c: country-packed stock l5I-c;
Inferior less: renovated. extra 16G1Ic; frsts I4I
l5c: grass Favored tnails) 13isc
Eggs-Current receipts 13dHlsc: receipts 2eii
local and l429 through: shipped 10.
Cheese-ouote Northern on orders: Twins Ike:
singles 11i9c; daisies 11Ac; y. A. 1lAc: long
&c; Swiss 1Sc; brick 12a12Ac.
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NNOauy sfN S4sSV.
Stocks of Grain In Store.
Cnah Crnin Markets.

St. Louis-sept: wheat sold at 7slsc; later 7sAs
755sc bid: puts 1915 413c to .S4c: calls &c
to nc; July corn 4s1aaisac bid: puts SIC: calls
Milwaukee-Sept. wheat: Puts 73ssd73Isc: calls
7iI,c. Sept. corn: Puts iIFsc: calls 4sAc.
Provisions.
Pork-New standard sl1.io per 100 lbs. in a
jo6bing way.
~ S. sc; kettle-rendered &C.
Green Hams. Etc--Car lots held. {. O. b. e.
side thus: Hams--l9-av. at 12hc. l2s at l2lsc.
Jas at 11c. Iss at 11sc ISIS at Ike. 2os at n1sc.
Skinned hamx-l6s at i27sc. 1sd2os and 22I2is at
l2i-c; CALIFORNIA; Sq10 and 10al2-av) at 134c:
n Y. shoulders lDd12-av) at issc. From the
&c to 12c. as in average: CALIFORNIA; ct .Aa74sc
y. Y. Shoulders at ii.c.
D. 8 Meats-To arrive, loose cured cribs are
and 50-av. at 9.2TI1c, c. a. T.: bxd. in a iobbns
way ranged: Extra shorts at SIC. cribs at SIC.
short clear at 9Ac bellies at sSsc. plates at TIC.
fat backs at Sc. standard backs at csc. Dealers
charge higher on orders.
Bacon-Boxed s. G. meats In tobbins way s
to i5isc for choice light: hams at 12s.c to l3l7c
mainly: California and n. y. shoulders at 3kc.
Plain smoked bxd. lots in jobbing way ranged:
Extra shorts at 1oc cribs at iohS; short clear
block del: Hams at 1oxc to loAc and bellies al
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HideA.

Dry fint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
Us lbs and oven AZ 15c, do. (do) fallen at lac.
kansas at I3Nc round: culls nc: natives on Sc
lection No. / at nc; No. at 12c: dry salt
ed at 1ldl2c for light to heavy: on selection
No. at 1lI5Gl2iac: No, 1oi9Illlsc: green salted
round at SIC: en- selection at Sic for No. / and
nc for No. 2-bulls or uncured lc per ID. less.
part cured &c less: culls &c. Horse hides at
ii II for No and 81 - for No green-pones
coils and blues 81, and .Sc for dry.
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By Telegraph.
Kansas City, Mo-. June 15.-Cattle-Receipts
Iye) natives 40 calves: market closed llil Jc
lower: choice export and dressed beef steers
s4.50g510: fair to good s4a4.5o: stockers and
as and indian steers 81 soa425: Texas cows S2a
325; native cows s. soai2s: native heifers s. Is
"A 10; Gamers s1I2.25; bulls S3a3 5O calves S3a
&c PITS go e ia market lSglse lower
mixed packers IS. 7Oa6; light S.. eea5 So: WORKERS
ssIsqsSo: pigs s5 s1.a ,.r sheep.Rsceipss 800
lambs SaesNeS5: fed ewes So 25asl5; Texas
clipped yearlinss S. 5oass5; TEXAS clipped sheep
New York. June 15.-Beeves. 1855: steers 1cc
lower at So tops s.. bulls 81 65q4 30: cows 81
IA. Gables unchanged: exports Tomorrow $40
cattle 1O24 sheep and 400 quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts $50; veals firm to &c higher at
i.5Oa7; top s7.l5GI .5c tail ends 81; buttermiks
s.. sOG3.25: mixed calves ss3ils95.5O city-dressed
veals firm at sG1oisc per Id. Sheep and lambs
Receipts II 959; sheep steady: lambs l0Gs5c lower.
good demand: sheep s. .25a5.as: cuils S.: lambs
$5a7. so: extra S.5547 50: yearlings a50aS Hog,
Receipts 1898; State and Pennsylvania boSs
S6SG6.6o.
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| erase 1sssc: old hens. prime, 1sc: old toms.
prime. 1sQ1sc.
Eggs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, June l5.-Eggs--Receipts to-day. u, :
ing steady as the weather was cool. Snip
ments from the best part of the Northwest. GOV
ing heavier and stock FROM these sections are
now held to furnish the standard q quality Of
failing approval from the highest class Of trade
isc Tor "i prime stGsk ires and cheeks p!enty
and dull Western tir.;s ioai.c; seconds l'c:
Chicago. June l5.-Egga easy: at mark. cases
nf Kaasas citg Nc PET June Eggs steady Mis-
souri, and Kansas lie doz.; cases returned: new
Philadelphia, June l5.-Esss .tirin; good de-
mand: fresh nearby lSc loss OH: Western lsc'
Butter and Cheese.
New York, June 15.-cheese-Recepts 7.2i3;
small white and coore,i lo9c large coigred ie-ic:
tied; STATE dairy l5asic: creamery is@Ti.c
Chicago, June l5.-tiutter easy: CIeameries
1 1siils diaries i'-aise Cheese steady at 10.
Philadelphia, Pa June 15.-Butter dun and isc
&c. Cheese quiet unchanged. New York full
creams; choice new I"lli.c; fair to good. new
Coffee.
m, New York. June 15-cotfee1sp2t Rio quiet:
eha n Prices but DEVELOPED an ease enendy
under better receipts and lower European cabses.
oMers Ge' 5a f ba ncuGns July at sc
sept. 3.s5c; oct. $3.50; Nov. iai.v5c. AMI Dec
t.-JC
Faxsecd Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, June 15.-Fgaxseed was dull and easy.
No. l Northwestern sold $40 and No was 81.
bid: July was 81 gS bid and 81 10 asked. Sept.
was sI.lol5 asked. Receipts. were here. IS
at Minneapolis and 20 at Duluth.
Petroleum.
Oil City Pa. June 15-Crelit balances si.50:
certificates. no bid: shipments l.SI5 bbls av-
erage 7o.676 bbl..; runs l5l.52O: ateragc S2.gSi.
Shpments-I-ina HISS: average 66,i95 bbls.:
runs lll.3S1 bbls: average 5s,5ri.
Dried Fruits.
New York. June 15.-The market for evaporated
apples continues quiet under a light demand. but
holders show confidence and are Offering no con-
cessiOns strictly hgh-graGe fruit. Common
quoted at id5l4c: prime at 5tzc choice at &c
and fancy 6I.G7igc. Spot prunes in far
jobbing demand. ruling steady to firm at S.1c
for all grades. ApTicots remain firm, though de-
mand ia more than moderate: choice are
quoted at 7%.IS.4c and fancy at lOTl=tec- Peaches
quiet. with choice quoted at 20 It2c and fancy
at sal0i7c.
Dry Goods.
New York. June 15.-The dry goods market
shows an advancing tendency and buyers show
an increasing disposition To accept the new level
tnat is established. The continued advance in
raw material causes the seller to take a de-
termined stand regarding quotations While here
and there low prices have been accepted. there
is usually good reason for It,. and the
market is characterized by rmness and inability
the part OF the buyers to secure CONCESSIONS
Turpentine and ROsin.
Savannah. Ga. June 15.-Turpentine firm. 46c,
Resin firm. A +. { 81: 90; $40; F 81. so: g
sl.S5: H s225: 1 $3.50: K s2s5; " s2.95: s.;
w. G. $40; W. ". $50.
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.

Tngcs and stained L0if.c below white.
Galveston-Spot market firm; mddling l2i2c.
New orleans-Spot market firm; middiinS
1e 13-l6c.
Memphis-Spot market steady midding 12izc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 800 bales.
New Orleans. 56S bales.
Mobile, Is bales.
Savannah, Il bales.
Norfolk, 400 bales
Houston, lsS bales.
Memphis. $40 bales.
l,nitsn
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Bar Silver,


ToEehSu ExCnanEe.
Prime sterling, cables 4.S190d4 IS; checks s-5nsa
1856: 60 days 4.S47tG4S5. ~
Commercial sterling. checks 4.S1h lsTss. 60 davs
4siss: 80 days 4.Si4G4S SA.
Grain bills 4SihGyi IS.
Cotton bills f.Si.
Bankers Paris. cables 5.15ss: checks s.1s,.: 60
days 5.lS1s6 b.lS 1-16GS1sA. "
Commercial French francs. checks 51sua
SIG Lie; 60 days 5.lss4G5 1-16.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5,l6l. as 1871 "a
5.l6k: 60 days 5.lsAq5.1s 1-16
days $50. 90 "
Bankers reichsmarks. cables s5 s-lsas5s..
checks 95 1-I6d95i-: 81 GAYS 94'~sfs4 1913
Commercial reichsmarks, checks IS 5-lsas5s.. 6,
days g4s. as ISIS; 20 days 9iI1 "
Bankers Dutch guilders. checks 40 s-isG4oA; 60
days 30.
90 days 3a1sidS9 1916.
Market steady to firm.
st. Louis Money Market.
Transactions at the banks were in good voI-
urne and there was a fair demand for cali ana
time loans. with discount rates steady between
per cent
Yesterdays Bank ClenrinKs.
Yt .erday's clearinghouse statement showed
cles nss ss,9si.s53 and balances s1.ls2.6ss.
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Teal sales. s2.e7s, 600.
Wall Street Gos,fp,

Eepor;ed by the Commercial Advertiser through
T.sncfs, Bro. & Co. No. 2i4 North Fourth street.
New York. June B.-Foreign-Americans in
Ions.on felt the effect Of New York selling They
opened rather strong, but soon developed weak
ress. Prices came generally lower. and arbi-
TRACE houses sold about 5000 shares of the va
rious internationals. buying very little
Atchison-Atchison was under pressure all day.
Much Of the selling came from the same sources
W ose steady sales Of the stock 10 points higher
puzzled the street at the time. Directors of
4 company were quoted as stating that the
fnings since June do not show as heavy de-
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Chicago Stock Market,
New York Money Market.

New York June I5.-Money on call steady at
81 days per .,, cent: 90 days Al: s. months 81
irm at is755d 1 St60 on demand and at s.ssS
1895 for 50 days: posted rates 1855 and ASS:
commercial bills 4S5 Mexican dollars IIisc'
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irreE-
ular.
Bar Silver.
New York. June 15.-Bar silver 52iLc ner ounca.
at London firm at PAID per ounce
Treasury Statement
see. Gs9, 5sl; gold slu5. 36o.s62.
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St. Louis. June 15-The following shows the
opening. highest lowest and closing quotations
the New York Stock Exchange To-Day. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro. &
Co.. bonds and stocks. pa North Fourth street: