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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-13
BEAR TRADERS CONTROL
FUTURE GRAIN PRICES.
PROSPECT OF GOOD Wealth
Err WEAKENS WHEAT.
July Corn Holds Firm, but Sep
TENDER Is Under Selling
Pressure.

Grains were on tho downturn in yester-
days market There was a short season
or buying on the strength Of the Modern
Miiiers weekly report, but during the great
er portion OF the session the bears had the
better OF it. The opening was easy For
eisn markets ranged lower and there was
practically no outside buying demand Fa-
Forable weather ard fairly large receipts
at primary points helped the recession.
reward the end Of the session offerings
were free and the bulls made no attempt to
check the decline. The cash demand was
extremely light.
Jul; wheat opened &c up and sold at:
81 'S..S; 'sc, nc. "s.c. EI;sc. Sc. 7sSc,
Speculation IN corn was very light The
cool weather helped the July option and
neId II steady, but Sept. in which most Of
Ira, me racing was done. was under selling
were light.
July corn opened 1-1sc up and sold at
!. SC, SIC. i'c, Csc, G4c. FSc. El:c. EIc.
iEeceipts Of wheat at st. Louis 1.5lS bu.. of
which all were local, as compared with II GAP
eu.. Of which 6i SKIS. and Is cars local and
cars through in 1902.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points 3s2-
go bu., against 3ai.CG0 bu. in 1862 and shin
Ments $4,000 bu:. against 415,0OJ bu. North
80 i.sei'eu -ol cars. against 70 cars in
ly2 Chicago received 20 $50 bu CIearances
30 60 bu ',''>e
Rsceipts of corn at St Louis 1850 b,,..
ot "nicn al were local, as agains. 500 ou
1902 os"' AZ
Receipts Of corn at primary point, ass. 600
OILS. bu., against 1890 blu. Chicago re-
celved 100 Blu. Clearances 1906 bu
Receipts of oats at ST. Louis 400 bu.. of
Which al were local. against 1850 bu, of
Nd
1902 'ousn' Al
Receipts OF oats at primary points $50. oOo
on. against 1900 bu. In 1862. and ship
ments 5000 bu.. against 10000 bu Clear
ances II 600 bu.
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ne ne sepuoLic Quotations are for lots IN dr<t
'f sTRa AZ siksa5sfe hishsr
ckNTaLorrEs-F1oE.da ranged from, .la1ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pc. o-ssl crate at
RAsPBERRIES@eh Arkansas red a, 81 and
at ;g s per sEd S 5aa eass red
e q crate at 5casl for small and ordinary to
Inris % M al Ease per sss,
tray; consigned scarce and quoted at si.i5s2 per
GoosEs 3 7 :, grown a, $50 per
''H Per bS Sp iG ssn Dav. a. $50 per
Dbl for No 2 to to ssa559 for fancy ,epacked.
51ne at SOC and saEiy harvest at ss4oc and bu
5EaS5t9aa i. 54sa 5 Sss i
linz 0 and MaK rea cans .xss at q 81
ortsrs 2sdsoc a box higher.
.PLCMs--southern Botan s-ha,ke. crate at 75co
common red a, s. and Yellow sc ssai crate. ate
,or MONS Sd On Tx on basis Of 40
orders orders at 1872 a box: California on orders at
HINANAs3yaz bunch on orders
cocoANJTssE,s5 per 900 E trk- and in tob-
0 PfN Tai ESQ Ge a, per craft. and
Cuban At g 49s1 % per crate;
1 sasf sSd s5 I5s ldys Am. 1er i'l' box
CAPE JEssAMINE BCDs-siow sale a, 90,
FoTAToEs.;Rural in bulk and SKID. a. H.1so
WV -PoTAroEs-Triumph in SKIS. del. a,
81 aqi.S is per bu- louisiana white or red at AS
oNIoNS-choice sound from storage IN small
way at tS per bu. in SKIS. del
LIS per li:-bu Skis California red * fssc per b.
SACERKRAUT-11 per ,a-bbI. and & pe-
Dbl. On orders higher.
NEW cABBAGE,- HOMEGROWN plentiful and
low Quote at 15G2oc bu. box and +o95oo per
bu. loose
.CUCUMBERs--Newo Orleans from n.sess per
Dbl. according to condition
TOMATOE@FIor!da ss al H6ls5 for cilIs.
LOOP Tor choice to 30 for fancy sound Texas
BEETs-New homegrown at 1ofise per doz.
LETTUCE-Home-srown at 2oac5c per bu. box.
CARRoTs-New homegrown at sG1ec per doz-
SPIMAcHaaHeue-srovn at oase per hq. box
GREEN PEASE-Home-grown at 11eG1.,s per
GtMBo-s. s0g..5 per s-hask.s era,. for choic.
,cAULiF, LowEK-ns1:as per bu. box for
choice and poor at 40Ii5oc On orders higher.
MUSTARD GREENs-Home-srown 1o6bc per
TURNIP+Nev homegrown at 1oGl5c Per dox.
punches, 25q4ac q bII. box
KALE-Hou:e- grown at ioc a bu. loose.
HoRsERADisH-ss 5oa3.5o per Dbl On orders
RADIsHEsHomes grown at 5a1oc per doz-
STRING BEANSsouthern round green at SO
per bu.. according TO condition: t,.ou al .sV
soc and l-3-bu. basket round at soSsoc and nat
AsPARAGUs-Home-srown at ios7se up to
81 Is per doz. -,
GREEN coRS-AIksnsas at loc a doz.: Texas
AZ sc per crate OF to dog
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York. June Ic-FIourRecs,p,. 1s IL. .,.
ornmeai steady Rye EASY No Wei Heqn Sait
f. 9: b at,oat. Barley dull Observation-Disclosures
red Sc SPOT B. a aoa, Ne 20 red sc
erh pniuth SSe T. o. b. afioat: No. l hard Mani
all day EXCEPT for bTiet G neo Iaiy ag
| siT@nSth in the Southwest and a bulsh Modern III,
quda,o and Ugh: expors trade seses saoIss
c IT es iuy asf close sosss
Sept M,4a0lsc. closed 77ssc: Dec. 7:Sa.sc
bu fafsrss GsG bu eT aps . s
ste Steady 0, No; sc slev and Soc O b afost;
kt quiet; bu. fairly Re smsfa,S Sp;i9 on
ring adverse crop news and rrner cables clos
s sspt 5! q, -isa5aSs closed pee 5sssse
Rsa spot rn No. ts ,os go oa
No white t4c No. Wilt Wilt i i3i.s
g f5k S white t,6ts OPTIONS higher IVES, and
raS meats sas, picked shoaiders ess as sis
aioN steady cotsd bos.e 7 "a Park
pfinls crude nominal: do. yellow nc rice ars
SsfsSss u.s. Hss sswa sss steady 5ai; "
s' oEs-J Kas!e ssis firm s.; s.
s MsnnG i% Es.c MINI Inn lyme iSwhsa,@cssh
Sasd SeS Sorhs. a'i 7sc on F i5 Nq
eeieal 2s t S second patents Isl frs,
in hulk si4a ilizg second clears 'soss'o. Bran
& s s:s &c S yes y 81
white Ssaas..c e. 40 white soi;c: No.
se snf t2ac i sas to choice mailing 5a
grade! 81 5oa115. ProvisionsSMess norx nsr
sEl;. NIL. III; lard per 100 IBIS. S. s0dss ST.:
shoulders lbxdl ssFs. l2f. short clear sides 5bI5
y 1';Ssgs;,I Whisky; basis OF high wines. 81 80
red Western winter IS ID: No. / Northern spring
rs "a: No California SIS Sd futures auiet. Juiy,
new firm at S. Id; old easy at IS I'D: futures
quiet: June nominal: July IS I'D: Sept is SNd
teDrIa. ILL.,, June lo-J,arr etr ", as
No. 45Sc. Oats firm: No. white sic: 10
white S6izc, Whisky on the basis OF 81 % for
Kansas City. June Is-wheat-Julv ss7, 9s7c.
sent sisaaac. coru-Juy 4hc: Sept. 4sE
Duluth. June 12-wheat to arrive. No hard
M Nj. N III Sorthern BIC: No. Northern sc:
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M,.ce,Ianeou. Markets.

FEATHERs-In good demand and i[In White
sc: prime grade DO sse IN small ,s and &c in In
old ls Hhi's sse a4e ai Is pe Xxx cent
on small SKIS and &c on larEs; cncEsns l Is;
psek wiNr sc S ecn asrs e. wing sss .a mike.
&c: wing. tall and pointers mixed Sc: body
EooTs-onote per ID: Ginseng s,Soa4: lady
slipper SCI seneca &C pins lte sodsh h sea- sa
worth sc: angelica 5ltsc: wahoo-bark OF root
ss5s & re- :, Blood aa na Slue nag
pers should see that all roots are well cleaned
and thoroughly dried before sending them to
SHEEP pEhTs7Ega SoS Des. 7; ;s1is; shear
:En sks sssE ;a &c: @ T.4s:
sc: antelope Is,ic: goat &c each-damased out
8 e Dfa r. al fGF S Dss 100
nc CASTOR BEANs-A. si-ss per bu.: smaller lots
1I Il Sc Io ofL-ouo,abl. a, 4.c per raj for
raw and 45c for boiled: lc per gal. less In car
CASTOR oIIMLo.. Of go gals; q, sso per ID:
at 81 SIS sef hal, eo and al s set f.s. q
Soc. On orders dealers charge 40 for rs and
GO cSoT -Fe oIL-wlnter white 4sc: yellow
47c: summer white &c: yellow 4lc: salad sc:
HoSE!ND comb at loc to l,e; strained and
extracted at % .isc in SSls 60 SC IN cans Call
'o HoPs s York at :sS2ic: Western ssasc:
S s&hT@E. side medium at IT,, SCI .ranula'ed $50
ss s se ge Dbl per 'hs Is SKI, mixed at
- 10: Is SKIS. whippoorwin mixed at 81 =: 10 SKIS;
clay at $50; SKIS at slsl: SKIS whippoorwil
Bans AND REa9a9,e .1 sTSn store; prIsa
baeEsys c s n. pP ss,s at so
at s2.s.a2. 20 per su- Other grades aceo 70,
kpER at oil &c .ns s5 nj 0a and
-asohne 81. vinegar &c. black Stl ss: ,. nnssed
Do dent half all d ssi. 81 win. ST. ssaefrsas sss
sickle Oac sal; e aSgT a.sK.n Seaa . 70;
saSs se9e lss,ss ss'g srgrn a. q
black sss E gsss q. & sss XXX a. s1s xSx a
s pfs5 oSRs fNed & per
,o sq Fam sssae9: common siOa50: choice at IS
RAGS ETcssr 100 lss cssn.Fy q, .s 20 at 90
rs so ts Sieached a. SIS per ton: other
ki PTqEsA!NSTsEFsrrners. stock per ID: RED no
?s4 4si1sG at q e at e se 4 e. 100
RoN ASP METa a! nsII.a H. , lss
bass So o sogH sgi IN ses s. o..
were at &c for small and TIC for good average: :
y s sSiseH sEED-ouO.ab.e a. 7oc to
&c 6R R1T b. FlRrrrouo,e Evapora.ed apple. a,
&c for tar to SC f5r Tsod; bleaehd chops =. I&
e to "a &c per I61,ser ior choice bright sum
dried peaches nominal
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-Sew sugar Hs
sffi0c per ID maple strip at s0d9ac per gal.
GRASS SEEDS-MiiIet IS IN demand and nrrn:
dealers askInc as high s2G225: but great
call for anything else. Hungarian would prob
ass SFnz e on ane olaess btams,
livery: Lard tics. SIS for wood and 81 % for .
iron bound: pork bbls. 81 for wood bound and
81 10 for iron bound: cleo tics $1-Z'. Slack work
Round hoop -four bbls. 3lc. fat-hoop do. nc.
s ssIs e ~. s'' me" '' ' '.'ooes o. w.
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FRACTIONS RANGE HIGHER
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
RANKING ISSUES ARE DULL
AND EASY.
New York Strength Causes a Bet,
ter Feeling in the More Ac-
tive Local Stocks.

Trading in local securities was almost e1-
clusiyely in the traction issues yesterday.
With the exception Of Lincoln Trust, the
banking group was not represented in the
sales in lots large enough TO form basis
for quotations The general tendency as
shown by the bids and offers on this class
OF securities was downward.
Transit opened well at $3.50. advanced to
ss3.75, and closed strong at s23.62i5. a net
gain Of 50 cents share for the day. United
Railways preferred was well taken at SO. Is
and 81 The per cent bonds held firm at
ss4.37Ia
Lincoln Trust again sold at $2f7. and a
small lot of Missouri Trust was taken at
sl2s Is, with SIS bid for more.
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The Metal Markets.

While futures advanced q rs Sd to us5 2s si
ne gains abroad We're reflected IN a fru1er mar
declined IS Sd In London. spot closing at f5s and
at 70. IS locally copper was dull and
e,.ectroiytic and he FOR casting. Lead was IN
shansed at I'll 6s in London and at sf5c locally
here was norn.naliy quoted at s25c. Iron closed
at lis sd in Glasgow and at i6s I'd in Middies-
boro. Locally Iron was quiet and nominal. M
,, ondIy, SoIths,n is quoted at s2oa2i; No :
foundry Southern and No. / foundry Southern soft
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Poultry.


New York. June 12.-Live PouIt-y-only A few
cocps OF chickens arrived by express this morn
ing car OF Western is due tomorrow morn
ING. demand 10: the week is over and market
cars on hand. Will; there was fully car o,
snfingers Unsc!d and some were reported al III,
and even lower. BOOSTERS. turkeys ducks ard
geese unchanged. Pigeons slow. No change in
Dressed Poultry-Rece.pts to-day "a pkg. On
" few scattering lots OF fresh fowls arrived
to-day but receivers held back more or less Of
their stock TO supply the wants OF the shop
keepers. Demand from that element was Ii4ht
and market cleaned Up slowly. Business was in
small lots and nice selected fowls occasionally
ceeded quotation; Invoices were light but the
shipments in this direction and feeling is not 50
strong. Not many Western broiiers here and
prices steady. Squads worked out at unchanged
prices. No desirable frozen poultry offered
Ice-pscked-B-oileIs Western dry-picked ga
&c: do; scalded 2sae4c. Other quotations IN
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= Prime st sterling. cable. i.ssa4ss,o: check, Is7y
Commercial sterling. checks <sTS 60 DAYS
4&lsi4. si'.: % days 4.s3i.
Grain bills IS. cotton bills ga
banSers Paris. cables 5.15ss; checks IsL: 90
Commercial French francs check. 1sx1
6l6 i-l6; 60 days 5.is=iG ISIS LIS.
T Is mn. 81 Swiss francs checks 5.IsI9
commercial Belgian francs. checks 5i7ik: 60
o. Bankers. reiehsmarks cables IS s-1s: checks
Commercial re!chsmarkp checks O. s1e. en-
days 9is4 % days - 7-i6 '' W.
e. sankers Dutch suiliers. checks 20 s-l6a4s;.:
so Gommsreia! Dutch suilder,. checks 4oM SIS:
Market easy: UNCHANGED
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HideS.

Ply hint.51Nas ard Indian Territory butcher
l5 lbs. and over at l5c. do tdoD fallen at lic
all stock Uncer Is lbs az Exc: native and Ar
kansas AZ issc round: culls TIC: native, on re-
lectloh-So haru At I&c: No al I3c: dry salt-
Cd at Haze for light TO heavy; on selection
No. at ili7gi2nc: No. 2 1oHzGliiac; green ssited
round at i-4c; en- selection al sj.c for No i and
.i.c for No. lbuls OF incurred &c per ID less
part cured 10 less: culls &c. Horse hides at
colts and blues 81. and &c for dry.
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RANGE OF FUTURES
PROVISIONS

Trading in provisions was small. bu. the
market was firm. the late strength in the
hog market being responsible for the better
feeling. Pa ckers were good buyers OF lard
clfne6 to the buying side The selling was
scattered. with offerings small. Pork closed
!oc higher at $3.50; Sept lard was a shade
higher at 50. 27IA
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
% cars: corn. $40 cars; oats. ITo cars; hogs
Il s1 head 'Oos'
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New York Curb Market.

New York. June I2-Tradine on, the curb con-
with very few exceptions. scored further suostan:
shares Northern Securities was the feature OF
the curb MAJ ket II made gain of over per
cent. selling from SSE up TO 9l7 for $3.50 shares.
one hundred shares Of Mexican Railroad second
preferred sold at %. Lsckawlnna full paid steel
bonds sold at g7Fs for 1900: $1,000 New oriean.
Railway iiss sold at sii. I25 shares of Bank OF
Commerce sold at :Si. american Can preferred
sold At ;sI: and AZ. for 10 shares Two hun
dred shares St Louis Transit common sod al ~,
G23L and the preferred sold at IL for 100 shares;
seaboard common sold from 2sss down to . on
for iCo shares One hundred shares OF Havana
year: 3.o9e Combination Rubber and Betting s.
sold at lGgis. 30 shares OF Tennessee Copper sold
at from 2 down to 2s&; 1000 shares OF Greene
Copper sold from 3S UP TO 29H then to % erd
Standard Oil sold from sts up TO go for 100
sharec.
New York. Tune I2.;sqsar-Raw Arm: fair re-
ses sugar Sic: refined steady; crushed i5c;
powdered i.eSc; graduated 4.s5c. Moiasses dull.
New Orleans, La, June i2-Sugar dull: open
kettle. .$as tic; open.kettle centrifugal s5.S
nc: cetrifueal whites 1-lsc: yeIiows 3xa4c:
seconds 2aasc. Molassesa.,open-kettie nominal
D6Ac.
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St. Louis-Sept. whea. 72Iss72.sc: puts ;,lsa
.sSc 70 I2i+c BID: calls i25sc: puts on July wheat
Milwsnkeesep.; wheat 7:ss7sHe; put. 72se
t.aGI7t:c bid: calls tIlsalls,e bid.
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Foreign EXCHANGE.

tLansactfons at the banks were in fair volume
Win good demand for call and time Ioans
discount rates were Steady between and nor
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xevYork Stock Quotations.

ST. Louis. June 12.-The following shows the
opening, highest lowest and closing quotations
reeted daily for The Republic by D. r. Frances.
Bro & Co. bonds and stocks. ia North Fourth
a,o
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Provisions.

Psrk-Nsw standard si7s Per 100 lbs. in
~ ;ssa. on side closed nominal
81 Green En- Hams E,cMcar lots bed. f b.
i assa "a @ . al iss US ais as q
ne. n. I: shouiders-ioa ss-av. a, sfsc. From m
the block del: Hams at io9lc1.c and bellies at
y i shoulders q, Tae. '''''
:ssss t. s:.s sI:.s.
backs a. bv ss s,anas.d backs at s'c. Dealers
shsiss llsSs srsasfass 5assq a f.e h % :?
shoulders at SC. Plain smoked Sxd a Ie,, Il in
lcpe ing way Ranged: Extra shorts at iec cribs
5 Plai ,5 at sss fat basks q, :;ahaaId backs
Dealers enaIge, higher on orders
f faHo,Ty hrt dean'sv iR s2od al. Ssrs
'ak S ont out Of season.; packers choice ssd51ac.
ScSasaySf sryr at Sc ss yellow SO and
white sc. Packers stock.Brown at iGS4i!c:
sSss is ss.ss Wit s sssss q. .e SINAI.
aq2 s sna o at fEe al :.
H. sheep at &c: thin ewes and bucks at ZIG per
fs'. dresssa at calves al srRs lambs at sac
Beef-on orders; Bs,d,-plate and Fulton Mar
l2t-c; knucAIes 1tc: outside l0i. 9l1c.
Live Po1itry-Chickens: Hens per ID. 10c: old
and stasgy young ROSTERS Sc: spring chickens
average. lsc: spring ducks, "a lbs average. 1tc:
Geese-Full- feathered &C: p!ucked &c. Live
pigeons and squads. per doz-. Si.lo.
Dressed Poultry-Turksys nG12c. chickens-
Hens l0c: spring chickens at DC: ROSTERS &c.
Ducks lie. Foregoing figures are for. choice only.
Fresh Fish-Weaker. owing TO lack OF outward
supply ample for local needs. We
quote. per ID: Black bass at i2i-c: crapple &c
bill cat Tlsc; buihsads-dressed Sc, and Eross &c:
g: dressed t.s German man. carp.
TIC per h
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Anthracite StockstThere was scattering com
rnission-house buying OF the various anthracite
stocks especially Ede and Reading. especially
after tho announcement that Judge Lacoube had
holding President Baers contentious In connec-
ton with The testimony before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Reading was the leader
OF the afternoons rally. The stock had been
bought fer both accounts all day but the sharp
riso in It started with the purcha.. OF 1oo
shares by WoTrser. ". B. Oliver was a large
seller on the advance.
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June I2-Sales OF bonds were made
here to-day q q follows.
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wan Street Go..ip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis Bro. & Co.. No. ia North Fourth street.
New York. June l2.-Fcreign-The feature Of
the London market the trading in Anleri-
cans all OF which displayed a rising tendency.
The settlement passed without the rurnored
troubles and sentiment favora5iy affected.
Prices came generally higher. Arhitrace houses
had both buying and selling orders Their total
transactions amounted TO 6oUc. shares, evenly
al Med between gales and purchases On the Use
,hs srbtrr scoers sold more freely. the result OF
ths Gays operations being the sale on balance
Of about Zoo shsr@s-
Aesrnoou Riss-zhs rise In ths lsR hour
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Atehison-The traders fought the advance IN
Atchison perhaps more stubbornly than any
other stock. though unsuccessfully, There was
story that the company needed money and
realized the futilisy OF bond issue at this time
30 the directors decided to get tho money by
passing dividends the common stock
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Baltimore and ohio-A strong feature was B.
q O., in which there was good commission house
buying. Tho stock was helped by the May state
ment Of earnings. which showed increase OF
eC',25' In the gross ana an increase Of s21.-
6s6 In the net
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Live stock Market


BuSress at the National Stock Yards In eue-
penden and no cattle will be received there until
the water recedes enough to enable railroads Is
reach the yards
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Sestcrdny's Bank ClearinRs.
Iesterday's clearing house statement allowed
clearinEs $3.50 "a: baiancss SD.1Ss.
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started with aggressive buying Of Reading, which
soon extended TO other active stocks II
said the bear clique was no longer unanimously
eearish. and some stubborn shorts who had keen
expecting reaction to-day covered after
o'clock: keene brokers were buyers OF Steel
and other stocks. and the strength of ST.. Paul
and Missouri Pacific lea TO talk that Standard
OIL party looked for still higher prices. Expec-
tation OF q very good bank statement a
eliminating influence. and on top OF this Well
brokers who have heretofore represented the
chief bear party turned urgent buyers IN the last
half hour.
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St. Louis Future Prices.
stock. of Grain In Store.


Butter : Quotations: Creamery-Extra .4a2sc:
hrsts cygcic; seconds isGlec. Dairy-Extra l7g
Isc: ffsts lsd1Ic: grease 4d5c. iadie packed good
raise frsts l3alsc: country packed stock $50
I5c: inferior sGIcc renovated extra Isa17c: arsts
I4r I5c; grass Iisvored pals i3i.c.
Eggs-Eurrent receipts I+lI5c: receipts l. .es
local and 1879 through: shipped 10
Cheese-ouote Northern on orders: Twins IKE;
singles ilffc daisies li.sc J; A. Ii,sc: long
&c. Swiss l6lrHIic: brick lie
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MINING SHARES


New York, June I2.-ITosiaE quotations n, NJ,
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RAILROAD STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS

American Sugar ....laO..
Amer. Sugar ptd. .1lS;,
Amer. Tel & Tel. .Iisi.
Dom. Iron & Steel. II
General Electric ...1s0
Mass. Electric -. 21i,
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Wool.
Missouri. and Illinois


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Chicago Stock Market,
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Domestic Exchange.

Reported by Whitaker & Co., exchange brokers
No so North Fourth street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
T8s9 E7F4] s17 l WITH BATTERED VIsAGES
Several People Besieged the Prosecu-
 tors Ofice This Morning.

Several People Besieged the Prosecu-
 tors Office This Morning.
 Business in fstic circles appeared to have been quite brisk yesterday, judg- ing from the number of blackened eyes and bloody faces that were wait ing around Prosecutor Durant's office this morning. One man tried to con- eeaI his difigurement behind glasses Of a far different kind from what he seemed to have been using yesterday. There was a woman in the crowd whose nose seemed to be making in quiries of her right ear. Her face was a sight. The marks of the violence she had undergone were not cleaned away, nor was there any evidence of medical attendance. ...~ ...-z.
 A hat worn by man told the kind of scrimmage he had been in. It had lost part of the top, and another man who seemed to have been sober some time in his life, looked out from two eyes that were in total eclipse. A woman of about 30, with little boy hanging onto her skirts, was telling the men just referred to what a black. guard her husband was. Even for a Monday morning the number of callers to the prosecutors office was very large There were about dozen in all with all kinds of stories and all kinds of marks of violence to back them up.