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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-01

Supernuous hair, moles. pimples.
wrinkles. ETC.. permanently removed.
Thin or faded. hair corrected. Dam
druf cured. Manicuring. N. Z. Elec-
tro-Therapeautic Co.. suit 4o3 Mo-
hawk block. Tel. Red 1851. 1906.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Nice front room with board, bath.
Tel. Black 3442. 1908 College. 1866
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Well established cash business for
sale; cheap If bought at once. Ad-
dress Al, Press Office. 226-6
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Because O'Keefe wanted to go into
the ring last night many pounds
overweight Jimmy Britt declined to
go on at San Francisco thinking
that In spite of weight forfeit money
he did not care to go against such
odds.
Lou Dillon broke her own record
on the Chenille track yesterday, but
failed to touch, Cresceus' worlds rec
ord for trotters. She made the mile
In 2:02%, a half second lower than
worlds time.
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For sale--Small store. postofiice
goes with It; doing good business:
fine location. Inquire Of Press for in
formation. 200-s.
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FURNISHED noo,rs.

Nicely furnished rooms, single and
housekeeping; bath. Fourth fioor
Marion block. Tel. Red 671. Tran
sients. 1920,
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hammer throwing and hurdle events
the committee has In view adding a
number of bicycle races.
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For sale-Bowling alley. doing a
business Of 5000 per month. Address
Ia Monroe street: 1886.
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DETEcTIvE AGENCIES.

The Theil Detective Service Co.
We do a general detective business in
all parts of United States and Canada.
Spokane Office. 415 Empire State
building. w. S. Swain. manager. Day
phone, Red 3571. Night phone,
Front 81. 1853
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PAWN .1oxE1s.

Pawn brokers and loan Office We
loan on jewelry, diamonds, watches.
chattels. household goods. etc. p.
Bickford. 33S Main avenue. Goods
stored. 1880,
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c1oTHDs oLEAMnD AND P1EssED

Clothes cleaned and pressed for
$3.50 per month: four suits called for
and delivered. Commercial Dye
Works. Phone Main 243. 20s-s.
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PHONE EXCHANGE Q.
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aoo,rs-Ho xouszxzsPufa.

Rainier-Grand. Mrs. J. c. Stewart,
proprietress. The finest furnished
rooms in the city; baths. S11h Riv-
erside. Phone Black 265. 1910.
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For sale--At Loon Lake, cottage at
cost. For particulars address b.
Loon Lake. 22S-4.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS


h and the little beart that ignored Though weather
from
sections had damage
v cnst
selling
70 and ortE o WI los
to in the la hourb ut wa strong m
Sep corn rcned,s aI Up and c VI.
*
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bank cIaarugs Uiscoun
n perez
Spot cotton anced il he
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
New York Curo Market.

New York, June 1s.-The curb market to-day
reflected. to great extent. the conditions pre-
vailing on the Stock Exchange. The number of
issues traded in fairly large. but the aygre-
gate dealings were considerably below the totals
of the previous days of the week. At the OMEN
ing prices showed some frmness. but after the
first hour prices developed more or less irreg,,-
larity Total trades were about 1000 shares
Northern Securities opened unchanged from
the previous close. Later the stock rose nea rly
per cent on the scarcity of offerings 1t sold
from 9lS down to s0a.. back to Bis and down
To Soli again. trades of about 1000 shares
Fifty shares OF Bank of Commerce sold at $50,
Ten shares Of InterborouEh Rapid Transit sold
at 10las. Twelve shares of Standard OH aoi5
from Si5 down to CAB. One hundred shares Of
American Can preferred sold from 42i. down to
i2i. St Louis Transit sold at 2ii. for I'M
shares. Fifteen thousand dollars. worth of New
Orleans Railway bonds sold at S. Greene Con-
per sold from 2924 up to 2lis for l. 100 shares
One hundred shares of Tennessee Copper sold at
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LOCAL STOCKS ADVANCE
IN A NARROW MARKET.
THIRD NATIONAL AND COM
MERGE HIGHER.
Transit and United Railways Pre-
ferred Make Gains on Mod
crate Buying.

There was another dull session of the To-
cal Stock Exchange. with interest mainly
in fractions and a few scattered banking 10
sues. The inquiry for Transit was lighter
than 1t had been for several days. but there
was enough buying early to advance the
price to s2i75. The close was at s24.62L. a
net gain of 12ll:c share for the day. United
Railways preferred was higher at s73.I5 and
the As ruled firm at sSi.25.
Third National at $500. . and ss00371s and
Bank of Commerce at s3i9 were a trifie bet
ter. Boatmen's Bank eased off to Sis. but
had s2l9 bid at the close.
Central Coal and Coke common had fair
support at So 62ia. Other miscellaneous is
sues were neglected.
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MINING SHARES.
Mining Stocks in New York.
Foreign Exchange.

st Louis. June IS 1903.
Prime sterling cables 4.ssi0a4 $3.50; checks 1875
"a IS: 60 days i.S5S5fi4. $40.
Commercial sterling checks 4sTSG4s7Ts; go
days 4s5is94.S5h: 80 days 4.S3sI4.Si.
Grain bills 4.S5i-: cotton bills 4.S4l2.
Bankers Paris. cables SIS: checks 515S,; go
days 5lSis d5.lSsG5ls LILO
Commercial French francs. checks 5.lo5.9
sis 1-I6a5 lsI.: 20 days 51Sis a5 IS 1-l6a5 1884,.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5l5ss as Is lis
G5.iGs,: 20 days 5.lSs4.
Commercial Belgian francs checks 5l67.a
Sis Lis co days 5.19ssd519 l-ls95. 20
Bankers reichsmarlis. cables 90 u-lSaa53t checks
95 9-i5a95j4: 10 days 80.
Commercial rechsmarks. checks 80 7-16; 60 days
81 l3-l6a9473: 30 days 81 S-l6.
Bankers Dutch guiders. checks 40 5-l6: 60 days
40 I-lGI4uis.
Commercial Dutch guildcrs. checks 40 3-lsd 4oA. !;
60 days 80 1o-l6Ii0
Market firm.
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2a2sa: closing at 2AG2,s. Time money firm: ca
days 4atH: 80 days ~: six months 6Is Prime
mercantile paper 5G5is; sterling exchange steady
AT 4 sIs5 for demand and at is5io for 50 DAYS;
posted rates 4s5Sli. Sc and 1885, commercial bills
4.s47S. Mexican dollars Sic Government hands
steady; railroad bonds weak
Bond Sales Mt New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York June IS.-Sales Of bonds were mad.
her fol1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

New York. June ls.,The market for evapo-
rated apples Is quiet. but prices are STEADY to
Arm at the recent level. Common are quoted at
4654e: prime at SIC: choice at &C and fancy at
ing from Sc TO &c for all grades and futures at
tracing attention. with quotations ranging
from 2i.c to &c on the four-size basis f. o. b..
the coas. for the 1903 crop. Apricots are steady
with choice quoted at ISGs1sc and fancy at 100
lcrc Peaches are steady at 7dT,ac for choice
ard SIl0Izc for fancy
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LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Business Extremely Light-Beef Cattle
Firm-HoEs Hold Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-WIth 80 few
cattle at this point for the day 1t gave the mar
ket the appearance of Saturday. with the sun
ply filling but few pens In one end of an aIlev
and IL 1t hadn't been for the audience that wa >
around one wouldn't have known that the rnarke,
was in progress.
While appearance was against It. there was
in most instances quick. active movement for
while but few local packers and order BUYERS
were out. the demand received from them was
such that most Of the cattle found a ready and
satisfactory sale. No strictly choice kinds were
on offer but a load OF 1.3io-lb. cattle sold ar
ance OF the cattle were mostly medium. while
but few below 81. 80 were had. ''e
With the exception of sale OF medium, and
one OF the best that were considered no better
than Wednesdays prices the market ruled about
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II ai2isc: No. az lOaTl1;,c: green sal:sd round
southern al .3.c. Western at SC. selection *
si7c To- No and at 7'gc for No. 2. bulls or IN
cured lc per ID. less. part cured tic less culIs
Horse hides at sl-15 for No. and 8 "a FOR No
green. ronies. colts ard blues 81 and 55- for div
Wool
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Stocks of Grain in store.
Provisions.

Butter-ouotations: Creamery-E1tra e2d1Hc:
frsts IeTNc: seconds lTlIiSc. Dairy-Extra III
lsc firsts leIiIc: grease 405c: ladlepacked good.
liglSc: firsts 15dl6c country-packed stock 13l-c;
inferior less: renovated extra l6dl7c: firsts 1iG
l5c: grass fiavored pals lic I
Esgs-Current receipts IEIi3c: receipts 1888
local and 20 through.
Cheese-We quote Northern on orders: Twins
HE: singles Ike: daisies iiS4c: y. A. INC:
long horns l2c: Limburger. new, 9i2GI Zoe; inferior
3isuic; Swiss lsc: brick 12Gl2isc.
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Chicago Stock Market.
New York Stock Quotations,

St. Louis. June 1s.-The following shows the
opening, highest. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day:
Corrected daily for The Republic by D. r.
Francis. Bro. * Co. bonds and stocks. 2li y.
Fourth ST.
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Pork-New standard 81 40 per 100 lbs. in a

Pork-New standard $40 per 100 lbs. in a
Lard-Chcice steam on E, side closed nominal
Green Hams Etcs,-Car lots held. {. o: b, E.
s Is a, '9 ie H Ia isl Els :
skinned hams.l6s q, l.s.c., lsa2os and 2ea2ts at
New York shoulders Ieais ay,f a, 6, From the
block. del: Hams at loc to i9a.e and bellies :.. at
New York shoulders at Tag. alles. cars li-ay
hams Il 1o-av. do. and n car l2-av- do. all
p s Meats;To arrive, loose cured cribs ri,
dull and nominal IN, closing thus hx a5aT at 5bS
way ranged: Extra shorts at si.c, RIBS a. s..e:
short fat slea backs * al Sc ssdsT backs a, @
Dealers charge higher on orders
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from l2lss. for heavy
l5,.c for choice light hams at lstc to ls'sG
sh.c. plain smoked bxd lots in a johbinE way
ranged: Extra shorts at oe; cribs at lete; short
backs at Sc: standard backs at lose. Dealers
charge higher orders.
T TaiowsPrime country 5a5ise and No. a, SIC
(cake out of season.; packers. choice S'sa'=c.
w Tssw as a; g PasserS white at at
Frog Legs-Larse sl.23: medium at SEC: sma'i
veals-ouote good to choice calves at 5'a5ise per
h.: heretics and thin nouinally 2a4c. sheep
nominal at o &c and sBfns ana fulton
kat and roll at sii.50: mess at 81: dried sets
S Live tPask5ss iii ssssde Hens ls" ID M
and shaggy Young ROSTERS SC. spring chickens
average Isc spring ducks average iss; SPRING ,,TI
feathered SC: plucked &c. Live pigeons and
sq1s sessed P PouitryGTarkeys lie chIckensHens
nc. sprinC chickens at I5c: ROSTERS &c. Ducks
lie Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Fresh Fish-Firm. Quote. per ID: Black bass
1ac: croppie SC for small to Sc for large dressed
car DC: spoonbill cat Sc: builheads-dressed Sc
ard gross &c: bufralo-grcss Sc. dressed ii7d5c:
German carp-dressed sil2c. gross &c: sunfish
&c: white perch &c.
Dry fint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
as lbs and over at lJc. do tdo.l fallen at lfc
ali stock under lS lbs. at 1slzc. native and Ar
krrfas a; l3z4c round: cuils Tic: natives on Sc
iection-No | at I4c; No. /. at 12c. dry sa1ted at
800" 80 ,;ab, 10 heavy. nm s.Iectiun-No ar
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Missouri Pacifc-The room heard that the COM
pany's current earnings would show big de-
creases account the floods. and when the traders
sold the stock they found their offerings SO well
taken that they promptly covered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Iron acknowledgements Coal declined sharp
" ON scattering sales by commission houses and
traders The only gossip that accompanied the
movement was that the recent break In Colorado
Fuel and to-day's weakness In United States
Steels had unsettled" sentiment.
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BUTCHER CATTLE-There was an exceeding
ly light suspply Of butcher cattle received There
vas was not decent re2resentation OF either cows.
heifers. the latter being in the majority. Outside
4s5 there was nothire else Of much sonseo 100
The demand from butchers was good which wa,
sales were more easily made than Wednesday
while prices ruled steady. and as much as i0c
higher on handy-weight heffers.
No. Av. Pr No. Ay Pr, No. Ay Pr
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Metropolitan-Both Metropolitan Securities and
Metropolitan Street Railway were very weak.
decline but there was much selling by room
traders which was for the short account.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
REVIEW OF THE IRON TRADE
Production and Consumption APP
pear at an Equilibrium.
Cleveland. o.. June 1s.-The Iron Trade
Review this week says:

Cleveland. o.. June lS.-lne iron lraue
Review this week says:
Production and consumption in iron and steel
appear to have come close TO an equilibrium at
high point for both. AS to the side which
the balance Will fall in the immediate future
there does not appear 10 be any disagreement
but the week has given little new light on the
mooted question of the price basis on which large
buying will be stimulated Indications point to
limited and careful buying. until the effect OF
recent financial developments can be measured.
With production of pig iron in May at rate
almcs: equal to 2l.C00.dpo tons year there was
ar increase in reported stocks for the month OF
ie, coo tons. while pig iron imports amounted TO
5000 tons This would ind cate that pig iron
imports in the immediate future will mean SIM
ply $50 much accumulation of domestic iron. New
furnaces continue to be added to the producing
list. and several more will be ready in the next
month or two.
Meanwhile the number of stacks under repair
seems not to decrease. but the new stacks are OF
high capacities. The expectation that the rail
mills would open books this week for bust
ness for 1904 has aroused some interest In the
steel market. There is other price talked OF
than SOS. and at this figure large orders will be
placed inquiries being in hand for several hun
drcd thousand tons. including the 100 tons from
Hartman interests. incorrectly reported this
weeks as sale. 1t Is stated that close to 100 10
tons of rails placed for 1903 will be carried over
. At So. 1t is believed. plates. shapes. and steel
bays are in accord with present conditions and
The outlook The pig iron market is not inactive
and inquiry IL of good proportions. but foundry
iron has not found place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
CnHRP.

New York. June is-coree-spo. Rio quiet;
mild quiet. Futures opened steady at a partial
decline OF points under continued larger re-
ceipts at primary points and a partial decline IN
finally quiet net unchanged TO points lower
Sales $50 bags, including July at sc:
Sept at J. ISf3 SOC: Oct. ,. snc Dec. 4.2nc: March
.4ec and May at $500. The sales OF july NJ
a.F5c brought the market down 10 another new
low level the lowest previous price hav,nE been
reported yesterday. when July sold 1t asa. . =
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Bar Silver.


New York June 1ss-Bar silver 5.Zc per OF.
Al London quiet. q 5-1sd per OF.
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misunderstanding held we'll when the rest
Erie by savin vas said i, to be for Wen party.
marked position for the time being Later 1t
was said that the Waldorf clique had abandoned
the bull position, finding 1t Improbable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
FINANCIAL.
Local Money Market.

Local Money Market.
Transactions at the banks IN fair vol
urne. There is a moderate demand for call and
time loans. with discount rates steady. between
and per cent.
Yesterdays Bank CIearings.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
clearings. $40, +0S: balances sl.0c0.0sl.
Domestic Exchange.
Reucrted by Whitaker & Co exchange brok-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

United states Steei-Feature was weakness in
common and preferred. The fact was commented
on that before opening the tip circulated
that steels would be hammered to-day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

WHEAT.By sample. W. trk.: &c for No. !,
red and 1TffIsc for No. 3 red: 1fiLdTec for No
? hard and .5c for No hard: SKID. soft winter
sold at 15dIsc.
CORN-An elevator company sold 5oooo bu
No. mixed yellow and white TO Texas BY
sample. W. side: No, 5 sold at s2isG5sc: No. 3
white ut SIC and no-grade ct 4Ic.
OATS-Bv sample W side: No sold a, ;sc
hulk and i.misc SKID. and No white hulk at
ttc loaded from store: M. : a. 4odi2c: No. 4 NJ
2sl.Iiic: No. white at 46diic: No. white at
RYE.At Sc loaded E. side for No. :: No J
FLANsF Fr,-r-,ireiy nominal at s1o1 per tu
spot and 81 to arrive. None Offering
stTaGEts s3.isd3.55: evtra fancy s3.SOdJ. n: low
grades in iutes SO ioa2 90. hard winter rourz in
tutes-Patents 80 35 for firsts to 81 50 for extra
fancy; straiEhts sS1off3. -: clears 50 50G2 81
Foregoing prices for lots from first hands trk
or at dsrot ;his side. Orders higher.
RYE FLOrR-1n a jobbiug wav at s. S. In tute
SKIS; and sj.l" in wood for new: mixed and In
CoRNMEA1<c1tv meal. T. o. b. SO and
peal real g-its and hominy 81.
BRAN-Sold in large SKIS. W. side at sic;
e. side choice country bran in los del. and
mixed feed at mill at St. AT mill bran sells
HAf-Receipts AS tons local and n through:
shipped 81 tons. market Guotaby as follows: W.
side-Tinohv stiff1s for choice. Si5ffI6 for No I.
SlSGlt for No .. s.G12 for low grades Clover
Mixed sl3Sl4 for No l. slo1n for No. :. s7G9 for
lower grades
sTRAw-wheat and ost on trk. $50: rye 81
LEAD AM. sPELTER-Lead sold a. s'.s5:
wHISKY-Steady at 81 co
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The Metal Markets.

New York June 1S-The London tin market
was very weak. spot there declining 81 5s to
il2s and futures e los to fiet los In New York
abroad, and closed at 2sa2s S.5c; Copper declined
while futures lost 5s closing at ESQ Locally
copper was dull and nominally unchanged. Lake
and electrolytic quoted at IA. 5eI14. -5c and
casting at lac. Lead was quiet and unchanged
here at 4.50c. and London also was unchanged
at i'll Is cd Spelter unchanged in London
at go Is Cd. while here the market was nominal
at sa6.25c. Iron closed at 52s Cd in Glasgow and
at 4Gs Sd in Middlesboro. Locally. Northern
grades were nominaly lower. No. / foundry
Northern is now quoted at $40. 50G20: No. 2 foun-
dry Northern at sls.5od19: No. l foundry South
ern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft at sl9Il9.55
Warrants were nominal.
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Wall Street Gossin.

Reported by Commercial Advertiser through
Francis Bro. & Co., No. 2l4 North Fourth street
New York, June 1S,-Foreign-After opening
dull and irregular American stocks in london
improved with the better feeling created by re-
duction of Bank Of England rate. Arhitrage
but later turned sellers. The net result OF their
opera TONS which were about 200 shares was
Chases.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

St. I.ouis-wheat higher: Sept sold a. axe:
puts. 1SSsdT3s,c: calls 14iac to 147sc July corn
puts. 49t-c: calls. 5orSc
N,rvaukes-Sept wheat uu.s. 7iI.c 7.sc: calls,
s5Ss q l5i.c. Sept. puts. i9s4c; calls. 5ISc.
ST. LOuiS Future Prices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
GRAIN VALUES HIGHER
ON BACKWARD SEASON.
CROP REPORTS ARE GENER-
ALLY BULLISH.
Though Market Is Narrow Demand
Is Sufficient to Sustain
Prices at Close.

BUllish traders had the grain market we'll
in hand yesterday. Though weather con-
ditions were favorable and the drought in
the Northwest was said 10 have been brok
en- advices from the winter bel, Were all
Favorable to the buying side. The burden
OF the news was slow growth. rust and in
set damage. Reports from Missouri and
1llineis were especially unfavorable for the
growing crop. Foreign markets were a
tritle higher and clearaaces were fairly
large. Local receipts continue light. There
was some selling for profit toward the
close. but only a portion OF the early gain
was WED out.
Sept. wheat opened &c off and sold at:
Ste .3,c '3isa733sc 1850. !39c. 53I.c. $40.
1850. AZ. 'iisc. s4a7iisc.
Corn was strong through the greater part
of the session. A backward season. slow
growth and crop damage reports were the
principal factors in the advance. The mar
ket followed the lead OF wheat closely and
cased off a trife in the last hour on real
izing sales
Sept. corn opened t4G3sc up and sold at:
.st@sc iN.c 4s'.c: tN.c tsl:c. 4s2c. iss,c 4s'sc.
iSfsc. isc. is'sc. iSNg+sTsc. $3.50.
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis 800 bu..
compared with e. SCI br. one year ago. None
went out
IiluldII IOiHiS received SsS.tvp pu-. CON-
rared with 291.%D bu. last year. and shipped
sol 900 bu against $4,000 bu. one year ago.
Receipts Of corn at ST Louis 500 bu..
compared with SS2o0 bu. for the same day
last year. and shipped $50 bu.. compared
with $500 one year ago.
Primary points received col COZ blu. against
5000 hu Shipments We're $4,000 bu.. COM
pared with $4,000 fo- the same day one
year ago.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis 500. COM
pared with 5000 for the same day one year
ago, while there wa, shipped 100 bu..
against 1632n hu
Primary points received $4,000 hu.. COM
pared with $4,000 bu. for the same day one
year age. and shipped $4,000 bu.. compared
with $4,000 bu. last year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Baltimore ard Ohio-Feature was the purchas Sc
of lO.Vot shares by Harris, Gates & Co. Houses
with Philadelphia connections were also buyers
and this revived recent talk Of increased divi-
dend rate next Sept. People close to the Penn
sylvania Railway management were quoted as
stating that the likelihood Of such action was
almost nil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
STOCKS AND noNDs IN BOSTON.

Boston Mass. June lS-CIosins quotations or
money. bonds stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Call loans 3I:a4a per cent: time loans 4&a5,;
BONDS
Atchison Observation-Disclosures. $751;;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Treasury Statement.
Washinrton. June 1s.-Available cash balance
Sos, ssc,aJi gold sizes, 81 $751;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19

Savannah Ga June ls.-Turpentine firm &c.
81 20. + 9i;5; & $50: II se.ss: $50; X s.sj;
II sse5 n IS; W. W. $40: ". G. $780,