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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York. July so.-F1our-Receipts 27.4e4: ex-
ports s.4i2 Influenced by the grain strength.
bed bel; firm all day Minnesota patent s, s45ogt1s
to fancy S. 50. Continental s steady Rye
im No. WestgFs ss;s b. Oat Barley
so a?rs No ah9a Ds sa s y J. aaa B.
II was an Irregular morning in wheat. with
actions finally advancing on crop news and good
outside support; in the afternoon further export
was unsettled and ltassc net higher. May $50
sspt sS sac cos a s.s aSs Dec eiCssd ssS
s4a.e, closed aMc. Corn-Receipts 70.1oo: ex..
!sc ai9a. Sslgw 'sssS sSSa;9T xs sHs
59lsc: option market declined for a time under
siderable strength on covering. but finally broke
g; ssgs ss$%sse: sIe:sS ssse pse 5sS 5s,:s
white iGe 4e White is track White
tss Dss n9"n ns ssss dS city asa s
WsseEP steamed sEsS Bsk refined S
steady. Molasses arm: New Orleans opsn-kettI tie
sf Balu tt e1 July sWsea. in s.or.-No hard
s ss S So Northern Northern M r a5FyeSS assd
liverpool. July so;sW,hest-spot quiet: No. q
IS d No futures sue :DE h
nominal: Sept. IS 4Ad: Dec. Is Id. Corn-Spot
American mixed steady. Is SID: futures quiet:
July nominal: Sept. IS Sad.
Peoria ILL.,. July 3o:.Corn firm: No. ooc: No.
49c. Oats frmer: No. white 33ts d33Hc: No.
white 3i6S2c. Whisky on the basis of $3.50 for
Milwaukee. Wis. July ao.-wheat higher: No.
Northern ss,zc: No. NORTHERN s5as7lsc; new
dull: No. / 5sa6oc; sample 4695ac. Corn-Sept.
522.c.
Minneapolis. MINI. July sO-wheat-Sept. 7sh
@7skc: Dec. Tasc: on trk. No. hard STAG; No.
Northern sc: No. Northern s4as5se: No.
Northern s3Gs5c. Flour-First patents s. 45d4. IS:
second patents 81 3od4.40: first clears 50 5o3. 60:
second clears s2.45G2 s.. Bran in bulk s12a12.25.
Kansas City. No.. July !o.-Wheat-Sept. ssi9c;
Dec. 7oA a70so: cash No. 2 hard 1Oa76kc: No.
ssit669c: No. 64Ts7c: rejected 62d6sc: No. 2 red
74G7ihc: No. 72Q73c. Corn-Sept. 4sc: Dec. 47S
G47ac: cash No 2 mxd. 4sIsc: No. white 49-;
No 4sc. Oats-No white 3sG29c: No. . mixed
$50: choice prairie s755Gs ReceiptsNWheat i3s.
600 bu: corn 1900: oats 5000. Shipments-Wheat
~ zoo bu.: corn % 400: oats 1900.
Chicago. July 90.-Cash flour was steady. No.
spring wheat S0dS2c No. 76Is0c: No. red
7S7tGS0c. No . corn sc: No. 2 yellow s3G
53i4c.. No: oats 45c: No white 3sihq3sc: No.
white 3t,sd36c.- No. 2 rye 51lac Good feeding
Prime timothy $40. Mess pork per bbl, sis. 7oa
1875. Lard. per 100 lbs. 3. 70d7,75 Short rib
sides Qoosel s7.76d7. 80. Drv salted shoulders
(bxd.l 81 5oGS2 %: short clear sides (bxd). s. ga
SSH. Whisky basis OF high wines. $3.50. Clover,
contract grade, S12iIl250
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Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republic quotations are for lots In first
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots On
orders charged higher.
a-gal tIay: according to quality.
PEACHES-Per 4sal basket crate: Texas
berta. sl.5J: Clawford 81 . for Is. ATEsnsas FL
PEAs"Ficrida lie conte s1as crate Home
Grown sugar 49li5Qc peck: Alabama lie CCEte s.
.WHoRTLEBERRIEss Scarce Arkansas Sc
g. Per s-Ral. case.
accdrans TO aua G'' c sg s2s h s
lots sla1.5o for small and green. N.75d2 for
PTNEAPPIEs- Florida ssea.5o per Graz
Meditesfa5esn saet on TaisG Ses I. o '5gs
orders si I, at Z5ayoe box higher,
PLUMSHome grown common red 4lTi5c: Wild
so9se gasSc lz5hu- bssket Damsons and Ger
-GRAPEs-AFkanss.s Hartford and Ives IS 500
LEMoNs-cal,ornia on trk- on basis s3.5O1ss.7s
BANANAS-Nd2 bunch on orders.
SOS - CIS,mPer 1000. E. Tx. IS: tobbing
t,6 GAigJiF1RNIA PEcIpgoTs ERqIrs-As AUG
m :2 !, Yellow Esq 8 -: Sugar 8 81 Dia
g 20a125. BaItlett pears s5.S5a2.i5.. PeachssS
81 oR See Tu i1R PGSssr and crsw1ord y
BLACK s. 5e [ per box TOR Sound anna 'iSi
., a: LouPEs-Texas. standard. crate, seq
poIy crate. 5G&sc square. secas Missouri 2aa and
A!ahama and south Carolina sLe5al-s0 per car.
In 1obbing way Sslt1s per luo.
OTATOES-Home- grown early Ohio 1850
per bu: loose for bottom stock and b.uT 55c.
NEW ONIONS-Near-by yellow 50d55c: North
Missouri red 57Is0c per bu.
NEW cABBAGE-Bu. box 2oc: Dbl 4oa50o
loose On orders. large crates 81 Is.
CUCUMBER-horne-g grown 55a55c Der bu
TOMAToES-Hone-g grown sod35c bu. loose;
half ripe 40l5oc shipping order.
BEETS-Home- grown I5r2Dc doz
LETTUCE-Home- grown 3SG40c doz.: Chicago
naI crates, SeMelc; Il bbis I5cGI
CARROTS-Home-gro 15a2ac doz punches;
b0dT5c bu. box.
GUMBQ-Horne- grown i5G5oc A-bu basket
TIRN1PS-Home- grown s9G75c a bu box
CELERf-Michigan loq12lsc per bunch. accord
Ing to size: cases oJGfS0c.
EGGPLANT-Home-Gr0 5nTT5c doz
PEPPERS-Home- grown 30I40c 1s-bu- bas-
ket.
STRING BEANS-Home-gr Crown r5oalso bu
box loose: Illinois fat box 13Gi5c; \ bu Chicago
green 75casi blu.
souASH-ouiet: HOMEGROWN 4oa5oc bu box
loose.
GREEN GoRN-Horne- Grown suEar sa15o doc.
SWEET POTATOES-New Bermuda s5ll15c H.
bu. basket: Tenn pecks &c: 1-3-bu. Sc.
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g.. 49,. $50 L.. 2D... s.e5 L.. ESQ.,. go
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The supply OF ,Guaran-
cattle was moderately large, totaling 100 cars
and 5000 head. Last Thursday 1873 cars and 4.l63
head were recorded. and two weeks ago 81 cars
and LIB head.
The bulk of the arrivals were steers, which
were mostly Of fair TO medium grades. including
quite a few Of good quality. Cows Were in fair
supply. There were Il few bulls. and q small
number Of calves.
l.. Trade was a little backward during the morn
Ing hours, but finally fully steady basis was
established cows. and ruled throughout the
day. Steers opened fully steady. but weakened
considerably. and at the close Toe lower.
\ cons snment Of good cattle remained unsold
Tor lack OF satisfactory agreement. The bull
and calf trade ruled stea6-s
The weeks supply has been liberal, agsregat,
Ing ZOO head. against 1000 last week. 1900
month ago and 22.0OJ last year. Increased re-
ceipts gave buyers the advantage. and the high
prices that were in force during last week were
completely dissipatcd Each day the market
has declined. eliminating in n loss Of 35diOc for
the week on steers; extreme sales show more.
Prices on cows. from common TO good. are 25c
lower. Bulls remained practically steady. Re
ceipts Of calves were light during the week, and
prices are mainly 81 per head higher.
TENAS AND INDIAN STEERS
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FRACTIONS STILL LEADERS
OF LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
TRANSIT AND PREFERRED
SHARPLY HIGHER.
General Tone of Market Is Bullish
With Buying Mainly by
Strong Interests.

Activity in tho traction issues was again
the feature Of the market for local secur-
tiles. st. Louis Transit had excellent sup
port ut $50 and s2o.1211s and more was wanted
at the close at S2l25. United Railways.
preferred. was even better demand on the
upturn from $3.50 to $685. the net gain for
the day being S1.25 n share The per
cent bonds were a trifie easier at s79.s71a.
Other issues were dull and about steady.
Lincoln Trust was taken at s247 and Com
merce was in better demand at 1922 and
SSS22.50. Missouri-Edison IS at $97 and Ma
tonal Candy LIST pfd. at $50 were the only
active issues in the miscellaneous group.
wanted at S62.2 Is and held at s62 So
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SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

and
gn markets were than they had been for several days
in tina similar
feared
demand from outsiders
I n he 81 hour
Aside from OF
drecpt paatiy
the last
s. O sc off
osed &c off,.
prices
ercent
n e marke
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STOCK PRICES CRUMBLE
UNDER CONTINUED SELLING.
WEAKNESS NOT ACUTE En-
CEPT IN SPECIALTIES.
Several Bear Factors Are Re.
moved Without Appreciably
Helping the Market.

New York, July so-Yesterday's check to
the recovery in prices was supplemented
to-day by reaction. There was no acute
weakness. except for the eccentric plunges
amongst the inactive specialties, but the
demand diminished to normal proportions.
Commission houses which reported yes
terday an awakening inquiry for stocks
found to-day that the slight reaction in
prices had almost entirely discouraged this
in some cases had almost entirely discour-
buyers to get out Of the market again
hurriedly. A constant drip OF small selling
undermined the market and caused prices to
crumble. The early selling centered on
Atchison. following up the late movement
Of yesterday. The general list resisted for
n time until some OF the specialties began
to make violent declines. The weakness
then became quite general. Several Of the
<professed reasons for yesterdays selling of
kSAtchison were cleared up to-day without
streng thening the stock in the market. Ofh-
y,Gial denials were made of rumors Of a
coming bond issue and of an alleged unSuc-
cessful attempt to negotiate a temporary
in the Southwest with expected benefit to
the corn crop disposed Of another ground of
weakness.
LONGS SELL OUT.
Tho selling was partly by professional
bears, out the Suspicion renialneu that lOHs
stock was coming up on the market and
made an unfavorable impression upon
speculativs sentiment in the whole market
An unfavorable showing OF June net earn
fnea by reason of dood damage and bear
raid to dislodge POOLS holdings of the
etock were limited at A feature Of the
mutation Is the revival of various reports.
running from the plausible to the highly
improbable, of new combinations and abb
sorptioos Of railroad systems.
The purchase of the Evansville and Terre
Haute evidently gave new lease of life
to this class Of reports. They concerned
themselves with railroads of all grades,
from those Of few tens of thousands of
shares to the New York Central and Penn
gylvania- The policy of combination of
AVAILABLE railroad systems doubtless has
favor In the railroad world, and the liqui-
dalton which has been forced In some shares
has offered attractive opportunities for abb
sorption In strong contrast to the extrava.
giant valuations at which the mergers OF
: the boom period were consummated.
COTTON EXCITEMENT
Some resumption Of the speculative ex-
element in cotton was against the stock
market, and the large speculation develop
Ing In the grain markets is looked upon
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TRADING IN GRAIN ACTIVE
AND THE CLOSE is STRONG.
GOOD DEMAND FOR WHEAT
MOST OF THE DAY,
Further Rains in the West Induce
Easier Tone in Corn, but
Price Holds Up.

Chicago, July 50.-Trading in the grain
pits was again active to-day, and wheat
was strong the greater part of the day.
Sept. closing kGBc higher. Sept. corn
closed unchanged, oats were up isIAc,
while provisions were from &c higher to 10c
lower.
WHEAT.
There was a good general demand for
wheat at the opening. due to the advances
in the foreign markets, and the initial sales
were at higher prices. Sept. being 2sGl1sc
brought out heavy realizing sales. and the
market turned weak early in the Gay, Sept.
declining to 7s5sc. Reports of frosts in the
Northwest and good buying by large COM
mission houses brought rally later in the
session. the market becoming strong. Sept.
advancing to S0isc. Liquidation by local
easier tone in corn. caused another setback.
but the close was firm, with Sept. I.62sc
higher at 79s.M791ac: Clearances OF wheat
and flour were equal to 1880 bu. Primary
receipts were SCI. 400 bu,. against 114s. 200 bu.
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 1913 cars. which. with local
made total receipts for the three points of
19l cars. against 21S cars last week. and 501
a year ago.
Further rainfalls in the West. including
the greater portion of Kansas. caused an
easier tone IN corn, ana there was conSid-
cradle selling throughout the entire day. but
the strength In wheat had a rallying effect
and at times the market showed some firm
ness. Shorts were good buyers on the de-
clines. and there was also fair buying by
commission houses. The close was steady
with Sept unchanged at 52hc, after selling
between 52hc and 53isc. Local r. seipts were
lao cars. with IS of contract grade.
OATS.
Oats ruled quiet. with prices firm in sym
pathy with the strength In wheat Com
mission houses were early sellers. but the
demand was sufficient to hold prices. The
close was firm, with Sept. suite higher at
332sc, after ranging between 33Ssc and 3iSsc
Local receipts were 30 cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
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'oke mules. 4 to I years


NATIVES. 4 Tsxan s9y calves t haSss IS
weak; best quarantine steady: others lower; cows
and heifers firm: stockers and feeders lower;
sps sr fs sgSd sa ,d set
fssd s. s$%s ss:s "a 81 ssa.
as Gamers ni5aas5; Saiis s2a s calves s2S
IS "a; Hegs-Reeeipts 200; market opened strong
sales s5I5a5 %: heavy .5.07ili %; mixed pack
ers IS, l5as;s9: light s525a5;55: Workers $500
Ies Ieady native lambs ssHss5 Wessern
lambs s3a5:5O: fed ewes 50 eoni.sO: Texas clipped
soeka1s a Ssa fsseTs g. pBsa sheep
New York July @IBesyesmNo receipts; no
lean steer, at llg Ilsa.c. dressed weight refrig-
ST. s Quoted at About ~ ana sd o S
to S. per 100 lbs: city dressed yeals salec per
Dun shsD eW d sass Il lambs sbsep S
Per 9 ss . 1sS ST small s sssS g.
&C per q. h. Sd; dressed lambs sic Hoeskeeeipts
South h? s. joseph Io July
a5s hs sFGns T. lSs sshsT sd
@415. Hogs-Receipts 5. 4o7; steady to Sc higher
native lambs $. 50; top ewes $50; ara, t.,
cl9sne q, Texans market Steady to &c ower
good to prime steers sa5 90 , p22r to g meaig
bulls s2a4: calves s2.50as:, Texas steers s. SOS
TO-DAY 2soS soaS aossd
Sh9ee hsayy S s, r saIss s. 5esyy s's sS:an
wsthers asoa3, 30: fair to choice mixed g 95S
G: Western lambs "a 5OI6.
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FUTURES CLOSE EASIER
AFTER EARLY ADVANCES.
CORN NEWS IS GENERALLY
BEARISH.
Liquidation by Longs Causes
Sharp Recession in Values in
the Last Hour.

Light outside speculation and lack Of pro-
feSslonal support caused a recession in the
last hour after grain values had shown i
decided upward tendency on the basis of
legitimate news The late selling had some
of the earmarks of manipulation for the
purpose Of getting in at lower prices. All
Of the information at opening was unnis-
takably bulish. Receipts were moderate.
frosts in the Northwest were reported and
foreign markets were stronger than they
had been for some time. Longs were the
best sellers at the close.
September wheat opened 1-16c up and sold
at:
:sa.s 7s4s. zssse. zs14e. exc. 5ssc 5se 7s.e
7s5sc 7slsc. i9i.c. 7sl.c. 7sSc, &c
Corn opened weak on more favorable
weather news and increased receipts The
market was weak until wheat advanced.
when there was sympathetic decline in
coarse grain futures. Steady liquidation
kept values on the downturn until the
close. The volume of trading was not
large.
September corn opened sc Off and sold at:
sic. 5o5sc. sic. 5g7sc. 5le. 5lsc 5lc 5isc. ole.
e7sc. Sic. 5llsc. 5lAc. tic.
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis 1895 bu.,
OF which LBS SKIS. and IA cars local and u
cars through, against 3e2,Si6 bu.. of which
2S,5S5 SKIS. and 80 cars local and cars
through, in 1902
Receipts of wheat at primary points 520,-
0OJ bu., against 100000 bu. in 1902. and ship
merits $4,000 bu., against 55l. Blu. North
west received 1913 cars. against 152 cars in
1902. Chicago received $3.50 bu. and Kansas
City 1885, 400 bu. Clearances 3I coo bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis 800 bu., OF
which l6 cars local and . cars through.
against S,100 bu., of which cars local and
cars through, in 1902. Samples on trk.
dull and easy. No. white at sc; No. 8 at
5lc: No. mixed at 501zc and No. at SOC
nominal.
:. Receipts of corn at primary points 1885,
go bu, against ISL 600 blu. in 1902, and ship
ments 1lS,0G0 bu., against 11s,00O blu. Chica-
go received 1900 blu. and Kansas City 35,-
200 blu. Ciearances 1900 bu.
Receipts of oats at St Louis $3.50 bu., of
which 20 cars local and cars through.
against 1890 bu., of which Is cars local and
cars through, in 1902
Receipts of oats at primary points $4,000
bu.. against $4,000 bu. in 1902 and shipments
26ac 900 bu., against 100000 blu. Clearances
SSI4 hlI.
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lrticles. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
PROVISIONS,

Provisions opened weak. with considerable
selling pressure on lard. At the outset the
market appeared to have little support. but
later there was enough local buying to
cause a slight rally. The close was easier
Sept. pork being &C lower at $3.50. with lard
off 10c at S.97ls Sept. ribs were up be.
closing at sS.12la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
60 cars; corn. 10 cars oats. 355 ears; hogs,
II coo head.
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large. 1jcds1 for medium and &c far small
beef-On orders: Bblt.-Fat-. cgn and Fulton
Market Sli-5y, mess I'll. died per Ib.-srt, Iil.e
iasiGes l4G; knuckles lac: outsides lie: tongues
Veais-Quote at SIG to &c for heavy to &c FOR
FANCY small and fat t0J 70 bS.t: heretics AMI
tim &c 10 3izc. fearling shsep at 3sc Old bucks
ana ewes at &c. spring lambs at I..ftJc pc. 10.
Thin lambs not wanted
Live Poultry-Oid chickens. hens. per lb.. GIG:
ROSTERS Sc; spring chickens. average receipts
5yc: ducks slzc spring geese nc; sp.ing ;Grktss
&c: old turkeys 13c. Old geese. full-feataeFed.
DC: live pigeons and squads. per d1z.. 81
Dressed ICED Ppultry-C hickcns-E-ns tDc;
spring chickens i1IIlc: ROSTERS JIzc turkeys If-
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Fresh Fish-tGuote: BLACK bass at lie: Graphic
at &c for small u q for large: dressed cat &c:
spoonbll cat &c: bullheads-dressel sac AMI gross
4c: buiialO-SToss &c: dressed Sc: German carp
dressed &c; gross zi=c; sun:ish &c. white
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Butcher cattle-The big end Of the ma
tive supply were butcher grades Of gensrat III,
little change from Wednesday. either In prices
or demand. The supply has been liberal this
OF a big slice. which is most prominently shown
on Gamers, medium and heifers. these
grades exhibiting a decline Of 40a50c and being
Slow: even at such prices. especially Gamers $,
almos. as much. Choice to fancy heifers and
strictly fancy cows display the least decline. but
at that are as much as 2agiOc lower.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Smal1-Beef Cattle
steady-HoEs Close Lower.

NATIVE cATTLE-Beef steers-The native do
partment was lightly supplied, the days total
being slightly over sDo head which was but little
receipts are liberal. totalins $500 head. against
5000 last week. 1850 the same time month ago
and 47o0 year ago.
There were about half a dozen loads Of beef
steers included in the supply. the bulk OF the
arrivals being butcher and stock cattle, The
small lot of beef steers offered were medium 70
good although there were a few thinner kinds
among the supply. Trade was quietly conducted
and generally ruled about like Wednesday. How
ever some unevenness was reported and a sale
of good cattle was quoted on an easier basis.
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
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Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co.. No. pa North
Prime sterling cables 4.sssoai $3.50: checks 1855:
60 DAYS 4. 1855 a. S3I5.
Commercial sterling. checks 4.s5&a4S's: 20
Grain bills .s3a.ai sszs co.ton bills ssat ssl.
b1s9tT5.is LIE: 60 days 51s2sI5.19 Lie.
Commercial French francs, checks 5.17i.: Sd
Commercial Swiss francs checks 6.1Sh0
SIS l-I6; 60 days 5.205sI5.20 lis. .
Commercial Belgian francs, checks s.1sS: 70
DAYS 5.2lA.
bankers reichsmarks cables a5 7-1s: checks
O. 5-lGT9Ja.; 80 days "a 13-l6d9i;s.
Commercial reIchsmarks. checks s5h: 60 days
'' Bankers; Dutch gulders. checks 4oA: 50 days
40. ca
DAYS 80 1916.
Market barely steady.
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Money Market,

New. York July so.--Money on call easy: low
est III per cent: highest 3; ruling rate 2. last
loan n: closing bid. Time money easier: 60
days ~ per cent; 90 days s; six months saSis:
weak at 4.s5eod4 S5s5: posted rates 4s45G4.s5 and
4.sfGis15; commercial bills 4.S325. Mexican dol
lars 42I4c- Government bonds weak: railroad
bonds irregular.
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St. Louis Future Prices.
Stocks of Grain in Store.
Packing-House Prices.

Swift & Co... National Stock Yards. will pay
to-day for produce delivered at East st. Louis
or ST. Louis the following prices: EGGS, case
count. uIsc: eggs. loss-OT basis, l3izc, No.
fresh packIng-stock butter. l2c: No. l dressed
fowls, l0c: No. / dressed springs. 13c.
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St. Louis Curb Market.

ST. Louis-whcat lower: Sept sold at 7elsc to
&c: puts !s+saTSAc; calls 7sssc to !s,zc Corn
weak: Sept sic sellers: puts 50lsc: calls 5lAc.
Milwaukee-Sept. wheat: Puts IS5sITSI2c: calls
So,ss0Isc. Sept. corn Puts 52lsG524c: calls 53tic.
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New York Stock Quotation,

81. Louis, July So:-The following shows tho
on the New York Stock Exchange to-aav. Cnrs
rected daily for The Republic by Francis Rro
Co. bonds and stocks. No. pa North Fourth
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sOGerec
Chicago Stock Market.
Wall Street Comm.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro. & Co.. No. 2l4 North Fourth street
New York. July a0.-Atchison-one Of the fea-
was not inclined to accept the statements Of the
various directors as being practically cheering.
undoubted liquidation. One director said the
company had sl2.Gto GO In cash on deposit with
was spending money for betterments very eau
mythical insiders pool being Obliged to iiquidate.
other commission houses sold it freely and there
in aa Which en ass By u. nr BOLIVAR and
much @: the selling was for the short account.
long stock came out the break which was ac-
companied by rumors Of certain Philadelphia in
terests having been Obliged to quidate a line Of
5000 shares accumulated on the which pre-
ceeded the talk over a year ago that the Penn
sylvania might buy the control Of Atchison. The
principal support below 81 came from the shorts
Toreign-There very little done in Amer
The Houses has
fully 5000 shares Of the general list.
United States Realty-Both United States Real
ty common and preferred were weak and lower
was said the selling was for account OF a mem
Der Of the underwriting syndicate. whose loans.
being closely scratinized by the banks F. T.
Adams & Co were large buyers Of both classes
Of stock.
Rock Island-The decline in Rock Island seemed
to be due chiefly to selling by professionals. The
Issue Of $500 90 Of unifyins and refundins 4
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company.
that Russell sage had sold stocks to liauidate a
certain loan. Another concerned the alleged trou-
suffered seriously from the Collapse Of Lake SUI
perior.
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Produce.

Butter-Quotations: Creamery-Extra 1sGloIkc
frsts Isc: seconds i4915c- Dairy-E1tra 16c; poor
TO fair l3n15c: grease tg5c; Iadle-pacSed extra
Ice: frsts l5c: country-packed stock lie: poor to
Eggs-Current receipts naalsAc. Receipts 1850
pkgs. local and 2.iN0 through shipments 1850
pkgS.
Cheese-we quote Northern ca orders: Twins
lie: singles uAc; dairtes nlsc; Y. A. 12c: long
.c
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Bar Silver.

New York July 30.-Bar silver Hhsc per ounce.
Al london firm at Is SLID per ounce.
Hides.
Dry nint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
ne iba and over az l5c, do (do.) fallen at 13hc;
al! stock under Is lbs at ns.e: native and Ar n.
kansas at 13c round cults at Tie: natives on
laiihe grsen,sa.sd at rs sres en- su On
or uncured 1c per h. less. part cured &c less:
culIs &C. Horse hides-Green No. at 81 70, No.
at ST. 10; ponies. colts and blues 81: all dry at sc
Local Money Market.
Funds continue plentiful. with a fair demand
for call and time loans. Discount rates are
steady between and per cent.
Treasury Statement.
Washington, July. 0.-Available cash balance
s,o7 SCI 0JS: gold SOS, 81, 40.