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THE ST. EGTTIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. MAECH 2, 1904.
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FINANCIAL
WE OFFER SUBJECT TO SALE
$50,000 Lewlsion, Idaho, 5 Gold Bonds, (923.
Beat Valuation $5,000,000; assened valuation $1,250,000; total debt, this
issue Included, $180,000; population 2,600.
PRICE AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION.
FRAgyQSS, BRO. & CO.,
214 W. Fourth Street.
XHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
I A BANK solicits the accounts of 1
L depositors who desire the accom- I
W modations of a first-class and well
I ecpiipped banKing house. J& J& & 1
& , 207 N. BROADWAY M
AMAZON 60L
Mexico Is undoubtedly the coming' mining: country of the world. Tnt Amazon Gold
Co. erwna properties situated In the Stats of Durangro. In the Sierra. Madre ;Mountalns.
One of Its mines, the Candalerla, has teen thoroughly developed and equipped and has
a. smelUr mill, loaster. etc.. completed and ready for operation. In this one mine alone
then Is 15,000 tons of ora blocked out, containing gold, silver, copper and blemuth.
A few thousand dollars are needed to operate the plant, After this Is gotten the
lock will bo taken from the market without notice. Limited stock Is offered at 25o a
chare, full paid and nonass ewable. par r&lue 11.00. An Investment In Amazon It abso
lutely KLfa and sure to bring quick returns. "We advise you not to delay, but send In
your orders at once. T. S. IIEMJKRSO.V fc CO.,
BOTH PIIOXES. ST. LOUIS, MO.
410 AND 412 OLIVE ST.
AND
FINANCIAL
WWNWMVWAMAWI
BOSyD CALLS.
Recent Calls of Municipal Bonds In Thli Stats.
J15.000 Henry County 8s. dated July. 1SS7.
J17.000 Scotland County 4H. dated May. 1837.
J7.500 Schuyler County 5s. dated Sect.. 1891
110.000 Pike County Twp. 34s. dated May,
1599.
S3.0O9 Cape- Girardeau City Ss. dated March 1.
im
If holders of above bonds will furnish us
numbers of their bonds -wo will advise them If
railed, and. If so. bo pleased to cash them free
of charge.
LfiTTLE 84 HAYS
INVESTMENT CO..
ill and 213 N. Fourth St.
Dealers la Municipal and Corporation Bonds.
STOCKS MORE CONSISTENT,
BUT BUSINESS IS SLOW.
PRICE MOVEMENTS ALMOST
IMPERCEPTIBLE..
Slight Advance: Attributed
Failure of Bad News to
Cause Depression.
td
New York, March 1. The movement of
to-day's stock market was somewhat
more consistent than that of yesterday. In
that prices were above yesterday's level
throughout the day. but the character of
the market was not essentially changed.
Trading was near the minimum record for
the last four years, and the movement of
prices was so narrow and sluggish as to
be almost Imperceptible. There were min
utes at a time when the ticker was silent
nnd motionless. The fact that prices
moved upward had no news to account
for it. The news, in fact, offered various
unfavorable features.
SUBTLE REASONING.
The- fact that these unfavorable news
factors filled to depress prices was the
subtle reason for the advance. This ls to
say. traders short of stocks, who had been
awaiting a decline on bad news to cover
their contracts, uneasy at the failure to
decline, covered their shorts and lifted
IJlM-The uncertainty over the outcome
or the Tarts settlement seems to have been
a large Influence in a negative way in our
market.! The progress of the settlement
to-day and reports that arrangements had
been made to patch up threatened difficul
ties in connection with it relieved the
stock market from some of its depression
and conduced to the rally. Sugar was the
strongest stock, the only news on It being
the declaration of the regular dividend,
about which there had been no doubt felt,
and a rise In the price of refined sugar.
Otherwise It was quite Impossible to ac
count for the movement of the market
from any news known to the public.
NET EARNINGS DOWN.
The -returns or net earnings for January
which appeared during the day Included
Canadian Pacific and Southern, all show
ing declines in net earnings of varying
degree compared with last .year's corre
sponding period. Rock Island and Cana
dian Pacific showed some heaviness early
In the day, but stocks of the other com-
Sanies advanced with the rest of the mar
et. ' Heavy snowstorms which were re
ported , the severest In the history of. the
company In the case of New fork Cen
tra, threatened to impair the operating
efficiency and the volume of traffic again
but the market Ignored the fact. Lack
of progress was reported from the coal
conference in Indianapolis and the spread
of freight war to other commodities than
grain was alleged. Prices dropped from
the best before the closing, after a period
of practical stagnation.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $305,00. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
A'err York Curb Stocks.
Reported by G. II. Walker & Co., SOT North
Fourth street.
Close Bid. Asked.
American Tin Can com 371 4
American Tin Can pfd 334 344
Bay State Gas i
Borden's Condensed Milk com 117 120
Borden's Condensed Milk pfd 107 109
British Columbia Copper..' 24 2V
Electric Boat com 17 22
Electric Boat pfd 50 55
Greene Consolidated Copper. 10 1071
Havana Commercial Co. com 27 2?
Havana Commercial Co. ptd 35 36
Icternbtlocsi Mer. Marine com..;... 5 514
International Mrr Marine pfd 1974 20
Manhattan Transit 1 lli
Northern Securities S5U S9
Otis Elevator com JO it
Otis Elevator ptd 85 90
Royal Baking Powder pfd 99 100
Seaboard Air Una com 74 8
Seaboard Air Line ptd Itv 1414
Standard Oil of New Jersey. 610 615
St. Louis Transit Co. com. 9 10
United St. Rysof St- 1 pfd M 53
IT S. of Mexico 5s 100U 101 U
Whits Knob Copper 7 10
Chlcnsro Stock Market.
Reported' by O. H. -Walker & Co., S07 North
Fourth street.
Biscuit com...'. 40 e 4014
Bitcult Pfd M1H103
Box com 2H !.
Box pfd ; 18lJ 184
Candy com... 6 5H
Candy ptd.... ...40 4054
Domestic Exchange,
Reported by Whltsker A Co-'cxchanxs bro
kersTMO North Fourth street.
Bid. Asked.
New York SSl"'a goPm
Chlcaro ' .I0cprem 2Scprem
Cincinnati- .. '""S0-?! Ir
loulsvllle 33! "
jjirr orlescs i.......25cdls par
. Foreiarn Exchance.
Beoorted by Francis. Bro. & Co., No. 214
Kp5m.F.UtSSnl..S710r20; chk.
'C1ra3mVS0ie1?a.4a.-: 0 day.
wSm.SSH; 90 days 4.82S.
D COMPANY
OTHER -
Grain bills 4.8371; cotton bills 4.82134.83.
Bankers' Paris, cables 5.18 5-16; checks
CIS 23-32: 60 days 5.19HS5.19 "-IS-
Commercial French francs, checks 5.174; CO
days 5.20 1-32.
Commercial Swiss francs, checks E.19HS5.20;
(0 days 5.23 9-1686.234.
Commercial Belgian francs, checks B.ISTIS'
5.1974; 60 days S.2i74e5.224.
Bankers' relchsmarks, cables 954S95 3-10;
checks 95 1-lG; CO days 944S94 9-16.
Commercial relchsmarks, checks 94 15-16; 60
days S444T94 7-16: 90 days 9474.
Bankers' Dutch guilders, checks 40 5-18; 60
days 40 1-16.
Commercial Dutch guilders, checks 44 5-16; 60
days 39 13-16940.
Market, fairly steady.
STOCKS ATfD BOXDS IJf BOSTOJf.
Boston. Mass.. March 1. Closing quotations
to-day on money, bonds, stocks and mining
shares:
MONET.
Call loans S4S44 per cent; time "loans 4X0
54 per cent.
BONDS.
Atch. adj. 4s...... 81 Atchison 4s..
. 97S
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atchison 654
Atchison ptd 8S7j
Boston & Albany .243
Boston & Malne-lbST!
(Boston Elevated.. 137
Fitchburg ptd 135
Mexican Central... 1074
N. Y., N. H.'& H.191H
i'ere Marquette.... 78
Union Pacific 7374
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Am. Arge. chem... IS
Am. Arge. Ch. piay
Am. Penu. Tube... 4
Am. Sugar ..12571
Am. Sdgnr.pfd.,...124
Am. Tel.- & Tel....12t7i
Am. Woolen ....... 97
Am. Woolen pfd... 704
Dam. Iron & Steel. 7:
Edison Elec. Illum.230
General Electilc...l57
Mass. Electric IS
Mass. Elcc. pfd.... 7371
Mass. Oss 391.
United Fruit 964.
United Shoo Mach. 457J
United Shoe M. pfd 2S4
U. s. Steel 10
V. S. steel pfd.... 554
YVestinghouee com. 77
MINING SHARES.
Adventure 2 Mohawk 854
Allouex 34 Monv Coal & Coke 274
Amalgamated 474 Old Dominion 10
American Zinc 9 Osceola 56
Atlantic 7 Parrot 23
Bingham 194 Qulncy S3
Col.- & Hecla.. 4419445 Shannon 771
Centennial 174 JTamarack 95
3opper'Range '397 Trinity 4H
Daly-West 3474 u. S. Mining 294
Dominion Coal 55 U. S. OH SH
Franklin 7 Utah 337k
GraOcr 3 Victoria 374
Isle Royale 7 Winona 6
Mass. Mining 314 Wolverine ......... 73
Michigan 471
Bid. tEx. dividend, tasked.
Mining; Stocks In New York.
New Jfork. March 1. Closing quotations
day on mining ttneka were as follows:
to-
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Comstock Tunnel .
Con. Cat & Va.
Horn Silver
Iron-Silver
LeadvlUn Coii. ...
Little Chief.
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada..
Small Hopes ...
Standard
..450
..450
.. 6
.. 24
.. 60
.. 50
.. 20
..250
Assessment paid.
Bond Quotations nt Xerr York.
New York. March 1 Following are the clos
ing quotations for bonds on tn Stock Ex
change to-day:
United States refundlnr 2s. registered 104U
United Spates refunding 2s. coupon 105
United States 3s, registered 106
United States new is. coupon 10J'
unuea suites new 4s, registered 1S2
United StAtp rlrf X. rirlfrArt lnc
United States new 4s, coupon 1324
United States old 4s, coupon 107H
Atchison general 4s 99i
Atchison adlustmcnt 4s 1854
Atlantic Coast Line 4s. ex. lnt 91
Baltimore & Ohio 10074
Baltimore & Ohio 3Hs 93
Central of Georgia Ss 105a
Central of Georgia 1st lnc 6574
Chesapeake & Ohio 474s. ex. lnt ino
Chicago & Alton 374s 744
Chicago, B. & Qulnrv new 4s 917
Chicago, M. &. St. Paul gen. 4s. ofrered...l0874
Chicago & Northwestern consol 7s 1297$
Chicago. R. 1. and Pacific R. R. 4s 6S
.Chicago. R. I. and Pacific R. R. col. Ss
ex. lnt 77m
C. c C. & St. Louis gen. 4s
Chicago Terminal 4s
Consolidated Tobacco 4s
Colorado & Southern 4s ,
Dener & Rio Grande 4s
Erie prior Hen 4
Erie General 4s
Fort Worth & Denver City 1st
Hocking Vall.r 474s
Louisville & Nash, unified 4s. offered
Manhattan consol gold 4s. offered
Mexican Central 4s
.. SO
.. 6674
.. 8474
..97
.. 96T4
.. 84
..104
..loss
.. 9374
...10374
. 65
Mexican Central 1st inc 1314
Miten- -s Loul" s- lnt- offered 9874
Missouri. Kansas A Tm j o?rf
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Inds..., ,
National It. It. of Mexico consol is
New York Central gen. 374s ,
ilewtJ"SP7 9'ntrai general Ss. offered..,
Northern Pacific 4s
Northern Pacific 3s
Norfolk ft Western consol 4s ' '"'
Oregon Short Line 4s and partlc
Pennsylvania conv. 374s
Reading General 4s "",
Ft, Louis & Iron Mountain consol 6s'I"'
St. Louis & sn Francisco fg 43
St. Louis Southwestern lsts
Seaboard Air Line 4 "
Southern Pacific 4s
Southern Rallwav Cs """
Texas & Pacific lsts
Toledo. St. L. & Western 4s
Union Pacific 4s ,
Unlcn Pacific eonr. 4s
United States Steel 2nd E
Wabash lsts .
Wabash deb. B
Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s, ex. int.,
Wisconsin Central 4s
Colorado Fuel & Iron 5s. offered..
6974
1021
94U
7274
II514
6I7I
offered. S7
89
Yeatcrilny's Bank CIrnrlnsrs.
Testerday"s clearing-house statement showed
clearings. t3.3C8.K3; balances. 31.962,300.
l.ocnl Money Market.
Transactions at the banks were in large vol
ume and there was a good demand for coll
and time loans, with rates steady at s to 6 per
cent.
New York Curb Market.
HFmiBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March L The curb market was
dull and featureless, except for a spurt In
American Can shsres, the preferred running
up 474 points to 4074 by midday. The common
advanced a point to 5. The rise was due to
manipulation, accompanied by reports that th
dividend on the preferred stock was to be in
SrST"3! TJll.wa not credited. When the first
dividend of 274 per cent was paid, last Sept.. on
tha preferred stock last year, the price was
run up to around 45. The payment of the divi
dend was used as a basis by certain persons,
generally thought to be Insiders, to distribute
seme of their holdings. The pries. afterwards
broke to below 20. It is supposed here that the
same people may have replaced their holdings
at & lower leiel. other sales were Standard
Oil at 614. or the same as the last previous
sale. Northern Securities i higher at &74. and
Greene Copper at 1074 and 10i.
Tsrsentine anil Rosin.
Savannah. Go.. March 1 Turpentine firm at
c jvmin jinn. Jl 0
3S
ofv.AiiuKi, ubh Marcn 1. inrpenune nrm at 1
c Rosin nrm: A B C D 12.40; E 82.45; I
12.60; a $2.63: n 32.60: I. 82.95? K S
: .so: n J3.K: w. o. sj.ss: w. w. w.75.
TRANSIT HOLDS FIRM
ON MODERATE BUYING.
UNITED
RAILWAYS
IS EASY.
STOCK
Bonds Are in Fair Demand and
There Is Good Inquiry for Mis
cellaneous Securities.
Interest was mainly in tractions In the
local security market. Transit showed a
slight improvement, with sales at J9.B0 and
JS.C2H- United Railways, preferred, was
under selling pressure, with sales of small
lots on the downturn from 151-50 to $31.
The 4 per cent bonds were fairly well
supported at $77.75. which was bid for
more.
Banking issues were extremely dull, with
offers generally easy.
Bank of Commerce was for sale at $23i
Commonwealth Trust at 5251 and Mercan
tile Truflt nt 1317.
Central Coal and Coke, common, at
JoU.25, was the only active issue in me
miscellaneous list.
TESTERDAY'S SESSION.
Closing quotations:
Bid.
.$ 0.JI
,. 51.U0
. 77.75
. 101.00
Asked.
9.
61.25
77.SI74
102.00
251.00
61.00
roi'iio"
I'M. 00
95.0
lvJ.50
102.50
9J.25
95.10
IJ3.00
St. Louis Transit
United Ralways ptd..
United Hallways 4s...
Broadway Cable &...
Commonwealth Trust.
'lltle Guaianty
lumunen'ii Bank
226.00
National BanK ox mmerce
Mechanics' National Bank.
Hl S. L. & S. 5s
Troy and Eastern 4s -:
Imperial building 100.00
Mo.-Edlson Elrtitrlc Light 5s 98.5o
St. Louis Brewery 6s. large.. 4.i5
Ely & Walker D. G. Co. com. 130.W
National candy Co. com...
GranltB-Bl-Metallle
Central Coal and Coke....,
10.50
.40
59.00
59.1254
S'ales:
1 St. Louis Transit at
50 tit. Louis Transit at
5 at. Louis Transit at
4 United Ralways pfd. at..
10 United Railways pM. at..
15 united Hallways pfd. at.
20 United Hallways pfd. at..
2.0UO United Hallways 4s at....
80 Central Coal and Coke at
.$ 10.00
.1 9.50
.. 9.6274
.. K.W
,. 61.50
. 51.25
,. 61.1W
.. 77.75
.. 59.25
New York Stock Quotations.
N'ew York. March 1. Fullowlnc are the high'
est, lowest ana closing quotations for stocks on
Uio Stock Exchange to-day, with the total
amount ot sue?:
RAILROADS.
Pies.
Stock. Sties. Hlgh.Low. Bid.
Atcnison 5.700 &5T 6574 boTi
Do. pfd 300 8S faij 88
Baltimore and Ohio 3.SU0 75 74h 7474
Do. ofd 857,
Canadian Pacific ex dlv... 1.300 1114 1104 llu?.
Central of New Jersey..... ia
Chesapeake and Ohio 400 3074 29?i 30
irmcaso ana Alton.......... tuu cn-x 4u?4 jo
Do. Pfd 10) St 81 SITj
Chicago & Great Western 14!
Chicago Northwestern 162
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul.. 7,700 13914 13a4 13974
!-.-. .., IT?
Chicago .Ter. & Trans..... 103 94 9!i 9
Do. pfd 100 197s lsts 19
C. n. A nt. L. 100 74 74 73
Colorado Southern 3uo 154 1574 1574
vo. 1st ptd iw b b
Do. M nfd 100 23 23 23
Delaware and, Hudson ' too 156 154'i li474
Del.. Lack. & West. 10262 262 260
Denver and Rio Grande... 200 14 Mi 1874
DO. ptd W
Erie 7.000 237i 22 23,
Do. 1st pfd 1.500 627s 6I71 7
Do. 2d pfd 1,300 297 3S7 39U
Hocking Valley 72
Do. pfd 7SVi
Illinois Central 300 127 326K 12o;t
llowa Central 1
Do. ptd 33
Kansas city Southern 1674
Do. rfdi 1tb
Louslvllle and Nashville... 1.900 10374 Wlji 1017,
Manhattan L..... 700 1437i lUt. H-
Metropolltan Securities 84
Met. Street Railway 300 115 115 lll:
Minneapolis and St. Louis 63 1
M.. St. P. & tiault Ste. M 100 59 59 5974
Do. pfd 117
Missouri raclfio 3,300 SSH SVO. SS'i
Do. pfd 35;
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. 100 1574 15',i 15
Do. pfd 3o'4
Nat. R. R. or Mexico cfd. 200 26 36 254
New York Central 200 115 11474 H4'J4
Norfolk and Western 400 65 63i 55?i
Do. pfd 5
Ontario and Western LOOO 2074 2074 2074
Pennsylvania 30,600 113j 11374 luii
Pitts.. C.. C & St. L 55
Reading 1,800 4074 V4 '
Do. 1st pfd 200 764 76 7674
Do. 2d ptd 56
Rock Islr.nd Company 4,100 2074 20 20"
Do. pfd . -400 62 61 6051
St. L. & San Fran. 2d pfd. 100 4174 4174 41
St. Louis Southwestern 1274
Do. pfd 100 3074 30U Jo
Southern Podfle l 10n 45?. -C 41.
Southern Railway 800 1974 ISTs ;,
lk. ptd ,9
Texas and I"aclfic 100 227i 22!i t!74
Toledo, St. Louis & West.. 100 244 244 24
Union Pociflo 7,900 74ti 737, 74
DO. -Cfd .' 400 86U 861. S6V.
Wabash 171;
DO. old 600 337k 3371 33"i
Wheeling and Laks Erie .... 144
Wisconsin Central.. 171T
Da pfd 1,100 4074 39 40
1VX-K1L UUMfArSIKH.
Adams 220
American ins
United States too lnt ini inn
Wells-Forgo 203
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amalgamated Copper 13,100 4774 46H 47
American Car & Foundry.. 400 19)4 197i 194
". w,u... uy oiji 03 15
American Cotton Oil 27i
Do. nfd 107
American Ice 400 8 77
Do. Dfd 9rtl SlU 50a: fll
American Linseed Oil '.. 9
Do. pfd 17
American Locomotive 3.700 23T4 2314 237;
.Do. pfd 900 81 79 )3
American smelt. & Refln... 400 4774 47 47
Do. pfd 200 SO 90 90
American Snar Refining.. 12.800 11574 12571 1234
Anaconda Mining Co 64
Brooklyn Rapid Transit... 7.900 4074 4074 404
Colorado Fuel and Iron 3o7i
Consolidated Gas 1.200 192 19174 19:4
Corn Products 900 1874 IS'i 17i
Do. nfd ts
Distillers- Securities 100 23 23 23
General EJectrlc jjj
International Paper 200 13 12 12
Do pfd 6IV4
International Pump 33
Do. Dfd 711!
National Lead 400 1471 14i 142
North American 100 81 81 si
Pacific Mall 2,200 264 2i UK
People's Gas 1,200 9874 9771 984
Pressed Stee! Car 209 23 28 28
Do. pfd.... . 684
Pullman Palacs Car. .- 109
Republic Steel " y
Do pfd..... 42
RubberGoods 100 1974 194 57
Teniicee Iron andCoal.U '.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. 337J
united States Leather. 400 7 671 eS
. Do. pfd 100 r. TTS 772
United States Realty 100 774 t4 77i
Do. pfd ..." nZ
united States Rubber 600 1271 in: nt
.."?. ?w . - 300 4S7i 471 4S11
To. nfd 1SFWI r.tsl r.KTi te,7
Westlnghouse Electric 200 159 15S 155U
Western Union ktk?
Northern Securities jt?'
Total sales for the day, 174,100 shares.
Wool.
Boston. March 1. Prices are firm In the wool
market, and the market as a whole only mod
erately active. The demand Is for medium and
low wools, with a fair demand for fine grades.
Territory wools tendito be active. Pulled and
foreign wools nre firm and steady. The lead
ing quotations for Territory: Idaho Fine 15
16c: heavy fine 13S14c: fine nwdium 1GS1674C:
medium. l((tlc: low medium 176180. Wyoming
Fine 15B16c: heavy ring 13B14c: fine medium
16et7c: medium isy.19c: low middling 19a20c.
Utah and Nevnda-Flne lseicc: heavy fins 130
lie: fine medium 1674S17c: medium 18219c: low
medium lOffiOc Dakota-Fine 155J16: fine me
dium 1631. c: medium 1819c: low medium 19J
20c. Montana Fine, choice 19320c; fine, me
dium choice 1920c: average 18319c: staple 19
20c: medium choice 19f?20c
London. March L The listing of wool ar
rivals for the second series of auction sales
closed to-dav with the following amounts:
New South Wales 40.084 bales; Queensland 20
913: Victoria 72.256: South AustraTla 16.3M: WVst
Australia C57: Tasmania 1.242; New Zealand 7 -164;
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 28.266.
Eighty-seven thousand Australasian and 28.266
bales of Cape of Good Hope and Natal were
forwarded direct to spinners, making the
r!XJuillir,,"ul': or"ie saies 157.9U. including
6.000 held over from the first series. The sales
Urn rrisilsr1 tr nrun TfU asva
LI'E-STOCKMArtKET.
atlve Supply Fair Beef Cattle
Higher Sheep Close; Weak.
NATIVE CATTLE Beef Steers The estimate
was 3.000 head, which Is'less than half of last
Tuesday's receipts, while the two days' total
foots 7.100 head, which is yearly E.O00 higher
than the same two days of last week, and 300
head smaller than the same two days last Year
Native arrivals embraced the major portion of
the receipts, with fully two-thirds In this divi
sion. This shows a loss of 1,000 head, as com
pared with last Tussday, with tbs arrivals
for tho two days totaling 3,200 head, against
4.900 lost week, and 2.9O0 a year ago ""'"
The supply contained a fair portion of steers,
some of a pretty good class, but as a rule they
averaged no better than on Monday. Quality
retarded trading somewhat, but nevertheless a
stronger tendency developed, which resulted In
a strong to 100 higher basis on common to
medium grsdes, though some few sellers did
not coll prices more than steady.. The better
grades showed a general advance of arcund 15c
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
J1...1317...I4.90 10...1226...J4.75 3... 820...J4.73
I5...126S... 4.75 ...ia... 4.65 4...1363... 4.E0
15... 971... 4:25 3...1S15... 4.00 1...1HS... jS
12... 528... 3.70. 1...1030... 3.25 3L..12C8... 4.83
39.. .1246... 4.7S 2.. .1340... 4.6S 29...1260... 4.60
1...1190... 4.65 1...12J0.,. 4.SO 4...124S... 4.33
1...1100... 4.31 11...1125... 4.25 11...U06... 4 15
17.. .1002... 3.7S 18.. .1631... 4.00 19... 8S4..I 31m
1...1010... 3.60 2... 955... 3.25
Steers and itoekers:
15. ..HIS... 4.59
Butcher Cattle The butcher market was on
an active strong basis. The demand was quite
good from all sources and with the supply
light a ready clearance was soon effected. Tba
quality, with the exceptlsn of a few good cows
and heifers, 'was only fair. As a rule, prices
were strong, but occasional sales of desirable
butcher grades were about 10c higher. Can
ners and cutters- were steady to strong. Veals,
sold fully steady.
HEIFERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
61... 757...t.00 4... 860...13.65 33... 725.. .13.84
1... 720... 3.60 29... 639... 3.60 2... 890... 3.50
2... 813... 3.50 1... 780... 3.40 15... 70... 3.33
J... 780... 3.23 1... 550... 3.23 6... 931... 3.20
1... 550... 2.73 1... 530... 2.50 24... 79?... 3.40
7... 481... 3.50 25... 735... .V50 7...-734... 3.33
9... 662... 3.2S 11... 716... 1.25 4... 725... 3.00
1... 430... 2.75
COWS.
1... 960... 3.70 7. ..1010... 3.50 6.. .1131... 3.33
1...1050... 3.3 1...1130... 3.23 1... 900... 3.00
4.. .1105... 3.00 1...1210... 3.63 2.. .1210... 3.60
3.. .1110... 3.30 3.. .1050... 3.25 4.. .1123... 3.20
3... 963... 3.00 1... 820... 2.90
BULLS.
1...1980... 3.75 1...1640... 3.M 1...1700... 3.03
1...1470... 3.00 8.. .1300... 2.90 1...109O... 2.85
1... 1760... 3.73 1... 1430... 3.35 1... 1270... 3.00
1...1330... 3.00 1... 9S0... 2.S3
STAGS.
2.. .1315... 4.C0 1...12O0... 3.73 2.. .1145... 4.90
VEAL CALVES.
1... HO... 7.00 1... 150... 7.0) 1... 140... 7.00
2... 120... 6.65 4... 123... 6.50 4... 100... 6.00
3... 120... 5.00 2... 133... 7.00 9... 131... 7.00
1... 140... 6.75 1... 90... 6.56 8... 126... 6.50
1... 80... 6.00
SOUTHERN CATTLE The quarantine mar
ket was active and strong to 10c higher. The
supply was only fair, totaling 52 cars that
contained 1.143 head, while last Tuesday the
receipts were 139 cars and 3,271 head. Steers
comprised the bulk of the receipts and were
Centrally a decent cUss. with a few good ones
umong them. Trading throughout was at the
advance noted.. There were quite a few bulls
available and of slightly better kinds. Values
ruled steady to strong. Scarcely any cows or
calvs were received.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No.. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
90.. .1262.. .84.40 18.. .1230.. .31.35 54.. .1162.. .34. 10
10.. .1148... 4.60 41. ..1090... 4.00 S1...1204... 4.00
20.. .1078... 3.5 23... 991... 2.S3 S3.. .1262... 4.40
21...1C87... 4.15 128.. .1143... 4.00 1... 136(1... 4.00
65.. .1053... 3.90 25... 9(6... 3.85 25.. .1068... 3.E3
28... SC9... 3.63
COWS.
1...1120... 3.00 I... 851... 2.50
MIXED.
... 840... 2.50 II... 537... 2.10
BULLS.
1...1010... 3.25 1...154J... 3.23 38.. .1452... 3.10
3.-lls3... 3.05 1...13W... 3.U0 3... 990... 2.M)
2.. .1230... 2.50 2IdIO... 3.25 17... Uw... 3.15
18.. .low)... 3.10 4.. .1155... 3.00 13.. .1.3?... 3.10
It.. .1261... 2.96 6.. .1233... 2.90
STAGS.
S...1273... 3.35
CALVES.
(Per head.)
8... 193... (.00
SHEEP A good moderate supply of sheep
ornveu. altnougn very fewgoou native sheep
ur lanius, either, were inciBJued among tho ar
rivals, the onenngs principally being Westerns
ana Mexicans, leu in juissourl. 'me market
snowed little or no material change, ail rea
bonaply good mutton stock selling readily, with
but little trouble. However, there was nut
uuite as much life to the trade as usual of
late, and all that wero only fair were slow
and dull. 'But little' business was transacted
until late, bjj most ot the oflcrings did not get
In until nearly noon, 'intn lamDs were In poor
demand and sold very slow- and IrreguUr.
nous Another good run .of hogs arrived,
the receipts being about the same as on Mon
day, but not quite as large as Tuesday of last
week. The quality was no better tnan usual,
but did not Include as many pigs and lights
as were on sale Monday. Otncr Western mar
kets were also fauly well supplied, there being
a total of 6l.0iX on sale at the nve principal
points.
The market opened slow and very little busi
ness was transacted Deiore 10 o'clock. Early
sales were principally to butchers, speculators
and shippers, the packets not taking hold until
nearly noon, prices at the opening wero bare
ly steady and In Places a shade lower. Pack
ers worked ham for a decline, but were tinally
forced to oay steady prices, and when they
were fully cunvtnceu tliey coula buy no hogs
any other way tne market become activo and
a shade better than the openings. 1'igs and
trashy lights were In very poor aemond. and It
took hard work to get rla of them, most of
them selling 5c to luc lower. The late mar
ket was quite active, and before the close the
pens were well cleared.
Good outchcr and heavy hogs sold at 33.50
5.65. fair to good medium weights and packers
35.45ft5.t0. lights aoove 150 lbs average 35.101?
5.45. lights under 1j0 lbs. uverage 4.23tt4.J9.
Pigs nnlrt 1W) lbs. S.2i4?t4.5u. and roughs
nil culls st 44.2303.75. The bulk of the hogs
weighing 1M lbs or more sold at 35.3915. w
against (3.3505.55 Monday.
HOHSLS Horbe receipts are ruling rather
heavy, the supply being oer LOrn head In the
first two days of the week. About 3v0 head
were before buyers in the auction to-aay, and
et en aUrger number w HI be available Wednes
day, The condition ot the demand is pretty
good, a liberal representation of the buyers be
ing on hand ana the general market active.
Southern horses were in active demand and
wero selling about equally as good as last week,
but Eastern horses and heavy kinds In general
were not quite maintaining the tone of last
week. Tne extremely liberal buying last week
on this account, combined with the current
large receipts. Is responsible for what little
easiness obtains. The demand for drliers and
harness horses manifested increased activity on
account of the excellent weather which has
been prevailing and the nearness of the sum
mer season, many new buyers .for pleasure
horses .from all quarters being on hand In
search of suitable openings. .Save for the slight
easiness on Eastern horses, the-generol trade Is
in active and favorable condition.
Horse quotations:
Httvy draft, common to good. J10031M
HeAvy draft choice to extra...... I75a2u0
cnunKs. fair to good yoftri25
Chunks, choice to extra .; 133iil50
arm chunks 7551110
Southern horses, plain to good 60tt fc5
southern ho pes. choice to extra lwil:5
r-outuern drivers 125150
Harness horses is.jefo
MULES The run of mules continues small,
particulary- ns regards lull consignments, most
pf what receipts there have been being small
lots arriving with horses, and not very many
at that. The commission supply has amounted
to about 400 head In two days. Dealers are
having a little trade, but it is having no effect
In the tnmm mImi mnt-lret .rkUI. ..t... t... .
and quiet and unchanged. There are many
J.1.',1"?, eJwh, mules In the hands of dealers to
?!' " Live "ffiers that are coming, which makes
them rather Indifferent to all new arrivals. The
market is no better than it was last week.
Conditions are eciually as slow and sellers are
having Just as hard a time negotiating con
signments as ever. The common ones are very
dull.
14 hands, bulk of sales '.O.OOtt ss 00
ill? I5?J"5J' "me range 7j.00tfl20.00
144 hands, bulk of sales '.S.ooilw.oo
15 hands, extreme range I5.o0aii30.oo
??.i"1,.ndA "h""."1 '" .o.ooSlij:!)!!
?JJ .h?5S' fx?Iem.c rVnEe 110.0owi50.ifl
15lfc hands, bulk or xnlev .. n: i..:?,.A :
164 hands, extreme range "!iy)!u19.j!ol
in nimia, oum or sales ls3.OO5rlj5.oo
Hy TeleKraph.
rTri.v.j.' -is: si"SL"'-Ti"?-"'ipts
r u, I -1"" wuira; rnaraei. steady
to lOo higher; ail quotations steady to 10c
?-. e-Ji-. ., -rV. . sieers 34.6uQ
JVTV-aiTn . . -"?'; esiern led steers
X3.6to4.60; stoekera and feeders W.094 SO
Southern steers 3.SH.10; Southern cos 32JO
S2k: SaT ve..c?w". WJ-5: native heifers stTS
f-: JUJIJ J2.50g3.60: calves 33S6. Hogs-Ho-celpts
13.000; market seioc lower; top 23?43:
bulk of sales J5.06B3.J3: heavy J5.30SS.45- rSekl
nifry rL?'g' an,a KMs JIJSUJJW.- Sheep
Receipts 6.0OO: market steady; native lambs
H?fV Wtem Iambs J4.SOa5.65: fed ewes
J3.9O04.23: Texas clipped ycaiilngs J4.8505.15:
stockers and feeders 2.7534:26. ..
if pigs and lights J4.23Qj.20. Sheep
v.iitt;aSu. Aiarcn i. cattle Receipts 3,000;
..... "wij, .wu iu prime siecis xx5.io:
poor to medium J3.5oS4.50; stockers and feeders
J2.50S4.15: cows Jl.504: heifers J2W4.SO: can-
"v,o ...u-u-., uuiii, tit?; caives J3U6.75; Texas
fed steers Jie4.io. Hogs Receipts to-day ls.ouo-
mixed and butclfcrs J5.aS5.624: good to choice
hfa.TX,J-.50a?,','.i': "?! heavy .ts3es.4J: light
cpipta 10,000: market steady; Iambs steady;
mOSt IV 1(V hlshrr I'fWwl In fnnltisk -kh.u --
.Rii5: .'"-1ioV.?f'lc?. mixed J3.504.25: Western
sheep J2.u0ig6.2S; native lambs J4.50ffl5.75- West
ern lambs J4.50SJ6.95. Official yesterday Receipts-cattle
24.175: hogs 58.920; sheep 40,45i
Shipments-Cattle 4,875; hogs 9.733; sheep 4.9,
Petroleum.
Oil City, Pa.. March 1. Credit balances 11.77:
certificates, no bid: shipments 74,520, average
72.619: runs 19.738. average t8.720; shipments.
Lima. 68.745. average 63.089: runs, Lima. 22.
261. average 47.610. - '
Lima. O., March 1 The price of crude oil
was cut 3o per bbl. on the high-grade product
and 6c on the heavy grades in Kentucky and
Kansas to-day. No cause for the i eduction is
apparent, except that drilling will be moro
active in the spring, and production Is expect
ed to Increase. Quotations now are: Pennsyl
vania J1.77; Tlona J1.U2; Corning 31.37. New
castle J1.64; North Lima J1.28; South Lima and
Indiana J1.23; Somerset (Ky.) J1.23; Ragland
IKv.l 66c South Necdeshs IKasl XI. M- Vnrth
Neodesha (Kos.) Ji.08; heavy Kansas 55c.
The Metal Markets.
New York. March 1. Tin declined on the spot
position In London, closing 2s 6d lower at 123
s 6d. while futures were unchanged at 123
13s. Locally tin was a shade easier, with spot
closing at 2Sgi23.S0c Copper was steady in
London, with spot unchanged ntX56 12s 6d and
futures 6s higher at 155 12s 6d. Locally cop
per was quiet, with lake, electrolytic and
casting all quoted at 12.25ttl2.'50c Lead was
higher, both here -and in London. The local
market advanced to 4.60fi4.65c. while London
dosed at til lbs 3d. Spelter was unchanged at
f22 2s 6d In London- and at 5.0uTf5'.15c In the
local market. Iron closed at 51s 2d In Glasgow
and at 42s 474d In Middlesboro. Locally iron
was unchanged: No, 1 foundry. Northern. Is
quoted at Ill.73al5.r5; No. 2 foundry. Northern.
at" J14.23B14.7S: Na 1 foundry. South
ern, and No. 1 foundry. Southern soft, at 313.25
613.75.1
Bar Silver.
New Tork. March L Bar silver 574c per
ounce. At London easy at 26 9-ltd per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Washington, March 1. Available cash balance
J22J.068.5oT; gold JWL937.918.
New York Money Market.
New Tork. March 1. Money on call easy at
1VB2 per cent: closing hid li: offered at 174.
Tims loans easier; GO days 3 per cent: 90 days
34; 6 months 4S4T- Prime mercantile paper 44
6574. Sterling exchange tlrm. closed weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 4.865
4.8660 for demand and at 4.837034. s3&0 for co-day
bills; posted rates 4.8434.845 and 4.876J4.8I5;
commercial bills 4.835. Mexican dollars 4574c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds Irreg
ular. Eass.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Mnrch L Eggs Receipts 13.854
coses. A slight fall of snowL gave a, wintry
look to the streets, but with weather growing
rapidly milder and full listed receipts, a slight
decline was effected under free offerings on the
exchange. The opening sales were of .Southern
firsts at 20c and followed In order by several
lots ot Western firsts at 204c and Tennesue
firsts to the amount of 230 cases at 20c, wth
further lots of the same offered at the close of
the call without finding buyers. DeaierB re
ported a good demand for consumption, with
buyers discriminating on qualltv In favor of
goods from northerly points. Western firsts
204c; seconds 194c; Kentucky firsts 207c; occ
onus 194c: Tennessee and Southern firsts 20c;
seconds 19c. Fresh Western dirties 18c; checks
15c
Phlladlephla. March 1. Eggs 2c lowor; fresh
near-by 21c at mark; fresh Western 21c; fresh
Southwestern 20a21c; fresh Southern 20c.
Chicago, March 1. Eggs easy; at mark,
cases Included. 170177ic per do2.
Kansas City. Mo., March 1. Eggs lower: Mis
souri and Kansas, cases returned 14c; new No.
2, whitcwood cases included, 13c.
Cotton Markets.
New Tork. March 1 Spot cotton quiet; 25
Soints higher; middling upiandB 13.60c; do.
ulf 15.85c; sales 9.4UO bales. Futures closed
larely steady: March 14.97c: April 15.17c; May
15.35c; June 13.30c; July 15.30c; Aug. 14. .m:
Sept. 13.20c The market opened steady at a
decline of 6B25 points, due to liquidation nnd
room selling, ns a result of disappointing ca
bles and an Idea that the market was due to
meet a reaction following the recent advances.
There was. however. little confidence in short
side, nnd the market deeloped into very nar
nnv and irregular straights. In which the cntef
operations appeared to be for professional ac
count, and to reflect nothing more than the
efforts of this contingent to scalp moderate
turns. Prices fluctuated within narrow limits.
At the lonest March sold at 14.80c. the opening
figure, while May and July reached 15.23c, this
being a net decline of from 16 to 23 points. At
the best July sold at 13.46c; May l.Slc. and
March 13.12c. net gains of 3 to I paints. The
close was. steady at a decline of 13 points to
an advance ot 5 points, the gains being on the
new crop positions. The feature of tho day
perhaps was the attitude of the local bull
leaders. This party bought and sold by turns,
adding materially to the irregularity of the
market, and leading to various predictions as
to his Intentions, some claiming that he sold
more than he bought, and that the intervals of
linnncss were manipulated for the purpoto of
making a better selling basis. At first tne.trade
evldcnllv was disposed of to look for a reac
tion, and In many quarters it was believed that,
notwithstanding the light receipts, estimated
for the day, and at New Orieans, and at
Houston, for to-morrow the "b'g bull leaders
would not oppose a moderate reaction. On ev
ery sign of material weakneee, however, sup
port developed from one source or another and
rallies were prompt. The Galveston estimates
for to-morrow ran heavier, but were explained
by a private dispatch as due to the movement
of cotton for export, it being eald that Gal
veston will ship out 25,000 bales during the
week. About 8.000 bales were expected from
there to-day, and the total exports ran some
what over recent figures, while privats ad
vices indicated a better spot demand fcr for
eign sources. Generally speaking the spot
markets are reported quiet. Estimated sales
6O11.OUO bales.
Liverpool. March 1. Cotton in fair demand:
prices 10 points higher; American middling fair
s.joti: good miauling s.jua: miuanng s.i'ju: iow
mlddllng 8.02d: good ordinary 7.92d: ordinary
7.74d. The sales of the day were 7.0ni bates,
of which 500 were for speculation and export,
and included G.200 American: receipts 3.000 bales,
including 7U0 American. Futures opened easier
and closed steady: American middling, g. o. c. :
March 7.92d: March and April 7.92d: April and
May 7.92d: May and June 7.92d: June and July
7.92d; July and Aug. 7.90d; Aug. and Sept. 7.6Sd;
Sent, nnd Oet. fi.Slwl- (let and Nov. 6.50d.
New Orleans. March 1. Cotton Futures quiet
and stead-' March 14.82314.84c: April 15 033
15.05c: Mar 15.25815.26c; June 15.41015.53c; July
15.6615.67c: Am. 15.09ai5.12c; Sept. li.95Si:o;
Oct. 2.i6g?i2.i4C. spot cotton qu.et, steaoy;
.Ale. 1 ertd- nrdlnnnr 12 A-lfic: Eftod onllnarv
1371c: low middling 14 c: mlddling14'4c: good
middling 15 3-llc: minanng iair 13 s-iw:; re
ceipts 1,113 ; stock 266 049.
Flaxseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
f-htenirn. March 1. tlaxseed was rasv. with
prices H5?lc lower. No. 1 Northwestern sold at
81.154 and No. 1 was quoted at Jl.ll: May was
41. U4 oiu anil .-uarcn wjuj normiiu.iv i.n. j.
celpts here were 7 cars, at Minneapolis 15 cars
and 33 cars at Duluth.
Batter and Cheese.
New York. March L Butter firm; .fresh
creamery 1526c; State dairy 14322c. Cheese
firm; State full cream, fancy large and small
colored and white Sept. 12c; late made 107c.
Chicago. March 1. Butter steady; creameries
14U26C: dairies 134822c. Cheese firm: daisies
lie; twins lOTtc: Young Americas llfflHic.
Philadelphia. March 1. Butter steady; extra
Western creamery 267jc; extra near-by prints
28c. Cheese firm; good demand: New York full
creams choice to fancy lliiefllTic: do. fair to
good lOTiSllc.
Dried Fralts.
New Tork. March L The market for evapo
rated apples Is quiet, with demand light, but
there Is no pressure to sell and prices are
steadily held: common are quoted at 4i?5c;
prime at 57;'ft5Uc: choice at 54&6C and fancy
64&7c. Prunes are not attracting a satisfac
tory demand and the market shows rather an
easier tendency, although quotations range
from 34c to 64c. according to grade. Apricots
are scarce and firm; choice are quoted at 9
tirlOc: extra choice at lOUdlOTic and fancy at
12$fl5c Peaches are also In light supply and
the better grades are held with apparent con
fidence: choice are quoted at 77&774c: extra
choice 7&S74c and fancy 9310c.
Sngar.
New York. March 1. Sugar Raw firm: fair
refining 2Vi2 9-32c: centrifugal. 96 test. 37W
3 13-16c. Molasses sugar 2422 13-16c; refined
steady: crushed 5.15c; powdered 4.55c: granu
lated 4.45c.
New Orleans, La.. March 1- Sugar steady;
open-kettle 274tr3 3-16c: open-kettle, centrifugal.
3&3-&C; centrifugal whites 44c: yellows 344
3 15-16o: seconds 27403 3-16c. Molasses nomi
nal: open-kettle 20'u;6c: centrifugal lOffltc.
Sirup 207J35C.
Coffee.
New York. March L Coffee Spot steady: fu
tures opened steady at an advance of 10 to 20
points on rather steadier European markets
than expected In view of yesterday's reports of
unsettled financial conditions. Receipts for the
day were moderate, as reflected by the Bra
zilian cables, but demand was very light and
prices soon after the-opening developed & sag
ging tendency under continued, though moder
ate, selling by large trade Interests. The close
was steady at unchanged prices to an advance
of 15 points. Sales were reported of 56,000 bags.
Including May 6.6063.65c: July 5.90c; Sept. 6.13
T6.20c; Oct. 6.30c; Nov. 6.30c: Dec. 6.4036.45c:
and Jan. 6.55c
Dry Goods.
New York, March 1. In dry goods the added
strength of the raw cotton market Is giving
weight to the position of sellers, who are not
willing to recede from their stand n tlrm
prices, certain of whom are confidently pre-
uiciing a iiiKuer ieei ui values, liuymg nas
been of small proportions, and yet where goods
are wanted there is no dlfflcultr In sernHnD-
asking prices. Jobbers continue to report a
iatr irdue, auu uuwees irvm mo est and
South arc very satisfactory.
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March L Live Pouitry--Receints
to-day 1 car Western and 1 Southwestern. To
day was the Hebrew Purim. and with that ele
ment off the market, and no demand from any
other source, prices were without any change,
no stock leaving the market to speak of. There
was a steady feeling on all description of
weighing stock, while ducks and geese, espe
cially the latter, were Irregular In quality and
only prime geese reached outside figures. Quo
tations unchanged.
Dressed Poultrv Receints 12.R2S nkir The.
demand In general was of moderate propor
tions, and. while the receipts were not ex
cessive, there was an accumulation on hand
from last week, on which receivers would glad
ly have shaded quotations, but were unable to
create an outlet. There was a trifle steadier
feeling on strictly fancy stock, but there was
a liberal supply of Southern and Southwestern
fowls on the market that was urged to sale
at 13cl and where carelessly graded for less. Very
few desirable scalded fowls on the market, and
such commanded 13a Very few desirnble chick
ens on the market, but not many wanted. Ca
pons In accumulation and sold at unimproved
prices. Turkeys genera'ly undesirably heaw
and sold slowly. Squabs more plenty and mar
ket easier. There was very little demand for
frozen poultry and values were about steady,
ouotations unchanged.
Hides.
Quote dry flint: Texas butcher 06 lbs.
and over) at 16-TJe: fallen at 1574c, all
Texas light (under 16 lbs.) at 1471c. native and
Arkansas at 154c latter on selection 16c for
No. 1 and 14c tor No. 2; glue at 9c; dry-salted
at 15c; green-salted round at 74c good Mis
souri and Illinois 774c; green-salted on selec
tion at 874c for No. 1 and 77ic for No. 2 bulls
or dead green lc le-is; glue 44c. Horse hides
Green No. 1 at J2.o; No. 2 J1.75; colts, ponies
and blues at Jl; all dry 75c
Wool.
Mo. and III.
Med. comb &
cloth mxd...21 0214
Clothing 20 6204
Low & brald.19 620
Burry & clear.l74alS
VMrt-v 17
I Med. (fleeces).) 204
icu. uuoEej ..15 IJ1S4
Burry 133 154
Hard burry ..11 6114
North & Western
Bright roed. ..19 K20
Dark med. ....15 16
Light flno ....14 Q1S4
Heavy buck.. .10 012
Tub-washed
Vv 1 wuzmit
Hard burry ...13
Light fine .,
Heavy fine
Lamb
Tex., I. T.
no. 2 "1:21 $244
Burry 20 &2t
Angora Goat Hair
Long 24 R25
Short 22 023
.ueu., j. nv.... .
Med.,6 & 8 mo.17 184
Coarse & low.14 BIS
Light fine ...14 8?167j
Heavy sandy.10 W12
Ark. & Southern
ww ana ouiiy less.
Fnri,
6134
.16 ttli4
.14 6144
.18 C'IS'4
& Ok.'
is tfi
Raccoon Opossum
No. 1 large J 90 No. 1 large .... 60
No. 1 medium .... No. 1 medium .... 80
No. 1 small 60 No. I small and
No. 2". 60 2s 15
No. 3 30 No. J 5
No. 4 10 Trashy worthless.
Jllnk Red Fox
No. 1 large 1.70 No. 1 large .... 2.00
No. 1 medium.... 1.15 No. 1 medium .... 1.54
No. 1 small U No. 2 1.00
No. 2 70 No. 3 60
No. 3 JS No. 4 15325
No. 4 15 Gray Fox
Skunk No. 1 large 73
Prime, as to size. No. 1 medium .. 50
Black 70Q73 No. J 33
Short stripe 5560 No. J -5
Narrow stripe ...357140 No. 4 13
Broad stripe HW3 Otter
Texas 1330 No. 1 large ..1112
Territory 2340 No. 1 medium .. 8.00
Blue or unprtmo less. No. 2 6.00
Wild cat 10830 No. 3 3.00
Clvlt cat 23 No. 1 1.50
Badger 69"-5 Wolf
House cat 615 Prairie, round ...33031
Muskrat 13816 Timber SOfiS.SO
Bear .T....J1C13 Beaver 187.00
Northern 30 per cent more than foregoing.
Produce;.
Butter Higher for best grades. Creamery
Extra 27c: firsts 23324c: seconds 19fi20c. Ladle
packed Extra 18c: firsts 15c Dairy-packed
Fancy 19820c: poor to fair 13c. Country roll
Choice 13c; packed and ordinary 1174c: grease
stock- 435c.
EggsReceived L702 pkgs. local and 2,708
nkgs. through; shipped 3.093 pkgs. Market
16c case count.
Cheese Northern, on orders: Twins at lie:
singles 114c: daisies 114c; Young Americas
HTtc: long boras 1175c New York twin 1174c:
llmburger 11612c; poor 7S9c; Swiss 15c for
choice. No. 2 at 10613c; brick 12si27fs.
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS
Scllins out by longs caused a sharp break In wheat values in yesterday's marker.
Most of the liquidation was by that class of outside traders which had been so active
for nearly a week, and much of It was forced. The reaching of stop-loss .orders and
Inability or unwillingness to put up more margins threw an immense number of con
tracts on tho open market. Manipulators, though not extremely active, took advan
tage of their opportunity to help the downward movement by easing their lines.
There wero occasional rallies, but none of them had strength enough to stem the tide
of selling orders which carno to local commission-houses. Cables were dlsappointlns
and there was not much encouragement for the bulls In a slump In the price of British
consols, as it was explained that this decline was not caused by a war scare, but by
tho fact that those securities were selling ex dividend. There was no news calculated
to foster the belief that European nations would become Involved In the war and
oilier information was bearish, with the exception of advices that the railway strike
in the Argentine was still on. Selling was brisk until near the close, when there was
a slight rally, which carried prices above the low point for the day.
Corn held up fairly well early In tho session as compared with corn, but later
offerings of the coarse grain also became free, and the close was weak and sharply
lower. Receipts were fairly large and weather conditions were favorable.
Mny wheat opened c off and closed 4?sc off.
May corn opened Tic off and closed 2Hc off.
May oats closed 2"4c off.
Receipts of produce were in fairly large volume and prices of fruits and vegetables
were generally steady to easy.
Local securities were dull. Transit sold slightly higher and United Railways pre
ferred was weak.
Yesterday's bank clearings were $9,305,552, balances ll.X2,m. Discount rates wera
firm at 5 to 6 per cent.
Spot cotton was unchanged in the local market.
HEAVY SELLING BY LONGS
CAUSES A BIG SLUMP.
MAY
WHEAT NEARLY
CEXTS LOWER.
Market Is Under Pressure of Li
quidation by Outsiders Who
Came in at Eleventh Hour.
Nonprofessional longs were shaken out
of the market yesterday, with a result
ing slump of nearly 5 cents a bushel In
the price of the activo option. Most of
the sellers were those who had been on
tho buying side for several days. Somo of
these traders could not stand tho pressure
of a steadily declining market, while oth
ers had placed stop-loss orders, which
wero reached during the session. There
was no bullish news to Justify a further
advance. Foreign markets wero lower and
there was a falling oft In the cash and ex
port demands. Nothing cut much figure In
the trading except the commission-house
selling, which showed no signs of a let up
until near tho close.
May wheat opened 'He oft and sold at:
9S7ic. 984c. 95c. 9774c, 9771c 9774c. JJHc. J74c
9771c, 974c 97c. 9674c. 964c. 964c. 6c. 964c.
967.C, 96c. 967c. P671C 9c. 9-3c. 9&4C 95,c.
9611c. 96'4C. 95c. 9471c 944c. 9471C. 94SC, 9471C.
94c. 9374c. 93?ic, 93'ie, 9374c, 94c. 944c 47c,
944c, 91c
Corn showed eomo early strength, but
later shared the weakness of wheat. In
this market also there was a good deal
of outside selling, and legitimate news
showing large receipts and favorable
weather had more weight than It had had
for several days.
May corn opened c off and sold at:
4974c 4971c 4974c 4934974c 49c. 4STv4e. 4JC
4S,c. 484c. 4S74C 48710, 4Sc, 4774C 4771c 477C
llttC 47&C
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis 113,400 bu.,
of which 93 cars local and 33 cars through,
against 50,400 bu., of which 45 cars local
and U cars through. In 1S03.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
711.000 bu., against 3SS.00O bu. in lflOS, and
shipments 3i,00O bu., against 176,000 bu.
Northwest received 319 cars, against 253
In 1903. Chicago received 42.975 bu. and
Kansas City 23!,100 bu. Clearances, SO.tXX)
bu.
Bradstrccfs report the available supply
of wheat east of the Rockies for the past
wcett at 1.703,000 bu. decrease and stocks
in and afloat for Europe decreased 1.000,000
bu., making the world's visible supply do
crease 2,703,000 bu., against a decrease ot
3,644,000 bu. a week ago and a decrease of
1,900,000 bu. In 1903.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis 14X300 bu-,
of which 116 cars local and 11 oars through,
as against 121,600 bu., ot which 103 oars
local and 32 cars through, in 1903. Samples
on track lower. , , . .
Receipts of corn at primary points ,-
000 bu., against 719,000 bu. In 1S03, and ship
ments sa.uuu DU., against. ow,vuu uu. V"
cago received 300.200. bu. and Kansas City
Dl.SOO bu. Clearances, 4SO.O0O bu.
liradstreet's report the available supply
of corn east of the Rockies for tho past
week at 085.000 bu. increase, against an
increase of 2.100,000 bu. a week ago and a
decrease of 797,1)00 bu. in 1903.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis 1C6.3O0 bu..
of which 6 cars local and 12 cars through,
as against 99.900 bu.. of which 41 cars local
and 2S cars tnrougn, in .
T7inotr,tn nf nnta nt nrimarv DOInts 6a0.-
000 bu.. against 535.000 bu. in 1903. and ship
ments 34S.O0O bu., against 309,000 bu. Clear
ances, 27,000 bu. . , .
Bradstreet's report the available supply
of oats east of the Rockies for the past
week at 6S1.WU DU. increase, 6oiu. ...
increase) of 679.000 bu. a week ago and a
decrease of S91.000 bu. in 1S03.
Cash Grnln, Flonr, Etc.
WHEAT Receipts 93 cars local and 23 cars
h-n,t.-. Tlv atimnle del No. 2 red at 81.05
to Jl.o7Wl.OS4. all destination: No. 3 red at Jl
1.04; No. 4 nominally sOcail: Na 2 hard at
941194740 and quotable as low as 92c: No. 3 hard
at 82c for poor to 91c: No. 4 hard at .j82o:
rejected at voc: o. i wnim "rr-.VS
white spring at 99c: No. 2 do. nominally J1.01.
CORN Receipts 116 cars local and 11 cars
through. Basis destination: No. 3 at 4374c to
43c: No. 4 at 2S4c: no-grade at S6B37c; No. 2
white at 464c: No. 3 do. at 41c to 4374c Local
del. elevator No. 2 at 4Sc: No. 3 at 43c to
424c and poor 42o: No. 2 yellow at 46c: No. 3
do. at 414c to 43c: No. 2 white at 464c to 46c:
No. 3 do. at 434c: on cob at 47c
OATS Receipts 66 cars local and 11 cars
through. By sample, on trk.: No. 2 at 42c:
No. 3 nt 4ia42c: No. 4 at 4074c: No. 3 color at
434c: No 2 white nominally 454c: No. 3 white
at 43B434C: No. 4 do. at 4104.V4C
RYE Nominally 71c for No. 2 and 6736So
for No 3.
FLAXSEED Spot nominally J1.09.
FLOUR Prices for soft winter In wood: Pat
ent J3.2065.40; straight J3.154J4.23; extra fancy
J5B5.10; clear J4.20S4.33: low to medium J2.750
3.25 In lute. Hard winter In Jute sks. Patent
3t.25Q4.50; straight J3.804; clear J3.35t33.60: low
grades $17333; spring patent at J1.80S4.90 In
ulk.
RYE FLOUR Pure, jobbing way, at J3.55 In
Jute sks. and J3.85 in wood; mixed and inferior
less.
CORNMEAL. ETC F. o. b.: City meal J1B0;
grits, hominy and pearl meal J2.80.
BRAN Hard winter mixed teed sold In 100s
at 90c nnd that bid for hard winter bran, with
sale ot soft winter bran at that, but soft win
ter mixed feed in 100s salable at 9289.Sc: mlds
quiet at 92c to J1.C5; at mill bran sells at 90c
unit rfhln nt tt.10.
liAz AiarxeL dbsis i.-ir.: Aim
J1J; Na 1 J11.5O012.M: No. 2 J9011
8. Clover No. 1 Jio; No. 2 JSS9: cl
J10S10.50 for light and J8.S0tf9.5l
liAI JlltUXCi oasie 1.... imiyujj ,nwi..
iNO. 4 teflon; no. s tovp
ciorer, mixea.
.50 for heavy
mixed: choice No. 1 S9t9.50: No. 2 JSJJ8.50.
STRAW Wheat and oat. on trk., J7.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lcad J4.424S4.45.
StwillSKT-?bn basis of J1.J174 for hlghwlnes.
St. Louis Cnrb Market.
St. Louis May wheat 94c sellers; puts sic
bid and calls 9Sc bld.
July wheat 67 'c to 8.74c; puts 84c and calls
5874c
Milwaukee May wheat Puts 9071c asked and
calls 9374c.
July wheat Puts 8974c and calls 93H934c
May corn Puts 537c bid and calls 5571te5574c
July corn Puts 524c bid and calls 54t:544c
Minneapolis May wheat 9774c; puts 9j4c and
calls 99c bid.
St. Loots Future Prices.
Closed Ranged Closed
Monday. Yesterday. Yesterday.
Wheat-May ...9S74 b 93H3S7i 94 a
July 907Ta 87894 874, a
Corn-May 497, b "WS 74 b
July ...". UK 49740514 4i
Oats May ......434 b ....O.... 41 a
Stocks of Grain In Store.
Yesterday. Monday. LastYr.
tVheat 4.S77.493 4.93I.23.) 2.403.070
Corn 549.121 497.645 439.305
Oats 101.586 103.112 122.126
Rye 12.818 12.818 31.174
Barley 15.939 19.899 6.248
No. 2 red wheat...4.1S2.753 4.222.957 1.14S.J72
No. 2 hard wheat.. S29.9I4 337437 40.537
No. 2rolxed corn... 213.912 201.221 200.613
No. 2 white corn.. 104.267 6S.?6l 30.378
No. 2 yellow corn.. 70.865 J38.7S6 3,201
No. 2 mixed oats... 19.781 20.077 41.793
No. 2 rye 7,843 7,843 13.867
Provisions.
Pork. f. o. b. New standard mess la Jobbing
wev closed nominally at J14.60.
Lard-Cholce steam on E. side closed noml
nnl at 6.924c: kettle-rendered 7749874c.
Green Hams. Etc Car lots held f. o. b. E.
side thus: Hams 10-av. at 974c; 12s at 974c;
14s and 16s at 974c: 18s at 994e: 20s st 104c
Skinned Horns 16s snd 18fi2vs lofte: 22824s at
104c;. Callfornias at 64S6'c: New York shoul
ders (10812-sv.) at tKc From the block, del.:
Hams at 9c to 94c for run of house; bellies at
7o to 94c. as in average; Callfornias at 6c;
New York shoulders at 6c.
D. S. Mets To arrive, loose cured c'rlbs
closed nominally: 40845-av. at 7.30o and CO-av.
't 23c c. a. f. Boxed lots In Jobbing way ranged:
Extra shorts at 7Sa c'rlbs 7"4c. short clear
at 7Ke. bellies st 8c to 9c. plates st c. fat
backs at 64c standard backs st 771c Orders
charged higher. 7
Bacon Bxd. b c meats,. in js Jobbing way
' 1J3L f
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 10c for heavy
to 144c for choice light: hams at lie to 12c:
Callfornias at 77S4c: New York shoulders at
7&ic Plain smoked bxd. lots in & Jobbing way
ranged: Extra shorts at 8'4c: c'rlbs at 81c:
short clear at 871c; bellies at 974c to 104c:
plates at 774c: fat backs at 771c: standard backs
at 874c Dealers charged higher on orders.
Oleo-Stearlne Nominal at 76771c.
Tallow Firm. Country No. 1 run at 6c: No.
2 do. at 4'ic: cake at 57ic Packers' prims
nominal at 5S3S74c
Grease Quote small Irregular lots country
Brown 374c. yellow 34S34c. and white 44e to
474c. latter for choice. Quote packers stock,
nominally Brown 4844c. yellow 47ie474C whlti
571Q54C.
Beef On orders: Bbld. Plate J7.50: roil and
Fulton Market JJ.50: mess J9. Dried, per lb.
Sets 104c: lnsldes 14c; knuckle 13c: outside 90.
Tongues 124c to 144c per lb.
Live Poultry Turkeys: Average receipts 13c.
Chickens Hens and young sound 104c Old
roosters 5c Ducks 1274c. Geese 67e. Capons (3
010 lbs.) 16c: canons, light. 12615c. Guinea,
chickens, per doz.. J2. Live pigeons and squabs
per doz.. 75c.
Dressed Iced Poultry Turkeys Choice of
light medium at 15c: choice heavy at 13c.
Chickens Spring or hens st 20G1074C: roosters
at 6c. Ducks 14c Geese 7Q9c Foregoing figures
for choice only.
Game Ducks, undrawn, per dox.:" Mallards
J2.50: bluewlng teal J2.50; greenwlng teal J2;
mixed and wood 11.25. Jacksnlpe 11.25. Rab
bitsChoice fresh, per doz.. 60c: Jack rabbits
Jl. Squirrels, per doz.. 50c Opossum, each. 15a
to 40c.
Fresh Fish Black bass at 12c: crapple at 60
for small and 8c for large: dressed cat 9c;
spoonbill cat 64c Bullheads Dressed 8c ana
gross 3c. Buffalo Gross 3c: dressed Sc German
carp Dressed 4c: large gross 24c and small
dressed 3c: snnflsh 3c; white perch 2c.
Veals Quote at &S54c per lb. for choice to
fancy, heretics and thin at 3334c: sheep at 33
34c: old bucks and ewes at 274S2- lambs at
5S374C thin lambs not wanted.
Fruits and Veanrtablso.
The Republic quotations are for lots In first
hands, unless otherwise specified. Small lM
on orders are charged higher.
APPLES Eastern Baldwin, choice. J3.2033.I0;
spy and greening at J3.25S3.40: king J4: ra'xed
jarlety. choice, J2.75S3; seconds Jl.5032.25;
Western Ben Davis, winesap. wlllowtwls-.
Roman beauty, etc. J3.2S for choice; J23tM
lor seconas: genitlng J332.75.
TANGERlNES-Florido. in double boxes. ie
S.50 for choice.
. ORANGES-FIorlda brlghts or russets J3.239
3.50 per box. deli; California navels J1.73 foV
standards to J2 for choice, del; fancy higher.
PINEAPPLES-Cuban at J1.7S for small t3
12.5002.75 for choice large per dox.
MALAGA GRAPES Per bbl. at J5.50O7.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida at t5s.50 per box.
, LEMONS-Callfomla. on trie. XI lor cholcs
to J2.23S2.50 for fancy; new Vesslns, treat
store. J3&3.50.
LIMES-Per 100. J1.502.
BANANAS Quotable- Jl.2Sffz.S0 a bunch on
orders.
COCOANTJTS-Per LOOO. E. trk.. ja; Jobbtnr
way J4 per 100.
, CALIFORNIA PEARS Eastern Buerre. per
box. jj.25; winter nellis and P'Baxry 32.509
2.7o.
STRAWBERRIES Florida refrigerator stock;
20330c per quart. Texas, in ventilated crate.,
nominally 2u25c per quart
CRANBERRIE5-Frsm store. Jersey 38 and
Cape Cod J7 per bbl.
POTATOES On trk. in car lots: Wisconsin,
rural 89830c and Mich. 90392c; Wis. red stock
87089c: Colorado skd. rural 95996c snd triumph.
Sl.1081.12; Northern early Ohio 81.0581.10; Red
River Jl.lS; rose. S597c. ,
ONIONS-P.ed globe skd. J1.258L33 del.: flat
oryellow 5c less.
CABBAGE New Tork Danish and Holland
seed 34SS50 per ton del. On orders 34e per lb.
Red cabbage 3c per lb.
CUCUMBERS Eastern hothouse, fancy larger
Jl.50tTl.7S per doc Florida J3.50S3.75 per bu.
box.
TOMATOES Choice sound Florida J2.7583T.;
seconds J2S2.50; Mexican s J2: Cuban 6s JL5
fit.
BEETS Home-grown 5O86O0 per bu. loose.
New Orleans 40c dox.
LETTUCE Home-grown 25C50c Per bu. New
iTleans head lettuce J3.5083 per bbl.: Florida
chclce J1.25&2 per hamper: off stock less.
CARROTS Home-grown 55860c bu. box.
Northern 11.10 per 100. New Orleans 40c per dox.
TURNIPS Home-grown per bbl.: Globe 60c;
Cat 50c. New Orleans 40c per dox. bunches.
PARSNIPS Home-grown 60875c per dox. and
JLSO per bbl.
CELERY California, per crate, whits plums
J3.75 and golden heart at JJ.251T3.W. Celery roots
25&40C per doz. New Orleans 3830c per doz.
bunches.
STRING BEANS-Florlda round greenyj
choice J2.50jr2.75 per bu.. flat or pale less.
SQUASH New Cuban J3 per 14-bu. crate.
SWEET POTATOES Bermuda 63e5c:
Queen TOffSOc: yellow Nansemond SStWOc: red
Nansemond 95c.
SPINACH New Or'n- St 20825c per Aoz.
bunches. Louisiana, small, 15S20c per doz..
bunches, snd large M 30c.
SAUERKRAUT City make: Kegs J1.25: halt
bbls.. J4: bbls.. J7.EJ. and casks (45 L). J1J.
HORSERADISH Chclce J per bbl. en or
ders. .
SPANISH ONIONS-New J1.25 per crate. t
CAULIFLOWER California J1.7SS2 per
crate.
RUTABAGAS In bulk 65c bu. del.
PARSLEY New Orleans curly 90c per dox..
and plain 60c per doz.
RADISHES New Orleans per dor.. 3030c;
Louisiana 30335c per dox.
SHALLOTS New Orleans 409S0c per doz.
bunches. Louisiana; small, 30c, and large 40c
per doz.
ENDIVBS-New Orleans J2 ptt bbl.
MUSTARD GREENS Louisiana 20623e Per
doz. small bunches to 30c for large.
KOHLRABI New Orleans 45c doz.
PEPPERS Florida 6s st J2.50O3.50 fcr choice;
Mexican 6s 32.
GUMBO Choice Florida 33.50 per e-basket
crate.
EGGPLANT Florida at J4SS per 174-bu.
crate.
GREEN PEAS Florida hampers at JJ.S0 for'
choice.
Miscellaneous Markets.
GRASS SEEDS Quote current receipts of
country lots, per 100 lbs.: Cover st JS to 510.25:
timothy at J2.50 to 52-73 : redtop at Jl to 53.60;
Hungarian at 51.23 to 51.50: millet at 90c to JL23.
Orders are charged higher.
STOCK PEAS Whippoorwiir selling at JI.JJ
to J1.33 ner bu. Other kinds nomlnaL
SORGHUM CANE SEED Latest sales at lis
per 100 lbs. for poor to Jl for prime.
ONION SETS Latest sale at J1.30 per bu.
SUNFLOWER SEED-3uote JJ.50 per 100 lbs.
HEMP SEED Latest ssle at J2.78 per 100 lbs.
CASTOR BEAN8-J1.40 per bu. for prime In -car
lots on trk.; J1.2S for small quantities.
WHITE BEANS On B trk.. in car lota,
choice hand-picked pea offered at J1.95S1.96 per
bu. ; machine-picked at Jl.854tl.87, and prime at
tl.70Sl.75. From store: White beans at 51.55
tn r ns fnr choice b. p. pea: poorer evades lesl;
Lima 484710 per lb.; lentils at 4t474c: Callfor-
nla ntnk at 3ic: blackeye at 31.654
.i.u:
split
nenn nt 1?. and Scotch at 81.23 cer bu.
njiTEn FRUIT Quote: Ancles Sun-dried
quarters at 34c to 4c; evaporated at 4Q5c; cores
and peelings 17ei74e; chops lSSlTic - Peaches
at ihv...
FEATHERS-Prlme white live geese In smsll
sks. 58c nnd In large sks. 56c; prime gray ao."
41e In small and 40c In large sks.- old whits
XXXX 5c: tare 10 percent on small sks. and
3c on large. Duck White 42c: dark 30c Tur
keyTall 20c: wing 9c: pointers 5c; wing and
tall ana pointers ec; oouy vary) ic
ROOTS Per lb.: Olnseng at 5150 to 33:
stemmy. weedy, etc. less: lady slipper Sc:
seneca 63c; oink 13c; golden seal 63c; black
47-c- May apple 5c; snake 35c; white snaks
worth 2uc. angelica 56e- wahoo, bark of root
Sc: bark "of tree 24c: blood 6c: bluefiag Sc: sas
safras bark of root 6c; wild ginger 7c.
SHEEP PELTS Full wool pelts TScSJlr
shearing 10c to 35c; lambs at 30c to 50c; dry,
fallen, etc., 10011c per lb.
BEESWAX Unchanged at 28c per lb. for
prime.
LINSEED OIL-4Juotable at 40c per gL for
raw and 41c for boiled; lc per gal. Jess on car
lots.
POP CORN-100 lbs., on cob. white Rica Jlffl
1.10: mixed at 75c
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs.:
Wrought iron 43c: heavy cast 40c: malleable
steel and breakable 40c: stove 33c: light brass
JS; heavy bras p; copper 59; xlnc J2: lead
JJ.SO; pewter 312.
SALT E. side mediu-n at Jl; granulated 95o
per DbL: 5c more per bbl. this side.
BROOM CORN Quoted at J65 to J100 per
ton; no sale. . ,
EMPTY BARRELS Coal oil. turpentine and
rcsollne, tl.05: vinegar 70c; block oil 5oc; lin
seed, light and varnish 80c: machine 80c: su
gar 15c: whisky 80c: do. half bbls. 0c: wins
Jl: saue-kraut 30B40c: pickle 4050c: flour ISc:
nolasses 30c; lard tcs. 45c; 25c oft for each
broken head; 24c each hoop missing.
RA09. ETC.-Per 100 lbs.: country rags at
75c. Old rope No. 1 manlia at J1.25; Na I at
50c. Rubbers at $535.50. ....
PEANUTS Farmers' stock, per lb.: Red 174
S2c: white at 24S27ic. . ,
CHESTNUTS Italian at te per lb.: Virginia
"pECANS-Western at tTJc: Texas at.SJlc -
DRIED FRUITS-Quote nominally: Apples-Sun-dried
quarters at 3e to S4c: evaporated at
4c to 5c; waste at 171c to 174c Peaches at 14tJ
lAPLE SUGAR Quote at Sc to lOo per lb.
HONEY Comb at 10c to 12c: choice Colorado
st 14c: str.ii,cd and extracted at 4S"4c In bbls.
and 6c In cans. '
COOPERAGK-Quote on orders for prompt de
livery: lard tcs. J1.59 for. wood-bound. M.C74
for S-hoop Iron-bound and 51.474 for S-hoop da;
oak pork bolsu 11.50 for wood and JLS0 for-lron
bound: ash pork bbls.. J1.30 for wood-bound;
oleo tcs.. J1.50 for S-hoop; kraut bbls., Jl: eo.
hslf bbls. 70c: da kegs (A:: do. casks, J1.45:
slack-work bbls. S-hoop flour 42c: S-hoop da
40c: round-hoop do. 43c; S-hoop. sugar 4fc: s
hn An tV! mill-run snnle 35e: No- f da.
SOc; meal Sic: S-toop line 23c: 4-fcoop da sta.
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