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THE ST. LOUIS EETUBLIO: WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1904.
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL.
TRANSIT STOCK STRONG
AT AFTERNOON SESSION.
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WE OFFER 3250,000
HOTEL REALTY FIRST MORTGAGE
5 PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
TC-TA", ISSUE, S600.0CO.
-
Daled S.ptcmbtfr l-.i. ?3. Due: SIO.OOO on September 1st1 In
Each V i? Unt'l 192S, When the RemalnSnc
i U 10.000 nature.
INTCREST MARCH
AIERCANTILE TRUST
SECURSTY.
This'i&snc of bonds is secured:
1st Br 'inortjMgo on the unexpired leasehold cstafc in block
S24 in the City of St. Louis, having si front of 220 ft. on T-wr-If th
street, between Tociist and Si. Charles streets, and a depth of
100 feet, subject Io the annual payment of
therefor. This leasehold estate endures fo
years from March 1st. 1903.
2d By the Jcffensou Hotel building. This hotel was com
pletcd April 1st. lflO!, and represents the highest type of mod
era fireproof construction.
The cost of the building was
The bonded indebtedness is
INCOME ACCOUNT.
The Hotel Jefferson, which is owned by
Company (paid-in capital $(560,000). is leased to the Hotel Jeffer
son Company (paid-in capital, $200,000;, for the sum of 75,000
per year net, above tuxes', insurance and all charges except that
of interest.
Xet revenue, per year. $7o,000
Interest on $000,000 at u per cent. .?.'U),000
Annual retirement of bonds.. ....... 10,000 40.000
Balance , . ..$35,000
(It should be noted that through the retirement of $10,00
bonds each year the charge for interest is decreased by $500
annually.)
INSURANCE.
For the protection of the bondholders, the Hotel Realty Com
pany binds itself to maintain at all times $000,000 fire insur
ance and $100,000 tornado insurance, which policies, in case of
loss, are payable to the trustee.
SITUATION.
For several years past the need of a thoroughly first-class,
modern and well-equipped hotel has been keenly felt in this
city. The demands made upon the other hotels were too great
at many times during the year, and consequently strangers
who were here at such times suffered many inconveniences. We
believe that the present and future condition of affairs in St.
Louis will justify this latest addition, and that the Jefferson
Hotel "will always be a profitable investment, both "on account
of the demand for better accommodations and because of the
excellence of its construction, maintenance and location.
We recommend these bonds for investment, and will be
pleased to furnish full particulars on application. Copies of th j
trust deed securing the bonds may b had at this office.
PRICE: Par'anH actrRid-inttrtstfor my maturity.' -
Mercantile Trust
WE-
$25,000.00
(OR ANY PART)
UK j Republ
it of Cuba 5
PRICE AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION.
FRANCIS, BRO. & CO.,
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
U. 3. or Mexico gold 5s. Kinloch TeVpiris let t
Portland Cement 1st a. Rich Hill. Mo.vruw
Heme Telephone lt 6s. St. I & Sub- R.r. sew I
Denv er-Canl. Gas s. lnlon Electric i'o. 1st U
Scotland Co.. Mo.. 44s E. St, L- Sub. Ry, )( U.
LITTLE & HAYS,
' INVESTMENT COMPANY.'
503 N. Fourth St.
rhenea: Belt Main 1889: Kinloch. 1515A.
PROFESSIONAL CONTINGENT
DOMINATES STOCK MARKET.
(
SPECULATORS TAKE VERY
GLOOMY VIEW.
Crop Bulletins More Favorable
Than Expected and Cause
Some Enlivening Influence.
New York. June T.-The profcssloni";
contlnxcpt in the stock market started
lo-day with very discouraging views of
tho hopej of tr.j- activity in the market
or of any movement of prices. The failure
of tho market to show any response to
yesterday's decided movement In Ontario
nJ '.Votera was made the basis for this
ltO!'es-snr";.- and the reflection of realis
ing Mien In tli-i ratty 1-polm decltco in
thet :otJ: aggravated tho depressed sen
timent. '
But the market turned out better In tone
er.'l in distribution of business than trai
rhe c.o under tl.c stimulating Influence
or yesterday's rise in Ontario nnd West-en-
It v -mid be difficult to lis. upon a
apoclaccaiiec for thlr. development, as the
current news seemed to have little influ
ence uu ihu market.
CHOP NCWS.
The ecU!y bulletin on the crops ot the
"vYY-nsbttf Uta-csu proved rather more fa
vorob'.o than was expected on wheat, for
oth theVlntcr and spring crop, nnd the
fAVorabic progress of the cotton crop went
to accentuate 'the effect of the Government
r-pori June 1 condition of that crop. The
bulletin vi as less hopeful as to the corn
crop, bot the maturity .of that Crop Is still.
co far distant as to detract from the tui-I-ortaJice
attached to Its present condition.
Tavorablfl progress lor the cropsls better
r.alulnted than uny other development to
sattlp the HuctiatinK opinions over the
businesx rrospeUs of the country. Hope
mains to ba thug engendered that the
present lowir t-unc of business nnd indus
try raai" be. nevertheless on ti firm basis,
with reasonable -usm-ance against a pro
.rMivMTi'fi tn n i-..' nf t-trostratlon.
Tn mibe cnaatant ratio of ihe-decilne
!a railroad rnrr.lnes Koei to catablUh this
fee'iias. A lata reoovcry In Ontario nhrt
Sveatem jo-rtav ljroductu mere arct -e-whe.
ilrthe market than-did yerteruny
msrR eeft.it:oB6l advancp. an'! hf in-
.v. l n.u-t -R-su-i ratjecJaiiv affected.
lit AND SEPTEMBER 1st.
CO., ST. LOUIS, Trustee
:
22.500 as rcntai
the icrni of 'M
...$1,275,000
. . . 600,000
the 'Hotel Realty
Company,
Bond Department,
St. Louis.
OFFER
Gild Binds if 1904.
. 214 North Ft-urth St.
broad one. and was almost wholly In pro
fessional hands, so fnr as could be per
ceived. The personality of the brokers cm
ployed In the late buying conveyed an
impression that some-of the larger Inter
ests were taking stocks, and the sensa
tional effect of the buying was thus en
hanced. The money market was almost stagnant
ar.d ratei were IncllneJ to drop, though
with little money offering at the present
unattractive rates. The advance in tho
storilnc rates at Paris to 25 francs 1TH
centimes was a decisive indication that
ths course of uapltai is ro longer draw
In toward that center. Incoming gold to
the London roaiket was accordingly taken
by tne liank of England, with no demand
for Paris account.
The discount market was yielding, both
In Paris and Ijndon. The market for
stcrllr.s also yielded, thus defenlng. If
not avoiamg. an outgo of gold to London
from Jier Prices eased off in tho final
dealings, but the closing wai steady.
The bond market wa Ji regular, with
weaker spots among the loner grado
bonds. Total nales. par value. S1.7ft,(U0.
United States bonds ncro unchanged on
cali.
lload Unolatlona at Vcit York.
New Vark, June 7. Closing quotation to-day
for bcr:ds on th Stock Ki.chansa -rer aa fol
io arc:
United Stales refurdlrt; Zr. reslsiered..
Hutted States refunding ?s, coupon....
United Btatea 2. rcglrtered
ITnHfd States 3a. coupon
United States r.ew 4s. reelsteied
tinned Ktat'ti new 4s. coupon
United Statu old 4s, reglsteied
Culted Slctea old 4s. coupon .'
Atchison general 4s
AtchUon adjiiftment 4s
Atlantic CXat r.!ne ibidi
Baltimore and Ohio 4 blc)
Haltlmon- and Ohio 3t;a
fentla! of Ceorgla Zs
Central of Georgia 1st Inc
Chesapeake, and Ohio 4!ia (old)
..1041,
...106
..H-
...1M
..1CH
..IHi
.AW
..107
..111'i
.. It'.
.. WW
..IMS
.. S3",
..l'fi'i
.. Ti'S
..14
l nicest nna Alton dn"
Cldcaco. BiirHngton and Qulnct new 4s.,
. 5J4
M. a- st. f ceneral 4n (hi
ini....
IT)'.
Chicago and Northwestern consol.
f" T; t A. P TE. It. 4...-.. .-.
:.ild).llT,
H,
-titi-aert 1: T. A ,Tiirft. Tt. R. i-ol. Ss...... 7li
l. C. C Jt St. Louis gen. 4 M'
JTilcogo Terminal 4 73't
Comolldated Tobacco 4 Kh
Colorado and southern 4s u
Demer and Itln Grande 4s J1'
Krle prior Hen 4s '5'j
Krle'general 4s
Forth Worth and Dencr City 1st l(ffered).134U
HOCKina aiieyfa imui
v vi i.i a.
..107S
lMilsvllle and Nashville unified 4 -
ion,
. 15W
Manhattan consol. gold 4s (bid) ......
Mexlcau Central 4s .....(....-..?...?
Mexican Central 1st Inc ;....J..
Mlnneamnlffi In' Kt. lit'a 4s (bid)...
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s - JJls
Xtti.nltrl I.ni.i .nil TT. 3(4,. ............ ..
MfitlOTlflr.R R nf Mexico CinsOl. 4, (bid)... 74
TCenr York Central freneral 1K (bid)
, 9ti
New Jersey entral general Ss (bid)
Northern Pacific 4,
Northern Pacific 3s
Norfolk and Western consoL 4a ...........
Oregon Shcrt Line 4s and panic.....
Pennsylvania conv. 3t,a ,
Reading general 4s ...t
ft. Louis and Iron Mountain conaol. 4s,
Ft. 'Louis end RanrFra-iclsco fr.- 4a (btdl,
St. Louis Southwestera Ista (bid)..
Seaboard Air Line 4s (offered)
i-outhem Pacific 4s i...
Southern Railway fie vi...,
Trxi.and Partncsts ......,
T:. su L' W. ta (clfered)
Union Pacific 4s
Union Pacific conv. 4,
...131
... 731
... 9IS
Kl
..114
.. "ft
.. 93
..TOW
.. 9--K
..116
..lie
.. 70li
..104".
?
Un'ted Statet, Steel 3d Ca 734
Wabash lata ibid),..., ...,,.., 1IS4
We.a,h deb n ,.i..i. ................... ,,.... S7ti
-tVfceellna jnd Lake Erie....,., 3
niM-nsin'entrai s-i-.........,.t vi
C F. conv. 5, (clfered)....... , 63 lj
Ciirlt Grain Market.
Pt Iuis .tiilv wheat, Mc; puts JSSSMljc:
. ta'.lM ito t g7f&7'c.
i!ilTlcxer--jl.l wnrrt loin;: vuis "4: call,
f"T43S"c. Jclr v.hrnt (new): Iit S7Sc: c'l
TE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
"" BANK respectfully solicits t&e
accounts of corporations, firms,
and individuals, and offers every
accommodation consistent with
care and prudence. Capital, sur
plus and profits over one million
one Hundred thousand dollars.
Correspondence or' personal in
terview invited. j& & & &
BROADWAY, MIDWAY OLIVE AND PINE STREETS
To the Holders of
Consolidated Mtgc. Aro Gold Bonds, due July 1, 9U,
First 'Consolidated Income Bonds, due Jan. 10, 19.19,
Second Consolidated Income Bonds, due Jnn. 10. 19.10,
CollnteraJ Trust 4j-GoId Bonds, due Feb. 1. 1907.
OF THE
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD.
In eonjuncllori with the Mexican Central Railway Securities Co., Ltd..
which owns S.TT.SOO.OOO or the Consolidated Mcn;:ige Four Per Cenr OnM
5e:nls of the Mexican Central ltallwny Conipany. Ltd. (being iipwaids of'a
majority of Mich bonds now ontstandlug). we have for some time past been
making efforts to sopum the protection of the Interests of the bondholders.
In our opinion, these haro become seriously jeopardired and the liaio has
now cnnie for united actM::.
We have, therefore, at the request of the .Securities Company and other
holders of tho Four Per Gent Gold Honda and Income Itomls, consented to
act for the purpose of protectins the interests of the bondholders of all class
es, and to undertake, should it become necessary, the picparatlon of .i plan
for the rcorganixation of the Hallway Company or the readjustment of Its
securities.
Holders of bonds of the Itallwny Coniany of all classes are requested Io
deposit their bonds with the EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY, NO.
15 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK', Depositary, or with Its agents
In London. "SPEYER BROTHERS, or its agents in Itoston, the ADAAIS
TRUST COMPANY, or its agents hi St. I-oufs, the AIERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY, under an agreement, daled May Vi, HUM. ivhieh has been signed
by us. Deposits of Collateral Trust -l!i per cent Bends will also be received
by Messrs. HOPE Jk CO., Amsterdam, and of other classes ot Bonds by
Messrs. TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS BROTHERS, Amsterdam.
Certificates of Deposit will be Issued for deposited securities, and appli
cation will be made In due course to list these on the Xew York and London
Stock Exchanges.
The agreement, copies of which may be obtained at our offices or from the
Depositary, provides that holders of Certificates of Deposit will be entitled
upon surrender of their certificates to withdraw without charge the secuil-
tlcs represented thereby within twenty days after publication of notice from
us that a plan and agreement has been approved by us and lodged with the
Depositary.
We urge the prompr deposit of securities in order that their value may
be properly protected, and reserve to ot'trelvcs the right Io terminate the
privilege ot deposit at any time without previous notice.
KUHN, L0EB & CO., SPEYER & CO.,
NESV YORK.
SPEYER BROTHERS,
JsKW YORK AXD LOXDOX. MAY IS. 11)04. LONDON.
4i;es4t;c bid; calls SSUc atked: S.Tt. wheat
s:vf bW; puts KH82ic; calls s:S8ic bid.
Jlew York StocU Quotations.
New Tork. June ". Following are to-day'a
lalea of atock on the Stock Pchange, sbowinK
the hightat and loweat quotatlona and closlnr
Waai RA1LR0AD9.
Sales. Illgh.Iow.CIose.
Atchison ,f Wi 3 63i
no. nfd TOO S3 s:u SI-
Baltimore and Ohio Z.VX) Vx V
uo. via -
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey...
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Do. pfd
Chlcaro and Great West
9M4
TO) 1!8, 11TW 1I7
":oo M'i ii" in
3W 364 3U M'i
tO'j
5,) UK 13i 13.
WO 16J. 1CJH 163",
Chicago and Northwestern
C.. M. & St.
p tswm ijj i,
.'......:.... its1
Do. ntd ....
Cht Term. & Trans
Do pfd
r c r-. a t. Trills
10i C i'
) ll't 1(4 14
9
Colorado Southern 13
Do. 1st nfd
4!
Do. 2A pfd
Delaware and Hudson....
Del.. lck. - West
Denver and RIo Grande .
Do. pfd
Erie
Do. 1st Pfd ,
Do. 2d pfd
Hocklne Valley
Do. pfd
Illinois Central
Icwa Central
Da pfd
Kansaa City Southern
Do. pfd
Xjoutavllle and Nashville..
Manhattan L
3l H ITT, 1H
700 IMS 1MV li3
, -T .... MS',
W0 1SH 13 194
, 68'4
c.300 :t :3V, -a.
3,600 Kl'l 6C H
iWO 2(4 MH 3(U
Si'i
10J 79'i 79Vj 7
300 129H 133 129
300 14' 14 14
31
IS',
300 37!, 37 371,
700 108 107W 107U
1.40O 1((U 14('.i 144
75
r.ooo 1104 no no,
100 4! 4 431,
1.000 ; w7i si'i
11s
3.600 90 t1 S3;
sn iv; i;?i i.-,n
Metropolitan Securities ...
Metropolitan Street Ity....
Minneapolis and St. Louis.
M.. Su P. & Sit. S:e. M.
Do. pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Do. Dfd
Nat. R. R. cf Mex. pfd..
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
1D. nfil .-i
Z4ii
.-. SJ"?
i.3io 113 uu; 111
) Mil K'i S4-4
S5
Sll.OO-- 25; -in :4
8.700.1I4H 113 lt4i
M
Ontario and Destera
Peni.ylranla
P.. C. C. & Pt. L
ladlnr
Do. nt nfd
Do. 2,1 pfd
Ho'-k Island Company...
Do pM
S-t.L. & S. 1 nfd
St liu! Scuthtresteni..
Do. utd :
Southetn Pacini-
Southern Railway
Do. Did
Texas and Pacific ,
H.if.1 4ji 44"
V
4.300 MH 11T
ZV) tZt C5
"iw ii" it"
100 3 3?
4.10) 4J,l iU
1.X00 SO'i ivj
43
41i
31
K
201,
a',
zs
91 "
15-A
J'."J 64 M
-rO 20i
300 33
1-.. St. i w ,
Do. pfd
Unlnn Pacific ,
Do. pfd
WabMh ;...,
Do. nfd , ,
Wheellnr and Lake Kile,
Wisconsin Central
Do. pfd
ilexlm Central
Hi.
3I'
8,10-1 83U 82
4M 34
ji'i i?i
101 3:
SS'i
nij
rxpr.Ess COMPANIES.
Adarat
n-erica
Knifed S'ste
Wells Fargo
MISCELLANEOUS.
. ISO
, 10)
, K
Amalgamated Copper
5,30,1 4V;
300 lli,
300 704
440 37
49 43
i: 14!,
70i; -n
3s mi;
Am. Car &. roundr-.
uo. pra
American Cotton Oil
Do. pfd
American Ice
Do. pfd
American Linseed Oil
Do. pfd
American Locomotive
Do. nfd
Am. Smelling & Rcf
Do. pfd
American Surar Refining..
Ananonda Mimnf Co
Bmoklvn Ranhl Transit...
Colorado Fuel and lion....
Consolidate-! Gas t.
Cora Products t
D". pfd
TMstlller- securities
General E e-tHc
4
MS
1W 19
l,.".) w;
41 97' J TS 97W
SOI lSJiJ 137 JtsiJ
,A .
3,s) ';; 4C, 47
2vi 3i: ;si Mt
l,w wt, 203U jyji;
1C 10', lau ir;
641!,
.?i
International Taper .. .....
Do. pfj
International pump .i
do. pm .;
National Lead .....
North Artlcan
People- Ga J.......
Pr-raed Steel Car
Do. pfd ,
Pullnsn Palaet; Car
Reijubllr Steel
Do. of.l
R"hbr Goods
Do. nfd ,.
fen-tease Coal and Iron...
United otates Leather ....
Do. pfd
U-lted Btatea Realty
Do. pfd .7.
United Btatea Rubber
Do. ofd
United states steel
Do nfd
Wftlnirh''n Electric
Western TTnlnn ..
.... J-l.
1) :o;
"") ji"
"ioo m"
"vA ii'i
"w m"
io; mi
Ml,
M
70
mi
sn;
ert;
73V,
.
14,
39
iia
ii'i
is"
100 .;
soo :sh
"'jtvi 3"
Xfi s
400 JOS
1M t-
70,1 IS
tt 1
300 tm
900 9
ld.ltoo KJli
100 1S4
mi m
31
K
SOU
air
T.I
S
13V 1S.
164 IM
Total sales for the day,
aa ssu;
1M.EO0 .shares.
Xew York Curb Market. ,
RKPCBUC SPECIAL.
New York. June ..There was a fair demand
for Japanese bond,, on the curb market to-dar.
A movement was. made in Electric Boat Corn
pan Vs. shanls; en the, belief that certain line.
ett developmntwhleh the company proposed to
follow -would Increase th earnings. The stock
Jumped from Z ta :z, closlnt- at 11.. Only ii
shares were traded In. American Can preferred
held atronf; on further dlaeu.i8!nq ,of dividends.
The common waa unchanged. The demand fsr
Japanem 6a enlarged with a resulting nrmer
tons tn the market.' At one time the bonds ad--.ancad
toiMKr. closing, at, 34';. Selling eg-drl
uct" wm ir. wic- m n. m ui-rne vonsoi iu i a
about MO hare. chanited hahd. lntetboro
Itapld Transit eold up to Its for odd lots.
Milwaukee. Wis.. June 7. Wheat firm: No.
1 Northern Jl.CO'.i: No. 3 Northern 9S)jS9c: old
July S3k,c. Je cak- No.. 1 7tc. Unney
atedy: No. : 3c: aample i4C8ecc Coin lc
higher: No. 3 oOJJlc: July 43c stsked.
Duluth. Minn.. June 7. WBeat No. 1 North
ern StHc: No. 2 Northern S4'4c: on trk.: No.
1 Northern 97',c: No. 3 Northern SSlic: July
f5i,c; Sept. 83SC Oata on trk. and to atrne
,41'Vc,
Cincinnati. O.. Jun 7. Whl3kv Distillers
f.ntshed goods quiet n basis of 3I.3S.
Minneapolis. Minn . Julv 7. Wheat-July
!'(S8'94'.o: sept. s:!f: on t'k. No. 1 hard 97c:
No. 1 Northern Sc: No. 2 Northern 91c. Flour
First patents J3.20S5.; second patents 15.10
g5.30: first clears J3.70; second cleats J3.70.
ran In bulk !: thort, 17.
STOCKS AMJ 1IO.VI1S IN OOSTO.
Boston. Mass.. June 7. Closing quotations to
day on money, bonds, stocks and mining shares
rere aa follows:
MONEY.
Call loans ZMQm per cent: time loans 3UO
4'4 per cent.
BONDS,
Atch. adj. 4s.
Atchison 4s...,
.... SO's i Mexican central 4s J3
J001 I
RAILROAD S1MCKS.
Atchison MS Mexican Central... 6t
Do. 4)fd 324 N. Y.. N. II. & 11.187.
Boston & Albani.. 3394 lre Marquette.... h3-4
Boston Klevateru..l43t Union Pacific izU
Fltchburg pfd 131
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKR
Am. Aree. Chem... 14 General Electric. .155
Do. pfd 73 Mass. Electric IIU
Am. Pheu. Tube... I'i Moss. Oas 33i
Am. SUKar Hi", United Fruit 110lI
Do. pfd 1S United Shoe Mach. 4S4i
Am. Tel. & Tel..!:". Do. pfd 33
Am. Woolen '0 u. t". steel 'k
Do. pfd 71'.; Do. pfd K',,
Dcm. Iron . Steel. 3 Westinghouso com. 77
Edlton Elec. lllu..:
MINlNli'SHAKEH
Adventute IS
Alluue .
Mai, Miring S;
Mlchlaan 3V
Mohnwk 44
I'Amairam'if.d 49
Am. zinc I2
Atlantic t
Bltigfcain 3'U
Cal. . Hrcla.. 444944".
Centeni.lal 13
Copper Ualigc 41i
Daly-West . 14
Dominion Coal "19
P'rankiln 7
Oranl.v 3s
Isle Itotaie "-4
Mont. CCU2 & Coke 3
Old Dominion.,
13S
(isceoio.
I 'a not .........
Tanuryck 7....
::. h. Mining...
r. y. 011...
Iltau
Victoria
iV!im:ta,
Wolxeilne
. .'J',,
, s.
.344
Bid.
Mlnlnc Slocks In erv York.
Cet- York. June 7. Closing quotations to-day
nn mlnlna stocks were 11s folio:
A)lami Con
AllC-
brcece
Brunswick Con
Comstok Tunnel..,
Con. Cat. C Va....,
Horn Silver
Iron aier
Leadtllle Con
Little Chief....
Ontario
Onhlr ,
Phcenix
Potosl
savaee ,
,....423
.... 10
14
'.'.'.'. as
17
331
Sierra Neada.,
mHll 1IODCS .,
Standard
ForrIxit lxchanj-;c.
Reported bi- Francis, Iho. & Co. 311 Ncrth
Fiiuttii street:
Prime slerlln-. cables 4SS: checks 417?J: CI
dass 4.M7094.SiS).
Commercial sterling, checks M St1,: GO das
4 83S; 9) days 4 si;.
Grain till t.Sivt.lV,.
'otton bill, 4 Mij.
Bankers,- Palls, cables S.15 3-33; cliecits
C.lrt 9-33: 60 day 3.17 3-16.
CommercUl French Irancs. checks S.16 5-18:
da, 5.15'i.
Ccuimcic-lal Swiss francs, checks 5.1G 13-16;
to d,is n.a l-i c.
Conirr.erclal Belgian frams, checks 5.17',; C)
dajs 5.19 7-16.
Itanhers' rclchvuiark.. cjVcs 9- 9-itI; checks
Commeiclai relciismarks. clie.'k fSSSJS 7-15;
(rj ujs 4 ia-p; tin ua,- 31 ll-lthtfU
Hanker-,- uut-'ii aulldets, checks 4eHJJ40 5-1C:
i'.-im. to 1-1CU43I..
CO ii 40 1-lCVW.i-
Couimeielal Dutcn guilder, checks 40Ti: CO
davs 44 1-1.
Matket Strom- for sterllnc and marks
ftancs
sieaK.
.ctv York Money Market.
New York. June 7. Money on call easy: liis---eet
1U per cent; lowest 1; ruling rate It! last
lean 1: closing bid 1: offered at l'i: time
loans easv and dull: v and i1hi ?ttl3 per
cent: C months St?!1,:: prime mercantile paper
"".fit1-! per cent: sterling exchange easier, with
actual business In bankers-' bills at 4 Oo(.S7c;
for diiand and at 4.837584.83SOfor i-day bills;
pos:e.l rates 4.ES'o-4.S63 and 1.SS64.x-t3; c-ommer-ilal
bills 4.833: Mexican dollars 4(',,c: Govetu
ment bonds steady: railroad bands irregular.
Bar Sliver.
New Tork. June 7. Bar silver 53Hc.
London. June 7. Bar aller X'sd.
Treaaary Statement.
Washtrston. June 7. AX-allable cash balance
SICI.OO.T-J; gold 63,337.086.
Coffee.
New York, June 7. Coffee Spot Rio steady:
No. 7 lnxoice tc: mild quiet: Cordova ian.
l-utufes opened steady at unchanged prices to
an advance ot 5 points-, in sympathy with steady
European markets, the continued stability ot
primary prices and the moderate Brazilian re
celrts. Demand was light, but sellers were,
ecarce, and the market, while quiet, ruled gen
erally steady to firm, all the session, cloilng
Orjn at. a net advance of 1010 points. Sales
were reported of U,tOJ bags, taeludlngr June
S.5083.5Se. jjy j.te-s.cac; Sept. i.gMK.SOc:
Not.. .(c: Dec 6.l08.Jec: March 6. 33$!. 43c;
May .a)e.8,
Tnrpeatlne and Ifoaln.
New York. June 7. Rosin steady: strained
common to j-ocJ $J.O3'j;.07'4. Turpentine quiet;
C4la41lsC.
Sa-annah. June 7. Turpentin- firm: t--.c
hu-iii ni-nvp i. o. Ki .Hi; i -.!; li.sz..: -?-, uevea mat dci.tc tne suninief is over a de
'iliSUli:? H n; M K 53.40;, M-tt.15: I, elded thange wUiyieTKited- jihtTMatin' arf.
Nfl.SS;W; G. n.)3i Vr.7TO-3lt.; -- lun:3. cCr - V - i"i?"r
nom firms A. B. C tt.6: D :.7; R,;.73: F
INTEREST MAINLY IX
STREET RAILWAY ISSUES.
Missouri Trugt Leads the Raiilc
inp: List and Miscellaneous- Se- '
curilics Arc Firmly IIi-l-).
In yesterday's market for local secur
lllca tlic fra'urc a? a urtsK demand for
St. Lo'.'is Trsr.flt at the" Kftcrnoan ""fs-i!-in.
The V.tck. tvhkb' lu-J been n.-s-locteil
for fe cral da;, s, van rapidly bid
ui Io $H nr'il .ip veil (a"cn dt that ("
ur. l"r!tcl TU!itva.v prefcncl also
had row! kuppcrc at 'i7.7C iiml Z7.f2i.
D:b-r ifru--. wore dull, but tut ceneral
tnno of the list v.-as koou.
Until ft.rtl.e.- notlc; r.n nftornoon ."tj.-v'-jr.',
of the c.cliat:;e will be held.
A'ESTEP.DAV
ClojInK liuotatlns:
MATtKCT.
ArU'l.
S H.')0
.7.0-ii
1I.T.
7.VI
14. )
S4..-',U
'ir.'.M
3.'0.'M
r.".(
Ht j-u! Tran'it i ir.7ii
I'ultnl ai:s-R,, pM .". i.7.5)
l'nle. Raltur)! 4v , M.:-,
Saburfca'i &t.K
St. Louis Transit "Wi
Ilnltrd H-dlna. .''" S7.i'i
I lilted ltallnnyrf 4j
Mib'irhnn
Atrcrira-t Kil!dn7-' Iaa-
lnt-rnaticnal tlftnlc .,
Mec'nnVs llinl- ..... ..
ii.--."
i).))
.. r.v"'
NaMoral ranU of C('-nrvjerce
Uncoln Tnist
(ommonealth -i2,i".l
-ill'scuii Tri"t lis.;-;
St. Jj-tUs I'nioo TnM 7ii.fi
Natlo-ial Candy torn
Xal'cnal Candv 1st vti
Merrell Dnic ifd ;-rt.i
SB.')
iJj.oa
r.t.io
IIS.P.
a.ii)
i:.fw
si. y
1I3.CJ
Mmm-(is ?.ardtare t;-. It pM
Slnimons Hardware Cj. --.1 lfd
iiarsaame-aicKit'.rick
Fily-Wal! e- D. G. cum .
Ixcleitn Ga4 ccin
City 4s. ISIS
Merclir.nts Ilricae C...
Uretvlas A..clatl-)n 6
lll.r.)
1H.-)
iaj'si
I Ii) On
57
.;5;
;ianiie-i:i.Metai;:e ..
S-antI(
liona Aii.iint-
Sales: "
ii St. I,ous Tr.v.It at
1C0 St. IjjuIs Transit at
23 St. Uriuls Transit at
S5 United RallnaMt tW at
ni'nlted Hallnajs pfa. at
ZS Mtesuurl Trit a:
13 T.Incoln Trust at.4
10 Missouri 'frui't at
LOCO Urewery 6s at
.1!)
...J 15 IS
... 17.S7',
... 11.00
... -i7.fi-.
... 37.3a "
... n.r.
... Hl.iO
... I12.M
... K.lS'i
XiTr
York Curl, Slock.
n-i-eitui fcv o. in
Xi.th 1'o.irth street:
Walker Co.. No.
..ose . uia. A'X.
I!!d.
Ainmcan tin an com 4 4'i
do. pr.i ;;" ;.
American I.ltjht and Tractlcn com... Ut f.;',
1)0. pfd .) ju
American WritliiK Paper com i'- zK
Do. pfd lot-, J-
flay State Oas com tg i:
Ilnr-Ien'a Condensed Milk com 113 ljo
Do. nrd mo iftji,
Iiiectric Boat com 3i n
Do. pfd 63 7
Electric Vehicle com 7
Da pfd lo'J 1:
Oreene Consolidated Copper 11 13",
Havana Commercial Co. com 23 is
Do. pfd ss
Interbornuah Rapid Tiansit Ill',
inter. Mercantile Marine com 3t
Do. pfd II
Manhattan Transit... , la
3tontreaI and Boston Copper "v
Marconi Wireless Tel
Vt
11.
.
4.
107
4
?
31
$7
Ml
s
17
63
14
3H
Hit Amster. uas 1st 3e. J. J.. I9IS.H'i
New York Electric Vehicle Trans.... z
Northern Securities 97,
Otis Eietator com ra
Do. nfd , $3
Koal uaklnK Vowder prd 101
Seaboard Air Un com 7H
Do. pfd U'i
Standard Oil f New Jeisey L'I
St. iuis Transit Co. com 12"i
t'nlted Street Rr. ot St. Ixiuis pfd... 57
Tennessee Copper :.. 3
1'nlon Copper
United Coiner tji
IT. S. of Mexico CS IMS
White Knob Copper 71
9
3
Chlctiso Stock Market.
Reported by G. II. Walker tc Co., No. 307
North Fourth street:
Biscuit com
Do. pfd
Box com....,
Do. pfd...,
Can com ....
Do. pfd
44-,B 43
iu3 silo:.';
;,
nj.ft i:i
3tr9 41,
Z$1$ ,
Uoiueatlc Eichange.
Reported by Whitaker & Co.. exchange bro
kers. No. 3-W North. Fourth street:
ma. ASKed.
47-iprem EOc prem
15c prem 20c prem
lucdis par
10c dla par
10c dls par
New Yotk....
Chlcaxo
Cincinnati ..
Loulsrllle ...
New Orleans.
Ye?sterdi' Bank Clenrlnari.
Yesterday's clearlnc-house statement showed
cleatinia 1J.T00.C88. balances tS03.73.
SI. I.ouU Money Market.
Ciearlncs were large and there was a rood
demand for call and time loans at 4 to t per
cent.
The 3Ietal Market.
New York. June 7. A further decline of 17s
d to 121 Ith.f. r spot and fttl d for futures
in the London tin market. In connection with a
light demand, caused weakness In the local
mantel, ana epot tin cloe.a at Z5.K,tr:5.57!M.
Copper advanced it In London, closlnr at JSS
a. td for both spot and futurts. Locally, cop
per Is quiet but steady. Lake Is quoted at
12.87Hc: electrolytic Hr.taHei:.87J,c and east
ing at IJ.JZSaiC.SOc. Iad was unchanged lo
cally; 4.25J4.r5; for Jobbing lota out of store.
In London prlcen were la 3d lower at 11 lis.
Spelter also declined In London. losing about
7s 6d and closing at 21 17s td. while the local
market remained without further change at 4.73
4Z4.S7-4c. Iron closed at 31s Sd in Olasgow and
at C" lO'.il In Mlddlesboroueh. Locallv Iron
was quiet and easy in tone. No. 1 foundry
Northern is quoted at SH C09Ia: No. J foundry
Northern at xl4T14.S0: No. i foundry Southern
and No. i foundry Southern soft at (i.
IS.u. Pis-iron nananta are weak at ft.
ronllry.
New fork. June 7. Live Poultry Receipts 1"
cari Western and 3 Southern. About 4 cars
tnoto arc delaed it transit. Tho r.-.arket was
well sustained at 14c un for. is, out old masters
sold slowly. Vc.-y few sprint; chickens arrived
fion Western sections, lurk-. s unchanged.
liuck ard geese In moderate supply and de
mand, rigeor.s slow. Dressed poultry Re
ceipts l.t34 pkga. The market presented a
ratl'er qutst appearance. Trade vestetday and
this morning as disappolntliiglv light, and
retoitcis were compelled to carr.- over con
sldriahia of jeerday- arrivals. Invoices for
later tc the week were more llb"ral lhan ex
pected, and the market waa aboit sustained nt
Me pti average .best dry-plcked fswls. Trhile
anything etceedins that tlguie bad to o very
iiv.v,.- h,u. oi'iiui; tnit.Krj. n;oro pirntv,
and while fancy, iarg-, pluiup bi'dj vrer- not
in surplus, thin and iKioriv dressed vveic tin oc
cuniulatiou and lower.- opting ducks worked
out slotvly at lC'ic. Suual.s In liberal supply
anil market barely scstalned. There was a
stady feeling on fancy large icastlnv chickens
but large broilers and hctel chit kens were quite
plenty and dull. Kronen. Western, dn-picked,
fancy large. 3SS?0e: do. scalded do. rfi-r7e do.
medium sizes ?4?3c. Sti.abs. tnlxetl, ior .
R.UVc. Other quotations unclianged.
Csita.
New York. June 7. Cggy Receipts 27.1M
ca. About It-W cases went direct Into store-re
In Jersey City on shippers account. The amount
free to be sol J against began to show jiodo--llons
ahead if trade want. and while tlt
weather was a trifle cooler, it v.h humid and
tiylng to qualities, and as sellers were anx
ious, prices ruled easier. In regular Western
Fackings buyera put th'lr' limits at about 17c
or nveiage best. Dirties and checks mt a falr
liquln. Quotations unchanged.
1'hiladelplila. Jun 7. ITgga flnr.: Vr. lilgli-r;
fcetli near-by and We-icrn lDc; fretn Sot,:r.
westeni ISc: fresli Southern I7c
Chlrago. June 7. Ijgs steady; at mark, ease-i
Ineluded.-144-il5'4c.
Kansas City. Mo.. June 7. Kggs "tesdy; M's
sourl and Kansas, cases relumed, lie new No.
!, whitewood cases Included, 13c.
Hntter and Cliccae.
New Tork. June 7. itutter steady? eresmerv-
common to extra. isris;j: Stale t.aif eni
nton to cxtia. 13&17Ue ch-- easier-Sate.
full cream small telorej. fipJUe; small white
si7,c; large colored I'.ifeSc: iarjc viiste 7
8a.e.
(iil-iio. Jur.e, 7. Ituir steady- -rcamerles
l3-iB17ric; dairies l!HI7e. a;i- eay at 7j,
si9e.
I'hllarielnli.la. June 7 finite- tpi.H-. -it
Western erearierv je: exra r.r.jy rrlnu SL.
C"nese quiet "-rat --: :cw York, ti.il cicun.
choice to fancy o'd 8I,KSc: do. tholee to fancy
new SSI'ic; do. fair to toed new ftjitje.
l'etrolcnm.
Nw York. June 7.-Petroieum easy: refined
New Tiork IS -.; PhUadelphla.and Baltlmoie :
do. In bulk J-T.W. " '
Oil Cltv. Ju.ic 7. Credit balances $1.39 c"r
tlncatea, no bid: -ehlpments 49,661; average 60 -911;
runs 37.53S: average 68.S36;, ahlpnients 4sU
average 3..i; run, Lima, 10,943; average
57.S7&.
AVool.
Boston. June7..-VVblle trade in tbe Boston
wool market ls-qulet. there Is a more confident
feeling among dealers, who look for better
prices as the outcome of the situation in the
west, where the market Is higher for aoma
t-rarfe than it la here.? Old. smnla . ...11
old up here, many of the warehouses being
unusually bare of stock. Current quotations
are: Territory. Tdabo fine 16i7c: heavy fine
13014c: line medium l(ei7c: medium 17S18c
low medium 17ei8c: Wyoming 130ltc: fine
medium 164217c: medium lS819c: low medium
180Sc; Utah and Nevada fine 13ei6c- heavy
tine USHc: fine medium 16017c: medium 198
toe: low medium 17821c- Montana fine choice
18819c; Hiie average l,18c: fine medium
choice 18819c: average 1.617c; staple 19020c:
medium choice 15620c. ,
Dry Gooda.
New York. June 7. The dry goods market Is
In the same waiting attitude, with buyers an
ticipating some development op the rice ques
tion. More or less expert business Is In
progress, but domestic buyers exhibit little in
terest In this class of goods. The outlook is
for no immediate Improvement, but it Is be.
SUMMARY 6FST.L0UIS MARKETS
Hears tried to press their apparent .dvantae at the openlns. but there .as much
better absorption ot offerings than on the previous day, and before the end of th
llrst hour the market took an upward turn. Through tl.e remainder of the session
there was enough buying to keep future values strong. Members of a paity of local
brokers who recently made a tour of the West were busy circulating bullish rumors
as to the crop outlook. Cables wcie unexpectedly strong in view of Monday's do
mestic advances, and Bradstreet's rcoort showed a heavy decrease In the vcrld'
vl3lblc fctipply. Jn the corresponding week last year there was an Increase. Larjta
local receipts were partly lcsponsible for the early selling, but as there was not :i
(.oriespoiiding Increuso in the cash demand this factor had only a tcmoorary efTect.
Korelg" buying v.-as In fair volume ar.d trading sentiment abroad seemed to be gen
erally h.illish. Shipments from primary points were much larger than on the cor
responding day 'nsl year. In th last hour there was a good deal of professional
buIng, and the market was further strengthened by short covering on the part ot
opsrators who sold around the opening.
Throats ot rain lu tho Southwest and strength In other domestic markets caused
an atlvanr- in corn after :t rather easy opening. Vi hile trading was not heavy the
fietlng at the close was bullish.
.luly wheat opened ;i'fta8c off and-clcied ';C up.
July coin opened l-16c off and closed 2c up.
July oats closed nominally unchanged.
Receipts of produce were moderate and prices of fruits and vegetables were gen
erally steady.
Local securities were fairly actic, with interest mainly In the traction group.
Yesterday's bank clearings were J9,70o,0SS, balances ?0i,7rj3. Discount rates were
steady l-elwecr: -P.; and C rcr cent.
Spot cjf.oti was unchanged I" the local market. i ...
WHEAT VALUES ADVANCE
ON PROFESSIONAL BUYING,
WOULD'S VISI15LE SUPPLY
DKUKEASES.
Corn Opens Easy, bur Closes
Strung on Prospects of
More Uiiin.
Strength of cables, scattered damage re
ports, a decrease In the world'- visible
supply and recent local overselling were
bullish factors In yesterday's wheat mar
ket. At the start the bears were still con
fident, but the eagerness with which their
offerings were absorbed caused many of
the t"horts to rush to cover. Weather con
ditions were generally favoratle. but
there were predictions of more rain In the
Southwest. Buying was- brisk toward the
end of the session and closing prices were
stron-: an.i higher.
Bradtreefs report the available supply
ot wheat cast ot the llockfep for the past
neek at -!.276.CCi) bu. decrease and stocks
In and afloat lor Europe decreased 1,800,
W0 bu.. making the world's visible supply
decrease 4,076,uY) bu.. against a decrease
of S3.240.0O) bu. a week ago and an increase
of 107.0CO bu. In 1903.
July wheat opened UgJic off and sold at:
3!c, sc. se-JSIi.c. 86c. S6'.e. SlT.c. SS'ic
86iitis;c. SS'.c. 86'.c. !Hic. i6-,c, .c. 7,c.
8i,c. s,c. S6e. ss'sc s.c, sn'tc 8t?eiiS-ic.
"&-c, t,-fgebc.
Corn opened easy on light receipts and
good weather. The market was draggy for
awhile, but prospects of rain In the South
west and strength In other markets caused
a rally.
Uraustrect's reports the available sup
ply of corn east of the Rockies for the
past week at 563,000 bu. Increase, against
a decrease of 954.000 bu. a week ago and
an Increase of 1.4S8.000 bu. In 1503.
July corn opened l-16c off and sold at:
47.c. 47'iC 4Sc. 4!Hc, 4Sc. 4SH4S'ic, 4514c.
4SUc.
Receipts of wheat at St. luts 43 047 bti..
ot which 21 sks. and 49 cars local and 1
car through, against l.SOt bu.. of wh'eh
2 sks. and 1 car local and 1 car through,
in 1903.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
:47,O0O bu., against ifiO.COO bu. In 10J. and
shipments 253,000 bu.. against 226.000 bu.
Northwest receiv-ed ill cars, against 238
cars In 1903. Chicago received 24,573 bu.
and Kansas City 73.800 bu. Clearances,
e&OOO bu.
Recelptc of corn at St. Louis S3.P0O bu..
of which 96 cars local and 8 cars through,
against 5.56.". bu.. of which b5 sks. and 5
cars local and 1 car throug.i. In 1903.
Receipts of corn at primary points J.-l
uuu.-am nu., against wi.wi du. in uc. ana
shipments 61I.0C0 bu.. against 371.0GO bu.
Chicago received 733,000 bu. and Kansas
City 41.4CO bu. Clearances 7,600 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis 82.330 bu
of which 35 cars local and 26 cars through,
against 9,430 bu., of which 6 ears local
and 1 car through. In 1903. Shipments
40.930.
Bradstreet's report the available supply
of oats cast of the Rockies for the past
week at 360,000 bu. decrease, against a
decrease of 611.000 bu. a week ago, and a
decrease of 121.000 bu. In 1903.
Receipts of oats at primary points 461.
001 bu.. against 537,000 bit. In 1903. and
shipments 374.000 bu.. against 407,000 bu.
Clearances, 14,700 bu.
Cash Grain, Klour, Etc.
WHEAT Bv sample, del.: No. 2 red at 81.07
for skd. on levee and JI.C9 for car destination:
No. 2 red nominally 31.03181.06; No. 4 S5c to
31.0H-. selling at 31.0101.014; No. 2 hard
quotable at 293c. selling at 9493c: No. 3
hatd sold at !&u91c. and enolec Turkey at 9c;
No. 4 bard at 788S3'4c.
CORN Bv sample, del.: Local No. 2 at 4S'i
049c: No. 3 at 4i04Sc; No. 4 at 42842-xc: no
grade at J6e36tc: No. ; yellow at 4949-4r:
No. 3 jellow at 4S848'4c: No. 2 .white at S)
BSOUc: No. 3 do. at 48349c: No. 4 do. at
42KC. Destination No. S at 4SS19!5c; No. 3
at 474348c: No. 2 white at SOHc and sold to
51c; No. 3 do. at 48ti849Hc
OATS Bv sample, del.: No. 2 at 42U843C;
No. 3 at 418414c; So. 4 at 39840c; no grade
at 33c. JSO. z wnite nominally saajj4c: ;o.
3 white at 43,4?454c; No. 4 white at 41c for
shipping to 42843c.
UYB-Nomlnally at 6Sc for No. 2 and 639
t6c for No. 3.
KLAXSKBD Nominally 97f.
FLOUR Quotations for sort winter In wood:
Patents SoffiS.lO: special btanda lg25c higher;
straight- tt.83S4.93: extra fancy 84.7004.80:
clear 34fT4.10: medium and low grades in Jutes
32.7383.40. Hard winter in Jutes: Patents JI.15
64.20: stralghtn 13.9384.03; clears 83.1383.30;
lower grade, 82.5032.7.1. Spring wheat patenta
In bulk 84.5084.70.
MILLFEBD Sales made in 100s. I, trk. basis,
at S3c for bran and S8c for mlds. At-mill bran
sells at 81.0281.03 and ships at 81-10.
RYK PLOUIt-Pure Jobbing way at 83.90 In
Jute ski.-and 81.20 In wood; mixed and Inferior
less.
CORNMEAU rrrc.-F. o. b.: Cltv meal at
82.30; grits, hominy and pearl meal 82.80.
BltAN At mill bran Jobs at 93c and ehlDS
at 31.03. ;
UAY Quote (1.-1 E. side bal: Tlmotby
Cliolce at 814814.50: No. I 312.50813.50; Noj 2
at H8l": ) at 8S810. Prairie Choice or No.
1 89: No. 2 SS4-S.M: No. 3 8x17. Clover No. 1
39.33i?H: No. 2 :fli0. Clover-mlxeJ No. 1 Sl'J
Jt): No 3 at JSWD.Sn.
&tit.vv un i:k-; vv ca: ana oat j.-tfs; rye
LEAD Nonlnally S4.12".
SPELTKIt 31.10 asked. -
AVK ISKY y i-oie en basis Of 31.52;i a gaL for
spirits.
St. Louis Future Price.
C!oert. Kan-red. dnA.
Monday. Yesterday. Yesterday.
W'leai
July
ntil4 o fc5T,-jST, 56frii?i a
Sept ....
i)eo. ....
Corn July
Sept. ...
Dec. ....
Oats July
sept
,.Mj,
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Stocks of Grain In Store.
"ieeterday. Monday. Last Tr.
239.023 287.776 363.631
, 164.6J1 117,441 33.892
4(,C73 45 805 61.770
24t 211 12.881
, 13.963 12.1H7 -, 1
37.631 37.1,61 185,307
,.,... 84.235 84.234 996
78.313 61.310 5.331
23.IIM 13.171 7,051
13.2-M 13,;33
14.017 15.631 "-" 50.5)1
5.i20
Wheat
Com
Oats
Rje
llailey
No. red winter..
No. 2 hai-, wheat..
No. - niisd corn..
Ko. 2 white corn..
No. 2 yellow .orn.
7.e. 2 ir.lx-d oats..
No. 2 re
Prndnce.
Rutter Plow: weak. Creamery, extra. tr.
firsts, lltf 15c: -seconds 12814c; ladle packej. ex
tra 13c; firsts lc: dairy packed, fancy lsifllc:
poor to fair 10811c: process 14815c; country
packed 9894c: xrease stock 485c.
Cheese Northern, on orders: Twins 9c; singles
SUc: daisies 9"4c: joung Americas 104c:ilouz
horns ,4e: New York twins ic; Llmburger 33
e2Hc: -- 789c: Swiss 16c for choice: No. 2
14-TlJc: h.tjk 13!3Vic.
Eggs Received 1.33. pkgs. local and 5.412
pkgs. through; shipped 5.590 pkgs. Market
steady. Current receipts, case cuunt aad easva
returned. 13c. and strictly fresh, cases Included,
14')C per uu.
I-revisions.
Pork F. n, b.: New standard mess In Jobbing
way nominally at 312.13.
Lard Ci.olce steam on D side closed nomi
nally 6.10c: kettle-rendered 7Ti87Uc
Green Hams. Etc. Car lots neid f. 0. b. E.
side thus. Hams 10-av. at tc, 12s at 94c 14s
at Kc. He at 9c. Hs at S'sc. 20a at 4c. Skinned
hams 16a and 18820s at 13-ic. -2814a at WSc:
Calltornlas at 6".c: New York shoulders io
l'-av.) at 6Vlc. Frrm the block, del.: Hams at
8488c for run of house; bellies at tic to 4c.
as in average: Callfornlas 6c to (He. and New
fork shouldeis fc f.
D. S. Meats To arrive, loose-cured c'rlbs
closed nominally: 40845-ar. at 6.574 and &v
av. at 6.824c c. a. f. Bxd. lots In a Jobbing
way anged thus: Extra shorts at 64c. c'rlbs
at ic. short clear 7c. bellies 787KC plates 5,!"-,
fat bark, at 5ic standard backs at 7c, Orders
charged higrer.
flrease Ouota small Irrecular lota nrnintrv
Brown 34c: jellow 3e3!ie: while 44c to 4c
latter for choice: quoie packers' stock nominally
-hniKti 2c: vellow rattle: white 6S2-.
I 'Hef-Qn -ordth:"Bbia;-Plate 87.30;;roit Jni,
'Ultoa aUrkst 89.50.' me. p. Drledptr 1L j
Sets 10ic: Insld-s 14c: knuckles ISc: outside H.
Trnrues ji,e to 14'-c per lb.
IUcon llxd. s. e. meats In a Jobbing way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at frum ac for heavy
to 13c for choice llcht: hams at lO'ic to HVic:
Calltornlas at 7'.87c: New York shoulders at
.'-.c. Plain smoked bxd. lots In a Jobbing way
tsnged: Extra shorts at 7'.ic: cnbs at 7','c:
short clear at 7ic: bellies at 7'c to 8;c: plates
at B'i": fat backs at 6,c: standard backs at
V dealers charged higher on orders.
Tallow No. 1 country 4c; No. 2 at 3c; packtrs
prime nominal at 4c
Oleo Stearlne Quote at 5Tic
Ut Poultry Chickens 9'ac: average springs.
Ill lb. and over, :3c: 1 'lb. or less. 20c; toos
ters. o.d and staggy vounir oc: turkeys, aver
age. He: duck-;. Sc: spilng ducks. IVi and 3 lbs..
)3c. and smalls lzc: geese 3c: pigeens 81 per
dez.
Diessed Poultry Quiet. Quote scalded chick
en, undrawn, with had and feet on. choice,
light. Wc; roosters c; tuik'js Kc: ducks 10c.
Mutton Sheep 3,-i34c: old bucks and ewes
SffS'-c: lambs SSS'.ic: spring Iambs 486c per Ih.
Veal Slow. Live, choice to fancy U25 to I
lbs.). 4V4S3c: thin 384c: calves. S) lbs. or less,
not wanted at any price.
Trcg Legs Choice large J1.7S; medium JI.ll
and small 75c per doz.
Fresh Fish Black bass lie: craj-pie. se for
Fmall to 8c for large; dressed cat 9iic: spoon
bill cat 7c; eels 5c: softshell turtle 3c: tuill
meat 73c: bullheads dressed 4V; gross 3c;
buffalo, gross. 3c; dteMM 4c: German carp,
dress d, 3c: gross 2c: luntlsh Jc; eels 6c: solt
shell turtles 8c; snapping turtles 3c; terrapin
S0c per doz.
Wool.
Mo. and III.
Med. comb. &
cloth. mxd...33ta
Clothing -3
Iw & brald.. JZ1
Burn &. clear
mixed 20 B21
Slight burry...l8UJH
Hard burry,...14 013
Light tine 17 lx
Heavy line 14 4)13
Lamb -JI z:t
North, and Weit.
Bright med....L! !:
Ark. and Southern
Med. (fleeces)2U-3
Med. (loose). ..2lUi
Burry lTtsvls1!,
Hard burry.. ..14
Tex.. I. T. and Ok.
Med.. 12 mo...-S fi22!i
Med.. EfiS mo.3) fr-'l
coarse & law. .17 HID
l.istit nne. 13 ttnij
Heavy sandy..U 813
Tubwashed
No. 1 32'i 1
No. 2 it 827 j
Burry 20 4JU
Angora goat.. .23 27
Buitv 10 613
Dark med U B3I
IJght tine 15 017
Heavy buck. ..11 4JI3
Hide.
Market steady. Dry flint Texas butcher (l
lbs. and over) at It'ie. do. fallen at 15c: all
Texas light (under is lbs.) at 144e. native end
Arkansas at ISc lat'er on selection at 16a for
No. 1 ana 14c for No. 2: glue at 9c. Dry-sa'.tirl
at 12c G-ecn-salted round at 7Hc for Arkansas
and Southern to 7c for Western: green-salted
on selection at 8ic for No. 1 and TUc for No. 1:
part cured Uc less, uncured t,c lesa and bulbs
lc lesa than foregoing; glue 4'.4c
Frnlta and Vecetables.
The Republic quotations are for lota In first
bands unless otnerwlse specified. Small lota
on ordeis are charged hither.
BLACKBERRIES Arkansas 82 per (-gab,
case.
RASPBERP.IES-Biack, JI per 3-gai. tray.
GOOSEBERRIES-Home-grown 75c per 3-gaU
tray.
. STRAWBERRIES Home-grown per 3-gaL
tray 354751TC.
PEACHES Alabama 4s at 30870c and 6s at
jocStl: Texas 4s at 23830c for ordinary lots,
tut fancy high-colored higher; Texas pecks at
2ig;: Arkansas 3350c per 1-3-bu. box.
. p.PL,5sIer bbl.: Eastern Baldwin 82-15
2.23 for No. 2 to 8283.25 for fancy; russets 82.509
.t.'!r.v-3S.iS.: eenetlng 8L751JL50 for sound. .
y?-ANG1S-A,.a""'on- California navel 3l.lt
810a: seedling 31.7582.05: blood 31.85 per box?
according to condition.
PINEAPPLES-Cuban 8282.41 perlcrate.
GRAPE KRU1T Florida from store at 1 per
box; California 83.
LEMONS-alessina from store. 32.7583.
BANANAS Quotable 81.2382.(0 a bunch on
ordets.
COCOANITTS-Per 1.000. a trk.. ISO; Job
bing wav 83.50 per 100.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Choice 8I.73BJ
per 10-lb. box from store; poor unsalable.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTS A few lots In an!
selling at 31. per 4-basket crate.
WA1-ERMELON8 Selling slowly; -Florida,
sold at 8250 per car for choice and 8200 for fair
melons.
CANTALOUPES-holce steady, but poor
very dull: quote Florida gems at 31.23S2.S9
per cwt., and Texas 8284, according- to coscU
tlon.
CHERRIES Tennessee C-gaL slow sale at
81.7582.
PLUMS Dull: common red not hrlnrlns-
charges. Boston, Japan and red June ts at
50g0c.
POTATOES-90C for fair to 81.20 for choice,
NEW POTATOBS-Choice triumphs In sks,
del. at 81.2081.20.
NEW ONIONS Louisiana 31.XS1.50 per sk.
del.
CABBAGE Steady; Mississippi (Crystal
Springs), large crates. 82.2582.40: small crates
81.75: Alabama 8282.25 per crate for choice:
New Orleans 81.50 per crate.
CL'CUMBERS-Pltntlfu! and low. New Or
leans 82 per bb). and 50855c per crate; Ala
bama hampers 40c, and long cratea 90c821.
TOMATOES Firm for choice. Florida, 63 tt
81.50 for choice- to. 8282.50 for fancy: Texas 4s
choice 31 in round lots to 31.75 In small rway
and one-half ripe at 31.25. Green not wanted.
BEErrs Home-grown 20830c per doz.
LETTUCE Home-grown 5c per bu.
STRING BEANS New Orleans roun green
S0c881. and wax 75c Alabama round green In
hampers 758S5c: Texas 1-3-bn. box 25835c.
CAULIFLOWER Home-grown 50c8ll-2S per
bu. box.
OUMBO Florida s $2.25 for choice.
ASPARAOUS Home-grown 30tf50c per doz.
for band buncli and 75ctj81 tor pint bunches.
SPINACH Home-grown 10J13c per bu. box.
SAUERKRAUT Wisconsin, per cask (,40-gai)
GREEN PEAS Home-grown 85893c per bu.
box loose. Mississippi bu. 50o and Arkansas
1-3-bu. 238300.
RADISHES Home-grown. long red and whlta
tip, 54:15c per doz. Consigned and wanted.
KALE Home-grown 1015c per bi. loose.
KOHLRABI Home-grown 258S0C for choica
per dor.
PEPPERS-Florlda 6s 82.5082.73 tor choice;
New Orleans hampers 82.
EGGPLANT Florida at $285 per crate.
TURNIPS Home-grown Z5O30C per dog.
CELERY New Orleans 35(60c per dox.
bunches.
3llsceIlaneons 3Iarkets.
GRASS SEEDS Quote current receipts ot .
country lots per 109 lbs.: Clover f58.50: tim
othy at 82.5082.75; redtop $1 to 88; Hungarian
81.25 to 31.54; millet at $181.65. Orders are.
charged higher.
BEANS. PEAS. ETC Quote, from atore, per
Lbu.: Wbtta beans at $l.SS1.90rcholce hand-
iiivsca av i.a; ocuicu vreaa 41.au; apui. praa
-: blackeye 31.6581-70. Per lb.: Lima 434Ue:
lentils 444r5c; red kidney 6c: California plnkr
44c. White beans In car lota on E. trk. neld
at $1.82 per bu. for choice band-picked, but
none reported sold. -
bTOCK PEAS-Whlppoorwlll held at 8L73S3
per bu.
SUNFLOWER SEED-Quote $2J0 per 100 lbs.
CASTOR BlANS-$L4 per bu. for prime In
car lots on trk.: $L25 for small quantities.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples: sun-drird quarters
24834c; evaporated at 4c to 5c; cores and peel
ings at 14814c: chops at l'ic to 14c Peaches
at 3?c to J-it
FEATHER: Prime white live geese In small
sks. 58c and In large sks. 56c: prime gray do.
41c In small and 4oc In large sks.: old whit
41844c: X 30836c: XX -SB-tic-. XXX 14816c:
XNXX 5c: tare 10 per cent on small aks. and
8c on large. Duck White 4-c; daric Sue Turkev-
Tall 20c: wing 9c; pointer fie; wine and tail
and pointers 8c: body (dry) 5e.
ROOTS Per lb.: Ginseng at 84.2534.75: stera
my, weedy, etc. less; laay slipper ec; seneca
55c; pink 12c; golden seal 67(j-tc: block 44e:
May apple 4c; snake 24826c; white anaae 24c;
angelica 86c: wahoo bark ot root 5c. bark nf
tree :',,c: blood tic: blue Hag 3c; sassafras baric
of root 6c; wild gihger 7c ;
SHEEP PELTS Full-wood poor 73c831: T
shearlings 10c 10 35c; lambs 30c to 50c; dry. :
fallen, etc. 10811c per ID.
LINSEED OIL Quotable at 39c per gal. for
raw and 4uc for boiled; lc per gab leas in car
COTTON-fcEED OIL-Wlnter white 43c; jel
low 44c: summer white 31c; yellow 33c; salad
45c: cooking jellow 34c: white 37c.
POP CORN 100 lbs. on cob. white: Rice $11
1.104: mixed at "J-:.
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs :
Wrought iron $43: heavy cast $10: malleabls
steel anJ breakable 40c: stove 35c; light brass
$5; heavy brass $$; copper $9; zinc $2; lead
$3.53; pewter $iz.
SALT E. aide medium at 31: granulated -93s
per bbb: 5c more per bbl. this side.
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal oil. turpentine and
gasoline 31.03: vinegar 7uc; black oil Sue: lin
seed, light and varnish aoc; machine 80c:. sugar
15c: whisky EOc: do. half bbls. 60c: wine $1;
sauerkraut 30840c: pickle 40050c: flour 15c; mo
lasses toe; lard Jcs. 43c: 25c off for each broken
bd: 24c eacirioop missing.
RAGS, ETC. Per loo lbs.: Country rags at
50c Old rope No.. 1 mantla at $1.25; No. 2 at
50c. Rubber at $385.50.
PEANUTS Fanners stock, per la.: Red 1!4
82c: white at 2482ic
CHESTNUTS Italian at te per lb.: Virginia
at 12c. -1
PECANS Western at 54c: Texas at 64e.
MAPLE SUGAR Quote at (c to l'ic per lb'.
COOPERAGE-Quote, on orders for prompt
delivery; Lard tcs. $1.45 for woodboun-1. 81.3U
UI.4 for 6-hoop Iron-bound. $1.45 for 8-boop do.;
oak pork bbla. $1.10 for wood and $1.20 for Iron-,
bound: oleo tcs. $1.40 for 8-boop; kraut bbis. I:. ..
do. half bbls. 70c; do. kegs 40c. do. casks $1.4-,; 5B
Mack-work bbls. 8-hoop flour 42c. s-hoo-p ',o.
40c; round-hoop da. 43c: 8-hgop amgar 46c: t-he,ip A
do, 32c: rntll-rua- apple 33c. Tsoj, 2.-Io.-Wc; 'nteai v
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