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THE ST. LOUTS REPUBLIC: SATURDAY. AUGUST 13. 1904.
FINANCIAL
' i' - -i-n---,-,-irii-,-,-ir.li---.',',- ---- "r----- -i-i- -i- i-i -1-i-m-i -innrt-iirtinrLnnnnn
W. H. LEW Pr-siaent.
D. n. FltANCIS. vie. Pretiasnt.
a. l. miai'leigh. m vie rrniatet.
The Merchants-Laclede National Bank
OF ST. LOUIS.
Contented Stmtement of Condition at Close of Business June 9, 1904.
Cosh and SlRht Exchange
Loans Payoblo on Demand
at Fixed Dates
United States Bonds
Other Bonds, Stocks, oto
Pool Estate .
JBprrni stock S
Surplus and Undlvtdod Profits (Earned)
Circulation -
Unltod States Bond Account
Deposits, Individual- -86,063,499.39
" Unltod 8tates- 300,700.00
" Trust Co's 261,997.90 S7.328.247.29
" Banks end Bankers 6,487,930.82
THE capital, surplus and profits of
the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
BANK are over one million one
Hundred thousand dollars. Its facili
ties for handling all Kinds of banKintf
business are exceptionally complete
and convenient. jz j j& j
207 N. BROADWAY
LOCAL SECURITIES STRONG
ON CONTINUED SUPPORT.
TRANSIT STOCK IS THE
LEADING FEATURE.
Lincoln Trust Works Higher and
General Tone of the List Shows
Broader Interest
Continued Interest In local ecuritleji
wm staown In yejtenJay's market. Trading
In St. Louis Transit on the upturn was
especially heTy. This tock opened well
at W.ZS. and later advanced to lll.JT1
with total sales ot KK) shares. United
Railways preferred also was charply high
er, with a range from 53.73 to 54. 23.
Lincoln Trust led the hanking- list. There
was good buying of this Issue at $213 and
12H. Mechanics" National Bank was
etrong- nt .33.
Missouri-Edison fs were firm at $73.75,
and Kast St. Iuls and Suburban Ss were
steady at J37.C24.
TESTEnDAT'S SESSION.
Clcilne aajtatloni:
Hid AYa.
Kt Iouip Trac3ll ...
....I 11.37', II M
L.nlt Itallwas pfa a z,
. !
1 nlted ltallwan a
H.utmen'0 Uant. 2.SU W
Mechanic' JIanjt 2 W
Natlcnal Jlank of Camnierce . rf.(v
Mte Nat.onal llank llo.l
Uncoln IrJ't . .is.:;
cuntmonalUi Tru&t Zfct.asl
JU.'i-'Url Trust -V lri.'S
Iuli-Unlon Trut. 3.5.V)
Central CoM anl Cok9 com.... 63 2S
'otttn Oomprc5 it vj
W Walkrr U. O pfd
MJBsuurl.&'laGn t "
1JH srL L.juI and Sub. Sj . . 37.6:4
ot :.:" ..
Kuilocli Tel. 6i
aJJJ:
"rit. Xyulii Tran-lt at
! Mt Iju1k Trarutt at
lu Unll-I Itallna)! ffl. at
l t'rited lulluai pM at
Il United allwa3 pM. at
VI Uccln Truit at
Irs Lincoln Trust at .
Ji "Irchanlcs National at
3 National Hank ot Commerce at
2Sj uO
ns
1110
5 8"4
; .'i
iw.t;
i n a
. n .h
. tZ.'.i
. .1 l
. II 15
. :i2 vo
. :n i
. UO.M
z.vn iiiwoiin-k-ci-on is at
ii.
2.1UJ Kan be IaiuU and buburtan l at. y7.Ca
Ilnnrl Qaotatlotis at Acvr York.
Nw Vork Aup 12 'Jleinic quotation to-da
for tonus on the Sloe Exchange ere as tol
lows.
t'nltM StatM rttunfim ;. reIterd..
United 4atea refunolnp 2s. coupon....
UnltM titalea 3. reKlstere-1
lnltel states Z coupon . . ..
United states new 4". registered
United States new 4, eoution . .. .
United states old 4s, registered ,
United states old 4s. coupon .
Atchison Ken'tal 4e ...
Atchison adjustment 4s .
Atlantic Coast Una 4
Ilaltltnori and Ohio 4s
Baltimore ond Ohl 3Hs M.
Central of (!orrla Zs
''entral of Geortrla 1st Inc
Chesapeake and Ohla 44s
Chics to and Alton 34
". B Q. new 4s
CMrazo. M. tit. I ceneral 4
I'4S
.11,44
....1V14
. ..19Ti
131
... . 1314
... I -4
I-Hlj
... . 1'04
9.4
. . .S3",
M34
. ... 35
. .1104
.. sr,
. .. H7
... 74
.. . 374
1CS
11
.".'.'.' 82i
1114
734
63V,
. . H4
ij4
.... i4
.... K4
1124
.. .. le4
101
... IlrtV,
614
. . . ns
. .. . Sl,
.. .. 134
I'hlrafn and Northestpni con&ol.
. j. 1 i' n it s
c.. it. i. & i'. it. n. cci. is
r. c c & st U. Bn 4
Chleas;! Terminal 4s
'onsolldated Tobacco 4
Colorado and Southern 4s
l'enver and Rio Grande 4s
Trie prior Hen 4s
V.rin reneral 4s
Tort orth and Dner Cltr 1st ,
Hocklnr VaII-7 44s .. ..
ls)u!Hle and Nashvllls uniHed 4s
Manhattan consul. ROld 4s.
Meilcan Central 4s
Mexican Central 1st Inc.
Mlrn.apolls and It. I5uls 4s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s
Missouri. Karsas and Texas 2ds
National It. It. cf Mexico consol. 4s....
N.v Tork Central iten. CUs ..
New Jerv Cintral p-ncra! C
Northern Pacific 4s . ....
Northern Iiaclfic 3s ....
Norfolk and Western consol 4s ,
Oreron Short Line. 4- and partlc.
T'nnslanla ennv 3Us ... ..
r.eadlnr general 4s
M. lynils and Iron Mountain conoI. Cs
-t. Iu's and Fan Francisco fa: 4s
St lymts Kjuthsietem Iste
Salms.rd lr IJne 4s
Southern J'aelnc 4
Pnuthem Hallway Es
Texas and Parlflc lsH
Toledo. t I)uls nn.1 tvestern 4s
1 nlon ractfle 4
Union raclfio com. s
United Slates Bteel ;l Is
Vahs(h lts ,fc .
Warash d'h II "
Tlh.elirr and Ij(lt Eri 4
Witennsln Central 4 ....
Colorado Fuel conv. Cs (offered) ".
TS4
"4
iis.4
7
.. 1114
"34
. s
... J'
. 114
... '24
... w,
:.!.'
.. 117
. in,
. 72U
. 10",
. 1134
T4.
. 1174
... ny,
... TI4
JVctt York Curb Stocks
rtenorted by O 11 Walker & Co .
North rourth street.
No. :tn
Closo
American Can com ,
Do. pfd ,
American Ijt. & Traction com..
I)o. pfd ,
Drltteh Columbia Cbrper
i:iectrle Boat com ,
Do. pfd
nieetric Vehicle com
Do. pfd ,
Creene Copper
Havana Tobacco com
Do. pfd
Interborouirh Itapld Transit I
International M. M. com
Do. pfd
Maekay ibmpans com..
Do. pfd ,
Manhattan Transit
New Orleans Rr. com.
Do pfd
Northern securities-
New Tork Transportation
Ot's IZexator com,
Mid Asked
.. 44 4U
424 42
491,
S1W
SI 4
91
2H
M
10
14
14t.
t7
9
11
::H
25
1341,
1
:?v1
9
12
IS
't
10
11
102VJ
33
M
.1024
4'
. si'4
'. "7
. 17
. E4
.23
. 10
. 20.
,27
( "3
Do. pfd.
Pcr
T Mfl
Mfe. ComrjanT ram
Do.
1st pfd
in id prd
Standard Milling; com
Do. pfd.
Seaboard Air L3n com
Do pfd
Standard oil
Tennesass Cbpper
Tpnorah Mlnlcx ..
1 nlon Copt- H;".....;
United Copper
white Knob (Torper
Jt. Loul. Tran'tuT:
t,nlted rallwaj-i t Pt. I pfd..
r. . . TJOND?.
nreokljTl Union Gas deb. ts ...
aboard Air Line, fs ,
J'" Amsterdam Is; s
H. B of Mexico !
6tandart illll 1st Cs ,
2)
11
214
(TO
2?
H
I
4"4
..iRt; i44
.. 914 92
..1074 10$i
..114 INS
w Tork Money Market.
Nesr Tork. Am li Ifnnrr oil call easy: "
81 rr cant: closlne bid : offered at 1. Tlma
loans easy and dull: 0 med t days. 2 per cent;
six months, 14 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 4fj4-,i per cert: sterllnr exchange stead
t decline, srlth actual business In hankers
bills at 4 MM for derrasd and st 4 K4S fo'
s'stylay bM's. Tested ralea 4Mllti and
s'stylay
4.04 Bl.
Commercial iWlj, i.U,Zi. Mexican
CEO n. linFTMAN. Cashier.
n. t. sturgeon. Ass't Cashier.
D. A. PHILLIPS. 11 Alii Casnter.
RESOURCES.
S 9,041,828.21
-SI. 886,994.89
. 8.I44.802.IO
10.031,796.99
977.940.00
604,451.88
42,086.89
$16,698,103.93
i.nSILITIE9.
1,400,000.00
912,949.82
677,940.00
691,440.00
13,019.778.11
9 IB. 698, 103.93
dollars 45. Government bunds steady; rallroai
bonds lrreldr.
A err York StorL. Quotations.
New Tork Auff 12. Pullowlnc ars to-dav's
sales of stocks on the fctock Exchange, knowing
ten lushest a&d lowest quotations and closing
lijj:
Bal High Lei" ."ce
.. ZZ a. soi. tjs, 7.rt4
.. Z.W1 S'S S7' 'j
.. .y-j suS i" ''
lit) 31 W 'i
.. j.wj lr.H l:s i"7'i
. . . 1M
. 13 9J0 26'. K". -v"4
. I.S 4rt. 1U 41',
kO'
Atchison
Do of I
Baltimore ana Ohio ..
I)u. pfj
Ccadun Iacl;lc
Central of New Jtrs
ClusuLeake and Ohio
CHcazo and Alton ..
10 t,rd ..
Chlcasj and Great Weat
su 13 : 14',
Chlcaco and Norttiwesttm
C SI. 4. St. 1"
Do Dill
Chicago Term, and Trans..
Do. pfd
C. C. C. t St. L.
Colorado Southern
I. 1st pfd
Do. JI pfd ....
Delaware anl Hudson
Del. Lack. & West
Dentcr and ltlo Grande....
Do pfd
Erla ....
Do. 1st r.fd
Do. 2d p'd
Hocklns alley
Do. pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Do. pfd
Kansa City Southern
Do rfd
Ijulillle and N'ahIUo...
Marhattan L. .
Metropolitan securities ....
Metropolitan S't Ity . .
Minneapolis a.I SL Ijuls.
2d . St I i. s!L ste M..
Do. cfd .. .,
Missouri raclf.c
MIsJourl. Uaniias and Tex.
Do. pfd
Nat It It of Mexico pfd .
New Vork Central ....
Norfolk and Western ....
Do. pfd . .. ....
1U lii'i 1U
l!.t 14J 14j , 14J
l'S"
) 6 i 6W oh
. in is i:.
!') UH 744 74H
l.Jr) 144 14 14W
T'-J 49, ISVj '
1.7W :iu W4 "1
l.vJ 1S14 IWi 1C14
27)
2M a rj-, ::4
4 ;:4 73 714
rri t,', 4 K4
1.7jO (I 3 3.
rO 3,i n, 374
4 65 tV, 4
I ft tl4 U4 514
J.W) IS 134', 1341
& 194 ls
lM K'-i :( 37
- 2m
W) 414 434 444
3 30 n4 n4 ns".
lrt 1514 1J14 1M
45&3 344 ": S2H
rz.5 o 1:44 1:14 1:14
l"") 41 43 i
2.f 7:4 74 74';
6ri 13d 12. !:
8.J0 4 44 341.
6.20 ;-, n-a :')4
.. :.1'-J 4JS. 424 43
:cs
,. :.3-io 1304 iii, n..
.. 1.3M 3 624 24
s
. 4 S0 314 "' SI4
. 3)1 in- 1214 1214
C44
. 32.000 n t:s 144
4
r.0 70. 70i 71
Ontario and Western.. .
I'ennstltanla .. .
r . c c 4. s't. I
It-adlnc
Do lt ifd
Do 2J pfd. .
Kock Island Co
Do Ifd
St Irjls Soulh-se-tern. .
Do. pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Do pfd
Texas and Pacific
Tnlfdo. St. Iouis anl W
Do pfd
Union Pidflo
Do pfd
Wabash .... u
Do pfd
Whee'lnr and Lai. Erie.
Is liconstn Central . ..
Do pfd .. . .. ..
Mexican C'ntral
. 10 W J44 3', S3".
. l.-A) ts
. :) le.
JJ4 c:4
1S4 134
l.SO S7H
37 77
. tl.S'O M4 E4t; Si
7.&0 M,
:6V
iw 114
. I.7W 2Ss
. 2") 28
1 ten ss
14 ?14
34 24
26
:.
. Jlrt iVi K,
. 1W Vv. Vi
tvn 17; 174
i 1.O00 374 JT
! "" ') 1S4 174
2' 154 J
. 2.200 15
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
1 Adams xi
.mencjn iji
United States .' 1M
Wclla "r:o 1MII34I11)4 2H
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amalgamated Corper ....
American Car und Idy. .
! pfd
American Cotton Oil...
Do. pfd
.'.merlian Ice
Do pfd
American Llnseel OH ...
Do pld . .. .
American Locomttlte
Do tfd
Amer Smelttnc and Ref,
Do pfd . .
Arner sucar Rennins;
Anaronla Mlnlmr ii .
IlrooKIn Ftapld Transit
Colorado liel and Iron
ConaolldaUd Gas . . ..
Com Products
Do nfd ..
Distillers- Securities
General Electric
International Paper .
Do nfd
International Pump ....
D pfd
National Lead
North American . ........
Pacific Mall
"peoi.Ie" Gas
40.K0 mi 12 31,
aw 114 1S4 l4
4CpO 82' j K
22
81'..
4
274
K
1M 274 274
&0 r4 22 22
2.-) t4 VJ SB'.
31.s) W4 u
Z.Xf) Vt. 1014 104
4,'cl 1J24 HJ4 1324
l'O 7J 73 72
15 6) 134 S3 E34
2 0s) 374 3C 24
300 im Js;t mii
2rO 12 12 114
U
. 224
MO 1B4 la IC34
3") 14 14', 144
fm 714 71 71'5
iff) 214 314 1
l'l.) 234 22 224
i.'"o S4 ss'-
Sl 2S. 24 2S;
2.b)o ni4 101 101
' 23's 334 2.1
' . " .' ' 217
1 74 74 711
Z") 41 " 424 424
10) 174 174 174
'l.lCO 444 434 U
1.100 7', 74 74
600 J 14 S3". (I ,
' : ish 114 ijt
3rt 7i4 7114 7)4
i4) 12 in? 11-;
17.(0 4 M4 tw,
l'O 5s n jj
ITee-,,1 steel Car
i'o mn
Pullman Palace Car. .. .
Republic Steel
I pfd
Rubber Gsods ,
Do pfl
Tennessee Coal and Iron ,
United -tates Leather. .
On pfd
United states Realty .. .
United Mates Rubber.. .
Do pfd
United States steel
Do nfd
Westinithou.e Klectrlc .
Western Union
7t"ta' .f1" ,or the Ur" "'.400 shares.
STOCK"! AD HO MIS Iff noiTox.
Iloston. Ainr. II Closlnr ouotatlon to-ds
on nonei-. bonds, railroad stocks and mlrlrr
sbare were 69 follow:
MO.VDT.
Call leans 2S24 per cent, tine loar.a :jJ44 pr
Atchison adj
Do 4s
4s . 44 iMe-r. Central s .
1 14 I
ItAILt:OAD!.
Atchison 7y-s
. Do pfd. 57U
Iloston t Albanr..2l)
Iioston Main- ..1SJ
liosten ISevated 1104
Kltchburr pfd. ..117
Mei Centnl ... 34
N ,V N II k 11.130
lefe JIarouette .. 71
I 'nlon I'acl-le 37
MISCELLANEOUS
Am Atk-. Chem . 114
Do nfd 7j4
Am Pnetj Tute 24
Am. Huar 1224
Dorlu 131
Am. Tel t Tel. ..1374
Am. Wool-n .... 11.
Do pfd 774
Dorrlnlon I. & S S4
Edleon Klec IIlu 2C2
"'? Kleetric . ,.134
"Jlass. Klettrlc ... 174
Do. pfd cslj
Masw Ubs 4.4
United Kruit 10S4
United Shoe- Mach. 5)
,.r. rfi si
US. Ptee HI,
Do pfd r.ij
llest'honso com 79
illNINO.
Adventure ....
Allo-jej ,
AmaUarrated
Am Zinc ...
Atlantlo ... .
.. mi
.. 1)';
.. t34
.. II
.
Ms Mlnlnc ....
Jllchbran ,
Jlont C c...
Old Dominion ....
Parrot
Qulncy
H-annon
Tamarack
Trinity
C S itlnl.it;
U S. OH
victoria
Utah ;.
IVInona
Wolverine
5'
2
22
Plrcham
244
Calumet & Heela
47SB4VI
Centennial
27
IS1
. 43
. 7
xSS
e?oppe- Itance .
Daly-Vv'.M. ...
Dominion Coal
Pranklln
elrannr
Ile Kovalo , .
Uld.
Sllnlns; Stocks In Xcst Tork.
Nenr Torlt, Aur 12 riosln- ouotatlors a
ilay on minlrr stocks were as folicws:
Adama'Ccn.
Allcs
,reece
Brunswick Con. ..
Comstoclc Tunrel
ftn. Cal. . Va. .
Horn PIHer
Iron Sliver
Lemlrllle tjon. ...
.. 2iIJttIe Chief ...
.. 10 1-otr-i
. 13 (Ontario
.. 1 Opnlr
.. S'l'hoer.It;
.113 .--ave
..1; I sierra N.iada
.14) Small Hopes ..
. 2 Standard
... a
.... II
....23
... 4
... ?t
... 21
... JJ
...ISO
Domestic Exchance.
KevorttS by Wiltaksr Co.. xcfcanre bro-
ker. No. 300 North Fourth street:
Hid.
New Tork par
(Thlcsuro lOc.lls
(r.nct.-.nstl 10c dls
I.nulsrllle lOcdls
New Orlcana ltcdl
Ask.
10c prem
par
par
par
or
SUMMARY OFST. LOUIS MARKETS
(Icnerally bearish conditions anil liquidation ! lungs caused i slurp bn-e. 111
nhe.it values In jesterday'e, markets There nj'' little shoA of strimriu -it tli on n
liiK Koreisn markus wire on tt.e downturn ami statistical mws lax jn d the sctlins
side Amnni; tli d-pressing fui tors waa a statement thai tl situation in tin- North
west had diovvn dieliiM improviment. Thi- tort of Inforrr ition came from tin imo
youree ns did the ruit-scirv ti h Krams earlier In the week a pretty rood "lp;n tna'
manlpul.itlun is working both ends and the middle in this deal. Weather niulttiuiis
In tlie winter holt weru ceneiallv favorable and receipts were larpcr than on the or
responding day last tar The early decline was folhivvid b a i.tllj. mainly due to
prof Mim.tls Keitiiis hack Gutsldtrs.dhoivevtr. having Ueti swuns to the llms
side, could not ho called off. aril some of the m mlpul.itors were forced to stand h
and -ce tlnir paper prutitB reduced riollini; was verv rsipt.lar towaiil the .nil of tlio
session ami the market showrd sIriis of cettins in the "safe and sine" lxindw '....n
ThouRli crop comlltlons were mildly bull! sh. torn follow" il whe.it on the downturn
Kaln was 'till undid II. many sections of til" belt mid iccelpt3 werr. moderate.
S-'ept wheat opined 'sti'ic off and rlocd )J,c off.
Sipt corn openrd Uc up and closed J'jC off.
Sept oats iliwd Uc off.
r.eceipts of procluco were In moderate volume and prices ot fruits and vegetable;
were Rencrall) firm.
Ix.cal securities were strong and active. St Louis Transit was in lest demand
listordav Kink clearings Mire JS sTS '.1J. baiani. s SiiC.lST. Discount rates for call
ami time loans were steady brtwen 4'- and b pi r cnt.
Spot cotton was unchanced In the local market.
WHEAT CLOSES WEAK
ON HEAVY LIQUIDATION.
IX)XGS ARE OX THE SELLING
SIDE.
Corn Declines in Svmpnthv
Thoiifrh Wcatlir-r and Croj) Con
ditions Are Mildlv KuIIish.
Vh"Tt vile" were qnept downward by
a I'.ool of idling orders in eterdi'a
market, t-'ome of the manipulator", u'io
h.ie been itandlns sponsor lor the p
tvard rnoicm-nt etart.nl In at th openlr.i;
to unload Tth the purpose of Kcttini; 111
arjaln on the decline Outsiders tcok tin
cue and made a nrnawav bear market of
It Harrlrs .1 rally in the second hour
there was no note of efensth foreign
market- were loer and the bu'k of tr.c
nen n from the winter and tprlns helta
was hearihh.
Arge-itln-j shipment of wheit to Eu
rope th- past week re nrted at 17IH")
bu . aRilnst 1 ISlQuu ht. a week nco. ami
6ol"" hu In lirjj. VIslole tipply estimated
at 3,tS0" hu . nfcalr.t 2.S;J hu. a wetk
ago. and 2.57-(mi hu in liftj.
Sept. wheat opened ,?4,c off. rartjed
from Jl.OOU to toc and clo-c-d at SS3a
S34c.
Corn also waq on the downturn. depite
the fact that rain was needed In portloi"
of the belt, and receipts were molerntM
Tho market wai sharplji lower at the
cIoe.
Argentine shipment" of corn to Hurnpe
the past we-k reported at 2."i(.i hu .
aitaJn-ft 2.;s".i4) bu a week aso and 3 017
'fl bu In lija. Visible suppli estimated
at 3.W-I bu.. nsalnst 3.11Jt bu a week
airo and 4.05),') bu In K0
Sept. cn?n opened 'sc up. ranged from
u.-c to K4c. and clovd nt iZc aflten.
Kecelpts of wheat at St . I.ouN lioni
bu.. of which nil were loc'tl. acaln-t O).
Ke hu of wheat. 1.3.13 Kks and 5 ctrs of
local and 9 cars throuch, in 1M3
Itecejpts of wheat at primarv points for
24 hours. TTj.l bJ . ag.ilnpt U'.i'jO bu in
l'K. and shipments SlS.'o bu , against
193.ifO bu. Northwrest receUed 112 cars
aftalnst 125 cars H 11C Chicago received
117.00 bu. and Kansas CU SlI.T'j bu.
Clearances 87,'sjO bu.
Heeefpts of corn at St IVmls "5.2o0 bu .
of which 21 cars local and 4 cars through.
n ngalnt ",313 bu , of which i2i sks and
30 cars local and 10 cars through. In 1T3
Receipts of corn at prirnarv points for
24 hours 2ST bu . ncilnst iTT.Oi hu In
r)3. and shipments 72S.1) bu . against
374,y9 bu. Chicago received 234 s9 bu and
Kansas City 21,U bu. Clearance 7i,t)
bu.
Kecelpta of oats at St. lyiuls lT0.19"bu.
of which all were local, against 71.300 bu .
of which 4') cars loe.al and a cars throug.i,
In 15C3
Hecelpt," of oats nt primarv points for 21
hours 7)&'i bu against 514."iO bu In
113 and shipments 333 fr) b'l , against
323.COJ bu. Clearances 10.C-0 bu.
Cnsh Grain, Plonr. Illr.
nilEAT Il- sample, del : No 2 re-1 st S.I
Oloiu u r.J JI01SKKC B siile. .So j i-I Jt
I'VSlll W snrl W0I1 K slile. r.o 4 at SKB
11 07. accardinp to quallt . No 2 harrl at SI anil
Turkey orth II 01 No 3 haM at 5i3 . No 4
at ei; Mid liulke-1 In e!"ator No Z reij at
lfc'T No 3 red at ST'ic No 4 at oive. reject' 1
al S." no crad at frs:. No ; red sold Jcr eed
at SI iM. In the ilt recrular So 2 red v,z oITereJ
at hept price
rOUN'-Uj .ampl- J1 No ; at KI'.a:i- snd
rolory I4Sc. No 3 at ZZttiZ'iC, No 4 at SlfiE2c.
No. J sWilt at 5" and 3vj f o o at ol'c.
No 3 Thlle at ac. No 4 nt ZZ
OATk- lly samp e, JI . No 2 at 31'c to Ke
for choice at .-ii37c tor rust prw.f. No 3 at
2Ci33c to 24c for colory and 3Cc lor nit proot
No 4 at Jle No ; white at 1V.'25C, No 3
do at 3ItltK-c ani choice 20c. .No"! do at
34-.
ItTB No 2 sold nt HV ')t No 1 at (He
Klylll It New soft wlr.'er ih-nt rlour. In
liMs Palert l Wir3 straUht S4 5ttl ". extra
fncy 14 Iii4 V. clar S3 yfl4. loi c-aie n
Jute sk . srS3 0. old heat Hour salahle at
premium over new , nesi hard winter. In Jute
ks. pattr.t SI ZVtt 30. straight II 104 ). llr-t
clear 513 l. eccnd clear S2 70ir2 &1 low
crad 12 30ft; 'ji Ite Hour. In v-ood. 12 WH
In Jute sks Z.VUl TO Cornneal S2 73. j-earl
m.al. crlts and ho nlny S3 C
MII.L.rKKD Stronc. as olTcrlnirs small Ilasls
11 trk. In I"0i lor Aus; shipment: Ilrsn at V
to s. lstter choir- countr mlxei fe-d nt Sv
to s mlds at 9ic to 11.03 At mill bran Jots
at 'Oi and ships at 11 10
ri-sX-KKIv Nominal at SL13
HAT-On K trk New tlmcthr 112 for eho!c.
Sl'XIU for No 1 and S-80 for No 2 Old timo
thy Sl for choice S14&IS for No 1 and SlOttil
for No 2 New cl"ter Sllfll 30 for No. 1 and
1 tfls for No 2 New clov-r-mlxed at SS VSi
tor No I and S7K7 3S for No 2 New prairie
Iiatl 30 for No. 1. SiTi.w for No 2 an J la?
for low-irraf"
'Tl HAW Wheat anl oat on trk. J.1.C0: rje
S7'
I.KAD-At SI K'i
WKI.TVIt -tl 73 asked
WIIIi-KV-Cuote en taIs cf SI 32H a ital. for
"Plrlts.
Cnrti (.ruin MnrUeta.
St Iyuls Sent wheit V1e
Tuts ?7c to He nnl n'l. !. to SI
M'.c
Mllwsukee Sept, wheat I'uts S3'4933ac and
calls SIKI-.
Iec wheat-Puts eis.c a-k-I anl tills SI '2
!eDt corn rut- U" and calls St'.c
V.tr ccrn I'm 30Twc in! .nlli 31'.e
Minn'anollr - U wheit Jl '.2.C l'uts SI V
enl calLs Sl.04.
St. Loots Knliire I'rlrea.
Clce! ILsrcM Closed
Thu'E.liv ie.t. liv "Vtterdar.
Wheat-Sept. . I W,fli, a SsVifl n,-u, ssfiSi'j
tr . ....K a 1 )1.fil02'. 1 r
May .. . . ' I "3 1 . a 1 04
Crrn-Sept. . . Z3 I. 52l.'-i;2S f,2'. a
Dec .. -45 t4S"s 4St43'4 a
Oats frept . 31 33S a
rec 33'i b :i323t, V. a
Jlav 37, b a . SV a
Stocks of Grain In lorr.
Yesterday. Thursday La- Tr
tVliest 1.3MSC7 l.:1.2Ii 04)621
Torn 55 214 6533 20 2.1
Oats 10S.331 14.721 Ci.ll.
ltlo I r2 IMS 23 733
Il-rley . ... S37s fiZJfO
27o 2 r 1 wheat . C2I JK l.&v) 1.15J '
No 2 lard wheat . l.! 23 721 1W.CI1
No Z mlsM corn.. 21 33 22 5 167.4-0
No 2 white co-n 7.231 7.234 2l.f'?
No 2 yellow com . 42,377 . . 1C5
No 2 mixed oat . .. . . 43 211
No 2 rje 431 ... 23 225
I'mvlalons.
Tnrl r o. b Nes standard mAss In Job
tins war nominally SI1 CO
Iinl-holce steam on E. side closed noml
rally 6.23c. K-:t e rendered CHc
Green Hams. h.tc Car lot- Lell f o b B.
side tl-us Hams 10-av at 10- I2s at 9'e. lu
at 9-iC: U t 'c. ls at H.c. 3is juc Plnne.l
hams lCs and ln2s at I3",c. 20B24- at IjUe.
Callfornlas at C'c New "ork should rs j. &
I a nt 6lc rr;m the block del : Hams nt
s4?I8J4C for run of houe bHi- at C'c to et-jc.
as In aerase; Callfornlas Cc to (c. and New
York sioulders
II S Meat- To arrive, locse-ured c'r'bs
clo-ed nonlrall 4,'av-av at 7 33e anl 30-ar
at 7.3-lc c a, f Hxd let- in n Jobblnc way
rmc-ed thus: Kxtra shorts at 7ssc c'rlb- at
7,c rhort clear 7.c. belll-s s'33c. plates 6c.
fat baeks at fi"-e standard backs at 7".c Or
ders charred h'cher
OreAee Quote s-nsll lrrccular lot- ccuntry
Itrown 2'.t.2c. jellow 3B3t.c. white 4c to 4Uc
latter for choice- cuotc i-arir- ttork nomlnal
1 brown 2.c: sellow 3'n4ic whit- 3S3i.e
Uacon llxd neats In a lebbinz wiy
rans-iJ: Breakfist tacon at from lie fer h-aiy
to 13c for chol-s ltitrt. ham- at 114ftnc:
California- at ; New Tork shoulders at "-r:
plain snokefl bxd lets In a Jobblrc wav taneed.
17xt-a shorts at S'.r. c'rlbs at c. shcrt clear
st S"c. bellies at Sc to ?,-. plate- at tc. fat
ba'-k- at 7c standa-d backs at S3,c Dealers
chtrcM hither on older?
Tillew No 1 eountr- 44c V- ; at 2V--packers'
prims nominslly at 4;75c.
Oleo-Stearlne (Juole at 7c
I'roilnre.
nutler f'esmerj Bxtra ISc-: firsts 13iilG":
second- linil"--. lJd:-t.acI.-i-Eitia 14c: (IrsM
I2. Dalrj-lme-1-I-aricir !413c, ixkm- lo fair
lolfllc: piocess 14fil3c. Countrj -packed (J3S.:
grease stock 4a-c
r.e-e jirt-i" ..i,. pfi- i--u ana li pz
throcrh: -hlpo-d 3.013 rKts furrent recel -.
case count and rases returned. 13-c. nnd strict
ly fresh, casea Included. lSc per doz. extras
lS'C
Chee-e Northern, on order-; Twlrs 9e- pn
Bles SUC, daisies t4c: Tours Arrerlcas'i,c.
lonshoirrj 10c; New ork twins iw Llmbor.e
ll'jc; lxwr 7J3c; Swijs 16c Tor choice. No. 2
lMxlc brick 13ftl2c.
Ct Poultry Chickens, fowls. 5c: roosters Ur
fjrUK chickens, currest receipts. 12c: old tur-
kejs lj-. old Oucus 7c. sprln? ducks rhol
Iirg. iiV small and iioor le-s. spriri; p. r--
Sc. old se. te. jourj: turKers. Tr lb Z
Kutr.a enleken- ir dor, Jj o jouni; irunea.
ehielen". K1I4 Ita . 12. lit- plkions and muaba.
per doz . 7:
Dressed Irel I'OUltrj QJOte choice muntrj
elre.1 stock rlt -dressed sjl.i blhi.) t hlrk
eria Fowls. !i4c. rf.'.rl.Te ehkkeas. ll'ic, rooaicrs
U , Turkejs i:c
Veal lle-iy c.ihes not anteil, choice to
:Y?'.,"IJ',1-' ILa Zc. rea J4c. heretics Zi .
thin 2u-4i
Mutton Sheep :4fJ24c: tuck' and ewes 2ft
-4" earlinK lambs 44'..c. sprlns Iambs 2 -j.
oe ler lb smill not wanted
Fresh l"lih Suntlsh Z:, crupple Sc for small
to 9l- for larce bas 12c dressed cat li-,
soonblll cae 7. bullh-a Is. dre.-ed s4c ro-s
Se . buffalo proas it . and drese. tUi t German
carp 2c for drtsiej, j,ross c. whito p'.rch c.
eels at 4-
1-roir L-ss el olee large, pr doz . 3175. me
dium 31 .... small ZZU'Zc
I'rulta nuil -K-lnhps.
Th Repjb.ic quotations re for 'ols it er.t
hunds u il'ss o h-r'"" p'cl:ieJ small 1 t on
ordera ure ha w-iJ hltla r
PbAClIEs jnte Arl-ansaj! 12b"rs (s 6 ?
70- and la it Slid IS. Mlsili'lr pi and T-tn' -
I rjtrl.i t Wiry . (je-flClrl r.ltiem
II 10, bcuti- ifit Mi ur! " titi iv. fy J
&utna5t Jli-si uri hitrrta 4. H '&.. uth-r i
UUijis sj- jjitvtc r ULrta ami COa o( f -wmt
van'tie . Micsourt Kbi na 4 in v .
hikI rrOndr stocl HUZ'x. Home groAn, '3 gj.
I.i--Mt.S .t--v t1III from stor. J44r ").
anj OillfnrrU J2TH3i i r box At auction
Oiilf 'rnj i S! 4vttj.tu rr 1jx
t" N2 MJ'-l r?-Ttxi cem .un ItiJ rrari.
S7J. ArKinsai ln-is."! i .tn ! -ouar
rte-i "ijT uri.or(J.nz ti ctrnlition, Ol.' ih in l j
ftantlan! cmt, jkOSI. II.iik.'f J)U - pri
laivt fur 1 dj sicck ard 2 i3 fr 'tfPr I
it ck. Mi. uri .inj T-nriPa-fs bttaketit lZfi-.,
lift n I t riN tirht i ei. i ji; A .ra j
111 M NVjr-jj at ifa-tK i r U-nu b3Uts i
for will ?- anU 2Zc far cutiit n .l?t.rs )
l'ainirr.K slow at 406 tV per -bu basr.-t or i
6r fcr lb In I'M iilue pajea 4Jl ir - bu
bakft
i;u KPKI'ir Mlchlsan slow Fale at ; '
SI Ir gil aio
iiI!AI'l ytwtr Hartfon!" ng. I- a ; U i
Z rr iIlnMX baok'-ts HnJ i IidiLt . ratp
M'-oroj earl 4'Gj.jc, Arkan?a DeUware 4s at i
Jl 3
Ni:V API'LE-" Quote 1 3-bu box ot IT" '
ni.ori ta-rkcts at IirJ-c an J bu loxe at ' l ,
5jc Ilbi lot" fron i i ill ZO for i r t 21i. i '
for Iiuh nJ l:-Itr-ok t I. 7'a3 for f
lars strik Horn pior )i'c jer bu 1i -
AMFtilC.N'IA DKi"II)VuP- I'llX IT-t iur
S "y1 "" ." V Si ,.i .s I '. .
IUrirf COr. Kl.irat II Oj. 1 allTihrT: i' - U
Iljncarlan Jl Mill t5. cr-n cacti Jl '. Keis-v
Jaj-sn 11 -1:1 &)
OAMKOP..VIA CITHU FP.lIT:t au"i'n ,
Orarfji tt i, actonllns to conlltifn a '
I'.nc.i Jl &H 3 TS i
ri.NEMTUiS Choice nrlda J3S3 2Z p-r
crat
IEANA7A5 Quotabi Jl Zjl ZQ a bunch on
crdrt
nMNUTPcr 3.0. ast track, jr.. Job
Mrs -wi J3 rtr lv
PKAIlf outhrn I Cnnt. t;rMp-b!.
Kt-lftr. II i.y Jj jr bbl, or 75e pr bu box.
HoTn-Krown .irl-ile. 2. fi-c : bu
WATKKMKI.ON'-jjoi. Mlfourl from Wt
10 pT car, on trk. In Jobblcg ay at Jsjl3
li-r 1 '
POTATO!?1 Rf'!pM by -waiVT fair cood
lf?nral i3-manj and Am. Quot- at 4.'t4"; r-T
bu , 'Il fnr bulk of offennes 4fi"'jc f r
chclrn. bMK Ftork lvflrts b boat light anj
uuctablt at 35.7 4f'C tr bu . ""ackt'l
.NEW ONION Cholc- Urir rel 501?32c r"
bu , kd . anl pmall at ZditTlc. bellow rar
b "" An Tvhlt" C. I
'WHUAOIJ Quot hom-irrown at 23tj3Cc rr
1 i lb lu. ff )
-'1 WlKHA!T-N"w dty mak- rr bbl .
j; 73 ami Jj bbl Jl ". ana 43-srm cak Jl W
t ICl Mill. It1 HiimP-ir'n at Z 140c pr bu
Iof IMcKIlrsr ffTk IkUU tt ba
TOMATOIS Ouotp. jr bJ , lwv, at ?2
? for c h 'le rit e
TI'IINIP Ho-ne-crrtrn "C7'" rr bu Too
IIKITT'' Homc-Krown viAc Tr bu lo'
PAHI-KV Wom--(miwn a JrfltV xr 1 zn
WTH'tT-Hrnv-.mmn 34V r.r bu 1jI
cjco h-ad !ttucp r0ci,1l rr s tbl
IJi;NS iuct( nt T".V rr bu lrvc for
round and cr. and r-5V f-i" flat.
RnOTS llcmo-B-oun at T'GVJc rr bu
fl MHO Hon-:rrown USSOc pr Tck Con-
jiisn-! nnt .niT'l
ri:i,KFlT-3Ilch!wn fat mtn flow al
at 5ctt- and nuar at CJVjf
OP.nEN COItN-QJCf home-srown at 62
n lrrr diz
lOtfcII Qjot hem" crown at ? rer
bU. box
.."-' iftTT'iri Tnnf . rT nr
rnuda 4V pr rrIon bak"t anJ -f-V fir
ninaT lia-k't Horn rron Ibrmndi SGOc
and Nanrnond 7Cc icr J3 bu basket.
r,T.At- hi:i;ir New Umthy J3 r Mi vitui
nominal. pr 1") .bu iI,r at $3 to $7 tlmrthy
at J 4.) to JC 73; rM'fp at Jl to J Hurcari n
at f3c to Jl. millet at c to 511. Orders
ll!Kr
HKN Vi: ITT' Quct from c nr
bu Wh!t b-ann at J!.c3: fc"otrh i-i XI 13.
rjilit r"a-t 52 bUeke- Jl WttZ V-r lb U'mi
at 47r4,p. l-ntUi 41-i3c red kllnv Sfj.1-
ST04K Pi:A Whltpooruill :oor at &3c pr
bu iliolc4 hluhfr
M'NFImKi: KKI-Qut J: M Pr TW lb
t'ATOIt PKAN--Xl Pjr bu for p-im In
car loti rn irk . $1.23 f r triAli nuir.tltii
PKIHI) ntriT ApP! un-drld iiiiir'n
ZfiZh", iat-ritM at 4 to S- rrrf" and p-l-lc
at V4fl:. chops at lNGP-se Peaches at
PKATH Kit? Prim'" whit Il.e (:- In small
tots &o anl In lnr k Wc. prim- cr-iy d"
41r In ftrall and j In larc k rid T-.hU- (r
41c. X 3Q'rf:jC, XX 2C:fe. XXX JlflV xxxx
F-c tare 10 pr rcrt en "inIJ anl ? m
late- Iuck While 42t; dark ZCc. Turkej Tali
?r. vilntz 3c totnt 5
ROOTi Ir lb . Gim-nc at C23S5 30; 5tem
mv voedy. etr . Is. Hdj sUppr- & wc
34. plnlc ll' EolJ"n al p blck 41-.': JIiv
arrl- :Sf. inak ICtic. whli' Hink C. an
cpllca 5fi6c. uah o trk rf root t. rwrk "f
:r- 3r. Mood b u flae 4c. sa-wifras
bark of root &'?::. wild frlrcr -.
I.IN'-KKI) OH Quota! if at 42c pT sal. for
ran and 41c fcr boiled, lc t-er cal. le" In car
Ict
roTTON.cm:r OIL Wlrter -vhltr 41c; i"l
low 3Vr sur.mr whli 7T2 tIlow 31c. fa tad
4 c-ooklnc rllotv ZZc white Z&
POP OOHN V4) lbs. on cob, white: R!c $13
1 10i. ruixM at .eC
SI.T 17 ld- mMIum nt 11: cranulatel 93c
pr Ibl ir mo- v bI this f 1 5
BMPTV i:HRKI- al oil turp-ntln- nnd
Crtlln- JI03 Mir 7'c black oil rc lln--p-J,
llKit and larnUh f machlr SV ur.t
IV. wh.cki S . do hnlf bbli fine wine Jl
aurkrput Zftir, plck'e 4M3flc flour 13r, mo-la-f-s
2-"c. lard tps 43r J3r off for ach broken
had 2'2c "afh hoop mlslrir
IIAOh, ETC Per 100 t . Country rasi at
&tv. Oil rope No 1 tnanlla at Jl CS, No 2 at
KV Rubhr at J753 W.
PBANL'TS Kirmr' rtock, rr lb: RM 14
Q whlto at 2.fiZtC
PPrNS Vin nt i: Txni at 5r.
JIAPM. i ; mi juoie ac to ic f: id
COOPKR-JTUrrS luot In car lots, on fk :
Ptae Ftcur 1M nt HO for rottonwood and
73 for mlxM. nfal bbl at SS. No 2 at SC
No 1 half-bbl (ur- nt J 30, mill-run fruit
bbl J7 50 b-r k'c JMfflfi lard tl-rc S27,
jork Ml JIS lleadlrc br Pt No 7 f.oar bbl
7c mllbrun 17'a-lnch Ptofk for arnl- bbl. v.
No 2 do 4Uc. lard tlrc l7c tcrk bbl. J24e
-hiI hoor Tlour bbl $.'. Sfl fcr corrr J4 1-r
hoo.!"r half-bbl J3 colIM elm (C ft J5fi3 23.
onk Urd tlerc. cocrer ehacJ J1031-, pork
tbl. J3.
Wool,
Mo and III
! Ark. and Sou'h.-
M-d comb A
I ie.1 , n-ec ZA
24'i
cloth, mxu
r-lthln
23 ir-S l M 1 . lr- .22 41 23'.
24 rizm slUht iitirry ..13 rt2)
lym JL braid 3 C'j Hard burry...!4 iis
l.urrv .v clear : --. i i a-io ,jk
mixed
1 Or ' Med 12 mo ZZ'sim'i
Ellrht hurry. 20 Cizn i Med.. t8 no 22 "ff22V-
i.urii ,'urij... ... 7. i-j
I.!Kht fir-. .. is ffji
Heavy fin. ..13 rl
Laml. .. .. 21 i23
Cosr'- ft. low .14 it'.l
I.icht fir- .. n n;o
Il-aw sandv..l2 &I4
Tl.bwasred
No 1 31'5
No 2 27 Jr24
IIur- 2 aiz?.
Aniora K0t...23 27
IPim- n ari;
North and West
ttrlcht rce.1.. 23'iU2l
Inrk m-d .. 20 (1ZZ
I.lsht fin- 17 Wis
Ifesv b-jek 12 fii:
IIlI.-s.
Dry-fl.-.t T-ta- h-av lPic: do fall-n at 13c.
do llrht at ll'-c ratlvc ard Arkan-as at 13e
lstter on -election 1!;c for No l and llc for
No 2: rlt.e at '- Dr-'alted at 12'.c Oren-
-.!.- .-.., ... a.. . .- -n u,.,. .
-ni Fiumi nt t. t " ..vr..i.. .vixrtr-SS ail1) i
oulh'm do. fc".c creen-snlted on selection at I
isc lor .o i and j. tor no 2. iart tured
i.e Ies. untured '5e ls, and bulla lc less than
forezo'ne. clue 4sc.
Clilcnso Cnrli Srorl-R.
Itepotted by G,
Fourth street:
Iliscul: com ...
Do rfi . .. .
Itix cm. .. .
Do. rfi ..
Can com. ....
Do pfd
II. Walk-r & Co., ziz North
.. 47ti 4r,
-I0.SSI(3
- ! 9 Il-
.. 4",Sr it,
. 521,-rf 3.",
St. I.onls Mnne.v llnrkcf.
Trar.sactl-"n. at th tanks v. -re In larcer
lolum. Ther- Ma- a aocl derna.nl for call
and tiro- loan- at U to per cent.
Veslerdrt)'- llniil, 4 l-nrlns:s.
Yesterdav's leannit-boa-s- statement showed
clearings SS.o7S.2t2. baiance- M-C.2C7.
Treasury Stiifrnirnr.
Wi sh'nirton. Aur I2. tvallab'c cash tal-anc-,
1130,123,333. uolil. 1I-7.iSJ.1S7.
liar sisrP.
New York. Aus 12. Bar sllr-r. 554c
linden. Aus. 12--Bar slher 2Vd-
I 11m
8 Capital, 3
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Will be pleased to have a call or to correspond with those con
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Lonn7.n r.. Mnriso5
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jami: i. ni:n.
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iMfi. mum v
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Companj
jamb a. ncTi.cn
Cnpltullst
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SHRINKAGE IN VOLUME
OF STOCK DEALINGS
l'ARTIAL HALT TN JJPECUL.
TIVE MOVEMENTS.
Disposition "irnerril to Take
Profits oil Kcccnt Consider-
able Advances.
Nov. York, Aup II There was a partial
lin.lt. In the Fpcciilatlve movement to-day
anil a con-idcrible shnnl.ase In the ol
urno of the ckMlinRs The new? of the
d.iy offerel no clear explanation of the
hesitation In th- market, but the disposi
tion was sencral lo take profits on recent
considerable advances.
Union Pacific's opening decline of a
point tv as cllecuve notice of this tendency
and the drop in Southern Pacific, and the
fall in tne Metropolitan Traction re-enforced
it nrforts were made to divert
speculative IVerest to new quarter-, and
there were occasional advances here and
there cf a point or more, but the move-m-nt
lacked enthusli-m. and was not
convincin-r to s-enlirntnt Keadinir was
tho-en for nn advance of a point, not
wlthstandinK reports in circulstlon that a
larj-e curtailment of anthracite produc
tion for Aurrust was Intended, and a total
Fiitpen!on of output for a large part of
September In contemplation.
COPPEft.
The strength of Amalr-amated Copper
resulK-d In a revival of the reseated
rumors of a -ettlerr.ent of the contentions
of copper Interest0. The Bmoltlns Hocks
and the lead stocks are up a:alti on nn
expectation of a fettle ment of the lead In
terest?, under to"d to bo under negotia
tion for some time past
News from the crop re-rlons was favo--able,
and ome of the unofficial authori
ties on whtat crop ilIsp.ir.iRed the exces
sive alarm over the ripenint: wheat. The
whett market Itself reflected an un'ettl--ment
ot the ("peculation there, baseii on
the damage report--, but the r'-actlon .n
wheat failed to benefit stocks to any ex
tent Atchison was the only one of th
Grur;'rs to how a d'-'trc'. of Htren-tth,
and its rise above SO v. as attributed more
to corn prospects than to wheat.
1'rltei States steel preferred -1.11 held
for onh i brief time above la-t nisht's
It. vol. and Fhov.ed the fffect of th" in
sistent rumors of cats In the rricrs nf
stetl product? There v-as -wne talk alt-o
of friction tetwetn the corporation and
the AmalKamated Association in the hoop
mills at Youne;-town.
I.l'tle aci-outit was taken In the stock
market of tho confuion which seemed to
exlt In th" forrl-tn exclnnc- market and
which led ultimately to the cancellation of
the enjrap-m-nl of -raid bars for export to
Ixndon. Althougn -xoerts of dometlc
products for July ncain how- a dee'ine
for the previous ear of WW), chiefly
lo breadstuff-, th" time is near now wh'n
a supply of cottoo bills may be looked
for In the e-ccharce market mikine the
profit on a cold shipment verv hazardous.
The ftinan sold shipment will affect the
sl.owin-r by the banks but the money his
continued to flow- to this center from the
let' nor. anl a further eain Is look for In
to-morrow's bank statement. An effort
-vas made to rally the late mirket bv
markina up Southern Pacific to B'. but
th.u stock fell back when the Metropoil-
tan Tractlt ns showed renewed weakness. 1
and the c te-inp was .lull nnd easy j
llnnds were irreirular Tctal sales, riar
I valre. S2.tejW). I'nltrd State3 bonds were
u.....i-v.. .. .i...
e-sv Inrk Curb snrl-et.
niTPl'IIU1' SPI-CIAI-
i Nc-v "i ork. Auc. 12 Oatside securities wer
1 whirled al-eut In-Iay on tie curb In a man-
rr- suce-tiv- r,l tn- dajs two jears aico. Th
iesture f the market was a senattirul mash
irr I sejoard slw:V. presumiMy fer th"
punms of Itw&r. a market In which to un
J,d some of th- Vt'lllloms-Mlildenjorf holdlnp,.
which were freed by the failure of tbs Laden
burr, Thalmann & Co. syndicate to exercise
FINANCIAL.
CANTILE 'TRUST CO. 1
EIGHTH AND LOCUST, ST. LOUIS,
Mion
GENERAL TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
DEPARTMENTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE1
DIRECTORS
c. r. niiM
Gnnss-Lnnirenbcrc lint Co.
iiRMir ghiesi:dif:ck, .jk.
.SntlonnI nresrlnj; Co.
n. c. Knucs
Caiiltallst
n. SCIIMIIMC HEn
Attorney nt I.nsr
W. J. KISKI.I.
Ilnnlc-s nnd Klnsella Coffee Co.
nMnif-OV McIILLlV
flanker, ?.eiv Vorli Cllr
C. II. 3IeMILUX
Sprrelnrj-
WILLI M MrriTT
AiHlstnnt Treasurer
CEORCE D. MMIKHn -IV.
II. Mnrkham A. Co.
EIGHTH AND LOCUST, ST. LOUIS.
lts option to buy a lar-r- block of the stock
at 20 f.ir the r.retemt en." -O ? th emmor-
I The principal movem-nt to-day was In tho
Preferred Ne-irlv ..C"-' shares of the pr--f'rred
and 4.0C) of the common chanred hands
The ireferreil sa- run up to 23tt. but slumped
toward th clo'e to 2". anl the last sale --ra.
at 21 Th- cc-n-non clo-ed at l'l-. There was
consllerable Irlerest anl pems activity In
Southern Pacl-lc fref-rred The stock ad
vanced to 1I3 clo-ln-r at 113'-. A market
was made for Wabash- 1'lttsour-- terminal bonds
for the flr-t tune to-dav The Trst s sold at
S3 Nortrern Securities showed continued
strength anl sold at 102H-
rorelsrn nxehanee,
rtepc---ed by Krancls. llro & Oj . No S4
North Fourth -tr-srt. t Lcul-:
Prim- .terllu:. cables 4 SCSiM MS3: ch-cks
4 vsjotri ss;; cc days 4 '333S4 f.13
t'onmerclai sterllrir. c.hecs 4 SSH: t3 daj-a
4.s5'. '..i daj- 4 SIS
ll.-aln bill. 4 e-'
'otton bill- 4 54"i
Usrker-' Part-, cables l.Wi. checks 5.15 13-18-CO
days 3 IS 1-11
Commercial Irerch francs, checks 5.17 7-18:
fo da j s 3 is '.
Commercial 9-vl" francs, checks C.ll'j: M
caj- 3 13 13-16
Commercial rl-rian francs, checks .17"i: td
dav- 3 U1,.
Parkers' P.oilmart..-. cables 33 3-15: ch-cks
S3 7-15 i. days 94 15-15.
Commercial r-lch-tna-ks, check- S3 1-16- 63
dai.. Jl 13-!'S(-,; ., ,av. 31",
Uankars' Dutch ruililer-. checks 43-"i: 60 days
4'.ft4 3-l
CcrnmercUl Dutch guilders, ch-dts 4-3 516:
t( davs 41'.
Jlarkct barely steady.
St. I.onls Cotton Market.
Spot nark-t cjuSet anl unchang-d. ta'e-. fO
bales Quote.
Ordlnan i
llotxl ordinary 3-,
IJv. mldJhns y.
lllddltae " ;o !
:si.i mildllnc ij.
.Mlddllnic fair "1,1;
Tlnces anl stains, -.fi"ic cf.
Oalv eaton 'pet market steady, middllnrs
K'V-c. sal-s rs I as.
New Orleans fcpot market qu'et: mlddllcrs
Memphl- Fpot market s-eadv . mldJHnss ID'ic-
Ic-lpts at prlrclpal points
Calvebton. 23 bales.
N-w Orl-an- 27s bas.
r-avannah. 157 tales.
Norfolk. 21 bale.
lloust' 1. 52 laic-
W-mphis. 1 balfs.
Net rec-lpts at all United 5-tate. ports U
seven days vrcre 5.773 bales, asalrgt 7.3 rah
fo-
a ivk apo and 1.143 bales In 1-3; exports 13,-4-2
bil'. against 8 35-3 bale- In 1501; - ocks 731 -HZ
bales aialn-t -i37 bsle, n 1-03,
-. ivuis warenous- statement:
Thls Last
Year. 1 ear.
. 1.2S3 11.713
' 37.271 jj.'sij
. 301
. 30.012 57.1-3
. S.52I 1.431
2T .. ..
.23.4nt 735.S.-;
731
Ftock- on hind Fept. j
Net receipts
Net receipts sine- Sept. 1 ....
Net shipments
Net rhipnents si-ice Sept. 1....
stocks on hand
Ores- recelrts
(Ircss receipts sine- Sept. 1.. .
Grc-s shlp-n-nts .
Gross shipments since t-ept. 1...3:S,3 547, 57
llr Telecmiili.
New Tork. Auc 12. Cotton Spot oulet; 1)
points decline, mlilllnc uplands 10 7-:. m!d
dllrc Gulf IO.Mk: sales 437 bals mtur-s cl'-l
lead. Sept JS3c, Oct. 3.W. Nov r-s-e. Tec
3'-c Jan 3 67c, Keb. so-. March J7Tc. April
fl 73c. May V 7c The cotton market openrd
stady at a declln- of 2 point- to an advance of
1 print c- Jut abuut as dL- on the cables.
CrrtlnLed llKht showers -ere -ei-orte.l frcm lie
-ectlons eal of the Mls-islpp!. but, on the
whole, the weather nap was considered fav r
abJe. and there was very mtie buying power
l-l ir.e market, v-ric-i soon alter the call L-san
to work down and In an Irrepuiar way reach d
a net d"-Hre of about o'ti7 pjlnts Jut befre
mldlay on a flurry of eelllni led by New Or
leans. Later there was a rec-.very to about
th- openlrjr fsures en covering by room shorts,
but the market In the mid lie of the afternoon
nzaln weakened on New Oriean- s-mnir. ard
the operations cf Iccal profe-slo-ial Inter-s.s
and reacted to about the prevh us tiw pont
The clo-e was up a point or from the low
est, and steady at a ret decline of 2fJ7 point-,
hale- were estimated at 73s-o tialeg
Liverpool. Aus 12. Cotton quiet: prices eas
ier and unchanged Th- -as of the day w-re
R ..! tllfV, l.f WH',h 1t. . m frt xnm..li.t.
an.1 export, and Includ-s 3;o American. I!
teipts 1. ', lndud'njr American. Futuies
opened fiulet and steady and clo-ed quiet
American mldUni- tr. o c: auk 3 !d. Aur -s-ept
". 62J. r pt Oct 5JEW; Oet-Nov 31.
Nov Dee ' 2SJ Ijec -Ja-. 5.2T.I. Jan -Pep.
3 211. Peb -March 3.2M: March-April 3.211.
Nw Orl-ars Aus. 12. Cotton futures auT-t.
AUI-. 10 22$ia23e. S'ept. 9 7173 72c: XX. 7 1'T
? Me; Nov 0 45ij sr. Dec '. 473 4c. Jan. 3 32
ft34e: March D 511x3 fiCc. rKJt essy iUs 3:ri
ordlnan 7 13-lCr. rood ordinary 3Sc: low mld-dllr-t
5--.C- mlddlln? lo-ke; go.-! middling
H 11-lv- middlinc fair 13 13-15c: receipts 273.
stocks 36.533.
The Visible.
New Orleans. Ia. Auc. 13. eecnitarr Hestcf s
Surplus, 1 Miiiions
DAX C. XTGEXT
II. usent A- Dro. Dry Goods Co.
iiAnnr sco.li.i
Scallln-Gallasrfaer Iroa Co.
convi n. spesceb
Capltallat
' JOSEPII SPICGELnAXTER
rhralclnn
Jon. s. scLtivAjr
Solllvan Saddle Tree Co.
FCSTCS J. WADE
Prealdent
J. S. Tl'ALKCR
Ely A Walker Dry Good Co.
GEORGE XC. WILSON
Ice President and Treasurer
f".m'.ci.-.rh9 "orld's -rlslbl. ntrulT of cot-3?7.,?-s-i-r'?sl-.",m
i-457- last week, of
.his 5-d.S.l Is American cotton.
EcC.
rtEPUBIJC SPECIAI
New Tork. Autr. 12. Errs Receipts 1.2ZI
cases. Ths weatier was brlrht, cool and dry
and gave holders a favorable opportunity to
move out torno of their storaro stock ani
i,?F 2 '"'S' ?n ,h mariet for fresh, am
with demand thus aJIected and receivers anx-
J.ZJZ2 Z ?rf2 ln-'tle.ri aa to auallUes was)
demani-d by tuiers. and the sales of reevilar
?.i?f '- -37I tbs wide Irreiulantr notel
jestenlsy. Cheap stock, aach as dirties and
vAestem bst 13c: fresh Western turtles uai5M,c
Other cuotatloas uacharu-ed
.oJjS1--". 4;ty Mo" AJe el-Egs firm; Mis
souri aj,d Kansasi. new No. 3 whit-wood cases
included. 1ijc per doz.- cats count 13Ac per
.Ti,.,c?'fr',l,nl,1 er dcz less.
Philadelphia. Aug:. 12. Errs firm: cood li
qu.r' n-ar-by arsis 13c: at tt ma.-k. West
ern firsts 13i2N: at n-arlt
Chicaso, Aus. u. Ees steady; at carle,
casea Included. 12317c a u.
Dried Frnlta.
New Tork. Aur. ir The market fcr evapo
rated apples continues steady, with demand
J!5M: eommen are quo'ed at 435HC. prime at
585c. choice at 6VJ6c anl fancy at 7S7,c
I.ujers of niunes appear to anticipate a lower
ranee of prices when the shlnnlrr- ---.-m eirl
opens, an are malntatnlrs a conservative atti
tude, with takings limited to Immediate requirement-
Quotations rarge from 2c to 6lc.
aco rdlns to grade. Apricots still meet wita a
moderate tlemand for future -htpment, and advice-
fn-m the coaat Indlcat- firm primary
markets, choice are quoted at SWQIOc, extra
chclre at W.eiO'ic ana fancy at llij:3c. Peach
es are very quiet, with spot prices practicallT
nominal extra choice are qjoted at Sc aaJ
fancy at S"i'3i:c
Coflr.
..Tv'e Tork. Auj. 1Z- CofleeSpot IJlo firm:
No . Involc- S'c: mild firn; Cordova 3tjai3c.
The market for coffee futures opened steady at
uncharged prices to an advir.ee of 13 points
on nrmer French cables and reports of fro-t
In the irterlor of Santos. Demand was pood
wl.h the advance rumors calculating; that fur
ther adverse reports were comma; In from Bra
zil as to the new crop outlook. an while Hrc
zillan receipt- continue fun the matket showed
tlrmn s a'l the s-sslrn, closlnir steady at a net
advance of 15 points. Sales 131 730 bars. In
cluding At., at 6 S0c: Sept. 6 43c; Ot, it
6,-. Dec 6 7506 3-s-j March 7'5'aT2r-. April
. 3VS..3JC, May 7.2337.4CV. and July 7.40Sf?.5sc
Ilulter nml Cheese.
New York. Alc 12. Ilutter firm- tr-et prlcev
extra ram"ry. 17i,8!'c. latt-r very hiah lots
c.ficlal prices r-main unchanged. Cheese crm-r:
State full cream, -mall, colored, fair to fancy.
.4WSKC. small white, pocr to fancy, iltsc;
larKe. color-d and fancy TUBSc. lars- white,
poor to fanc. 647i.e. " ""
Philadelphia. Aus 12. Putter steady: fair de
mand, extra Western creamery ic. extra near
by print- 2CC. f"hees Arm. cood dmand: N-w
toTK iuii crean-s. cnoicc to fancy i'-fiav c;
fal- to poo.) 74iiv-.
Chlcaco. Aur. 12. Ejtter firm: creameries
13tfl7'c. dairies 12&l3c. cheese steady 7liiSSc
Dry Goods.
New Tork. Aur. 12. The dry goo.;, market
his shown no Increased activity Jobbers are
awattint; the arrival cf buvers and are conl
uent of an improvement in th- demand from
retail sources with the becinninr cf the new
weK Cotton Koods remain Inactive at un
changed prices. Cancelations are already re
ported in certain men's wear Iln-s for nelt
spring. Yarns are quiet and unchanged,
saenr.
Ne-v Orl-ins. La., auz. 12. Surar -tronj:
or-n kettle 2113 3-160: op-a kettle c-ntrlfueal
3tr3c. centrifuffil whites 4sc: Tellow- zv.ct
t. s--jii.ia --.I..-.V j.-jirt-s nominal open
kettle 2925c: centrifugal 13313c Slrun nominal
20r23c. New Ycrk. Aus. 12. Fuear Paw strcne- filr
r-tln'rjr 3 11-16C: centrlfucal. &6 test. 4 3-lttd
4v.r rnolas-es -nrar 3 7-lc; refin-d flrm;
crushM 5.c: powdered 3-3fc. rranulated 5.2bc.
Flnxseeil Ojnotntfons.
PFlPUnLIC SPECIAL-
Chicago, ill . Aurr. 12 Flaxsd -a-ier Prleea
Tiere nomlrullly lc below vestenli's fliruree
No. 1 Northwestern was SL25t t, s.YTuthwest
ern St.15. and i-ept. si IS Receipt- h-re wers
1 car. and s at Duluth. Mlrneapoli- shlppe.1
1 car. Duluth 177.733 bu. Argentine shlpm-nts
I2I.VO bu Duluth stocks d-crea-ed 20o,3 tu.
Turpentine end Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. Aus. 12 Turpentine flr-t.
33'tC: ro-ln firm. A It i; S2.30; D S2 33; E S2.43
y S2.43 G S2.30. II $2 70: I S.T.3-): K J3.C3: M li:
N Jl. W is SI 33. W. W SI6U -.-"-..
N'e-v Tork aur. 12. Itosin quiet Turpentlns
quiet, 51itl6a4C.
Petroleum.
on ntv. ia-.
.. Aus;. li Cre,llt Mlance .I0;
bid. Shipments I33.2CS- averar
r"wiiiirtte nuiiHi. onipments I3.2C5- averar
"-.."'" ".- .raKB si.; snipm-nts.
Lima. 61 fsj- averaE- 62.IH. runs, Uma 73.2S3:
average (3.716. -. .
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