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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
Nv telegram.

Neu York July I9.-Tc-iay's events Z, the
regular Inruences bearing upon the marie; we're is
numerous and conflicting. Wills speculation much
points higher 20 points lower. \ quick chaase
q fror; on the part q LIVERPOOL created DIS
,rus; local b;.fl circles and later s5aInretIed
longs In an excited dash IL unload cotton accumu-
lated I'm yesterdays trading The bear faction
vigorously hammered the entire list. though
directing efforts more especially against the
Aueurt option witch for weeks Pas; has been
tract tumbie,. PROBATIONARY 20 81 oc. with ths
new crop options following 81 a lively rate.
abroad fe break in ire Ens " maks sS %ss
variously attrbuted TO the declaration o: war
ish crop reports from ii. south and 70 the ee apr
pearance % large selling order. from America
The decline here ceased. follow ag rally OF 4
points abroad From SO Aus. here quickly
She; W to = aSc after which there aHota~r
weak spct u-der fresh general selling. With
Aus, finally resting at SI5c. L.: the early after
noon shorts became apprshcnsive. end, in
deavoTinE t. take prof;s. forced the summer de
;ivery TO 8. 30 hut once more I'cudat'ou swep,
prices downward and; during IA, asst h,ur. fqc-
the talent especially iE control of the market
ceiling her" on al the steadieT Intervals The
market finished the day steady in tGne with
hitting u;Isnds "a: DO Gun iGie sal sales ! ss
hales Futures cIcse-i steady: Julv enc; Aug.
T.: Jan. s.i9r. Feb s.eIc: March SIC: April
vices higher. American rnidding. fair 8 7-lsd:
ecol yniddlirg :. sgd: midtlng 6 l.-@1d: good
narv T.-s2d The sales Of the day were 500
hass q which % wsr. for speculation and ey-
Jl-S, AMI included :. 80 American. Receipts !! 90
all American. Futures opened firm and closed
har,Iv steady. American mtdiiirg. low -nIi5dling
clause: July ; u SD .i.ily Aug in-S+d =;
kut.-s-e,t l1-S4t h. Ssft--Or:- 5SSiFi 5g-..t
=. Oct Nov .i-5t q Nov.-Dec. S7-sis7i g.
tiI D. Dee jan 33s!5gt sid b: Jan Feb
g f.6i Ss-e41 r Feb, March So-s4at 3i-ssi
y MarcN April 23-slf; aA-6iI h.
New Orleans. July i3-C0tton quiet: sales g,
ha'es. ordinary : II-lsc good or'irarv ss.c low
ruIidiirG life: uiddiing n Sic; coed rnid-
dling IL lie l,ldlirg fair u IL &C. receipts -.
stock g. -9cI. Futures steady. July i0.21c b.; AuS
g &c: Sept. astS So: oct S1i@'s. 15c: Nov sm
- SO. Dec. SGisIS0lc: Jar. SOFAS &c; Feb. %
@Se'c. March So5G>oec; Apr! SC7as-esc: May
) $40 : i0c.
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Foreign Exchange.

There was a fair demand r. foreign exchange
End the market irregular. Short sterling
higher. long sterling lower. and Cont
r-Etal fairly steady
d r Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rate,
as follows;
g.: g. da-s 4. Ss2s a.
commercial bankers checks +s7isai.: 60 days
sSii- ., dayS i.s2is
Grain Mills i.S.H's: cotton hills 4.ssI,
BANKERS cables BIB. checks 5.lSss. 81 DAYS
3 ISL fsl-iS
CorErlercilI French france CHECKS 5.I5-: ai-is:
G. ravs ; IS. 6&,Uf-IS
swiss francs checks 5.,?ss7l-i6; CO days 5.2e,s
GLE.
Ea-kcrs' rcichuaris cables 3s2sI7-i6; checks
:, Numerical reiehna.k checks % I-Iean; 60
Cnvs - 7-l6: 20 DAYS a i-iSGt.
Bankers Ouch guiiiers. checks ~ tic. 60 Cav,
Z i-iG6.s.
Commercial Dutch guilIers. checks - s-isgl:
c. DAYS 20 15-;6R$0.
Market short sterling higher: long sterling
lower.
. nrinental fairly steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

HO,iS-The Tarke: orensi about - higher than
the clos" Wsdres3ay. 4, other words. Il Has
steady with "Wednesday morning and about p;
lower than the close Of last week. The IIlck
action tho part % the prov. sion trade has
kept the hog market guessing Tor two months:
6.d :he trace Is guessing Still The hogs sof
at narrow range. with quality cutting more
figure than weight Butchers. shippers and pack
wee buying. but he tTGoe leCam- slower
a.ter the bIiS Vi tia early arrivals had been dis
pl~el Of.
All the butcher hogs COS: ssI5 swift & 60
houEht top hogs at -. which made small
heavy drove cost s-2l. also SO head. 81 lbs.
average, Sis TGs cleveland hogs for q.
r. Sw It a. Co averaged l59 lbs and IS Is.
The Nelson Morris 4 GO. Grove Averaged 2sl lbs.
ard cost sS.lJ.
The bulk al the hogs, the piss and the strictly
low-grsie offerings not Considere. sold at * -
TO ..i5 sXaiEst so 10 s. Is On "Wednesday.
i!.s and Light lights. 81 {, Us lbs. average. a;
81 - u Sis. according 10 quality. lgEt h IS 30
"a lsa lbs. scId AZ $40 - SILT. the bulk At
500 70 80. Is. Medium weights le' 70 80 lbs.
sold at 500 to s5l5. tn. bulk going a, s. 10 4,
s. 10 The heavy cul!s sold a: g ., to s. anl
fair 10 best heavy hcEa at sos 10 3. .. Good
mixed hogs a; s. % TO Ss.l. and common TO far
mixtures sold at &.sJ 10 81 %.
" .a
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rade t,aS.iu.

The crop situa5Ian abroad as rs-or.., =,
MAJ. 4GNlc's oTIWn from Eurauca, 1sv-. ~
tf'''N pal :. slii'ns. IS thus -eyc.fp. Iv a -
Louis miller 'Eavora1lo weataCr has sctae-,,..i
f.t-it afiVtfe; Gig,rumirlnE, U.!le NOW a sa--v-
ltctHf3 crop - looked tur. PERHAPS not o7lir.
W l" u" avs;-I-e. Ia Germany ~hr.- sd
'ae winter mich ie;'er than re. uaicr vas
tr:Zeh .ut - great INteu: and vail sn.v- a d--
SldcI shortage All vegetation is -a.c. hut y.iTa
slit S-t.!A- IN Austria lt"nEa~ ~ yrasr- = ara
lnHcA improved No cause 10y special clinrlar--s
IN kouIrani4 and other DaHUl,.an countries ms.
'Aceient harNests are now n prugr.ss ~ ox-
l-ctec- turkey the sane way. Russian fen,--s
on ~" Whole ara e1u-- -HiEi.r- prices have
rfoLgnt forth more LIBERAL Shipments IRON tf!at
country WEir. Is said :. contain large reEa-,a-
ron Hast Yeas r"c"rd crops In AL oii.r Es.-
!opcan '"uutl!ss the prospects, while no. I-il-
comment.
The steady Weakening in the Paris wheat
market can hardly Ice wondered at as The
french trade believe now Their crop will be
lMe supplies. - meet al home requirements
and possibly srate something To- export. Esii-
iates On their probable crop this gear have
ieeu raised very inaterial.y =. S-urSs IN seven
reich markets on July ! were 49,. 50 hu.-
3.alZ.Ha hG- 1T Paris ~ rTn-a gaiust rg6.rl4 ly
on June J. nn1 l.ltAJs' hu on Iulv !. lSgs
Tho Gin -il1.ti Price current does not lrf-a
one bit from The position it has taken on tGa
plotatie wheat crop Z this country. Il saws
Wheat Indications mslH'a aimed and possible sur
ihuS eNc"cai1C any yearly exports. ana then
10 i.lak" assurance dpghlr sure regarding spring
wheat. ~ MARKS: There were good rains in eX-
IRENE NuEthwcsr ycsteri.y.' Of tn. corn c.,yu
crop or better is Indicated. a. rains had given
important relief
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

Res. SHIPS
80 ...r-. -.------.--..s. -. o.
sheep
ii,F~'N ana iluiHS ~ cd
tAiTl.E-Natiyc Reef Caf'.r Trade \ vsrr
Egh' run IA tn - division fH-lav. clnsstiHg u a
miscellaneous class a.; ratt." - fair 30 Infduin
ctarHrt.F- Demands were urgent from al Guai
tFIS 'hd an excellent CLEARANCE. was !f.i-''-
IN snort order BEEF buyers were wiling takers
at strong prices and butcher rlU ant n-iir-
Traders were forced qua on 81 - joe IN or
der to transfer ""Uership- 4 fFw country st4'k
cattle buyers arrived UPON the egei.@ and relieve!
tho slow. dull movement IN that tranch some
what but values Nrf" ~ better taaJ. stea'y
'alyCS and bulls bold firm an. mich cows found
Strong. aSgr"ss!F" inquiry Il we'll sustained
basis.
sales included beef steers. g. 20 go lbs Az
eraEs. al - 10 81. butcher llNs and heifer- at
10 to &-sf stock steers an! fe'-!-rs at 3 -
O. S--l. steel; COWS and Refers At s. E" -.
veal calves a. Si5J 10 :5-ss. balls $ 70 81 -
and ElIDeTs ~ SIS to SIS per and calf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

SogtheTn Cstt;~ III ;~!,n Il fair days business
cei5ts amounting g. y carl aus ~ which -
came from tho Indian Teru.ry. j. from Texas
and fr m Arkansas The four days ars.vsls
chow an aggregate Z 80 ears which Is more
than vtr" received Daring any eHtiT- week sigca
the middle o. February. TheT- was nothing On
offcr to-day that attracted parti '.ar .elticn.
" Their quality or ilGisn and the general av-
eTaga would harii- class medium Values
rli.i steady 20 strong. and N some cases were
thought 70 b. a little higher.
Arkansas bulls ART cows sold az 81 Texns
and Indian Territory calves. IL 20 IsJ lb=. aver
age sold at S 50 st.@5 per head. bulls 50 81
g. 81. staes and oKeE AT SO 20 $40. cows ard
heifers at $50 - 81 i. and steers. ca to /. js3
lns sverase. az - % Ai.la.
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OAK WANTED.

Once Of the Commissioner OF Supri,e-.
City Hall. July 70. 1900
Sealed proposals Will be received by tbs
Undersigned 10 be opened at his Office az y
O'Clock on - -
MONDAY NEXT. THE BIRD INST,
For furnishing the Water CORNERSTONE
with oak lumber as per Reduisit.on No. sc
on file IN this Office.
Certified check for Son0, made payable %
Undersigned. must ace -npany each bid.
can AZ Commissioner OF Supplies Tor
blanks and other information
Bids must be in duplicate, free from az
iteration or srasure, and 20 both the orig
inal and duplicate must he attached a copy
Cs this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or erasurs
thereon will he rejected.
The COMMISSIONS reserves the right 70
reject any and all BIDS
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioner Of Supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
MEL SON KNOWN IN CALIFORNIA.
Kentucky Train Robber Served
Term in San Quentin.

Chief OF Detectives Desmond yesterday
received a letter from the Chief of Police
OF San Francisco. Cal. sts ting that John
Nelson who is wanted IN connection with
the Wicklife. Ky. train robbery. is quite
well KNOWN cut there. having served term
in the San Quentin Penitentiery ON Anil
6 1885 he was sentenced to the penitcn-
tiary in San Bernardino for six years under
the name of c. y. Barnes. for robbery. AT
that tirre he was % years old lie was re-
leased from San Quentin on June s. 1890
The police here have no idea where he is
The detectives who were on the pursuit
have abandoned the chase and the police
are at sea concerning his whereabopfA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

forenoon under foreign ard lprni selling prompt
Ell by heaiish European market cables and an a.
sence OF speculative support. Later the rna-ke:
r-acJo. on covering. friendly cables from Brazil
and the frnlssss in the spot department. Mar
ket slallv tui-ei strong n the las: five min
utes active Covering closing iir-l n tone with
prices points higher TO points ne lower. Total
SEES G5c. Sept. +SlS soc. Oct. S5ra SS1c. Nov.
SG5c. Dec. su4S. SIC. Jan. &c. FEB. s.s5c. March
8 e1sfa Loo. Nav sO5 10 2Hc-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
WEEKS TRADE IN IRON.
Prices Have Finally Been Forced
to a Business Basis.

Cleveland. O.. July 1s.-rhe Iron Trade
The last week has been without doub-
she mos. active Of the year IN finished
material. The significant facc established
by these transactions IS that II basis has tsen
reached or which bUsi1tss will re done and
that tine main obstacle for months has been
distrUst Of existing prices and not such an
utter drying up Of business as some views
have Indicated. The mills have shown in
the contests Of the last week a disposition
To put prices where buyers want them and
the struggle for orders. In steel bars ard
IN plates contracts have been taken Mt
ord Of three years ago. taking account of to-
days cost FOR fuel. o-e ard lab1r. Sellers
have he'd to forget. that any such prices
we're ever on their books as were secured
with such ease nine and twelve months
ago. the main purpose being 10 end the
again In consider HE hlncf. II r. 20 be-
noted. however. that the very low prices
are on business which Will Yield early
long contracts on this basis, for there IS a.
strong leaning 10 the belief that later IN
teriai that for weeks has gone begging Ths
business Of las: week has been we'll scat
tered Construction contracts In the hands
Of bridge. boiler. tank and fitting works
have taken a large part OF II. Architectural
buyers have made a beginning Of new con-
tracing. the Chicago district reporting cor
are signs on all hands that buyers have
he'd off until the last moment. and that
tfs last week mas seen many coming
simultaneously into the market to cover
work actually in hand. on which bids have
been asked repeatedly IN recent weeks, but
without the placing Of orders.
THE piy-iron situation has not shown the
fexihility of certain finished lines IN tho
process Of reimbursement. but here also
values have shown further declines last
week. Northern irons yielding more rapidly
than Southern. 1T the prices now es:ab-
lished IL Is evident tha: more furnaces Will
soon be pat out of blast. many of them 70
stay out for months. Wage questions arc
arising az number of furnaces and re-
sistanCe OF the reductions proposed viii,
facilitate the bloyinE-out process The
July ! pig-ir0n figures dli rot show thu
expected restriction. but the stacks put out
this month will make n marked change in
the showing by August = The market for
BeSSciner iron remains at g stan6=ti!I and
there are several problems ahead OF tha
fJIrnacemen- Steel works have ys.: to take
out large amount of iron bought at ton
prices. and the question Of revising these
contracts is M. az is also the proposal for
the putting out OF portion of Tho steel
companies blast furnaces. along with m,
merchant furnaces. Two Lorain furnace,
have been closed down. and n number ~
valley furnaces will probably Quit hefor,
the end OF the month. In foundry iron
prices have fallen 81 ton at least in ths
week.
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Or, BCHAWMAM

Cures oil Ca-cnic Dscss@. Ir Ie.ctsc.e Curative
positively cure. Nervous Debt~ Seminal Wsssass. Lost
Manhood evils resut:ng ffo -outhf:i errors OF
in from .O to weeks IN ard constantly
siycrsed In the St Louis pac for forty and
has filled in curing tee "cr.: Cases Pne-, Five
Do:sr. risl package Dosr sufficient rhcw tst thu
Remedy VII. 30 az that Is afveTiss sold only By Dr. =
A. BoRNSNlS, No. 6.9 Ms.rRn street. St 1c-is, No
Es.au,ishrd Isl. Private Circular FREE
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Hides.
When sold round: Green-saltsi SC: Southern
Ci.c. Dry fin;-ChOice Texas IJc: average re
c"iP's &C. dry fallen itc: dry-salted I2c. When
81: dry Gint-No, ! i5ise: dry fiin.INo. IL.
.salted-No. l i5i-c. Dry-saitq..-Ne. ,IIisc.
inoG;ed lc less 'aan cured. par; cured &c less.
PrOyisiOns.
Fori,-Nar,et easy; Z. 0. b. sle. % Lard higher;
L. side prime steam Sc u; choice IS 80
Country Lard-sg6Sc. according 20 quality and
Country Racon--Fair average pieces Uniformly
larry cut ana poorly handed these sell on
G.een Hams. E;c-He!d IN car lots +. Q
= = side: Hams-lisnz- from &c 20 sac. cal
at ne Fro .hs Il BOX SIs'as s Ran ssoq has
hams az sr: bellies at Is.as&.c as in average:
y. s Nests BSd. lots: Extra shorts s;.c:
cribs 80: clear sides 7S.c: bellies 73sGsIsc as
IN aye>iss: Plates case Dealers charge higher
I:a1 ,,g raeats in a ,osbing wav:
tight hams l0iyailizc; California 7i.c as in
ssyerage; New York shoaiysrs rs. Plain smoked
sides 5'-c; bellies ssGs'tc. as in average; plates
n. r, Dealer. charge higher on small orders.
taI iS NETT NO isc' No 3'.c' pack
GTe2se5 gu! Brown 2.: yellow &c: white
Beef-Dn orders: Bb:d.-Mess 81 rs: Fulton Mar
ket 81. tongues at IS per doz.. aned a, 80
Poultry. Game and veals.
LIVE Pot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rcceIrts )
a5e tge:enS-Hsns e; Toush and heavy ro9st-
Siees' Sc. Spring chickens quoted at lhc per
70 spring ducks e17l.c. Spring geese 6G!si4c.
vEAIS- Choice TO fancy .l.as per h: fair Sc:
81 2isaie: thin ewes and Bucks 2i.aSc. s' cheioe
spring lambs 4aaisc.
Fruit. and Vegetables.
WATERNELONS-Ouo car lots on :rk:
good and at sl7sGisS 70 choice to fancy heavy
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Metal Market.

Nev York JULY la-Ietal@Tte London mar
k.t FOR TIN declined t! for spot and los for flu
rua,s TO-DAY. and closed easy in tone. The local
the bearish reports from abroad. Spot quota
lions the basis OF ssf 59T34 -s9iz. Pa
lures weak first half Of Aug. selling at SO.
Sept. offered a. s2i 20. Copper was IS lower IN
London and dull and unchanged here. at Sls-D
Lead and speiter rsiled duh and featureless at
s. s75 "a; 12i. ard san 22, respectively. All
iron AMI steel markets continued weak at res
terday's decline. The brokers' price for lead
was e 81 and for copper $3.50.
Coffee.
New York July is.-CoTee-Spnt Rio strong.
No. invoice l5-isc: mild quiet: Cordova SIT
1enc.- Futures opened steady. prices 10 to 20
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SHEEt'-The sheep market was Sow and dull
Coco r4uttun sheep sold about steady with
et1es' but lambs were 2Jc lower. The sup
pig Of sheep small, but a liberal number of
lambs arrived and the quality was ful!y as go.
as usual CEN lambs We're almost .asslabie aIfe
buyers are very particular L. throw all n
f"rior stock. The sto.ker trade still continues
With a good demand and small suppl sale.
sales included lambs 20 the mutton trad at
s. q II 81. mutton sheep s. TO gt.i1, stocks-s
at s. - "a s.. 80 and bucks az -. 20 Gs1.
IgafY. ~ me- "A Hale
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Range Of Futures.
Receipts and shipments.


FlaXseei futures were strong carly and
about lTliic above yesterdays closing
price. hut ri III. and of the session had los;
this advance aud quit . loser as much rs
& had Eair"d Tho market all the way
through was fcaCurclpss. with orly an oc-
caSinnal . trade ulpdr. Sept ODnnef at
S.+2ia end closed nj 81 - hid and sellers at
81 Oct. began n SIS. went To si3i ard
~ )ppcd IT fl.3f biG. and sellers at sia4
CASH No 7 Northwestern sold az 81 10 or
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No. Do Al, .s,4o for rev. ,79.,go Cater

No. Do at :si4c for new, e75c.ao Cater
c.ipleD :or old. No. a.. go.
IA firm Grade No 10 now readily ca :
able at 5sc f. side. SKID. lots on L-,ee sold
sc.
Elpt R-Not alone Was no business rerortsd
with Europe. but some nillerS dii even re-
,siNe It cable. which denoted very Indifferent
sentiment across the water. The domestic trade
vas iair. hut that the best t-r. COLD he
tdll- Quotations Oh soft winter wheat -four are as
follows Patent s. - a. y. straights So i0a3 -. es
ira fancy S.c5!.S 81. clear 81 ~ tl3 10, low and
tnetiam G.2S g2.b0 Hard winter In iure SKIS.
g 800 80 for bakers. 81 Soas Tor straights and
g 1850 fo- Patents.
RYE FDOUR-Jobhing at s. 30 in SKIS and 81 81
IN bbis
CuRNME.kL- 81 25G22,; pearl meal. sr!t, and
hcminy s. O.
llay- Received. So IONS local and 70 tons
through, shipped SIS tons. market duh: dcms 40
limited and only the best grades SouCHt after.
t-i.gs on trk- row range: Timothy xthli tor
gALiE". N3Tli for No 81. so III. % for ~ ..
9 s-lsli for No . Frairir-Sg f.r choke. 80
= tgI No SGI-s> :5r No. :. $500 for Nc
STR AW-Kye On trk. s5.5)as and wheat and
oHt. 81
LEAI'-Nn one Will pay over the trust price
Of $50. but on ;hsr hl-is the market Is steady.
lsssF ! o
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stocks of Grain I'm store.


81 LOUIS. i,,9J htls t1icag, q al thl.
Hstr".t. l.t1 Ibis: M..waUkse. 1850 hits. Min
'.eaEalis. - &C. ibis New York. aer3 :tls fS5I
SIS: Baltimore. :S:@9 bis New orleans. .s5
Ibis. ana - SKIS
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Sugar.

49, hnik. July Ia-Sugar-Fsw stro-g: fail
4rSc, Centrifugal. Ss test 45sc. Moissses
sugar 4lsc: refining firm
SeM ,ot.eans. July Is.-Sugar strong; cent'tfu-
quiet and Nominal
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Liverpool Market-Spo. business small and
prices lid higher, upls-ds s si-3.d: sales GNVo
bales Futures closed barely steady. July AZ
shi $: July Aug f-s4d n; Aig.-Sept. 1854
b: SeT'--Oct 5a-sid = Oct.-Nov. t41-sid s :
Nov--l,ec- Ss-5tf Dec.-Jan. Ss-s:d b.
New York Markets-Sr0ts easy but Unchanged:
niGiii1s Zoe. Futures closed s;sa6ier.
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The market. although 2i-c higher. was
quiet under light offerings. Shipments
amounted To 63.4A hi Cash was guOtaf,,e
~ SIS with none offered. Sent opened at
S.22i- bid and closed with sellers N g a.
oct started ~ s32Z'. and quit with sellers
- S."Iir CloveTssod market passed an
other lfciaS7 day. with M sales o. offerings
Contract on the spot duutahle at S. nominal
Is. oct. was also unchanged 1T 81
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1919 10 Ii. %

IS 20 1915 HANDS bulk of sales. iio. 90 to 1880
Buti o, sales represent r-lixet mules IN Arst
haid' Prices above bulk figures represent Srsr-
Class mules extra finish sad weight. strictly
3a'. Practically sland and classified.
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Tho provision market was quiet with
prices tending moderately downward ard
tho following rPdu"tiu9S were the net result,
Of the DAYS speculative business: Sept
PORK. Ic. lard. 1i-r. end ribs. &c Local re-
C"iptS Of hogs were 23.01A head. and at the
chief Western packing places the total OF
tn" DAYS run wac $40 as against 60 01O
the similar day of the year previous The
estimate IF the local run for tomorrow was
1900 head. Liverpool quoted lard 81 lower
Packers spoke well Of the domestic CON
sumptive demand. but all OF that for exnnrf
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Chicago July Bleed poultry Gull: turkey
Cue. chickens sizdsc t. 1i:fi.C
Butt-r. Cheese and Eyes.

New No.k. J.;v 10 Receipts Sos pigs.
firm: Western at mark liGlSc for average lots
western loss of lac. Butter Receipts 5-72S
factory iFQiec. Cheese-f;scspts s.Sis pkgs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
THE COTTON MARKETS.
The Speculative Markets Opened Bet
Ter, but Profit Taking
Prices Wee kened on

-. Louis THURSDAY. July 10 1870
TIE cotton situation started OF well and
n si- some gains early. bat a desir~ 10 take
Profits caused prices to fall ay.ey and gen
era! decline took place ~ New York. the lc.Sses
ranging from 10 points for late months and
i 10 Il for near by o-toDs. The selling con-
tinted q. day. ard there IN a!rnc,s. entire
lack a. support Sgots We're also wezker Liver
! '-ol higher S,- spots. and TIE future msrke,
was fairly active, hut closed TO points of
Local market no ssrse
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
Turpcnfinc and Rosin.

Turpen;ine and Rosin.
quiet.
Petroleum.
New York July 19.-PetroIs1rr steady.
cs o Gt FL 'q RIj f. ssa.-: 81.
Hides and leather.
New Yo-k. July Ia-HtiAs firm. Leather quiet.
Wool.
New York. july la-woCl dun
London. July ia-At the wool auction sale,
steady and secured woods were kee1iy cornre;.i
home trade. Sales in detail: View Ssut., Wales
st''l bales: secured S'zdllis 1yrs1: greasy 51,d9
10. greasy 7dgii Victoria son BALES ..roure,i
.s.dmlS !"d; greasy +ls4iI..i South Australia
bale: sc5urcI Is 1sfi.l- sd. Er4stv $;.a7Si,d
Cape o. Good Hone and Natal 10 bales. secured
Is 2isdIls III grrasy 3GSd.
California Dried Fruits.
New Y'riS July i.-1he urarke: for evn?crats;
apples rui-d rather Guist. bar abost STEADY.
mai. state cvapora,eI apples' cnmnaon. $50
SC; prime 2isl5'sc, choice 54sIsi-c; fancy .lfTtgc
Safyi d PGcs 500 Per n as to p sic
IJa.i7c. Ieaches-t'.eled lfGlss-. unpeelsd 5Gce.
Dry Goods.
New York. July 1s-There has been soma I'm
weather conditions. and business has picked up
some what. General conditions SIN quiet.
No change in prices = brown hle1chef or coars"
CoioTcd c1ttous. Prints dill Throughout ~ pre-
ictis prices. G.rEhaU- quiet. Print CLOTHS in
active for regulars. more inquiry for wide o.
ders. and market ste.uiy- American "ooIrn
Company officials state that il will TOT ousI
it's spring zines OF mems wear wcolens next Mon
Chicago Poultry Quotations
Chicago Jaly Bleed peg!try Gull: turkeys
Butt-r. Cheese and Eyes.
New Yo.s. J.;v IS F;ges-Receipts SOS pigs:
firm: Western at marx liglsc ior aversEe lots:
I.kgs firm. creamery 49, Va: current packed