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uoNEY LOANED sALAR1Ep PEOPLE.
Sstau merchants. tcamstecs and board
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names, without security: easy pay
ments TOLMAN. Room 10. Ito Main
Street.
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SPECIAL M1DwINTER PRICES ON
Reupholstering and Recovering Parlor
Suites, Odd Chairs, Couches, etc. All
the latest styles of covering shown, and
foreman call on YOU and give estimates.
CHAS. G. JURGENS' SON. Apply at
store, 419-421 East Broad Street, or at
factory. 1o3-111-113 North Eighth Street.
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AGENTS WANrID-

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AGENTS! BOOKER T. WASHINGTON;
has written his autobiogra ply, THE
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State of Firginia-City Of Richmond-ss:
/, VIM. NJ. Hill. cashier of the above
named bank. do so1emnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
WM. NJ. HILL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
Goth day Of February, 1901.
EDWIN PLEASANTS,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
GRANVILLE G. VALENTINE,
a. r. ELLERSON,
J. NJ. FOURQUREAN,
JNO. S. Elicit,
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REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE SECURITY BANK OF RICH
OF VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS FEBRUARY 5. 1901. MADE
TO THE AUDITOR on PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF VIRGINIA.:
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LEGAL NOTICE.
{IIRGINIA-IN THE FLAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1901:
James Bellwood ................P Plaintiff
against
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Rail
way Company and ais. Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to remove
cloud upon the title to tract of 435
acres of land in Chesterfield county, Va,
lying between the Petersburg Turnpike
and James River, about six miles from
the city of Manchester, known as the
1adill and Drewry's Bluff tract, and sold
and conveyed in 1899 by George A. Madil.
to James Bellwood.
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that the defendants, Ferdinand
Beach, George L. Catlin, James Parker,
John S. Primrose. ]. G. B. Woolwortl,
". Howard Glider. John c. Short, Oscar
II. Short and Chauncey D. Short, are not
residents of the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that they do appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest herein.
A copy-Teste:
P. p. WINSTON, Clerk.
VIM. L. Royal. p. q.
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. UPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
y STATES-No. las, OCTOBER TERM,
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BANK staten ENTs

REPORT or I II = CONDITION OF
8 THE NATIONAL BANK Sc 0t,@k, ,s,11I,
GINA, A,r RIGHMO4SD, n p
81 STATE Or VIRGINIA. a III Z.
CLOSE OF, BUSINESS FEERUSAR4&
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13
TO FLOUR DEALERS.
once of Commissioner Of Supplies.

City Hall. June Il. 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned. TO be opened at MS ONCE at
NEXT. THE nth INST.
For supplying the PoOrhouse and House or
Refuge with -four for three months. begin
ming ON the 9th day of June. lDl. and end
ing on the 18th day of September. iyl. Inc
flour to be clear in quality and equal to
II. Louis Merchants Exchange standard Tor
extra fancy.
The estimated amount required during the
aforesaid three months is as foiloWS:
For the Poorhouse. Loo more or less bar
reIs inspected clear"
For the House of Refuge. 30 more or less
barrels inspected clear"
The -four Is to be furnished In weekly m
stallments. or in such quantities and at such
times as may be required by the officers in
charge, and must in all cases have the ST
Louis Merchants Exchange Board Of Flour
Inspectors brand thereon. showing II 10 be
sound" and not inferior" to above-men-
toned grade.
Separate bids will be received for each in
stitution.
Zach bid must be accompanied by a certi-
titled check to the order OF the Undersigned
for Slo as a guarantee that In case OF its
acceptance the bidder will within five days
from the award enter into contract and file
a bond In the sum OF $1,000. with two or
more good and sufficient securities. to be
approved by the Mayor. for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
The flour is to be in new Kindred bar
rels. round hoops.
The Commissioned reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
All bids having any alteration or erasuHe
thereon will be rejected.
Printed forms and any other
required will be furnished on application at
this office.
Ridders are invited to be present at ssss
~ FRED c. MEIER,
Commissioner Of Supplies
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

FEATHERs-In demand: steady. Prime live
e. ssef in y, .ms sinai &c 'f Is lars. rs; IN sk. i.rs sa : ss,, .s a,s srsy
o * sssa'f l.: XIX sSrt ,sgasjj, Xxx w ,os1sc; NM; 6;
Scss e SO aa .ssi mi r &c: d .ai a aaa pointers &C.
u. Tss.: = sSie: . .nislops &c peer per- i fssini fo sss e &c
,s sa5Er P sa :mo5 T y soo P.lss =, o. I,m % se :;
DRY ss1ck. fallen; ETC. sasc Per r. :, 800
:. .Sl ,s ie:t sold ssss se s,1D =; ss a &c; ;ssses apple al 's q Esso:
:'se: r si sesss o. sla roe. st. c. bark sas' o sn Re. s,. e:
blood z,sc: biuenas &c; skuilcap leaves &c; sassa-
sTocK EEEssE.%siDpesrwm auo.abl. nsr.:
Gay peas nv a.ssS ot s. : sa!.s,iss s'% "on nSa.f w."
IN cA ssr Ias.i bE snSs ,d,. 81 % , pss nr- Les. rsr prime
IL;ZR. SIC: boiled &C: ic per gal.
-s!!: IS; sie'e. s s.!ic. e. md ,: ss!:. e: e 's &c;
,HEMPsEED-Latest sale at S,.759s per 10,
DRIED Fsu1r-euo,.: App,e.-Evapor...a
i He ps g aaeS al So:rt suna SSS4e Gu snSp. q. 4 1laS
Sc for Gocd-inferior less. Pesches-Fsncy evap-
GRATED unpes,ed halves at &c and sun-dried at lie
pRiEb GREEN PEAsE-Jobbins from s,or. a,
W ii : FEE sE .lSi .Ri's H pc. bean. in /.
, ,ssssn.a . =. I, from Ss@ su .'0 cou q, e Il siS Il Bs per S Su /;
Lima beans Al 7x9sc per ID
demand: oaerinss liberal; gray mixed 1,sqise:
gray, brown and black i&6ac: brown and black
mixed Ix61c: machine. picked.x AZ aa3hc; Xxx
At sHS+c o;c. Xxx at s,t9I S;.c XX : at S@e'se'
EMPTY BARREtSJCoal oil. turpentine and
gasoline Sc: vinegar eoc: black oil 4c: iinseed.
light OIL and varnirh &c: sugar i5c: whisky SIC:
&C.: n mols Ssas; S sse; T iars i e: 's ss: ise Oh s'f for p, &c n
broken head or stave: &c on for each hoop misA-
-BRooMcoRN-In fair demand and ..esey:
S. SSo' choice pei Short sSn; green eem% STSsh :. al IS. wv Ia"
~BoNEsAChoice bleached at SIS per ton: other
kinds from so to So. -
scRAP IRoN AND AEIAl(Per TO- 's ~
steel 3oc-breakase SOC: stove sOc: burnt soc: light
brass ESQ: heavy brass 81; copper S3; zinc
Is: lead $50: pewter u2.
HIGHwINES-Steady on . basis OF IL" per
TAGGING AND TIEs-BagEing-lk-lb. sHc:
elb. SIC: 3ix-lb. &c. Ties 81. Irvine &c.
POPCORN ION Cob)-ouote range from Sc fof
LUMBER-FTom nrst hands quotations range
lE62-inch at tssase and q 21.inch and
: sns ST. 4 81 sl g s1 sns Is ana s, se' sHs ana al up a q
szsas and s1Gis. osk-Pisin-sawed inch At cs9
8 and sia; y to 2 inch At Ssaa3 and So :hs
60, 9uerter-eswed. red. inch S80S and SIS: X
tongue. At 90. A.h-I-inch at s.ias and SIS:
= and Sc Black walnut At IS and IS and SO.
cui!s At 81: Hickory at S:s and so: hickory ..ies
ssc ga each Sss acco ~ INTO e :na 'l syesimso Hs.; a. Il s a,f fo se
merchentahle stun: do. quarfer-sswed at SsAdz5
and 81. Cottonwcod-Mi run at si:6a3: box
boards az inches and over, At g: gum at ssas
and $1s63o-choice Louisiana worth more. Maple
al Soe ootG Orders h1aher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13
EHPTY FLOUR BARRELS FOR
SALE.
Office of Commissioner of Supplies.

City Hall, June L, IyUl-
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Undersigned. to be opened at his office at
l. o'clock m of
MONDAY NEXT 18TH INST,
for the purchase of all the empty hour
barrels of the House OF Refuge and Poor
House. from the 2sth Of June, 1891, to the
10Th day Of June. 1902
The barrels to be in good merchandise
condition and taken by the contractor from
the different institutions In lots Of not less
than seventy-five barrels. at his option.
Should the same not be hauled away as
above specified, and an undue accumula-
ton tax place. the city shall not DO held
accountable for any deterioration In their
condition.
The estimated amount of empty barrels
for the year is eco barrels at the Poor
House and 5o barrels at the House Of
Refuge.
Monthly payments must be made for
amount Of barrels delivered: the successful
bidder to enter into contract and give a
bond in the sum OF EUO. with two or more
good securities. to be approved by the
Mayor.
A copy of this advertisement must be at
tached to each bid. its terms and speciica-
tons becoming part of bid.
Blank forms furnished on application
The Commissioner reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
FRED C. MEIER,
le21e- Commissioner Of Supplies
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cheese steady; sssiessc. Esss easy. iote.
July 7eg7oRe: Rys steady: No. sisassc. Bar.
'e Kansas sssasy Gi NO. i I Ssei i. -a%R,s .ogS.S; s.se. Scot.
sssc; cash No ? hard sSqssc: 81 : sisge7c:
cash No %i.sd ss.e+ ) s e.. : s white s's &c.
oaisINo, ? white 20 Rye-No. 2 Sisa5sc: Hay
y. R~utterTcfeamsry Insaisis: fancy dairy ia
lsS; EEEs@Fresh s. EecslP,s-Whe,, sseo sa
b%-i corn iet9,; oss- see
red Western winter Is: No. I Northern spring
ss' No california IS ID. Futures Quiet: Juiy
lean mixed. new. 3, ina .a M SR ssd aa aS a. And ND;
futures. quiet: July is ioA.d: Sept. Is ND: Oct.
ribs nrm. as 81: short clear backs iirm. ~ ID
shoulder; SQUARE steady Cos sd. Turpentine
Toledo. o.. June i2-wheat dull: easier: cash
90; JUN ss,.cs. snrt' 3s'.e. Sorn quiet: cash
?S'Ec; July g7..c: Sept. ~. RYE o sse. G nImrr s. .aSn
cish; prims 80 OF. SET. OH unchanged
on ,he basis Of $50 fof anissea soSi.. ""S
hbIs exports Iso,s bbi; weak gnIIc5 5a1sc ,oaer
:: sell hys -four quiet. Cornmesi easv. nv.
..seceIp,s $50 bu eyroris $ si: spo, weak: 40.
So~t 80 7 Q d afaat No. . red 1ssc -less-
Tor; No. NoriIsrn Duluth s., E T. a''S o. b. o aaSa,:
, hs nrm on for',en huyine and better cables
iion and rIied weak all day IN spite Of arm late
Tar rssis ho markets. ra ard Considerable local covering.
about steady. at &c decline 90 Lr advance. Julv
;;ssa'.ss' clSssd &c; Sept. 7i.a7fs.c. closed
cIpsed .s,.c. Corn Receipts Is OF bu.: exports
."o SPOT weak; No. . sc elevator and 4lxc
l., %. anoaf options opened steady with wheat
hri on small carlo' arrivals West eyentualiv
.iseI on under realizing. easler cables and with
,"' br.ak IN wheat. closed weak nj Lh%c net
I.ss: July t'%Mf.c. closed tsi.c: Sept. I7a. assc.
sIosed 4l.sc $50: exports Is
whits TIC. No. 7 whit. re: trk. mixed western
1880: frk. white 32i-a37c. Options quiet, but
lily S,eaaS. RAY dull. Hops quiet. Cbat
ahii, Bel steady. Cut meats Quiet. Lard
s,esuy: western steamed ss.s5: refined. steady:
Pork finn Tallow quiet: city ds per pkg &c:
..uh,ry ,ihes- freep 5a5i.r. Cotton seed oil
rt.ahy. prime crude nominal. do yellow sc.
Rice quiet. Molasses steady ~
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~ Telegraph.

r ss,a.s sss-i Ss.' Of n.osS head. 9: against siss SIS 81,
+; s: s s:;;:9 : sS::s = s.: s:ssi; - !. s a.: 81 , J ss:st s s! s;
iessr. Ores. y mssrs o. beef :s.sIs c.ossed The
s.sss4 q = as slss fancy e. isS ' .assn:sa steer; :s SIS, s:
stockers were Ssnisd At =. ,sge; IS: feeders N.So
s s.ass 's is1s:ly xt Is i ;sssr; 'i bulls e sss e. e. e sSs.
'.li.n sC :s..sS S;;ss.; veal ss s ssiss. s gsas COWS .. :"s
steer calves ssYS. .; coar.. heavy calves SO
hogs. and the moderate supply caused me pack
iar:ssss :dvanss g so - sslss. Tssis Yer:
eFa s1sss 81 .. 7 ss.ssGs.s. win isse ise S Sais % of ssle s:' az
a. Hsa.ess..As: stag. s.ssss.7 ~: boar. 81 o sste
selected heavy butcher hogs z .iogs 20: common
rs. g loas.s: coarse TO good packing lots
sheeD.Wi,h an estimated nun. q Ise@ head
% Soa.s f sns.s . Sa' al { s sa ..sss. sst'. .sp Sr%s sheer on 6:
:;Sss J; sSSs:a lamb: s'Ssis; ;s' SSS' 's%ss
Kan.a: SIfy.. NO June I.a.c..1e-Rece,pt.
s ssoss: S :,sas ss;.t sH9 ss.ssss. sssaa ss,r e to 'T good l9r 81
20: TsS:n:. EH 81 steers ;,SsI;s ;, sS. g. H ne
n.i5et.S: calves sas. Hcxs,Reesipts S:sso; mar
ket strong to &C higher: top &-Wx; pulk OF sales
e So a., heavy s s; g ssaS;S ss; MAD pas sssr.I ,iiss
eeipt, % market steady to ic lover: West,
AS: Western yeariinss st3sF+75: ewes s35eT4:
cuiis -. xs93 .: Texas grass sheep 02f3so Tex
as lambs .S0&So: spring lambs NU6 Is.
New York. June c-Beeves-ReceiptS e.235:
steers Zoe higher: bulls and cows steady to l5c
of: steers S.AaS: oxen and stays 81 .504-s)
brlls s3V3.15: COWS 0.Sa4-2. no chance in
butternilks aeus5c lower: veais Aa5 50: choice
and extra G.sSc5.15: few fancy sepS Is: butter
rrilks 36s.sa. sheep and s.sss:
sheep and warnings dull: heavy sheep lower:
ecod lambs &c higher: sheep s. 20 IS: common
warnings 81: lambs IS .ytQS. %. Hogs-Receipt
Asia: market nrmer at 81. esls.S
st. Joseph. No.. June 2-cattle-Receipts l.
heifers s..s to *s.s: veals sac TO $50: bulls
2.s5 to N.O. 500; market
steady to Sc higher. closed 2isc lower: light and
light mixed Ss.s5GS: medium and heavy G-?ctsv
10: pigs $50 to &5.G: bulk IS .e0a6. ~Sheep-Re-
ce.pts BOO: market slow and steady: Colorados
South Omaha. June Is.-Cattle-Receipts $500;
market steady to s9ioc lover; native beef steers
t064.s5: COWS and heifers nrm. $1,000. 20: cam
ners Se63. 70: stoekers and feeders $3.2Sd5: calves
81. 5l67: bulls. stays. etc.. 0a4.5o. Hogs-Re-
ceipts Il. DO: market steady to lower: heavy
Sc. se;48s: mixed 81. 90G5 s2i2; light 6.ssd5. 90:
pigs SG5.so: bulk of sales 1905. 9zE. Sheep
Receipts 100: market 1oQl5c lower: fed muttons
81. eeG4. 10; grass wethers E.5oS3 so; ewes Sur. -:
common and stock sheep xd3 IS: lambs steady,
sa.2s65.l 10: spring lambs S.se9s.D.
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HoGSLAgain the receipts OF hogs were only
moderate. but the quality was good. and in
cluded severa! loads of choice heavy hogs. a
good representation Of medium weights and but
few lights and pigs. Conditions again were in
sellers. favor. and they succeeded IN forcing the
market up another notch. Trading from the
time the market opened was active, and early
prices on the good to best hogs fully SC higher
to ss.25 and the market In now about 81 per 100
lbs. higher than this time last year. The late
market was weak and dull.
The main drove Of packers bought by Nelson
Morris 4 Co. 1883 head. averaged 90 lbs. and
cost s. 81. and the main drove bought by Swift
Sa.s7.
The top Of the market was s65 and the bulk
Of the hogs above lo lbs. average sold at Sa.9s
to sos. as against $50 for top and $50 to Ss
for the bulk on Tuesday. Fair to GOOD heavy
hogs. 2o lbs. average. and above. sold At g to
$50 TO- sSosr, the bulk at % to s60. lights. 80
to 100 lbs. sold at Sas5 to IS. the bulk at $50
.oId at S . e SIS the bulk at SIS to 8 q:
at IS to SIS: good mixed hogs at x.s0 to G.s7ti.
and common to fair mixed lots at ESD to $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

The Department Of Agriculture. IN stating
as Acting statistician olmsted did in responss
that the reduction in spring wheat acreage i;
harvested. increases the possibilities Of tbe
W., wne abs srsp x; 81 this r. 1 country ma sss nn So The win;
of spring wheat s4.0oo. o0 bu.. making the total
yield on the June l condition ees. Oo. 600 bu. The
improvsment in both spring and winter wheat
the departrnent's correspondents has been sufn-
Gent to make present prospect point to consid-
erably over a 200. coo.o 600 bu. crop.
Weld Of f"t the sun three neS ~ sse So srllnR Wn the
States is indicated as ISL. 90. 900 bu., Of which
73.o0o.o0o bu: for Minnesota, 5Sooo.eoo bu. for
North Dakota. and Sc. 600. coo bu. for South pa
States was Ass. 600 bu, including 81, SCOT 90 bu.
for Minnesota, ISL coo bu. for North Dakota
and 2.1so.eo blu. for South Dakota
The difference between July and Sept. wheat
in the home market has decreased materially,
1t will not be surprising II Sept goes to q pre-
MUM.
prospects for Russian wheat crop becoming more
favorable.
an 1c sn receipt. css,Ss, a. E primary mar, d markets Sss, were S.:
year. Primary shipments ss4.oos bS. 'D 'a''
900 o4 sn. . against a.. 5c Sa: o %ef, year " sso. 81 81.
Louis rece,yins ls. SO bu. against 1850 bu.
Primary receipts of wheat were SIS. 900 bu,
year 1.'i s<o. and 5000 .SS. two .oo ys an ago. o. ST.
Louis receiving 1850 bu., against 1850 Blu. .
shipments were sss.Wo bu.
The weekly weather crop bulletin of the
Weather Bureau reports improvements in both
oats. through the breaking Of the drought last
week and favorable weather since. In the three
A~srthuessaa States 70 conditions are excellent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

AND FE~EDERs-Iimifed supplies
and similar demands rendered the stock cattle
trade dull and quiet. Country buyers were more
In evidence than any previous day this week.
but they were more or less bearish on all but the
best kinds. which did not help the market in the
way OF prices. although some of the local dealers
managed TO get some Of their stale stock OF
their hands. Values. however. were not q par
ticie better. in fact. II there was any change
stocker grades s.. IS to $3.50. and stock cows and
Aeifers s. 80 to S3.s5. Mich cow were quoted
steady at SaS to SIS per head. none being above
medium.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

cnieaFe, June ls-cS w Quotations r .prin :. sss
&c: No. ) red .oaa,lc. COMO. : exc; No: :
yslic~ exc os,s.S 80; Z So sasesh hs.S ) ! me &c.
BarieyNGood Snadine Sc: fail. to choice malt
ing sic. ssedmNS; , ! ssn n nas.sa 10 Mes N Sora.
per Dbl. sii.S5Ria.s 80. Lard. per loe he. ss.lzt.e
III; AZ, Short IiSs side, aes:s al H IL. shoI, e Iss
sides G1dJ ss.ssss.zis w~hlsxy,Basis Of hisn;
wines. 81. sugar-Sus i ,eai ca 4 s.ssr. on
the Produce Exchange to-day tne outser MARKET
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

H~ORScS-The total receipts for the first half
ot the week display more magnitude than last:
horses. rather than 10 any increase in native ar
rivals. The Influx 81 buyers to attend the range
nI.ss auction. combined with a slightly iarser
tone 10 the trade on desirable offerings with
Size and a shade stronger range OF values has
resulted. This. however. has been the case only
on good chunks and drivers. the smaller kinds on
the Southern order continuing To exhibit the
decline Of SO to SIS from two weeks ago. which
ish cavalry horse. fell on. The choicer qualities
Of Boston and export chunks maintain the lead
ing position in the demand. but are not quite
equal In strength TO the markets OF u couple OF
weeks ago.
Horse quotations:
Heavy draft mmon 10 good. sioai5o: choice
Fair to good. S15deo; good to choice. Slooql2s.
Coach horses and cohs-Fair to good. si35Gi75:
s s1@an II i'm s,'s s1iv aSs" isIr u, aU rses f9 a:, ne e. sc oSo1c,
to extra. SOFA s5: southern drivers. large. Ss5ale5.
Export chunks. 100 to L4e ibs.-Piain to good.
ers-Fsir to good sssaiio: choice to extra. s1es@
Ieo. Saddl-rs for Southern use-Fair to good. So
$50: choice to extra. Slsaas,' fnncy RATED and
Common. small plugs. s2Sa55: heavy work plugs.
MGLEs-Th- addition each lay OF a carload
to this weeks supply. although 1t IS simply a
small summer run. Trade Is on a limited. yet
uniform. hess. and. though demand Is scarce.
good mules. Moderate Inquiries continue for good
to choice Pennsylvania miners. which. on account
OF their evident shortage. remain on a strong
there have been some orders reported for British
war mules. which fact II responsible In the main
FOR the increase in receipts. II Is. however: a
number. and these the dealers are securing with
out any excitement. The market has. however.
been somewhat bettered on activity on the snita.
BILE classes. desirable arrivals being negotiated
rather hrfsk1y.
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Range Of q
RYE.

A rather weak feeling prevailed in rye
owing to the Indifferent specu,auve demaha.
ings are showing some increase. more par
ticulariy on new-crop futures. The cash
demand is slack and the market generally
CENTS to-day No 2 in store &c: No. 3 46c.
June rye was inactive and nominal. closing
about 4sc; July Islsaisc; closing at So;
The close on Sent. was Ec bid and 4szc
sellers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

e good moderate run OF sheep arrived
and besides a fair representation OF native
sheep and lambs two double decks Of Texans
were on sale. also load of Westerns. A good de-
mani prevailed. and all decent mutton sheep
found ready sale at steady prices. while xoO-i
lambs were "A shade better The stock market
was quiet. and several loads of good stock sheep
are In specuiators' hands. awaiting the demand
from the coratry 10 pick up.
Sales Included fair to good lambs at siG.
70 s.5s. native and Southwest mutton sheep at
- to SsS. Texas sheep. s5 lbs. average. at
81; Western sheep. ~ lbs. average. at So.
st9ckers nj $50 to s. - and bucks at s. 20.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13
LIVE STOCK.


B@ef ~Steers-Thcre wer. around l0 cars 81 M
i've cattle on hand to-day. and the proportion OF
..el erausS was heavier than any other branch.
M"st OF them were medium 10 heavy Weights
ua.ts Ding an exceedingly small percentage OF
sD%a hea'y cattle. Trading ruled quite slow.
Noon Atter that time. however. the movement
Mas orish anu the Clearance was fair. Prices
tfst lbs ss.9 10 S.S: lap to 1.cso ib-. SAL 10
49,: ~" to Lls lhs. As5 to s. 20. and less than
k-fsreSentafiy. sales