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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
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Chicago. June W-cattle-Fortuna,e,y for SELL
e ees, ' iso! sup Ss sso :.is r. GEEK are I xe.s sx 3 r and
shs iessensd offerings have served to pqs prices
Thsre was a good sanerai den.snd asa;n today
and prices ruled hrnn: sale. being considerably
best steers, gs5S FER fsir grads: MEDIUM
e. gisc' sao e se Ssss: f Sssi !; s segssh ea Tis ps Gsss
sale: are IaIsss ist AZ s-Igss g and a ssod man
I.ie:s I;Ss.is :! sssst;s s.os..Is "a s.es;
-: saw. .ss as.t-s. H:oS g.; SAG ss.la:: es
~; bull. = ;ess 81 cslyss ssoSs" mixers
MosI.."Xboa, a.SsS swine v-. received to-day
w. ~sa. 's s;rsax w.s but e . .sie. @ sa1. ss sns' 81 ns Snd. rT ys..
.srdey.s best Sales ranged from sa7sssi.%,
e; sSI: 9: old ri: Z .s :;llas a. 4 a ss@1Hsa 70 s: sssl:s
bacon hogs S7saso5: mixed drove. Gso6eio:
=: ss:IE s sssgSs,ss Digs Pigs & ssss' ss.s s's Eks ssss:
Se sS. =: :SSsS S.u,n. =, uuc, ,.,,., -. ,-...
rs :%sf srm so- S:T'0d rh e sesim.! ssi'; r.cs sas D asf:
only HOOD head. Common to choice ave ssso0
SStSsii: ys fsTaaf' ,.n sstS saH!se c sSDor - wooi.s
lambs a. 5 asss 5; s :S.'. June lamb: sssSfs-R /.
e Hin m ss1sso s'i isss: ' assIs.. to a Is hsIsh COW. siG :ss
iish Fan and isss, misss Is, ~ e s,.s ga1 medium sssn AMI
se:.y :; ss's s. 's;Ss .,L gI.s S. e $; Ss,s
sorth Omaha. June 0-Caftie-Rsceipss 80:
mrIkst stssdy to stronger; native e>f steen
q s.: Western steers sfxt.r: Tens steers
3.seGt 80: cows ard heifers 81. scf@. -; Gamers
fe4a.2s. rfockers ard feeders 90: ca,ves
S4s.0: tnlls. etags. etc. G3f-9. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1850: market shade to 81 lower: heavy
a.ez1 mixed ss.Sc96 81. heht IS. rs. 90:
pigs $43.o: Bulk Of sales IS .ssa1s set< sheep
sses,o': s4 ss.e' u %ns,sss ;se % ed . %sss' sas 3 60
common and stock .hecp sos lambs $tds.io:
Kansas " ciy' NJ. iun. e-c.ua.-R.e.ip..
dressed beef steers 800, hirher: other cattle about
steady; choice dressed beef steers 8. Nds-So: fair 20
rood S56s.!o: stcckers ard feeders EDILac.
weatern fed steers s4.sasT =: Texans and fndianS
Hl59Ss: Texs grass steer. 1874; cows s2So4
$50: heifers S.soaS: cenners sels-1s: bulls 81 so
AS: calves csn9s. Hxs-Recelpss i. 0t: mar
kst steadv to 3irc higher: too S07t; bulk OF
sales GG1sos: heavy SOS OK; MIXED packers
8 ssfe os: light S.ee15eo: piRs Szfs.&. ehser-
Receipts S.<co: market strong: western lambs
Sass4s: Western ve;hers s. En40 Western
vosrlinss NGtso: ewes S. 20: culls s2TS:
Texas grass sheep Hss3.G: spring iambs s4sD3
5W
New York June 3.-Beeves-Receipts "a: moth
ing doing: st.ady: no change IN cables: ehipmsnts
10 cattle. C&lves-ReceIr.s 1S: steady for veals:
buttsrIuilke nominal; vesis is6s.z5: no choice
stock here. Sheep and lambs-Receints LII: sheep
firm to loo higher: Rmbe active and steady: sheen
SsA@ s.: smts ts.2sfsss: yearlinRs As,(AT5:
few unshorr tf6 .t2H- Hoe<-Receipts LES: half
a car on sale: steady at &9s.<: few fancy State
hogs &C 60
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

northern Duluth IKE Z. o. b. anoat: No. !
were dull and easy again most of the session.
lrenci, crop aanlass reporis were OBJECT by lack
own besrish crop news. small ciearances and
speculative apathy. They finally rallied. how
los; Sep: z i'-lses; slsc closed I.s: 3cs
spot quiet: No. . G.c elevator and .sVc Z. o. o.
on cables, small r%eSsipts "I iisSa, ui esu s,saaS Snerinss.
good commission house buying and buying from
sioae s7se: sept. rs IS ri a sa ssl.s, siS- s', sssc: Oct.
closed issc. oats-Recripts g..so5 iu.: exports
I'm ssassi.e: III, white sslsas sfA- o siihsS ss'st
Bel sI@ sIots s%.iy sial2a @?ps ns ss'f :, sea i sssi
,%iiiss saisite: picsled % ehsaide.s eH %.c: pixie
hams snglo.e, Lard steady; Western steamed
oompound s7.a7c. PORK steady. Tailow siesdy:
T nnin, s : a. eo ysliam '; g. Tciss.ss s,s al; p''n'
inactive; 80. 3 whit. SIC billed through. wis
Ksnsas city. June e!%n aa'ensH SSss:S SEQ: sept.
sa,e : f fss ss &c, ? : hard ssnss'e; No. : GOD:
sspt; use; cash No. mlxed &c: No. 3 Whit
81 %ifay-Ssse acNG sima,s Sh' s.. sssi E ~ pfs,ri. :
slSgIo@ ~su..sr.cTeapey Iisai:c; dairy
sssS s sssi's Corn Fee s.. i'e. as.s 81 s.. ss'e' ssipS.h;:!
What ls,",r SEQ sa;; e9Ea; '@;sss Sa;; cats. LOO
'HteaEb. duTc l--taSn quotations were as IT,
lows: Flour steady. Wheat-No. : spring ?4Tec:
No : esi&c: No. : whit. ga c;oi.c: No 2 white
S'sG9o-c. Rye-No. > ssisc. Bariey-f}ood feed
ing 5las2c. Professionalism pork, per bbi., Si4 Is
9ifso: lard. per ieo lbs. ~: short ribs
SIDES 'loosei. ssqs.3o; dr. ssltcA shoulders dboxedI
s.17is: short clear sides ChoxedD 8. 51s.55. On
The Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
vas firm; creamery H'1siisc: dafr.es li,s1 lst-c.
Cheese STEADY; suicc. Eggs frmer. at mark.
cases returned. l9i.c.
Minneapolis. June .o.-CTose: wheat-cash
ss1sc: July s.sse: Sept; sac; on trk. No. I hard
Milwaukee. Jure 2.-wbeat lower: No, North
s.n .0Sc; No. 2 Northern ssTssc; July ssTsass2.c.
re lower; No. l &c. Barley steady. No. 9 sc.
Liverpool. June co.-whrat-Spot dull: No. .
red Western winter 5s lei; No. l Northern spring
s. ssd. No. I California sr. Futures EASY: July
3S SID: Sept. Is Sid C~crn-Spot firm: Am-ri-
can mixed new u Id. American mixed old Is
s,.d- Futures quiet: July IS hid: Sept. n I'd;
Toledo o. Jun. ee-whea, dull. easier; cash
and July .oi:c: Sept. 1o-.c. Corn dull. lower:
5ec-. c1ovsrseed-Cash prime 1850: Oct. ssg. Oil
unchanged.
Duluth. June .t-CTose: wheat-Cs.h No. 1
hard &c: No. ! Northern &c: No 2 Northern
July es%c: Sept. sIssc. Oats .sGs7Ac. Corn
Liverpool. June cp-Lari-Amer.can refined In
pals firm at <Ss Cd. B~acon-Iong clear middles
light firm at "a Sd: long clear middles heavy
firm At A. Sd. Rosin-common firm at - %tSd.
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HoGs-A Ugh, supply Of hog. was on sale.
but they were fairly good In QUALIFY. there be-
ing but few pigs and trashy stock az any kind
among the offerings Several leads Of good
heavies were on sale. hut the bulk OF the hogs
were light and medium weights. The market
opened with n good demand. and trading was
active SO long as the early supply lasted, hut
later In the day there seemed to be a weakness
WI ich late hogs had to contend with. The close
wss rot ~quotably lower. but trading was very
slow on all except the very best. Serersl thou
sands more good hogs couli have been handled
nicely had they been on sale.
The main drove Of packers bo,isht by Nelson
Norris a. Co. l.1ss head. averaged is& lbs and
cost S5-95. and the main drove bought b. Swift
4 Co. 1.7+l head. averaged :o lbs. and cost
The TOP Of the market was Sc. III. and the
bulk OF The hogs above $50 ms. average sod TT
S5.ea to s6..et.. as against SD fer ton and G.sl
TO SC for the bulk on Wednesday. Fair to gooi
hsavy hogs ~ 70. average ard above. SOIL at
81 TO SILL: medium weights. 1@e TO go lbs.
sod at $50 to ss:Ie,s, the bulk at 70
ss.o5: ii-hts. 10 TO lo lbs. sold ut $50 10 SIS.
the bulk at $50 to S.ss: light iIshis. 100 TO 10
r. ave,sge sold at ~. 10 500. the bulk at
.5.25: heavy cuiis at SIS to SIS: good mix.i
mixed lots at S.E 10 S.I.
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grown at 81 for black and sI59Si.75 for red Ter
CURkANTs-Home-grown at 75e rer s-gal.
CALIFORNIA APRIcoTs-ouote at ,i.ssa1 80;
.scaslIe per io-ib. bon; fancy cherries ssts5s 49,
per crate. and Cuban 75cGsi.a
s siss; harvest at '''4'' per i-'-'a' box fF' ''"'
SEaEsoI snFss Ss per peck box so,s a, ,.a
oE;ANGEs.csr lots California on ,rs Fancy
ss'5oa: 90 for choiee To ssesS..ss iar fancy Mel
sie for fancy: St. MicSassi's ,paeer' rind, Al 90
for choice to s. fo- fancy. late Valencia, at $40
anss ssG IN half IL Tvs sxs. t ,ss 4, ans isS sl1 MsS. at s. per per half
box. Jobbins prices 2se per box higher than car
,JMESsS0oae,a1le at 81 Pc, ie -. p, So,
Cor ehoice to $50 for fancy. Ms.sina q, 50 @g.
Per box IN trk according to quality. In a JOB
cocoANTTsEscil!hr by dealers at So per
ISsS:I e email way AZ g re- ls9 - ,urc,
cAfE GEssSM GiSstS Il tibs"3S S;t @an;eG"no
"1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAJ snS Ss.Gs saS.'fj lceDins a, ,na..
per i.e del car lots from s.a2..e on trk.
sias pr crate; Florida s:as s%i Per I IN ba, crs 6
i- SE ) s pcT dSs: according to
amphs at sc per ba. del. for choice. So .ec Der
Sa. del.
l. PoTAToEs-sold at from sods'c per bu.
o~NIoNs-ou9'e; New Orleans a, sia1Gs per
half bib SIX del f., choice; stemmy and in,erhT
nearby stock sold at 4p@se pef hu.
order. iafse cTSss. 81 H sS5f q. and small Tn' ef%tes
.ToMAToEs-we quote: Texas 4.basket crate.
and eu,is not auotabie: Arkansas socai: Ala
STRING. -BEANs-ouote: New oriean. pole
beans at &c per box: Aiahama round gresn &c
dSe: Arkansas round green SIC and hat @c
PER IL hp box: Texas round green ac per
ps GREEN Ses PEhsE0Menase-ssrroor nn' si iSiss per bu.
GREEN Co-RN-Arkansas sold a, lo per
per crate and IGa. per bSi@cuiis. yellow
and small less. Alabama large crates at si.G:
asPARxGts~H,mpes ro%n selling at &c Der
doz, for small to sec per doz. hand bunches and
at sc for pint punches. consisnments not
s2rAsHI,9note New orlean, at sc per crate
RADIsHEs-Home grown selling at 15c per
-ToGPIANT-Dun. Quote New oriean. a, 4oo
LEITUcE,Home crown sold at 5alsc per hu.
GuMBoNouote Florida at sca2.0 per e-baskes
oNIoNs-Homesrown sell at SC to &C
sPINACH-Home-srown sold at sc per bu.
RHUBARB-Home-srown sells at &c to Ice per
KALE.Home-erovn dull a, 5dIOc per hu: box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sells at Ice TO
soc per bu. box.
KoHLRABI-Home-sTown sells at Saios per
doz. lunches.
cARRUTs-Home grown sell a, 5aloe per doz
punches. Dealers charge 81. 30 per bhl. for old.
BEETS-Home-grown sold at SoI.5c PER bu.
dog
A..s for bbis. and at ss..5 for half bbls-
small punches and IN
ferior at l0ul.i-c per buncn.
GREEN PEPPERS-New Orleans At SIS per
bu. crate.
choice Texas lisc. Dry i3Ac: fallen
l3c: southern 1Si.c.. Dry nint-Selected No. l
li.c: selected No. ? i2hzc. Dry hint-Bull SIC.
Dsy-salted lie: selected No. / ni-c: No. . le.sc:
&c. t;re.n-sslt.aTSu, IS G,.ccprv e: sr.en
size rncured or green lie per h. less than cured.
Horse Eides-Green-salted No. I $2.5e: No. : 81 80,
pony and glue stock 75c.
Wool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
POULTRY.
Market Dragging In spite OF Veey
Light Receipts.

ErPFTLlc SFECIAl-
New York. June e1-Livs ~ry-Ps to-
fay were confined TO q few scattering lots hv
local express. mostly spring chickens. that sod
at isflsc. one ear IS due from the West to-nor-
row. which will wind up r~ceipts 10. the Wees.
Fowls held steady az 10i-c. but spring chickens
were a frifs weaker, while boosters dragged
on jobbers' hands. Thers was no change IN the
quotations.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day. as pkTs- TIE
fresh offerings OK dressed poultry were Moderate.
strictly prime. dry-picked foxis IN no surplus.
and market steady to firm at Toe. while strictly
fancy graded stock occasionally strained to -.
1Ioi.c in a small way. bat latter exceptional
Scalded fowls rot 50 plenty There were com
parstively few fancy large b-oi!ers. either scalf-
Cd or dry-p.cksd. in the market. which was :irm
on such. especially scs.dsd. but ordinary Rraf-s
worked cut more freely without any Improvement
In price. Frozen turkeys and fancy ROSTERS were
in demand. but ordinary sca.ced hfOiiers sod
SLOWLY. Iced poultry; Broilers- Western dry
PICKED fancy 2lc. Western Large scaited f9Q3c.
Frozen poultry: R-OiierS-Prins scalcet 1S6i4c.
Fowls-fancy dry-piok~d sUsAc. No other change
In other iced or frozen poultry quotations.
Chicago. June a0--Iced poultry steady: turasys
Sc: chickens si.gyc-
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New York. June ga genuine bear scare and
influx Of bear orders carried eottSn values much
Of the New orleans and Liverpool markets
clearly indicated that similar conditions OBJ
tiny Of the Influences at WORK when the market
opened gave shorts no announcement. but rather
created a feeling OF distrust. As the session wors
and finally a small stampede of the bear forces
in the general market occurred On the opening
the market was quiet and nrm. With prices up
cables than expected. The figures proved To be
tho lowest OF the session. for general buying
higher. An emphatic increase In spot demand.
with reports tnat sellers were drawing from
the Southern spot markets. caused inyestment
buying. and caused spinncrs 70 buy futures a.
the mills. Then came rumors of trouble" ahead
for the shorts In July. and. with a rush. that
news OF the Southwest. splendid cloth and dry
goods market advices. a further advance In the
Liverpool. the singular absence Of sellers and
combined to undermine bear confidence and re-
suit In a strong bull movement. New crop
m m,:siSo. Ss5s 'S SU : n * We: New s'T orleans and S soI,.
nigh flooded the pit here with near month buy.
ing orders. About the only cotton for sale APP
Of late. Not a bear was TO be seen lighting tie
advance. and at no time during the day was coz
certed resistance brought against the market. A
Southwest tonight and to morrow for showers
IN part Of the Carolinas. did much to cause
liquidation in the afternoon Speculation was
The narket WAS fairly steady. with price.
sfe.dye June asic: July sssc: Aug. ..asc: sent
: &c: Oct. I.4fc: Nov 1.tec: Dec. I.42c: Jan. &c.
Feb. CSC. Spot cotton closed dull. 3-lsc higher:
middling urlands sc. do. Gulf Sac. Sales I'd
Liverpool. June N-cotton SPOT. eccd business
done: prices l-a,d lower. American middling fAir
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6Ld: good middlins ed: low rnidii'ne 4 i:-s,n:
goo! ordinary 4 SD: ordinary ? SID The
sales IF the day were iI2.pp hsles. OF which
I.G0s were for speculation and export. and IN
ciuied 1880 American Receipts none. Futures
ding, low midd.inc ciarse: June 4 5-ssTi s-sfd =.
Iune-July 4 33-ssh4 Ss-s+d s. July-AuE 5e.sir
4 It'd :. Aux-Sept. 4 g1-ssf E: sept. 4 q ESD s.:
Oct. =. o. E. 4 Ir-ssd b.: Oct-Nov. ; s-sii b.:
N0y.-p~c. Der-Ian. q Esd =. jan Feb.
4 s-eti b. spo; cotton. fair demand. prices easier.
American midJiing 4 2s-32d-
New prleana La. Juno 3t@nttcn steady:
-aies ,55o bales: ordinary ; Pile; good ordinary
&c: Iow ritiiing : S-itc: midilinG : 3-ir. good
mi6dr!ns 5 Il-isc: middlirg fair $ ISi6c, Re
celpt- 1850: stock Il9.{3. Futures steady: Iars
sufs.lac: July SfrSSisc: Aug Gs9lI SOC, sept
Le6THc: oct. Te1g7 &c: Nov. T-is9Lac. Dec.
IISd-.iec; Jan. ..90~7.2c.
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Reber Place {
COMMISSION MEMS OUTING.
Made for the Annual
Notification at MOntesanO.

The fourth annual river excursion and DC
mic OF the St Louis Commission Merchants
and Game Dealers Association will be
given Saturday. The steamer City of Prov
fdence will leave the foot Of Olive street
for Montesano at 80 p. m
h following programme OF athletic
events has been arranged: aseball-pick-
ing contest for boys: breaking the flower
pot" for girls: three-legged race for men;
potato race for girls: guinea chicken
catching. for boys: cracker eating and
whistiing contest for young ladies': running
race. for little girls: shoe scramble for boys;
needle threading contest for married ladies':
sack race. for members only: donkey game,
for members ladies' only. and a fat mems
race for members only.
No tickets will be sold. Only 100 compli-
mentary tickets will be issued and there
will be no crowding on the boat.
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kets appears to have completely driven foreign
buyers from the ma ket. Hardly any cables came
IN. ana the few bidding were away out II line.
The United Kingdom bids will average about -
below the price sellers could accept. small sales
beng made on domestic orders. and no fea-
lures TO this demand. Quotations FOR car
lots on Tux. of soft winter wheat
flour were as follows: Patents G-ysg3.eS.
stfaights 5000 -. extra fancy G-iOlS-2O. clear
Se-soG2.So. low and medium S2y23l Hard winter
IN jute SKIS. S2.5oG21e for clear. S..sea3 for
ftraiSh;s and A:J1..30 for patents. spring wheat
patents 81. .uQ3s0 in Wood. PC less in Jute SKIS
RYE F~IDUR-Jobbing at Se% IN SKIS. and
fS-5 in bbls.
coENMEAL-City meal. 70 b. G3 and
pear meal. grits and hominy $50.
and a better demand from
the regular shippers. Who now paying e.c Tor sNc.
bran. or SC in ino-lb. SKIS. and SIC in bulk. East
trk- basis miiiers selling all then can to local
trade or on direct orders. 100 tons bran selling
latter basis East trk, at t5.e. and car lots az
exc 10 sc. besides No. ! mids at sc. At mill
bran sells at e6uesc. A small lot OF bran sold
T. .. b. buyers a, sc.
LEAD AND EI.TER-Stea for LEAD:
which was quotable at $40 for soft missouri
and sASels for chemical hard. Spei'er nom'na'iy.
117h.
Prices on 'ChsnEe.
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FUNERAL OF FRANK A. LANE.
The Reverend Doctor Short Off
ciated at the Services.

resident OF st. Louis. who died TUESDAY
morning. took place yesterday from the
family residence. No. $50 West Pine bouIe-
Short officiated. -
r. r. Whittemore. Judge Amos Y. Thav-
er. w. II. H.. Pettus. William n. Grerr
Ezra H.. Iinley. Charles Branch. Edgar MI.
Ter and J.. b. Gazzam were honorv nall
bearers The burial was In Be!lefoutsine
Cemetery. and was attended by nearly All
relatives and friends Of the dscseSs6
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presenfative sales:

butcner C~xtfie-There was n free movemsus in
Tie butcher division. with prices on practically
we same iootiny a. the previous day. buyers
VIZ IN Iair Attendance. and the strongest com
yeNuon Was cenferei on the most desirable claso-
outside OF q single hsifer. which was fine
" couiniand ~ per cvt, none Of the
r".ainss were above mediuri. and tho majority os
tnen wefe nardiy that good. Hsifers sch main
- az 10 S4.oS. and Govt range.f from 81 "a n,
ssh,h WIN the bulk at c.s5 to 0so. Veal calves
wsra ,e = ,cp % s1.' several timeA. and bulls
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Southern cat,ie-An even g care we're IsHostsd
in TEXAS. q in the Indian Territory. 3 IN Afkan-
sas. / in Tennessee sad l n Aiahama kour
cavf' receipts are not quite as iarSr ao the core.
ST. ndins day last week.. when the June record
was broken. but they are not far from II. NUM-
offerings were very good. but : was = better
ayU'sge rtpr. sentation than the day before IN.
came frc.n TcIsl. l. T The general rns'ket
was steady. with com9eusion a little Hofs -.
gr-.sivs efrly IN the dsy. and the movement
oui, ker and iore brighter AZ that time.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

elrson YESTERDAY; and prices as a rule were well
was a fair shipping demand. but the local buying
mss rather light, Choice stock of all kinds sold
Potatoes were again dun and weak. as stocks
STOCK was IN limited demand. but common. In
ferior or sprouted stock was rot wanted.
Of hsms gSsasS1s w We're heavy wsay AND and ' :Ssfs r nsse eps,
siderable small and Inferior stock offered. The
cab6ass Was in fair demand S ana i steady. Re-
ceipss were liberal. but the shipping demand was
Tomatoes were in fair demand. and choice large
ripe stock Was firm. small and green stock. how
Sauliiiower was plentiful and weak.
Of o cbonss were IN fair demand and firm. offerings
inferior damp and stemmy nearby stock vas
Esgplant was dun and weak. offerings were
hgnt; put were more than equal to the demand.
light; but the demand was slow.
String beans were weak and lower. as receipts
slow; Only fresh stock was wanted.
fresh. well filled. tender stock vas scarce and
frm. but stale and inferior stock was slow Of
Other vegetables were steady and unchanged.
Apples were quiet and steady. Receipts were
in the demand. and prices were unchanged.
Peashes we're steady but ehoice fruit was in
inferior or damaged. but some West Point. Miss.
stock was exceptionally nne. and brought fancy
Plums were dull and slow. Offerings were mod
Cherries WERE in faie At demand sny ana ssm frmsr. bu.
receipts were liberal.
prices. Most Of the Tece,p as' w sDs small hne snd i,
fenOr. and only choice stock was wanted.
canssIoupes wer duii and nesiecteds as receipt.
were sens,aliy green and inferior melons. which
watermelons were steady and unchanged. As
there were no fresh receipts. and the demand was
ORANGES were steady and in fair demand q. un-
CHANGED prices Some inferior fruit sold at q
Lemon. were again in GOD demand and firm.
but 9. fruits were auiet and steady.
Receip,s' WERE mcder se. s "H' the ssa' a.msna f'1 Ms:
s1s9 m sss atex,s Sns sST s s.oeh was carried rs,,s over
ducks and geese were dead dull. but large
also Wantei. but other kinds Of poultry were dull
changsd prices. Spring Chickens were ssoa. tho
MY shinss moving
ferins. of Texas calves tend to depress the
Wool was quiet and steady. Receipt. were mod
erate and there was a fair demand for tho better
grades OF wool. especially nearby wool. which
Hides were firm and in good demand At un-
changed prices.
Eggs.
fhkments. and the local demand was slow
ana sns' q, r Sc. pio.s son oa. IL FOR RS sSu, lSsr en- for nearby.
Receipts at 81: Louis were s.les cases. and ship
ments were LID cases.
Dairy
Butter2The market was quiet and unchanged
on all grades yesterday. There was a pIentiful
supply and demand was light. Prices We're un-
changed. Quotations: Creamery-Extra 49, aleo.
nrts 15f15i7c; seconds lsdifkc. Dairy-Extre
lac: other grades less; grease 543i1c. Country
Store packed llGl2c for choice to SC Tor poor.
Ladle- packed-Extral lee; nrsts l26l3c.
.cheese-ouo,e: Twins sAc; singles Toe: r. A.
1o,sc. New York lec; dairies lol.c: Longhorns
lie.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
LIVE STOCK Markets.
Natives Steady to Firm, Texans Aver.
aged " QnenAd Sfe0nU.

NATIVE CATT1-E-B-ef S~teers-There was Q
good Thursday :un OF native beef cattle which
found an urgent inquiry At steady figures. Bust
ers. but those here were sharp bidders. and
everything had changed hands before L. O'Clock.
ing z top OF t:'s for two lunches. neither Of
vhich was particularly good quality. but pos
itH ies 80 to tsis; i.se to 1850 lbs. I.ss
70 10: . to Lis0 lbs: $40 to S.A. and
'ess than Loo lbs. &.75 TO NO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

St.~s.rs and FeeI.rs-This branch Of tho Ea-
tive cattle trade had a light supply. the grade
OF which ruled fair TO medium. Trade conditions
cor,irueud on about the same lines ~ Wednes-
day. with the best kinds moving readily at
nrm prices. and the less Desirable ones nnitns
a rather iis.less inquiry. Stock steers ana feed
es 81 90 to 81. 10, and stock COWS and hiefers sk:y
to 81. .. Mich cows ruled steady at 81 TO $S
pcr head.