The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
N TeleefARA.

I New York. July e.-op9atisos IN eoesln vsss
e pretty maca ,sIoush me iist; WaiI. tssrs w.
Exceptionally light and forced shorts g fAiss
sa psss 1 11 ~ Dn e
| " pointe was really due on tbs cable ehoWinos
es. ii:
Livsspool to DassE 5sacs But q Ne sloss snce
DAY IN e ps sss
pxsSes,o9s position and wsss s.srfal - ne
ton would .how g mach lover eoaastioa tnss
TO-. aea sisn sa :sns 1aa g & az e
.@ e: = the ss9G sa
sised buying orders The July option was an ex-
s report nom sas Dos % snsaVss
able e anticipated and led to moderate hQuida-
O. sss % p1ea.
pear. sold and on weak spets eso1.s.v.s!ys -
q and other months 90 .points nst hisss: -
SS,s9n eiossc ar.l Tidd 1s.. nD,snes s.e
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New oIis.ns e.. July s-cStssa. ss.s4y: 9lss
middiinx fsis g nominsi: s.csipss ~: ssoos ~
& Ssi;:' ;:' 49,: ;;iis ~ ~ =:
n:s, Hries. i.sSa S,shsr; An:lis.e MdalI1f 81:
~ @iddi!ns : i,ad: -, sisisss1 ga, g
port port and inesadsa sss A%..scso. Rsesips ss
s sa a1d sio::a :s:.d 49, 2$ss,e.s %saIsf
as; asss s4 E; s'sS a b i, 81 3
Ne s s ~. reg s: DscS5sn lss.a 5...
s s1 1sio isssSs isssa p.''n ESQ -
Hides and Leather.
New York July Slides quiet. Leather VisA
n nMA
New York, July s.-Rosin steady. TwD0tne
sav.nSsh. sd Ga. July s-spir,.s turpens,ns nm.
S4kc. Rosin firm. unchanged.
PetP0leuD.
New York. July o., o:EPstre.eum quiet 81.
S ia * esr Bun: e sv'sss
Dry Goods.
quiet throughout for all staple cottons. rr.nts
s5s asi'ta :aa
and una.Ivear steady. s!lk. fr nm ~, . oa.
.rsss 3lH, 0o
Dried Fruits.
IN N . s a 5S' "a. 1. s~. sn.y si ss
more general g outside points sao..t,Sn. 70 =
Ss:es9 ssss:as:S :. ss''ss: s'sss
s se Moor e Park sss s1s suiss
CORee.
New York, July 9.--Considerabiy lower priced
in the local coffee market resulted. from liquids
tion and bear selling. The opening was steady.
with prices unchanged to points lower. Before
midday general decline of points was appar.
ent. while later. In the session further drop OF
points resulted from fairly acttve general SELF
port. Old-tIrne bears attacked the late months
with will. and selling orders from abroad
e1ped to undermine values Prompting the sei-
Ing movement were IRENE ndous receipts in tho
crop country. unfavorabie Developments IL Euro
pean markets and slack demand for spot coneo
in the street market The close was steady With
prices net 10 points lower. Total sales were 25o0
.1ec; Oct. 5.10ds5. &c: Nov. 52o95. 2oc Dec
:oN5. foc; Jan. SOC March 5.5095;s5ci May SIS
Metal Market. e
New York, July a-The New York tin market
was about &c higher, but q good deal un-
settled by the cratic course of the London mar
ket which IL under the influence OF a bull clique.
one Of the principal concerns there practically
controlling the spot supply. The result was an
excited market abroad. with nominal quotations at
the close, spot oeing quoted all the Nay from Els
to 1D with three months futures quoted nom
inally at f1S Is discount The New York price
for spot at the close was quoted at SIS to $40.
The local copper market was quiet. with prices
nomina1ly as last quoted, with laiss. ingot af Ito
and casting and eiectrolytic at 1870; The LON
Gn market mar, us eeses .. yh d. e, s e say "a
g. "a. The leading markets. at lone and abroad
were quiet ard unchanged AZ London the cloGfnE
price was f1z g 3D. while the quotation here NJ 4
NC. Spelter quiet and unchanged The AmeffA
can iron markets are quiet and without changegN
in price The English markets. were dull. With