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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

auction supply for the first day
head and was smaller than the demsnd seemed to
warrant From the starr OF the auction. trade
Vas IN brisk and active shape and a thorough
Values were on a comparatively satisfactory
basis. They were stronger than the opening OF
AT M e Isss; e ON, es in ~, stro pssa t dsm.n rs S chic;
ern force Of buyers held up their end on the
sonabiy good outlet through local and other
speculative channels. while there was enough
demand from Southern and medium-sized offer
while. The general market il on a better basis
generally than II was two weeks ago. especially
on the medium classifcations.
Horse Quctatiors:
Heavy to good sl,s0lsc; choice
Coach horses and cobssFsir to good. ssaiis:
choice TO extra. Horses for the South
Small. light driver: fair to good. ssg+s: choice
in. Export chunks. i.,s to 100 1bs-Piain I,
good. Ssbdilo: choice to extra. s1io@l3o. Business
s ss.y;T:1F s.aai to 5000 ss1 so STS,1e; us sa0iss 70 70 e ;a5a.
and New York ssddiers, siSGsO. Interior horses
.CSn;mon. small plugs. S2c9so: heavy work plugs.
MtILEs-The. early mule run Of the week was
light: Il included a load or two to dealers and
was pretty good burch q big mules and sold
to pod quality; The conditions xsre not S4o;
steady tone. There was hardly enough In the
ket. Demands from local dealers did not show
any ur nS,n,6 ~ this they y.ry much re- Tssem mule
1t is too early for the trade from the south.
and its main dependence must be put In an
n ma, Wen. 'n Ss. been nn dassccldsSd n,,n small and change
able.
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New York. Aug. e.-Cotio1-Future opened
io~sr' dissiiayinr an indireTsnt %fssionse TO bull
iSh Liverpool cables and bullish crop news. lm-
ed the early stability and prices hrcEe $ points
from the initial lids. under professional hquhia,
sheer absence Of speculative support lie; It
was very evident TINT the bear eontingent was
COVERING was quietly done on the downturn
the day. Liverpool quickly eonfoImei To our
heaviEcss and Toe, most Of its ADVANCE be1or.
5.Hc and Jan. to I.sSc. from which there sas
a rebound OF 2 points: After a IsnGthy Period
buliish tendencies. despite reports Of , Incle'
Of rain in Sherman. Tex. AID worked slowly.
s ~. ', midasy shorts Ssst % See san on nsrVoes as a result
Of predictions for a bullish weekly Government
from parts OF the Csroiinas and Georgia This
buying. in conjunction with fairly eetive bull
new high levels for the day. with the Jan. OPP
ton issadi ,s ths rise; III; New ..r 0r,sSns s1rt harG IN
the New o.iesns market. DID much to help The
late market "a ct here; Val street was a u nsersl
ments. The market was finally steady. with
co issS H Closed | 'S aais. aif Tnidai In d plan s's ssi n alS;
aing rn,f SIC; .alss , more, OF ru'9rss '. v"ri
Sc: Dec; 7,asc: Jan. FAC; Feb. FAC: March
1.ss; ordinary sc: good ordinary s-isc; low
|isd,Ins .Ssi midil,nT $ s,lsc; sood midaliRs
stock .t.I@ 'Fu'arrs steady: Aug, !s,a.sss:
Sent. 4sd7 sc: Oct i.3zdI &c: Nov. 1-3laI BE:
Dec. 7.Md7 3ec: Jan. 1891 SEC: Feb. T.s4g7-3sc.
March -.35Gz.s1c.
Liverpool. Aug. Is-Ctton-Spot moderate
business: prices frrer; American middling fair
low middling 4ll-s2d; good ordinary 1924:
ordinary , 27-32d. Sales of the day were 700
bales. Of which se were for speculation and ex-
port and included 500 bales American. Receipts
i.1o; no American. Futures opened quiet. closed
[zs,s4d b.; Aug.-sept 23-s.d s. Sept, t:2-s4d
Nov. Dec. <s-s.14 7-std b.: Dec--Jan. 45-si9
4 T-s4d b.: Jan.-Feb. 4s-std4 7-s4d b.: Feb. March
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TRADING WAS DULL
m At LOWER PRICES.
CEREALS REFUSED TO SHOW
LIFE IN CHICAGO PIT.
Corn, Wheat and Oats Slumped
From saturdays Close@PrOvi.
siOns Showed Strength.

Chicago. Aug. Ia--Inactivity marked to-
days session Of the Board Of Trade. and.
influenced by lower cables. Sept. wheat
closed &c lower. Sept. corn closed &c lower.
oats were 1.c lower. but provisions were
strong. dosing from 8 to 7E4223sc higher.
Wheat.
Heavy receipts in the Northwest. together
with lower cables in caused a weak opening
in the wheat Pit. The early loss. however.
was more than recovered later on a de-
creased visible supply of 1.54o.0oo bu.. and
on heavy seaboard clearances. Trading was
mostly for local account, Sept opened =
etTsc To SIa.c lower at ae@sc TO dc On
commission-house selling the price declined
to 1OSc but rallied later on covering by
local shorts to 7lI.c. The close was NC
lower at nlsHili4c. Toward the close there
was considerable changing from Dec. to
Sept. Worlds shipments were n.543,VO bu..
compared with II. 72s.0oo bu. last week, and
the amount on passage increased oo4,v1 bu.,
compared with an increase last week OF
l.e12.v9 bu- Clearances Of wheat and hour
were equal to ISL. 900 bu.. and 81 boatlolds
were reported taken for export. Primary
receipts were 1,i2i.Wp bu.. against l.iSl,vO
bu. last year. Receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth were reported as 63 cars, compared
With 1856 cars last week. and 49l cars a
year ago. Local receipts were ls cars. IL
OF contract grade.
Heavy rains east Of the Mississippi River
caused a weak opening in corn Specula-
tive operations were small and traders ap-
pcared to be waiting for developments OF
relations with supply and demand. The
weakness in v heat was one OF the causes
for the bearishness in corn. Sept. sold be-
tween 5sssc and 5siec, closing l2c lower al
5Sisc. Receipts were "a cars. IL cars OF
contract grade.
Oats opened steady to &c higher and, with
corn, there was q rapid decline from the
top. Trading was light throughout the day
and .he one bear influence was the weak
ness in corn. ON the decline there was
considerable realizing by outsiders. while
the buying was scattered. mostly for local
account Sept. ranged between S5Sc ana
31c. closing sc lower at 3S1sc. Receipts
Were "a cars.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Despite the cure which showed Al anround decline in grain futures. there
we're a good many strong spots in yesterdays markets As is usual after a SUNDAY
or holiday the early news" was regarded with considerably more Importance than
IN other days. h first cables came lowers d here were reports Of rain in the
Ohio Valley corn growing districts
On the strength of hcavyc earances light receipts and reports that foreign wheat
prcesw were not realized during to-dayss session. here was a comfortable margin be-
tweent the opening nd closing prices with the balance on the bun side.
Trading was light and largely speculative. There vas some buying by exporters
because of the favorable foreign advhes
Sept wheat opened sc and Dec declined a like AMOUNT Sept closed only 40
Sept corn opened &c If I'M game 1c during the session, the closing price being
&c below Saturdays close
In the cash market there was a slight easing or in prices due to a light Monday
demand IND sympathy with thes speculative market
There was a good sample demand for at. and the ash market IA higher han oil
Saturday. Practically NJ trading in this grain was done in the pit
Receipts of fruit and vegetables on Third street we're larger than for several
lays and tine quantyo of the shipments was good Prices as "A rule. we're lower -
cto or the chocet grades Fruits were still in demand and veguahLsw we're firm
Trading on the St Iouis Stock Exchange was unusually light and was confined
entirely to United Railways and Transit Company securities and local bank ad trust
company stocks.
1t was a dn Monday all round
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count; Price too high for elevators. Sales by
senple at 3sd5si-c Ter No. : Size for 40. o..
%anSsl@e for No: 2 white: Ssq3sc for No. , white
CSC for No. 4 white.
RYE-Firm. but the demand and offerings
small No. . sold E. side at s2hc. and delivered
this side at CSC.
improvement was noted. but
prices hold up. cash wheat not having declined
enough TO warrant sellers cutting rates. A
very moderate domestic trade and occasional sale
on soft winter for car lots on tIk:
ira fancy. .5.2oas 80: clear .2.sea3. Hard
SIS: extra fancy s.. .eiS. 70: clear s2.sOg3. Hard
winter in jute SKIS. s.. "a % for clear. which
for patents: spring wheat patents S.6SQ3.i5. in
bulk: 3c higher in wood.
meal. Z. o. b.. $40: pearl
meal. grits and hominy. 50. 80.
MlLL-FEEDSouiet. as offerings small and the
prices asked limiting the demand. Bran auotable
= trk; At Sac in large and Soc in small SKIS.
Texas bid Sc for bran in loo-ib. SKIS, this side.
HAY-Received T5 tons local and 95 tons
with a good local demand for desirable feeding
mixed dull. Croice clover in demand. Prairie
quiet and UNCHANGED, Prices E. tIk,. as fol
lows: Timothy. tl4-5e for choice slspl4 for No.
/: s12d12 80 for No. >: clover. Slial3 for No. i:
prairie. sl4614.E9 for No. 1. and ST. JoG13 for Nc
2: alfalfa, $3.50.
LEAD n sPELTER-Market firm for leod
at 10 for soft Missouri: A.s2iy for desilvertzed.
and $40 for chemical rard. spelter dull at $50.
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Chicago. Aug. Y.-CsuIe-Receipts 1000. In
cludirg LEO Texans and $500 Westerns: steers
log lie higher. butchers stock strong TO 10,
higher: Texas fed lo6l5c higher: srassers arm:
wesserns. nIm to strong; good 70 prime stssrs
and feeder. esS4.W COW. and heifers $500
SIS: Gamers 81 .5062.So; bulls g .25G<.S: calves
EGS.s5; Texas steerr % 60Q5 10: Western steers
sf65. 10. to-day 3i.0o:. tomorrow
1900: estimated left over 500: active. SHsisc
higher: mixed and butchers 2sis: god
10 choice heavy 8. soas. 20: rough heavy $40
sheep-Receiuts II. leo: choice, nrm; others slow:
good to choice wethers 1.364 fair to choice
mixed S3Q3. ": Western sheep $685.: yeariings
g. 4agt.25: native lambs oas.sS. Western lambs
&. Joseph. Mo-. Aug. s-ca,ie-Receipts
200: market steady to weak; natives p9e: cows
and heifers si:zsas: bulls and stag. ssqt.s:
Receipts 2..eo: market &c higher: light and
liGht mixed g. 159s. ILL.,: medium and heavy 500
u6. %: pigs 3sG5 Is. bulk 1896 10. Sheep-Receipts
So; market active and steady; top natives s.
Kansas City. No. Aug. s.jCarle-Receipts
5000 natives. 1000 Texans and 900 calves. stock
choice export and dressed beef .teer. s5.5)6s
fair to good H.son5.< 20: stockrrs and feeders ssh
AS: Western fed steers N-4oa5 70: Western rance
steers 81 .fo64.0: Texans and Indians g s1i<. -.
Texas cows 0.2563: native cows 8. 5pat: hei.
er. q .soas. 70; Gamers s2as.t 20: bull. s. soa4 80:
calves .sS5S Hces..Receipts $500. Market
bulk Of sales S.sods.o!1: heavy not here. bui
$3.50 pigs a spds .sG Sheep-Receipts 2'5co.
Markte steady: lambs = nos: native wethsrs a
d3.S native warnings o-4N6s.s5; Western wet,-
g 10: stock sheep S2oz.0-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Steldy-Texans Weaker-Hogs
Higher-Sheep Active and Strong.

S~teers-Trade in the native d.
vision was hamperej by lack of supplies. beef
steer offerings being confined TO a couple Of loads
OF led westerns ard a single load OF native
steers of medium weight. There was an urgent
inquiry. and sales w.fe made on a stronger
basis. beirs variousiy quoted from steady TO leo
h!gher. the stronger opinion prevailing. There
was really not enough killing stun Of conse.
ouence TO test the market fully.
Representative sales:
BEEF y BUTCHER STEERS.
No Az. Pr No. Az. Pr. No. Av. Pr
Dig $40 0...l2s5... sass p..-125e... &.zs
Butcher Cattle-A miscellaneous assortment was
offered In the butcher department.: mainly odds
and ends. There was a scarcity Of full loads
of good killers. and this class was generally
steady A good proportion Of canning grades
was on sale, which went at a little weaker prices
than the close OF last week Bulls and veal
calves were steady.
Representative salas.
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c..h Grain. FIour. Etc.

ket-Rece 11.5gI SKIS.
nd is cars local and IS cars through. Lower.
nough to keep millers from paying luiIsc
remium over Sept for No. ? red. the sales this
tde At 7l+472c and L. side at 72472hc for car
sts.. mainly del. No. . red sold at tic and No. I
.adiy cockiedD at Sc skd. lots in elevator at
Cd. @kc for No. + Hard winter in limited
ailling demand. with some accumulative buy
nd No. 9 hard at nkc. Spring wheat tungrad-
d At 67hc.
NC Market-Received - cars local
nd 6 cars through Lower. A small local and
rider demand. the elevators getting No. ) or
etfer. switched to the house BY sampIe-No. 2
ellow soid At solse: No 3 yellow at ,sis@sec'
OATseash N-arket-Received % cars local and
car through. Firm. Offerings small. but the
omand rather limited on local and shipping &C.
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LIVE POULTRY-Chickens-Youn1 hen. e,.
ROSTERS. old " Stacy young d. Tursrs.
Round lots &C. Ducks &C; Geese dop 10, ..Iii-
loo for average receipts; those weighing less than
a pound not wanted; SPRING ducks-cnoice white
&c per ID. Young turkeys he per ID. for large.
uiOc for small. Pigeons 15c per doz.
DRESSED stock. scaIied s,d
unGTawn. with heads and legs on: Chickens
Average size: roostefs 4c. Turkeys-Ayeraee &c.
Ducks &c. All poor stock. including sweating.
thin. scrawny. etc. nominal. Spring chickens
lose.
NEALS-Choice fat at 3Ik64c: heretic.. rough,
small and thin 212izc- Spring lambs 3Gfc. Fall
lambs &c: thin ewes and bucks 1Lc per Id.
GAME-Sduirrel N-59 per dog. for Young: old
not wanted. Piover SIS per doz. Woodcock IS
per dOz-
FROG L~EGs-Large 81 per doz.: medium &c:
fmalI DC.
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L.. no. 1y p. .os... as H.. H.. AS
r.. e.. s.s H.. H.. go g.. 49,. 80
b.. esl... SO p. 100. SIS g.. TO-. 80
H.. &c.. Els So: as L.. 60. rs

YEARILNGS AND HERETICS.
zs... 3Z l.. 2U-.. 800 l.. go. ais
Mixers and Springers-The supply was small
the last week.
Representative Gales:
! spg. 1000. $50
Southern in the Southern e.
vision were 50 cars. containing 2.cs3 cattle and 5S2
calves. Early business on steers was strong.
and q train or 20 went at little better prices
than the close of last week: some few single
loads found strong outlet early on Eastern or
oers. A weakness set In later and the movement
WIS slower. The market closed with all OF the
strength lost. some steers being called a shade
lower than on last Friday. Cows were slow
and weak throughout Bulls sold about steady.
Calves were also about steady. but show a de-
cline Of around &c ner head from the high time
the fore part OF last week.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
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DULL LONDON MARKET
REFLECTED ON THIS SIDE
TRADERS INCLINED TO BE
BEARISH.
Inside Support Protecting United
States Steel-Standard Oil In
terests Buying Sugar Stocks.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York Aug. Ia.-The London market
was dull and narrow all day, with an early
| tendency to react in the American stocks.
This was not, however. maintained. as the
close was fairly firm. Consols were a trif1e
easier. but the market generally presented
no features worth comment Money wa
rather easier in the open discount market.
and II IS not improbable that the Bank OF
England may See At to reduce its discount
rates In the near fut~ure-especially as there
Is nothing 10 indicate a demand tor money
before the end Of september. The bank Is
In an exceptionally strong position and the
Movement OF exchange In other European
csn;er5 in It's favor.
In lie local market the expectation of
lower prices was 50 general that II was not
Surprising that some little strength was
shown after the first quotations. Probably
tie wish was father to the thought. as u
good many people would be glad to pick up
cheap stock, but are deferred by the strike
situation. The grsngcTs opened lower. raj
lied readily ana tssn became dull. with q
moderate tendency 10 sag more from
neglect than from any active pressure.
traders. upon the whole. were bearish. but
when A. wal apparent in the early trading
that Insiders were not only supporting steel.
but were inclined To bid UP the rest Of tbs
list. they turned round. Norfolk and West
ern advanced on strong manipulation and
higher prices were talked for 1t. A good
deal OF long stock has been bought by q
combination OF Southern and soft-coal in
terests. probably with the idea that the
Pennsylvania people will, under press
ure. take IL on their hands at higher prices
standard Buying sugar. -
Sugar sold on on the further reduction n
the price Of refined. and talk from trade CEN
tiers was rather bearish In view Of the dull
neys Of business There In good reason to
believe. however. that Standard OIL inter-,
ests are large holders of the common stock
and wouio Ee willing to acquire more Com
solidased Gas continues TO be we'll bought.
and Amaigamated Copper advanced easily
In view CT the rather widely scattered bull
account Steel strike news u a little unsat-
isfactory.
There Is very little ak current on the
crops, and il Is significant that Atchison ex-
poets to haul 1000 more cars Of fruit this
year than last from California, which viii
more than offset any loss in corn freight
Money Is a trife harder, with q little loan
ing at 3 per cent The close was firm ana
the market had a tendency to take its tone
from the Steel stocks. where the projecting
point was a fairly aggressive buyer. Nor
folk and Western maintained its advance
and sympathetically affected the other soft
coal stocks The mark9 generally was mar
row and very easily moved either way
The movement Of exchange was taken -
indicate that all present fear of gold export
was over. and that money probably would
remain easy until AFTER September. The vol
cme OF trading was limited
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
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Pork-New standard was steady and unchan1 ed

.-e .GA
at SIS. "a in a jcbbins way:
Lard-Choice steam f. SIDE H.Th, nominal.
Green Hams. Etc.-ln car lots Z. o. b. +. side:
Hame-l0-av. at lv3xc. LIS al Zoe: las at 9a.c: los
los and lbs at 9-sc; SKINNED hams-ls-av. ST lo4c.
IsQ z0s at lvlsc;. 22Iz4s at 10xc; California; Al
20 ixc; New York shoulders at 7kc. FIom the
block del: Hams at SIC for lslb. average 10
SIC for run of-houses.- Lellies at -sL4l9c. as in
average. CALIFORNIA; at TIC. New YoTx shoulders
at &c. H
d. S. Meats-To arrive. 45aso average. cured
tang way ranged; ENtra shorts at size: cribs 80.
clear sides at ss,c; bellies at Sac 10 Sd. !. = in
average; plates at 1isc; fat backs at &c: sfana-
ard backs at s5sc. Dealers charge higher on
deIs-
Bacon-Bxd. :. c. meats in a fobbin1 NAV
range: Breakfast bacon at from Sic for heavy
to l2.sc for choice light: hams at like To i21sc,
CALIFORNIA; at .Sxc TO &C. as In average: New
York shoulders at sac- flain-sraoked bxi me.r
in q iobBing way ranged: Extra snorts ar -.
cribs at SIC. clear sides at sac; bellies ar si.c
TO loiSc. as In average, plates at 1ssc; fat bacxs
at Sac. standard backs at 9Ssc. Dealers charee
higher on oroers-
Country Bacon-ouote prime meats: Sides at 8
sizc. ID. s. meats &c per ID. less. IN
Cleo stearine held at csc.
~Tallow-Steady. prime cOuatry at i7la5c. Ma ,
at 41xc: cake at 54c- Packers choice hell ar
bA,aJ7.c h size.
Grease-We quote small. Irregular lot, coun,.,.
Brown at sac. yellow at Sac: white AZ a. Paai
ers' stock-brown at i.a4sc: yellow at iEassc-
white at sG5xc.
Beef-on oroers: Bbld.-Mess at no. Fu,,on
Market at 5000: dried at lie TO l2c and iac -
H.. as in kind: tongues at l4sc per Id.
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POULTRY.
stocks Fairly Well Cleaned Up and
Prices Are Firm.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

ftffI III S1EtlAk
day were 5 cars Of Western by freight. Including
! car on trk. from last week and about l car BY
close last week and. while the invoices are Of
Sar'1 ios s0S on f foais snd i Tses ff in hs1a 1u ahi If5aIs
and the market settled on that basis. bat small
the Few turkeys offered brought Zoe. Ducks
reached out Of aSese p figures. '4 chi pfsinsolf ln.s
large l4c: small to medium DC. Fowls loo.
p H3Sssers per pair ali T e5sSyy: sod lsf; P1 sSSs0e' Gse.s
western prime pair; slai.25: southern and
to-day .4s pkgs. The fresh receipts this morning
We're ret heavy. while invoices generally show
springcrs. as compared with last week.
inc continuous and heavy rains Yesterday had
purchases Of last week are still unsoid. hence.
needs and the volume OF business was disap,
porting. Some effort was made to advance
at SC. and the higher figures were only reached
on the Indians. while best Southern dry-picktd
With average run Of Western scalded bringing
picked Tssched Ne, but ordinary and thin dry
PICKED ad not sell as high as the same grade
and while a few fancy brought 7a2sc Ut the
gpenins, the mark, eased OF later IN the day.
: lbs; each; sS@sse: small and framy lsG2ee;- old
Spring chickens-wes,ern fancy dry-picked. aver
age : IDS; TO pair and over; l4e: Western. dry
small. i2al2,sc: Western fancy scaided. average
4 lbs. TO pair and over. 12I.c: Western average
western sealded sm niai2e scai senl- llSli,ie; so SrR-
picked fancy large sc, Western scsIded prime &c:
picked sc. Old ROSTERS sG5,+c. spring geese
Western ,.aioc; squabs-Whiie choice per dog.
s25s; prime dark H.eSai.o: mixed per dcz.
Chicago, III. Aug. Bleed poultry steady:
@lsizc.
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Closing quotations:
Butter and Cheese.

DoNtCk am0 SnecSe.
New York. Arg g--Butter-Recesrts sH-
2kgs: steady: State dairy i46lsc; creamery isg
2o,ac: June packed factory Ift4dI5i-c: initatIoa
creamery Nf11i.c- ese-R.c II. ssf pkg..;
quiet. fancy large colsred sssI9i.c: fancy large
small white sic.
Chicaso. Aug. bon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady. creamerics
g2ic; dairies l3glsc. Chee>- steady al sL9
loEc- Eggs easier at lc.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug. 19.-Ihe market for evaporatcd
spp,es ruled rather quiet to-day. but retains its
h.mnets OF undertone. owing to 2 scarcity OF SELL
er5; state. common to good. sac; prime 11xIsc;
choice SIC: fancy DC. California dried fruits ruled
dull: rrunes 3x67c: aprfcots. royal st1Ql3c: Moor
Park s0l:c; peaches. peeled isQl9c: unpeeled s
0titc.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aus. ls-Heavy brown sheetinss
and drills have been dull and barely steady, out
SIDE Of best bands. FoIr-yard sheetings are
firm. BLEACH ed ccttons quiet at previous prices
and coarse Solored cottons dnll and irregular.
Print cioshs inactive and unchanged Leading
Lire. Of indiso blue p,ints advanced sc. other
vhts goods selling freely for sprinGL
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A.uoiinR fair
Ilnges and stains. izc to Ac on white.

Galveston-F1rm at s i-isc: receipts as bales
New Orieans-Firm at Size: receipts Isl bales.
Mobil-Nominal at .Sc. receipts IL bales
Savannah-Dul at &c, receipts lp bales
Charlestor-Stesdy at nc. receipts } bales.
NOrfolk-Quiet at s l-lsc. receipts i2s aalss.
Wilmington-pull at Sc. receipts 4 Daies.
Baitimore-Nonina at s l-lsc: receipts none.
New loIk-Steady at be. receipts ISL bales
Boston-Quiet at Sc: receipts - bales.
Phiia at She. receipts none
HC~ustUn-SieaGy at Sac: receipts -Jy3 bales.
Augusta-F1rm at Sisc. receipts 30 bales.
Mempnis-Quiet and steady at &c. receipts :.
bales.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Nd PACKING HOGS.

SHEEP-A moderate supply Of sheep was on
sale. and they averaged fairly good in quality.
there being two loads Of choice lambs among
the arrivals. The market opened with a good
demand and trading was active 20 long as the
supply lasted. Good TO best sheep ard lambs sold
strong to a shade higher. but common stock
were only steady. The stocker trade was very
quiet. with only a few on sale and demand lin
tied. Sales included fair to good lambs at $3.50
to IS. the bulk at $50 to $50. Gull lambs at
S2.ls to g. mutton sheep at $50 to g. Is. stock
ewes at $50 and bucks at $50