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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-25
Cnsh Grain, FIour. e.

WAEAT-Cash Msrket-Receipt p. "a SKIS ana
IAcars local ana is cars through. BY sample
esnSeTed No. 2 red sold at s9lz a7oc West and
eeSG0tc East Side: No. 3 red at sTasSr wee
and 61n6SEc East Side. where esIsc sIso No "a
destination weights: No. 4 at sc 70 ssc. Eo :
EerC az &c Sacked in eievator-Nc. 2 red AZ
no. Z red sold at &c. No. . hard al &c ana No I
coRE-sash M~arket-Receipts - cars local and
Z cars through. No ? white at CSC Wssf So
and No. ; white as much. M n, eSlL. - y
z At SC EsS Side.
-OATSECash Market-Receipts g cars local and
. cars th-SuEh No. 3 white sold at zee: 10. 4
white at sc, and No. > mixed at 5Tc. west Side,
No, 2 white held at 61c and salable at Soc. Rev
Gull and easy: most shippers being out. M 4
miSea sold at sc, No. ; at 3sHd3sc and No. 1
RYEINo. 2 at about 52a54c.
BARLES-At sc.
nd EL5;AAXisE5E;ID11Early arrivals of prime new seed
holders report bids OF S.37 for Cd,
FDOJR-QuoLatlons on new wheat FOR car lois
trk.: Patents .S.@aS.45; straiEhts at s.. f5aa ~
Per Dbl, higher, and soft winter in jute sks. So "a
GLoJ nara winter IN jute SKIS 2. 0OaZ 50 Tor
clears: S8HS-l5 for s~traights, g .25R2 81 fcr rst-
81 3 EpTnE wheat patents S.e0G3.7O in bulk;
BRAN,A5 about SIC to Sc; at mill about sc.
IRE FLoUR-Jobbing at s9.15 in SKIS. and e. Z,
CoRNMEAL-Gty meal (. O. b. u. ts. mari
Ertts and hominy 50. SO. "' PEARL
AAt-heceipts $50 tons local. IS tons -br,uzL.
othy At ;I5gi5. 80 for choice: SIeiS b5 sG- I'm N
$3.50 Tor 30. 2; low grades NgT; clover
In 9Sao ~; clover. No, i SllaI2; so. ? sSp
rs: gpbbaaiinrne THIS side, at No. / Ss.56g9; No. :
sTRAW-wheat at 1855; cat at Sc; ~. at
LEAD sPELrER-Lead at "a to .n
WHISRY-At S1.Bl.
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Provisions.

Pcrk-New standard ~s17.f7Kaf7.snH per Dbl. in
4 jobbing way.
Lard-choice steam E. side 1o.42nc per ID in =
tohbinE way: kettle-rendered al u6riHc.
Green Hams-In car lots Z. o. b. E. side: Hams
lSd0s at uA412c: skinned hams les, lsTsis,
From the block, del.-Run-of-house hams AT Iiz
9l2c; bellies at lie. to 121kc; California exc; New
D. 8. Meats-To arrive: 45a5O-av. cured cribs
held at 10-6Ql0.52zc S1-lb. ay. at 10. 67kc- c. 4
Z Bid. lots in a tobbing way ranged: Extra
short and cribs uEIIhc: short clear IISc; bel
lies ufc, standard backs at uhc. Dealers
charge higher On orders: plates CSC; fat backs
ranged. ExtrE short and Cribs at IiAaisc:
short clear Y bellies at IKE; standard
backs at .l2&c; plates loAc: fat backs at TIKc.
Dealers charE9 higher on orders. Breakfast bacon
at sZe fo- heavy 20 &c for light; hsms at l2A4
I9Ac: California lohc; New FORK shoulders at
I0Sc.
Country Bacoa-Sides at &c.
Tsllow-Steady: prime country. No. I NJ 7c.
No. > at sLc; packers choice at TE21xc.
Cleo StearinsQuote at 1lc.
Grease-Snlau irregular lots country: Brown at
&c: yellow al SIC; white at &c. Packers
Frog Legs-La-Ee $40: medium q; small 5co
shesp-At 2h9se; thin ewes and bucks Hoe;
-VealsGFfrm: chotce heavy Sssxc: STEADY
We quote: Choice fat at &C per is: beresics
rough, small, thin az 315kc per 70.
Seef-On orders. Bbld.-Plate and Fulton Mar
Eet and roll at slf.5o: mess at t1z-5O: died sets
Il !s.se; tongues lSs per ID; insides lie: knackiss
1--we PO9l:Ty1EOary and Eight hens At ia:
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ST. LOUIs-PEoRIA LINE.
See C. p 4 ST. IL
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Wool.
Fruits and YeEetabIe..

ar Tai ia RsRn 6afss su S,S e are sD.ci Il: Gag sn ISt' ,o IN
on orders nre charged higher.
PEACHES-leSa refrigerator stock: Pecks at
&c. and EGerts a; syf9tc: express STOCK. pecks
az s5sE SSG 9nG i-S,Sp; boz at 52ts5si ALABAMA :.
ss4rsstseSS A 5a9ss 10, b., 5Es; al say and
bdsket crate ieT E.berta: Tennessee at @GS5c a
peck AID s5aSoc a crate
APPLESE-Qugte l-S-bu. box green at &c. and
red June 4eg4Sc. pecks at 2j52p,. and melon
baskets at l.Gz5c-: bu box los green at 4JIstc
srsen 70 $3.50 for choice TO fancy: vindfaiIs at
CEAB APPLEs-i5aeoc per k-Su. basket
SfNAFEs-Noore's early G9TSc per crate; Ives
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 per car;
SCI PEI I9: einkies So@.5 per car.
e. per s-EaL crate; homegrown E.@ per s-ssi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Oklahoma SOC
0!I PEI eTate: Illinois 20a40c per H-bu. basket.
Mexican $3;7sa4 per box. ~
tossisS9 Eis6eT: i5Ea; S Ss.,t25Hi re g. e. per boz;
a SDSSinS day; Sicily I4.:e; yerdeli ;4,SaS.
PINEAPPLE|Deio SIS SO Fer p case punch
~PLIMs-IeKss @a25c for Chickasau yellow
PoTAToEs-Early Ohio ~e4e per bu.: river
GABBAGEIE.@ DeT Dbl. on orders.
2NIoNS@Nsar-by i5565c per bu.
STRING gEANs-BoHe-ETowRn sSSac psF 81.
et SssEE 49,. FsEIPsSPiSSR 5 9si:sa! p hi Gs per
sAtERKR&TT~NeS Sa Gn 4 eF; s. u
bu.: orders higher.
g ESsSR HR@AR5s5FSa 3 i5sEc i S:f S ssF Dbl
EjGPLANT-gS6oc per dog.
CARROI@20G2c per doz. punches.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ec per dog. punches
size.
EALEZHome-grcwn leo Per box.
per ID.
bu. box.
sPNACH-Ioaao per bu. box.
LERT-Michi InI21c per Coz bunches
and Tennessee 50GA0c Per
GREEN CoRN-5Gsc per doz- for homegrown
CCRRANTS-Consigned @c9S1 per s-Ral. tray,
as to condition.
box
SWEET POTATOES New saasc per n-bu.
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BEARS RETAIN CONTROL
OF WHEAT AND CORN,
DECLINES FOLLOW HEAVY
RECEIPTS.
Riding Extremely Light, With
: Speculation Mainly in the
Hands of Scalpers.

Yesterdays local grain markets were eI-
tremely dull. with slight recessions in
prices IN both wheat and corn. Weather
news was generally favorable for thrash
ing. and shipping and local deliveries were
heavy. Receipts were larger. and there
was practically no outside buying demand.
ScaIpers were most active in the pit
throughout the session.
The Cincinnati Price Current says: Wheat
further slightly impaired. Oats moderate
~ impaired. Conditions now more favora-
bic. Corn generally maintaining fine prom
isr. Hog packing for week was Se5.VOl head.
against 525.uU last year. Total packing Of
hogs since November l to date is 7.7A.Oc0
head. and Tor same period year ago 1885,
o. head.
ssh e9ac. eslc. Sept sold At eSSassHs
a. Iyzc. ~ asyzc. sO-.c. 75ac.
Corr was dull and weak in line with wheat
Receipts were again heavy, and most of
the crop and statistical news had a decided
~ bearIsh tinge. Local deliveries were 3d.
20 bu. sept corn opened unchanged and
sold at: 52Ec, 5=sc. 5244c. Dec. sold at
4Oit. DAc.
Receipts OF wheat at st. Louis we're 3lA-
ia bu.. OF which 1923 SKIS. and Isl cars local
and IS cars through, as against lsO.zo bu.,
Of which 1851 SKIS. and $50 cars local and
81 cars through. in 1901
Receipts OF wheat at primary points were
1.C09.3Se bu, against $4,000 bu. in 1901. and
shipments we're 5Ie.oi6 bu-. against $4,000
bu. The Northwest received lsl cars.
against 24 cars in 1901. Chicago received
1880 bu-, and Kansas City l60. 100 bu. The
clearances we're $4,000 bu. OF wheat.
Receipts OF corn at St. Louis were -2.eOo
bu-. Of which % cars local and 2 cars
through. against 500 bu., of which So cars
local and 10 cars through. In 1901.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
2S9.46O bu-, against E5,o50 bu. in 1901, and
shipments were 1883 bu., against 27S.00
bu. Chicago received 1880 bu.. and Kan
ses City 5000 bu- The clearances were
5000 bu.
Receipts OF oats at st. Louis were g $50
bu-. Of which 50 cars local and Z cars
through, as against $500 bu, OF which 2
cars local and ) cars through. in 1901.
, Receipts of oats at primary points vera
S2l.6s bu.. as against I7S.O9 bu. in 1901. and
sSipmelts were 151.G0 bu., against 22a OO
D. The clearances were 1000 bu-
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Poultry.
REPuRIIC SPECIAL.

49, -
New York July E.-LAve ulty-Rece to-
day were 9 cars Western and I southern. Re
ceipts were heavier than expected and Footed
up Sc cars since Monday, while 5 or = cars
more are due later In the week being attractei
here By the prevailing high prices. Tns hrm
tone on fowls has su5sideG. though prices Ne;e
without quoiable change. small Southern chich.
ems In active demand from the wagon boys ana
hrOuEh; about the same prices as ne more o.
sf-ahle Western. RoosteTs. turkeyH, DUCKS anu
geese unchanged Sphinx chickens-Salthern am
Southwestern Iftzal5c- Other quotations IN
changed.
Dressed po~ultry-Receipts to-day. 100 pkEs
With light. fresh receipts and very little IN signt
FOR later in the week. the MARKET assumed a
s-eadier tone and advanced to &c on average
ptme we5;ern dry-picEed fowls. and while Il
MAS difficult 10 buy good fowls for less 70 e1-
coed that figure stock had TO Dc cuieo NeIS
closely, which diminished rather than lnSreasci
the average prices. The market was wei SUI
Med vith ordinary chickens that AVERAGED rom
5S6s lbs. 10 pntr. snd such. when large and
plump. sold mainly at l5Gisc, but choice. AIs
bright chickens. average 3ng4 lbs 70 PAIR: NeIs
not plenty and reached ,n9l.i&c. rsreiy lsS On
very Lance. SQUADS In liberal supply. Fowls,
western dEy-picked. prime ElFSitS@ % sSaiaea
mime Eiz1iSc. Old r~oosters sE9l0c. Othef quo
tations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-25
KINLOCH
OELCO.
DIS Carleton building.
FRANK ID. GILDERsLEEyE,
D-.--.

REM. J. KLENE. sec'y and Treasurer.
Operating in the very heart of the
Ohio and West Virginia fields. where
oil has bcen produced continuously
with enormous proits since 1852.
The KInIoch Oil Co. embOdies
CURITG. LARGE PROFITS and PER-
MESESCE.
The charters of the companies op-
Grating pipe lines for the handling of
oil in the State of OHIO compel such
companies 70 lay. lines direct to the
wells of the producer.
This insures a ready and permanent
market.
Send In your subscription for stock
ut 10 cents per share Cpar value S1.OO)
without delay.
The price soon advances.
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ROSTERS Sc: spring chickens. per ID. average r.
az &C. Turkeys-Ayerage receipts lc Tor old;
spring al &c. Ducks &c. Live pigeons And
squads 81 per doz. Geese SIC.
Dressed PoultTy-SCal1ed and undrawn. with
heads and legs on. Old chIck.ns-ChCice al Ia-c.
spring chickens &c: ROSTERS &C. Turkcys-ChoIge
at i3c.
Roasting PiEs-In demand at H-s5aI.SO per
head.
Fresh FlSh-Steady. Quote: Sunhsh az g:
crapple at &c for small TO 20 for large: bass lie;
dressed cat Sc: spoonh!ll cat &c: dressed bull
hracS &C. buffalo, gross. SIC. dressed buualo
4itGSc:- dressed German carp S-c; white
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BY Telegraph.

Kansas City. Mo. July e4-~CattIe-Rersip,s
AT0 natives. a09 Texans. calves az TeIs..I
10 %nativss: fat cattle slow; steady 20 lower: quar-.
entinc steady 10 ic lower: stockers ami faS5.-S
active. steady: COWS si0x. weak. cbot-. esIeI
end dressed beef steers y.sSasS: fair 10 -
stockers and feeders q sOf5 q. Wet
ern fed steers 14rdS5: Texas and indisn stsers
Texas cows S93: native cows n. SN3S.
s. Q calves ESS3S Hoss-Reseipt: SSS;
merket stssdy 70 se higheg top E.E; bulk Of
ens Fsoe5 g Iighs SeL.1S: yorksrs FSSa[.pE:
pEH q S~seep-Rsosiptr SoG. rsrkst
M1 knS Oh NE1 GGa1s .sssSs SIsENe
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Receipts and shipment,.
Provisions.

kIoElslons had good support. were some
wat active ana made very good advances.
hogs we're scarce and brought higher
OFFICES at the yards. Shorts covered 10 some
extent out the principal cause of the adj
vance Jay IN the purchase by packers TO
neg up the pit Liquidation by longs had
Httle erect on the advance. Sept. pork
SioSed &c up. at SL5S: Sept. lard, pic
Sl0-S5. ~ up ~
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
20 cars corn, lSo; oats. Ice; hogs, 1900
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

Eastbound-Leays Eighth AID Grziot sreetn
daiy-l:R. GIL $50 p m Except Sunday, l.0A.
s:ls. 7:5T. s:5l. 1855. Ills a. M; I2.oS 3:ls ia
s92 . m. Saturday and Sunday only-u:l .. m
Leave Washington Avenue. daily-1:fS Sis. $50
2 m Except SUNDAY. rs. s:ai. 7'l. sSS lo;os.
and Sunday onlyzII;iS p. m. Sunday only61.
7:e9. s:l3 a m; 1928 2. m
westhound-Leave Granite City. daily-l1o,
2IS sL5. 5:2 p. m Except Sunday, 5:ls. 500
502. s:i4. 9:1s. 1919 a m. 3:S. is5. 7:i1, s17
p. m. Saturday only-i2:l5 .. m Sunday only
12:l5. SIS. 500. 1880 a m: Sunday and Monday
only-l2:i5 a. m. Except Saturday and Sunday
5:42 2. m.
Except sunday-Sis. 500. fcs. SIS sd. Io:4s
a m: 5:z7, $50. s:21 P m saturday ~only-l2:2
.. m. Sunday only-i1.O. 600. s.0, 1895 q. m
Sunday and Monday only-12:O q. m
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Stocks of Grain in store.
Produce.

SutterSScarce and firm. Quotations: Creamery
Extra 2sc; frsts &c: seconds Is6lsc. Dairy
EXtra H41SlLc; hrsts TdT74c; grease &c. IadlA-
pscked-Extra 1sIzc; hrsts 17IZc. CountrylC6oics
i4c: poor TO fair f0G12c.
EgS-Current receipts at 1sIk115c Receipts
LII pkEs. and L3 through: shipped go pkgs
Cheese@Jobbtng: Twins at lie: single ike:
diaries 1I2c: Y. A 11&c; long horn l@Lc. lin,
burger IeFl01c. sHis-Choice 1sdI7c: Nc. . iz1
Grsc. Prick IlAG12c.
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Hides.

Dry steady. Dry mint Texas hezv IIlsc;
Texas average lsAc; fallen l5GlStzc: native and
a.. - = Aa-ES Ls-C. -. = ntLNc
Dry-ssted-Rolnd heavy isc; round Light i0sc:
sailed No I 2zc. Salted No. > IUi=c. Horse hide
ED-Y SC. observation-disclosures nc; seleSed No.
1 &c: selected No > 64ci part cured &c less;
incurred &c per H. less. Bull &c Ter II. less than
COW hides. Hcrse No. l zG55: horse No. : Sa5i
uncured less.
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FINANCIAL.

NegotIntIons are now pending for
the ~purchaSe of additional property
which, ~ communicated. will place the
KIaIoch OIL Co. in n position to eHrn
over 10 per cent on h par value S1J
of Its stock.
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lard tierce Ice: pork Dbl. Ike Shaved hoops
Flour hbl SG4go for cooger: aS99S FOR oak lard
tlerCc. cooper shaved. sedS. pork Dbl =
CDOPERAGE-iarl tcs- u-5 for WOOD and u
FER iron-bound bbls: pork bbls. At soAassac loF
wOod-bCund: 81 for iron-bOund: oleo tics al N-Z.1.
slack NCrk-RoUnd-hoop -four Dbl s+c. nat-top
do. SIC: half bbls. sc: meal obls. &c: produce OF
apple bhls. &c.
BAGGING. ETC.-BagginE. per yard. NIB at
59Sc: 2-lb. at Sic: 2L-lb. SIC. Iron cotton ties
Sig5. Hemp Irvine &C.
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,frue for a time as secretary Of the OIL Exchange.
Sales: Higgins one share az s6S. National oil and
Pipe Line Comrany 5Q0 shares at l2c. Manhattan.
zoo shares ut Sls4c. A-nglo-American. 500 shares
at s=Sc. Continental National. 345o shares at &c.
Beaumont Oil and Mineral. 100 shares at &c:
Gold Eacie. SAH at lOC. Dividend. $3.50 shares
at ic. OIL quotations unchanged.
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SUI IlfERN CATTLE-Recripts Of quarantine
cattle were neavy fer Thursday. arrivals amount
inS 10 - cars and I.Z4s head. against - ears
and -.2s head last thursday anu s. cars and
ESQ head two weeks az0. Arrivals Included 4
good many COWS that soId al a general decline u
lgC. Bulls were not plentiful and were but Ettle
cnanEed. while calves sold around steady
Supplies OF steers were mIcn heavier than
expected and hey ond the NEEDS OF a normal de-
mand for the time OF week. and following good
runs and lower markets earlier In the week
made a much larger business than could be
pTces.
Steers sold indIIsrently and dragged along all
day. with uneven declines reported. bit business
was largely LG@c lower. making the decline for
the week on nearly all grades OF steers 1HJGc,
with extreme cases more some reports called
most Of the decline on the best grades. Cows
SHOW n loss OF lVa &c for tins week. while calves
are nat much different. though the light. com
mon ones were IN much less demand than the
good ones Trade closed at the bottom, with
sam- unsCid.
Representative sales:
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LIVE sToCK MARKET.

Native Receipts SmsIi-Beef Cattle
Dull-sheep Close Steady.
NATIVE c~ATTLE-Beef stee-s-catt;e recetpts
IN The native division were about the ssme as a
week ago. but the proportion os beef steers va.
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sTAGs.
o 100

HoGs.Asaln the receipts q hogs wsE. mall.
AGAINST ssS head this dsy a year ago several
leads that were held over ysstertay were On
not near. so good As during The past two days.
there being mere mixed and Southwest hogs
vaiIe1 when the market opensd mis- morning
than at the close yesterday. consequently tradins
sid = highsr but he ESnsnl market was on.
s iS1iS e on Sa0i tSe S sSSihE Rsa's o %sre s Or iSSier fGf
quality was very SLOW Of sale and prices were
with The clearance better than yesterday or the
a5 s%,F 20 .oi spo q. h s.gsh sqs'' S ne ISs; 7 T.isSE.. and I'd
g ~ NJ at EtgaT.s he bulk at El5SSIto;
Il $ n NJ snT S. at sSif. 81 g ss.s.S sR9;! 81 fs.r io .
good mixed at I.OHT-8 The TOP, was r9
a.isS!:B. assi5n.! : So5 Of SIS. and tho bulk
sheep DEPARTMENT but the receipts were not near
80 large as former DAYS this week. The arrivals
sheep was l.rEsr than any day recently; Ths
market vas not quite 50 good as on WsdneslA
weak 20 ic. lower; Thin and all Gull lambs mere
ton sheen were in good demand and sold readily
with prices. a shade hiEher. making the market
god inquiry exists FOR stock sheep and ali that
arrive End ready sale at strong prices. the best
sheen are needed 20 M orders on hand.
lambs sod st Sasso The bulk at .sfs9. erlI
bucks - - 2sT2D-
HoRsELwhiis not as heavy as last week. re-
rly was minus the addition Of any heavy mum
Ss-nsi g on n: ma1Rsss. I Trss. w w5s q set fes
and generally satisfactory. and for 4 week IN
good market Eastern buyers were especiaiiyy
strong operators for everything with any quail
the quality was not as choice an average az last
week and sales did not amount up as high, but
There was quite a dinerent tone shown on the
medium and common onertnFsL These ruled
SSess Compared with a week ago
Horse quotations:
to eTtrs iisasIsS c~hpnks-lIo 70 - lbs tsiS
Sor. s. and s:s!Fsis 9 ISad .ifssiS; sSoSss
% sTtEs 5000: HOLE s9T ne sS1.h.sm.n
:Ss-5: sea!hsfn divers ia5S. :5siss, EsSsst
csgnks,Is9 to go b. 5 sl.,n to sg0a s1sssl:
10 good Sssffio: choice TO extra H2saln SD
dleI. for southsT To,y y[ isSHv to go 81 s' 9s2
r TSTk snail plugs $3.50: heavy work plugs SO
NI-1Fs-N rrea;.r decree ~ life was mani-
fes;ei in The -1u,s market this week ,rsss by
celp.s duL,ns ;he srst four STd ay, ss'9lrd 81 ris I'd
s.aiEst only go sead &, S ,hs total sne ns s9rsdi'p SsSlsr5
received cult. a larse proportion; hut even 80 ihr
ssSS,ns' 4 .nS week Stared omt IN vsrT active
Shsp@ and throughout; the nrst four davs the
,ssiy Es,, ~s ;r m nininE mur.As Se0a TsTIaa and ir tse
call uoon the dealers IN general WIS larEcr than
ortIs, had It's eject On the cammissicn market IN
n -trunE srd ilvelv demand for the god ar
arrival anu the prics. nd w.rs as s;rSpE S a1
thev had been IN ? eounle months. The con-
r1nnest. hut sof;rnsteIv onip a N te a - ,hsss
were inclu1Nd IN the w"eS.s supply. Dealers sold
Mule quotations Gor broke mules. : TO : years
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ST. Louis Cotton Market.

Hinges and stained a; EGhe below white.
GalVes;on-Spot market easy: quote middlinss
Sc.
New o~rl.ans-Spot market steady; quote mid
dlinEs s l3-lsr. Sales. GO bales
Memphi-Spot market quiet: middlings S'se.
Receipts at principal points.
Galveston. sc bales.
New Orleans 80.
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Houston OIL stock Sales.
REPrP1LC SPECIAL

kEPtElIc SPECIAL
Houston. Tex. July Tn was no fra.r-e
10 the trading In ul stocks today. Sale In
ternatiOusI. S.e91 At il-c. National OF and Piys.
lgJ OF Use Pa'estine-BeaumOnt loo at 22.c. N.
X. 4 7. Of 1eaumOn-. leo At 10. parag n OF.
So a. &c: MANHATTAN. 10 at cctsc. 20 at -. Esau-
mont COnfedeTatet. 90 a. sic.
2,00 al &c. l.GJ at 3Sc. GOber. 20 al &c. Msr-
chants and Mechanics. leo at lac: Grace. Do
at zEc: American OIL and Refining. 3.10 at lC;
Haywood. ! az So. Geyser of Galveston. go a.
lGc: Lucky Dime. 90 az SC. so at &c. Seaboard.
2CQ0 AZ i..c. SvJ0 at lc: Continental. 400 At l0c.
Success zoo at loo. TeNaS star Loo at &c.
Beaumont oil stock Sales.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Beaumont Tex. July 24.-The oil stock market
to-day vas Interesting because OF the introduc-
tiCn into trading OF several companies that have
rot been recorded for several days. Higgins
closed AZ SIS bid with $50 asked. After the sale
Cf one SHARE OF stock at SeS Manhattan and An
E~lO-Ams-tcan were slightly OF az 3lisc for the
former and 5Sc for the latter. SECRETARY Child
-ress. who becomes cashier Of the Citizens Ma
tIonal Rank on Monday. has agreed also 10 con-
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NJ, h. & 1.-THE

Train
Jefferson City. Columbia Boon
Vile. SedaliA- Fort Scott,
Indian Territory and Texas
Express
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston, CAL
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points.
JEFFERSON City. Columbia, Boon
Vile, Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express. !,
Missouri, Kansas, Indian Ter
rttoU and Oklahoma ElYer
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Savannah. -.
Norfolk. IL.
Houston. IL
Memphis )
The nrt receipts At all United States ports for
six days were MA bales. as against l2eli bales
4 week ago, and p. as q year ago: exports e.
-. bales. against e-G9 n year ago, stocks -
"a. as against T0.N5-
- I-,fz .r.hrEge statement
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YEARILNGs ~ HERE1cs.

YEARILNGS AND HERET7CS.
L.. 70. SIS l.. "a. $50
StOckrrs anu EeedeTs-Ouertnss OF EtocEers ana
feeders were Eight and only Ialr In qLaLty. Inc
Ovst kinds sold fully steady, Cut the commons
grades were SLOW movers some ACTIVITY dove
"prc Jn stock bulls anu there vas sOHe trading
In stock cows ana heIfeTs al about sieaay puces-
Representative sales:
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Butcher ~e- % butcher stun were
not heavy. but too many Tor the demand. and
resulted in a dull. dragEy business all DAY. with
quotations mainly lee lower tnan early
"Wednesday. and some cases called a HAT guar
ter lower. with buyers and sellers apart on rome
offerings that had not been disposed of At n
late hour There was n liberal supply IN The
southern division that buyers slaim-I offered
better values than natives. and this had its ef-
irct on the native butcher tTau..
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REIT.

s. LoUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Train Depart Arrive.
Cia Bismarck and Deltal:.:: 500 am tbs pm
and Texas Fast Mail
Cvia bismarck and Drlta).... $50 an 700 am
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The hrst Inc q duotations IN each class is
calculated 20 represent the full range from
common 20 extra. Dealers. however. often cias-
sify supeTiative lunches tall topx1 Tor buvens
highest arotations The second line Of quota
tons s.snines we hunk OF sales and generally
the commission market. more or less mixs.i "
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BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.

fered and scarcely sufficient TO make a market
Trade vas. therefore. on a quiet basis at no par
urula- change In quotations.
Representative sales:
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TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTEl

Train.
The Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo and New York =
Toledo api New York Express. .,
Ramsay Aeeo1nseAnca ...... y
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ST. LOUIS. X. c. AND COLORADO n.
From Union StationD

I9I and JOE Mall and Fxpress-
Gasconade River and inter
mediate points ....--...
los AID l0s. Accomnodation-
Belle. Mo. and intermediate