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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11

held 2t = S,r-1 s,c: 41-Gh- ~. AZ i5s5r. c g.
Z ENa lots IN lrl1-D- Ear E-i-.--L- ENtit
short and cribs fI..tli-.. sl.s. "st-r -i'- ~
lies ll'zsli-s-. -sll-a=El backs a lIssr h,-f
ers charge hieasr "u ''r'irTs. plates SIC. It
Bacnn-GNI g. e.. meats In a i0hhu= way
ranged. EN'ra short and 9Th. 10 ID a. --E.
shu-t clear i-'zr. bellies - l-'4t l--sr- Standard
Dealers charge higher orders breakfast bacon
81 l2'-g heavy q l3l=c tor ls-h; u ~ "a = ~.
b. CALI T-r.a .lsssrssc- New h"-E sh'Elf.Ts
yfa--asrv LlJd-,71oise at Sl.as'=-.
C0uGrrr ra aru1-Si6Cs a. &C.
Tafi1a-- ~f.aI-. prime CogH.-.- No. I. a; SC;
No II s's- pICNers choice AT szssis'sc-
Cleo S.sA-i-r-GlUnre ~ aais"
G-ease-S-IsN irregular lots ,1GEtry- Brown AZ
s7sg: yellow at +'sc: white - 47,c- Packers
choice ar - -n1i=c-
FTos Lers-Large 81 :. medium A.: small &c
Sheep-A1 2TgiEc: thin ewes and bucks -s-'4-.
Nsa!~-LiEht receiTts. choice 5eaEy aI-t-c.
STEADY. Quote. Cna5,. fst n 80 CSC Ier l5-.
heEgtlcs rough. small. thin at 500 c res To.
Eeef-On orders. B:d-Piate ard Fulton Mar
a iSiSc: tongues l5c per ID. insldes lSc; knuciSes
i5c: outside iIi- Il2c
Live Poutry-Hcayy and light hens a. SIC;
roosters s. spring chickens. pr n. average Tc-
at 6. Turkeys-Averase receipts lie sor Old:
spring II .oc- Ducks &C Pigeons 81 Ter doz-
Geese Idsi-c
Dressed Poutry-scaIdcd and urdrawn With
spring chickens Ifal5c: rcosters &C. Ig-EsEs-
Choice ~ I.c.
Roasting PlEs-In demand at 'l--5Gl-5' Fer
head.
Fresh Flsh-steady. Quote: sEnfsh at g.:
craupie at SC for small 20 &c Tor IarE-. bass itc.
dressed cat SIC: saOonhill cat Sc. dreSS,d ..i--
heads s.. buffalo gross Sc: dressed hgiIl" 80:
dressed German carp SIC. white perch -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
Nv Telegraph.

Kangas city. No. July i1.-Cstrle- Receipts
% ratIvrg ? 80 Texans. % calves. best steers
i,,U steady to &c lower. COWS lower: stockers
S,as;fy ts &C lower. choice export and dress Cd
bsF steers ssi7s ~ fair 70 good s. 517se: stock
',,,I f...is5s ylSI5Fl. Western fed steers s. IS
as- Texas and Indian steers s2i5u5-15: Texas
csy,s S-d- -: nst'yr coNs uiSas .. native helf-
- 8. f.liG "a cau1sT- siff. to bulls ssf5; cal'ss
81 t--f- - Hrrs-Rscelp;s s-i5n; market steady
t. r ipw.r: ton So. bulk Q. sales g. -5Ts AZ:
b.,,-, IS J-ST1. mixed packers Ss-9JgS-los ltgnt
s. o---. York-rs So '2is; PIGS S7lsff1iI.s
st,.rr.- Receipts @s1r. sheep steady lambs lsc
ic,Scr. aativs Ian.ss ttssgs: Western lambs ttlo
= -. native. wctSers SizlaNso: Western wsthsrs
ys55siI55: f-d ewes Sl.SF4oo; Texas clipped
S-.--ltyvr & .1d&. Texas clipped sheep SSsr3-3si
,-hG--.g, Fuiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400. inciud-
II : 90 Tersns- Western steady. Close weak: good
-, ,-f,,,c strers s. s,7S-ee: pnor 10 medium 5aF
: "a sf.~srrs and feeders s2l9i3S. cows 81 40t
LeIfcrE & go so Gamers 81 t012 ~: bulls
- - = cayves s. 1f76 =: Texas fed steers stT
az uorr-Rsceipts 400. tomorrow is.0 LETT
o,s- 0fn. choice steady TO - ade higher others
Ns.k, mixed and butehers Ss.se6sSs; good 20
cEcfcc heavy s. aaGs- y: rough heavy E.2s37-75:
iIEbts tifa7 50: bulk OF sales y.e09sio Sleep
Sscslrt+ n Ogl sheep strong 20 1cc higher lambs
sseadv: coed 10 choice wethers s. .Sa4: fair 70
-ici,S rrixsd 81 5O61 =. Western sheep and rear
li.rs q safg: native lambs 3, 50fs55
hesd: sSesdy; native=. g sS3s %; cows ard heif-
ssasA H0Es-RscslSA ks1 h.ad; stssdy; Light
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
OOl.
Fruit. and Vegetables.

IN. The Rspuhle quotations are FOR, car lots in
on Grsir-s re- 80 80 b,-fs-i s' '
APtl-ES-AEkaE per - bu box early har-
al I5gS5c. and 1ees al z5Soc: Transparent at =
s59c per Is bl- Barrel lots az s--5lgS..5. Iii
nots l=-bu- baskets u i9c FOR yellow and sc for
Tea Tennessee and Mississippi Decils. SygSoc. and
PEkCHEs-Icxas peck boxes at S5G45c /
Psssst PSes{s ssan az Up & 10 .ia 59E iaRsS 5
s-6lsAet At S!ELa0: Arkansas l-3 bu- boxes al y
g42c and crate at "a I9c: Tennessee peck a. =
irGKLEEEEE5Es- q ga. : per s-EaL crats
GHEERIf5S- Tennessee. Missouri and Illinois
iTsy. '--- ~
CANTALoUPEs- Arkansas 4Oa5oc per half bu,
STRAWBERRIES Hone-gTown d.7Saz Per 3
BLACKBERRfEs- Es-Hone-sTown Eai.5O per
oRANGES-Frorn store sIzsa4 20; seedlings
- s5Fi 10 per box: Mediterranean sweets s. -75a{:
late Valencia a.25a4-51: New Mexican Soa75e
LEMoNs-on trk: California Sc. 75Gs per box.
jobS7nE way Sicily % ts4 vsnae @ ssss az SoA N
BANANAS-0n orders $iG2 per bunch
PPTTYEAFII.Es-psl I.5s, . g g per case ,,,,
fat crate: I5e per l-S-bu- boT: Alabama 5Oc for
cABBAGE-l9sl5c Per bu. box: &c per bbi-
oNIONs-New- orleans new u.I5 for large:
nearby yellow 50as2izc: red s5f75c-
STRING BEANS-Home-Erown = gfoc per bu-
box. wax 5Jc
POTATOE%Early Ohio in wagons 1asoc
BEETS-S11 f0c per dcZ. punches.
GREEN PEAS-Hone grown T=efiSI Der bI.
TOMATOES - Texas 50d65c. consigned 4uTsOc
per 4-baskct crate: homegrown 81 .5saI.75 per 4
basket crate: home-grOw Sl.5n6l.75 per bu.
GREEN PEPPEsIeS-New Orleans s. per crate:
Texas 5tfI60C per i-hRsket crate.
SAJERkRAIT-New handmade S2.15 per H.
bbi.: orders higher.
HORSERADISH-On orders s. n rer bhI
ASPARAGUS - Homegrown 2Sa5lo per doz.
punches
SoUASH-Home-Erown &c per bu.
EGGPLANT-5lEe eoc per doz
CARRDTS-10dlsc per doZ bunch~s
RHUBARB - Homegrown l5rs0c Per doz.
.KoHLRABI-Soa4Oc per doz. bunches. as to
size.
KALE-Home-grown Isc per bu. box
GARLTC'-sI5c per ID.
MUSTARD GREENS - Home grown Isc per
bu. box
SPINACH-10a2sc per bu box
CEsIERY-AfichigRn 1eG20c per doz. bunches
GOOSEBERRIE - s. .75d2 per bu- for con
signed. S2ds. . per s-Eai.
GUMRO-Arkansas and Tennessee 5Oc per 4
basket crate
GREEN CoRN-lOTlSc per doz. fo- home
grown
ENTRANTS = Consigned 5ocqsis5 per s-EsI
tray to condition.
CTCI- MREPS - Arkansas 81 Ter sugar Dbl :
hoT'--ET0y I5r per bu-
ESDINES-loc per bu. box
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11

Dewey from Memphis arrived At 1870 a m.
coaIed and departed tor ST Louis at ! ,. M. Z
badly. The Fred HaIiSeE dsgar5sd FOR 81 Louis
q 1919 a, m. with oarsss or lumber; me Pisk
5 p m. hayins eEousht down a Sood Trip IN IN
liday elevator. The Georgia Lee. from Memphis,
win a veTy light "Trip. arrived at SD D. N Sce
The Defender. nom Louisville. the city OF Mem
Phs from 81 Louis: the Cisy Of Sn1ion' 5 fr0
Memphis. due. The Beaver. from Cineinnati.
Me- Pog sarsss u cypress lumber for Sd 81.
Louis. Captain a J. Powell viii 90 down 10 50;
siRSeea EclIaT satdrfay irf tor the lover bends
Psdus1h k M July IyeT ~, tx SaGSG csr6 6eSS. "a rs
Vile aTriysd 4, 10 o'clock this Eiornins and left
arrived on of the Tennessee River AZ o'clock
s The CitE y Memphis n from st Louis Is due To-
nish; or early IN The morning f9r the Tennessee
vile that she would arrive this evening. but as
yet has not put IN appearance. -.
and cooler. River falling The Grey Eagle down
and tow OF empties down az a. m. The City
OF Memphis down at p. m
. Vs. NJ n Iny Yot Fhg IN ts. sfaso ast sAds sours Ia
Weather clear and cooler; The Silver Crescent
Louisville. July Io.-River stationary; IN canal
% feet inches on falls zee, and oelo" locks
Memphis. Tenn. July io.rhe river here stands
115 feet on ;he gauge rise OF ! In the last
p
for Arkansas City with good trio. No arrivals
departures of transient steamers to-day.
Chester Ill. July 11--Down boats: India Civ
ems at m. Grey Eagle at a m and City :
Of Memphis AZ $50 a m. Due down: City OF
Sheffield. Up: Cape Girardeau at a m. Peters
Lee at a. m. Chester at n Ccleck last night.
CITY Of 50. Louis S;59 a. m and India Givens
az a. m Clear and warm; gauge s.s feet and
rising
Burlington. Ia. July te.-The river IL feet
Z inches above low-water mark rise Of
inches Weithsr fair and slightly warmer. Boat
IN and out: Eioise from keo.Euk. Helen Blair
from Davenport and Sidney from St Louis Du-'
buque up for Dubuque Quincy due tonight
Grand Tower. III. July I2.-Peters Leo up at
II 2. IN. last night. City of s. Louis At 4
a m Dolphin No. 3. with two empty bargess
down at a. m. Grey Eagle down at I:+0 a. m
City Of Memphis down at D. city OF Shef-
field duo down. The gauge reads I'D and sta
tionsry. Weather clear and warm
NickSburg Miss. July ia.-Garze III feet. q
rise of J. s feet. Imperial passed south. Belle Of
the Hends cleared for Greeuytns. Cordtn due up,
Elk In ard out
Cinciunati. July 1o.-Riyer A9 feet: falling.
Clear and CT Ter.
PittsburE July lo-Riyer IoE feet and staticu-
ary- Clear and warm
Wheeling. July IG-River II feet inches; fall
ing: Heavy rains last night Clear. pleasant to-
night.
Evansville. July 11.-Rlver rising: IA feet.
Clear and cooler. Business good ~,
New Orleans; July 1s.-wssthsr partly sioudy.
Departed: Fred Il Blanks Asn7hiA
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
oRaHuM-pr4n. new quo,asl. a, osaso p=r

soRGHUM-Prime new euotable at sOa2Sc psT
sali saIi ,PI.E SUGAR AND sIRl-P-Nsw sugar. At
- pCr n: CanHl.an al IL: maple Strip a. s'S
''o,iiIXs ssiI-rS-At 8 % per bg
t;EaSS SEEDS Hungarian AZ slUl-3s Hillet
st Si.i5fl-e'. ti.rot5y AZ ssE5ss' prime sr~as
iiisiiI, FI,UITs-ATT.=s-Thss" aoId at 81 all=e
-gr s'.n-,.risd quarter. Sad 15.i,s a. 80 I.,:
|ssin-,,risf halves :. 2a.c,
- site MiisTS Yes 5Iss i 81 SGfi' 81 -: bsT
tcuuruga, al Sl5als; E0uGinE strips at Ss:sl-' "a
in.h s-,-,tl and ;ssast: .. inch and thscker ~
S9eiIs5 and S=.gay; sguaEes-iHt A. So = ,i5 ny ny
AT S"rzs and Ssgiiei. oak-Ilain- -stvet HAsle Hs
inch + sas. and 'isal'' Il :? ,i7. ipsh al al 80 y
-. at'r-z9!.yed. vi';'e Inch al Stis--; II
81, N.ft. asa "a, tT5T2 qua qua g, s,
- ti ...s'sTs t,l an1 It.;sE,f az. a. '-I' =, = Bj
,nrr at Seirz- and S-ia-e- BLACK walnut - 80.
81, 80, -,..laa . - ..ll -aIiS 81, Hlss"rz At $ =
au. 'if.iias 't-hn-y aSlrs - $500. "a 81 -.
I.,1 frsr -a-a. a.,1Tl.uE q size. SSrfm o. u
So 20 wsreuHut.H.. sinH- t. .,-ass.s-. 3 -I
Ig. i-,S l-u,-'s - ;neEss ard ay-u a. - .'-.
gum Ir So t"- s7'1. 'I-;-f s'-g 2 .-.- e. o.
.. e,. order Hi=r.a. 'yI'rr=H as So ard
.,,I7.isr...s- -FEs- -e-srs: C--;uavc,I G-sr if..
ar - &c. .r's. anl. - -i..s NJ. "a s.. .'..
uE. r. g: hsrE s0r go s'-r'i. lad '-e g.. s,.;,'
aa H.. ..-I tsr.. .a-. I..l. Ir.- .-.s-. ~h..eI
TTa.s.-- Eti: naL Sl-sI. o9!l'a elm ,.-fovi' g,
uary lard ri"-re. D". per shaved. s5as. p-Tk
G,GgEEAGE-I r.s- SIS q. wood and
.rg- at Si..-r- =.Hes w0ri-R.uE hop .pGT
bio -.ss ',--ao7g d. Sc. half hhis- =. meal
ENEGI,..;. FTs'- -F:aErsng. rer. saTl. I-.-lh- a;
g.. -.t.- 20 ..-.. -'F--n- t1si -F'a ''.'+ ..''
81
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
BY TeIeGrapII.

New York July 1,-Sr9t l0.trn guis,: rg.iIdll7E
upiaads sc. uiluiinE GIlT .i-t. "a - ag I.!--.
~, -Sl's. - S.-sss Sie; ~ leAay. Jglg Ns-es AgE.
ls-. sic Feb 80. Nar-a : -. Inc -.l-s..
.lr--'l sutri NltI IEl.rs angel 10 / point
A.-l-s. .,1a soon tcas de ridel upward J-alel-
cy On demand from tHe shorts isehf sum u
IRON The ScalpinE element and purchases f1- .1--
'LEh aecglni- Confined dIv weather over the
= s'.it 70 g nagy IN need q moisture. was ;h-
tAI.t oasis Tor tie big m 1y-nsu-. though lars.
SbeS saie7 IN idNerp21l naturally helped q
StftnElnen bull confidence here. After tus first
nSuT tile cade quietCj down generally and for
Lle baianoe OF the s-Ssizn fluctuations were con
llLea 20 narrow rut- At times speculation came
n L-lFeTpqo. vas quite a expected by tho trade
ae.e. ana attracted little attention Receipts
HtIe ssain NeEy Hight. but had been ANTICIPATED
lLe .SeW HoFk Exchange figured through the eN-
glft-t.o3 OF aSe9 hales 20 Europe ana Jaran
- Nestntr forecast was quite rsassurtns n
iSI II ~ promises showers 70 good rains PRACTICAL
sns MARKET FOR futures elosei uuIst and Sfezd,.
NNLtn lIlceE net TO plrts higher Total eaIlss
lII IN e dsy weTe estimated at $500 bales nearly
Liverpool July i0.-Cottua-Spot zoo-I business
If4ee : l-Sd hiSher: American rniddllnE r.
inlddiinE !5-lsd: god ordinary Z 1s-i6i: oT1ii-
80 ;,-iiS ieG ne sales Of The Gay were I51o0
estar, q sn Yh,eh lc were for speculation sad
5e9 bales, including lib AmerIcgn FSI-ri5-s
ops ned quiet and closed steady. AnlEricsn MA
SaF Si1Fs ss-ss5 g: July sSsiai $3.50 july
SSeptI[!oei- S'-siI4 S3-sii b; oct-Nov. sd
o. Noy.-pee a-sfd Dec--Jan. ei-ta@
: q 54at sosfd 5: Sisrch-Gpril ibstd :, Aien
NeE orleans Ia. July Ia.-Cotton futures auIet
lee Jan. 7-sesr7.T1c. spot cSstan ann ssisa
-. -. 'grdifaTy s-lsc good ordinary I-isc low
Z snli;elinE : s,lsc: nliddlaE SC: good rnIdalInE
5-lse middlns fair nlsc. Receipts ISs stock
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
Poultry.
REPTRrrr spH-I.r

Ne New YORK. July Io.-Lve Poultry-on. car o.,
:, ,iu,H-En lhat was reported yesterday and tua
9I II M.stern comprised the fresh oferinEs Ills
morning The demand from TIE East Slse Ags
re, htsn quite sood and with only about three
CAIs ~ sight Tor later IN the week t-e rrs- ~
SSSN1hceI 70 &c on fowls and s. on old rcog-e-s
thIyhehs Cleaning up more closely T-urt-rs
SIcks and Eeese unchanged Pigeons dull F'1iyIs
l-T: old ROSTERS Sc. Other quotations uncFanrnt
,IIr-ssta poultry receipts to-day S3s psr- Toe
tEssh supply Of iced fowls this morning was NJ.
hsity bct deliveries late zna hi a. Z
f hflteinoot before Some Of the railroads 20; IA
Olt demand. which was largely from fhl sl,-',
IfH1e. Wa supplemented by a little CfI--as-f ~
inquiry. ana The volume % business was mo-
katastact CRY There was 10 surplus ~ ,s.r-r-l,
prime dry-picksd fowls and st:ch v-srlEsi M ~,
fairly wei the hasiS OF Iss T-,.re - ~ =
hreat oeai OF soft and OF conditioned DoultTy On
re market that was foiCeG out anywsere n. m
sg lSc- The demand for spring chickens Was con-
ined almost entirely TO sizes that avenged -iarf
rs. 10 pair. and such slightly exceeded 1u
uonS. nut on t5e averaSe run of dry-T!clSesi and
scalded checkers. say. from 2I-ls ihs 10 n4ir
the market was dull at from I3E "a with sssid =
selling more r-adily than fry-1.cz..I A. ~
Prlcs. Fresh Killed turkeys in fair request ard
hteaqy- Ihere v a. a continued coed mand fg-
SQUADS ana market steady on heavy white. but
SINAI! while ard dark birds slow Il safs T,r5ii-
eTS. Western dry-picked. over sts lbs paI- r.
Fowls. poor 10 good, sane No otler change In
quotations. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11

REPuRIc SPECIAL.

, New York; July o-EgEs-Receipts to-day $50
VS. tre HTe fayoIlI t m and ,S I1s weather
70 wel!-srstained market with a slight e1te7i-
q fancy April storaEe stock and cheap -rs,!,S
81 such s> sell from ic down: prices on this lat
made con G 5r Saysr &ide Sad sdiigf Efse cal. H4
@ ~, - , trIta si,k .asTyf and Tie receiy-
10 get is In p favorable condition FOR Sal. .Dg
lsisc made. the best OF The reEl~~ r,lr.sir'ss
reaching ls'=c. instances of values being deter
business heard Of in April s"ois a. above SC.
,-e..son's stcrage paid. although buyers are show
on dirtics and checks 90 nee. sales OF ordinary
tiSnS .2' az mS Si: -1fy y,T;is, I2i ,s gI.
DO. checia llaifc: cuiis SaI0c. Other quotations
IZansas city. No. July io.-E=ss steady: :rssh
MIS- &Gissouri ar Kansas stock lic doz-. loss OF.
csIc5se july le,Esr; sassr at ne lss o
h Mets-n 5 T ds. 1sEsss d a. 9 s3Es.fI E ssaHS 3d.
loss on: DO. Southern. 11eiiSc. los on.
Butter and Cheese.
piss: slishily easier: s;ars dairy I7.5s.22
gsSamTy Era F5lo- ise is-sffs bSs ssssry mistla 3 IT, -
quiet and easy: fancy large. co!ored. i5isc. fsrov
larse white size; fsney small nav, STATE. full
q. Cnicag9 July lg:-Butter s'eaiy; creams lST
Philadelphis. July Ia.-But:.r firm: god To-
nearby prints q. Cheese easier: New YORK fiT'
creams. prime loasc: Dc. fair to good s=,aitc-
Londor, july I0.-The offerings at tn. wool
sales today numbered l5.tsg bales including a
Eood selection Of secured rneriros which srlI
quickly. New Syuih wales cist-ing aad -o-lb-
inEs were in active request ani realized extreme
rates. fNosS-brefs formed TIC huft ~ tbc srrT,-
day. and about , o0a bales. chiefly New Zenlan-
were bouGht IN Fine grades firm hut low
and Na;ol showed lrEnneSs, Panta A-eEss grades
were in good demand. ard lne stock sold al i.d
nrivsnce- Following are the sales In detail New
South Wsles @3e bales: secured 5iStFIs I'D.
Nic1Oria I hal Al -
IS sud greasy s.sisf1s nd South Australia go
bales. secured Is iEd31s SID. rreasv Iisar3i
Tasmania. 80 bales: secured -. siII: grca-v st=9
TTs IiSd. New Zealand 5fp bslea. S~0t-rr 90
ais Sd: rressv 81 1fOi. Cap. of Good Hone ma
Natal 80 haIes: secured Is si-dT1S sizd: F,rr7sv
s@SIsd. pur.a A-r~as. Sn hsies- --eaE- =. -
SID. Italian. 100 bales secured sisdlT.-l.
Petroleum.
OF City. Pa Juiv li.-:rrdt balances q =.
certificates, NO bid: shiTrnests T7.isi: aversEs 20
Toledo. .. July le e-ol-North Lima sc. South
Dried Fruits.
New York July I9.-The marke: for evApo-ated
apples n quiet and offerings continue light. Flu
tIirss are attracting attention on the hgsIs
Spo,E unchanged: common % good are quotai
az 7asisc: prime i0Glei.c: choice ilszHIic. fancy
1ILGf1Ec. Prunss are in fair demand both f1r
from "a G6lzc for all grades. The market for
apricots steady With fair tobbinE Interest Stocks
are reported iisht and The feeling incIines y
IN bass at 1elsdi2c. In bxs. at isi;T1tc Peaches
are quiet with spots steady Al ioliisc for realed
and siLGiOtSc for unpeeisd
TurDentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga, July io-T1Ipsntiae n-un, EssSe
HeEin nrn. unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
River RinIto nrevIties.

Piled in ne Missouri River. was sold yesterday.
tractors. of 81, Louis The purchase price vas
not made public.
from Memphis. Besides heavy mIVed cargo
she brought In 400 sacks o. wheat She Will
Depart on the return this afternool-
The City of Shsrne.d laid over "Wednesday but
vii 20 cut on her regular run 10 Grand Tower
-Pilo; Joe carroll will take The steamer Ju-
het;e 10 Cairo and return The boat will depart
to-day.
The Grapevine will depart Tuesday for Ms
sogri River landings. going as far az VOLTS
-Harbor No. : was presented with a phSto-
srsph ef the old steamers Robert +. -tss and
IN: ph6.ossps IS xss iSssn % az SsIqS IN ISL ini'n
The Belle OF Calhoun viii cspart Saturday
st!srn9on ior Louisiana; making an excursion
Captain Drown of Harbor No. - received a
letter YESTERDAY from Arthur stevens. snn Of the
thanking the members Of the harbor for their
attendance At the funeral
cape Girardesu and depar:ed in the afternoon
On the return with good patronage.
-Captsr samuel Cothn % Louisville. KY.
is visiting s.. Louis. and vas a visitor or the
I1eve- yesterday.
The Columbia arrived Yesterday morning
from Chester ard -. MaTy-s. BRINGING IN 1900
sacks OF wheat. So DEPARTED IN the afternoon
-Captal1 r J. whitiags. Unitc,i states steam
boat IHspector FOR this district and Captain
GeorEe Belt were visitors on the river front
Captain William Pcuuy will b captain Of the
City OF Sheffield beginning with the next trip
The Cape G!rardsau will depart this after
noon for Commerre. She brought in a heavy
cargo Of wheat
Several e1ctIrs0nlsts have booked passage On
the Peters Lee thnt departs for Memphis this
afternoon
The India Giysns depaE;eG FOR lower river
paints 20 bring IN wh-ar.
The Grey Eagle FOLDS the record for bringing
ias, Trip shs had more thsa Io00o sacks aboard
The sidney will arrive to-rno-row uiorninS
from Burlington and deapFt IN the afternoon for
KeoiCuk-
Captain Thomas A Garrison has been ap-
pointed 20 the command % the City OH Sheffield.
to succeed Captain William McClatchey, who re-
signed II Is Understood that Arthur Miller prob
abiv viii be made plot TO al TIE vacancy caused
BY Captain Garr1son's promotion
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
MARKETS CLOSE LOWER
ON WEAKER OUTLOOK.
TRADERS AWAIT GOVERN
= MENT REPORT.
Corn Weak and Without Support
in Absence of Activity in
Chicago.

Yesterdays local market was dull and
weak. Weather conditions were all against
the bulls. Though rain fell during the
night in many sections OF the winter belt.
predictions were ali for sunshine ard re-
ce!pts were better than for several days.
Most traders held of pending the posting
OF the Government crop report. The Gin
cinnati Price Current in its weekly report
said.
Winter wheat further slightly Impaired
Oats some rusted and lodged, but prospects
above the average. Corn main taIninG very
good condition.
The total worlds available supply of
bTeadstulfs on July ] is reported : 1887,
900 bu-, the smallest since lSyI-ss, when II
reached the low point Of Jos. S.e-).u9O bu. The
July total this year Is @S.szs,ypJ bu. small
er than or June l. AMI S6.js90JJ bu. below
July !, 1851, when the June decrease was
15.CSl coo bu. The total in America on July
! wes &7.S5IeoJ bU. compared with 62 2S5. 30
sg; ago. q month ago and Sl'''a'''o OH- year
july wheat opened 4sQ%o OF.
July sid at .l!'se 52Ae z2'.e. Tbs 7!Ac 7ls.c.
7!sc, zI'sc, 7Iisg7l5sc 7ISsc. 5lfzc, 7I3zt;7lssc
5lisc. 7l1sc, uisgi154c. IKE. Dec. sold at 7s5sc.
Continued lack OF activity in Chicago and
SensT9ly favorable weather broke corn
sharply News that private settlement OF
10000 bu. OF July hao been made was q
beaTish factor. Prices were on the down
turn throughout the session. The Illinois
Agricultural Bureau makes the corn condi-
tion July /. 9S per cent The loss by storms
Is estimated TO II per cent in various
, parts OF the State. The wheat loss Is es-
Iimatsd at 9 10 L per cent and oats less
70 per cent. Loss by storms probably
less than anticipated.
July corn opened IlZc of.
July sod at &c. se5sc &c sept sod at 6sNc,
bS'sc' t9ssc. o@7Ec- Dec sold at Elc. A%c. axe
Receipts OF wheat at st. Louis were S3Ssl
bu-, OF which oS25 SKIS. and IS cars lOcal
9nd cars through. against Isl. iS5 bu.. Of
car through, in 1901
Receipts Of wheat at primary points were
~. 100 eu., as compared with 665 90 b1I. N
asl and shipments We're $50 bu against
oea.rv bU. The Northwest received 20s cars
AGAINST Sgl cars year ago. Chicago Ie-
TSeiFsd zs-ZI0 bu. ana Kansas City 40 90 hil
wheat. w. Vi
Receipts Of corn at St. Louis we're 4.5O
Du., or which cars local and cars
1hrough, against 200 bu., of which u
cd5s local and i cars through in 1891
receipts OF corn at primary points were
- 10 bu-, against $500 bu in 1901. and
shipnentS were 3if. 40 hu- against no 90
bu. Chicago received Igs s75 IN 'aSd Lt,1
sas Slty z,4O0 bu. The clearances amounted
Receipts of oats at St Louis were 10 sno
pu-' OF which all were local, against n eOo
bn, OF wfhSh l6 cars local and , cars
Receipts 81 oats at primary points Uers
Z9i,Sf0 bu, against $4,000 bu. in 1901 and
hnlpments were D3,9S bU-. as against Goa
w Du- The clearances aggregated Il, 600 bu
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


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o favorable
o
the Govern
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dtrerewas ony cas demand
cl1
OF on
ions whi were rifle eeastr.
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spot cot,on wazq taudun anE
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11

saEannah. g. Joy io.-TaIpentiae n-n. tsi
RcHin lrrrs unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
Range OF Futures.
Rccripts and Shipm
Z Provisions.

Provisions were firm on light receipts and
higher prices for hogs at the yards Re
csipts OF hogs At Western markets were
email. being CurJailed considerably by wet
weather. Trade was rather liSht, but a
good demand existed sept pork ranged
between SlS.6O and SIS. 72ia. closing 12i=c
higher al the high figure. Sept lard sold
between sl0.S7is and Sll.l5, closing sc high
er at Sll.l5. RIBS closed I1c higher after
selling between SOD and So.s2i=. the I3tter
price being the close.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars. corn. 245; oats -; hogs. H.11o head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-11
Houston oil stock Sales.


Houston. Tex. July lo-Ths sales OF Gil s-ock
did not keep up the pace. though the list Is
very steady. and with desifOus OF lower
price,. sales: Higgins. shares at IS %. Beat
y. soo5 shares az li.c: Angio-AmeTican- +oOo
shares z3.c. National OIL and Flpe Line. 3D
shares at Isa,c: Silver Dime. 90 shares az s..
: DO at i0c. Texas OIL and Pips Line. loo shares
Continental National. 800 shares AT lec: Gooer
], 90 shares AZ SC. 20 shares at SIC; GeyEer OF
Galveston. 90 fac. Grace. t.o0 at C: Man
haitian. 50 shares AZ 32c. Seaboert. $500 shar-s
at ic; Silver Dime. i.5oo shares at 1oc: Success.
go shares az loc.