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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30

~SHEEP-The receipts Of sheep we've quite lib
silcrinE that no Texas or Western offerings were
inSludsd II: Ersate- TrorortioI Of the arrivals
arS2 ii nSISsT.n T 55S ma m1TE T;,,,S SFSnsd WITH buyers Sds
done at noon II was a very slow dull market
and values were aEain lower. The decline in
ard even then there was no life 10 ire trade.
The s.ocker end q the market was steady or
Fair to roeI lambs sold 81 sds. the bulk a,
$3.50 euil lamh. At 1.sf[+ mutton sheer. At
HOGS-CcmrareI with the arrivals during the
Lct II was not more ;han half n a ESod supply.
Tn. arrivals amounted to about Zaa Read
against - this d1y a year sEo. The hogs on
= SsT Ioads Of light! On the soutSws st'" oTnsa
were Included The market opened about steady
but later picked ny and by y o'clock the best
iy-s sch as We Wantcf 6y both city butchers
no ip~p1ovemcnt On the common to fair kinds
late 5TTiyaIS found ,fe maTSSt more active than
strung basis with the demand unsatisf~d-
above. sold sT.Sds.igi-: medium weights. 100 20
20 ls&- at s7.6NlS The hulk at Si55G7.3i; lights
80: Ii-ht lights. 10 20 ~ Ms. % S7I7.E. the
hulk q, S .Oa5. y: nirs under 100 ms al tS.ssFT.
S-.s9G7.eo- Th- ton was fs.l.L ard The bulk %
a." boz above. ~ lEs sold ;sl.tI aS1inst =
'HoRSE2TSirty-one SafloadS 81 rofses verc
availsf.s this mSrsins f0r the fourth wholc.aIe
auction or range hoTr@s at this market this sci-
-n1- Some - the offerings were very EoJl. bat
,se spas'Ey wa va, net S.. ssn5 Sso up 70 lui ,ss 70 ,op hi t3lds Sr
was only SO for a full carload. whereas IN the
aay mentioned IN comparison a top Of So was
rcali7eC. which Likewise at that time established
a new record sur the market On that class OF o.
feringr. Prices were q1Cted about rs good a.
the preceding sale.
Some Of the sellers thought that there was one
class ~ horses that did not sell as well as two
weeks cso-the rough. hiC arrivals: but. liking
the sal- aS a general proposition. there wa not
= great deal OF difference SmrC:h, fat. tlN~Ev.
Fhort-hacksd. sha7elv animals % al weights
wrre the Kinds watch all OF the BUYERS waltcf.
and on these TIRE competition vas keen AMI nrn-
ducttve 81 cool valUcs. Quite n fev % the buy
erx rho vantei these kids had - 20 un-atisnei.
because there were not enough u 60 around
The ran=e-hrrse trade - now In nre'tv good
consfrtgn anil c1-siLe-nb.y hotter than when the
rrasoE was oYcurd. shout two moutrs rru- Paw
ery have mcr> confidence In the outcome Of their
Dr-chgses AMI ara not hsSftatinE t. huy the
rod oncrfncE. However. horses 9re icing tell
20 hiEh on the Western ranges that II Ia no sure
thl1r "a, p-19f- with tho men whn are hTnd're
them between the ranches ard ths E.a-kst Fol-
lowing Is n list o. the trsns2stions:
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Selling began early in the session and continued. with few Interruptions until the
close Receipts werea again tn. principal actor In the decline of wheat ThGew was no
APPARENT ctup in he movement OF the new crop oths market md tine amount cheGed
in was more than twice as lMge as that received on TIL corresponding day Lastly year.
In The first hour there was a feUe rush to sell. but later the market settled down TO
the usual basis of mdsumme dulness and trading was esutory. with most Of ueh big
Ap=desaonas out About the only buIisa indications were a slightly better exports tua-
Gn nd Bmdtreetsr report showing an Increase the worlds available supply Weather
news was all beansh and sunshine vas general over the winter Whetbe t
Corn tagged after wheat. With almostn no outside speculative interest Weather con-
dHtons were all against the bulls though receipsh here were smaller than a yeara o h
sCapes
Sept wheat opened haHc Of and iosd Ea&c oI
Sept corn opened xqEco off and closed rsar=c #
Sept oats closed &c off
Receipts Of produce wereh heavy and there was a generate casing Of in pHcest % frhs
and vegetables
Local securities were again in good demand fractions closed slightly lower and
ms- Other issues we're on the upturn
Yesterdays bank dcarmg were ~G51ni balances s2EL Discount rates were Easy
between : INT GA per cen;
SPOT couon was ueta and unchanged in the local market
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Provisions.
,k-N.w standard .1s.75a17.D per Dbl. in

Pork-New standard .is.T5a1T.15 per Dbl. in
n 3obbinE way.
~iard-Choice steam E side 1O.55c per ID. !n a
4obhIne way: kettlc-rendercd at llhc.
Green Hams-In car lots (. O. b. E side: Hams
TrS lav is At Izc. les, isg2ls 1T 1i7sc. skinned
hams. iss. ISq2os. 22a24s. at i2%e: New EorE
eboffl1erS at 9GaxC: CALIFORNIA; at e%C.
From the block. del.-Run-Of-house hams at 1lS
6Iac: bellies at lie to isc: California &c: New
York shoulders at &C.
d 3. MeatS-To arrive: l5Q5O-av. cured cribs
held at Ie45GIe. 42ec: i9-lh. av. at f0.Fii1c. G T.
= pTd los IN a iobhing way ranged: Extra
Eho-; and cribs IO5kai1c: short clear uLc; bel
lies fistc: standard backs at 1lSc. Dealers
charEe higher On orders; plates ?G=c; fat bscSS
10c.
Darn1-Exd. s. c. meats IN q tobbinE way
ranred. Extra short and cribs CT uAEiisc:
shoit clear IKE; bellies at I2&c: STANDARD
back a. PIC. plates at OLc; fat backs at l!c.
Dealers charcc higher on orders Breakfast baccu
al Is1sc Tor heavy to l5zc for light: hams at 49,
R1Sc. CSus0rnla Ishc. New York shoulders 1t
19%c.
Sri,,.rv Iar5-Chofce at siz8sikc-
Counfrx G~acon-Sidcs at &C.
-nfoN-sfeady prime country, No. / a 46A
SIC: No. 2 ct SIC; packers eholee Al '1S'@e"
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by Telegraph.
SPECIALS.

hAFI ELlC SPECIALS
cairo. IL. 1u!y 2.-Tkc river fel; . % 4 foot
during the last :; n urs Tac gauge reads zi.s
feet The w=athe- Continues very not and sui-
uy- il Is clca- Tonight The Russell L0.d from
~. Louis. with t-lpt-ss. arrived at : a. m.
enG departe1 for the Lower Mississippi at , n
N las D.ck rover arrived at : and departed
Tor |uuucah at 4 p m. naVInz GCnc a fatr bust-
Erss Ee-c. Inc H-Fman PaeYcke departed SoUJh
lat aiSLt. zoe Harry Blown n0.G 81 LOUIS
arrived at > p L. vita empueS- she Is awaiting
orders as Il, E3s Mt bSea decided whether she
All 20 TO Memphis or ST LJuaS- The CIV
% Clifton froEi The Tennessee River. tao C--y
o. AienpGis from st LOUIS and Ins Peters Lee
from Aemphis are cue
Grand Tower. III. July 9.-The Cape Girar-
deau tONn at : a m Tee City CT Sheffield ar
rved down at 5 a. n ard dsD9sJed sJT II.
Louis AZ 70 A. m The City % Memphis toal
at l0@o a m The Charley Brown down at i.:il
n N. the Ear=e reads "a feet and falling.
Weather e'eaT and hot
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Wool.


M The sa kgPu6 91S qugtations are Tor car lots in
oa orders are caarsed bigger.
* fEsLMYE ssr.. syg65c per, crate; Ives
liartfoIds e5u 90 pa iz-bu. baskei.
MArERMELONS-Fair 10 choice ssoa!l0 per
car: fancy S~'CIiJ: dinies :Gvg.5. iobbing $50
CANTALOUPES-Near-by e5a75c per l,-bl
basket; Eome-srovn 5pG5Oc per bG. box; Dewey
gem zoe Ter crate.
GoosEnEI.kLE-Michigan ;I-s5al.:5 per 4
.PEACHES-Texas. peaks sOa .0c: 4-basxet crate
SVasSc: Elberta f5HsSc; by express. pecks 3oG5Jc;
9gs5e; 6-Daskct N.5aI.a: Arkansas l-3-bu, box.
ct2:es Slgl.=S: Tennessee. peCks &a35c: crates
-APPLES-Gresn 2oa25c PCT 1-5-bu. box: rel sa
GO; PIeks i5g2}S Barrel lots green s2q..e;
Japan f9agc per Is-bu. Gasket: Damsoas 7ssa:6:
Pacific COAST FRrIfLBsa:-tils eatI pears ..sos
% pc; box. Tragedy primes ScaSi. Burbank
P~EAFS-Neer-hy 5aTc per --bu. basket:
sugar pears iVa"Oc' Alabama lie Conte S.25T
hI,NLTgEIRRIEs.Es50 as, rer s-gal, case.
LiMEsS0ag1c per lS. ~ EO1 ASK
LEMoTs5cai!fSrnia On trk: Per box. $50
higher. Sicily S4ai.5o. ~ way
.@RANGES rs e. lots On Tx: Late Valencia
P,XEAIrLEs-EIaEi.4 So per crate.
COCoANCTS-S2-.seaS per Leo. in tobbing
ToEs-Early Ohio ssasFc per bu.: river
6AnEAGESsl3 DeT Dbl. on, orders.
TIRNIPS-Home-=rOwn &c per sinz. lunches.
box.
IlMAIOES-HoT1e-gr5wa 35G5lc per bu.
GREEN PEPPERS-iome-Erown Ssl75c per
SAT fRKEArT-New handmade $50 Ter IL
bu-: orders higher.
HoRSE -EADISH-On orders So Der Dbl.
ASH-Home-Eruwn l0c per bu.
GtrllAN per bu. box.
1~ARE0TS-i5Nzsr per doz. punches.
size. ="
kALE-hcme-srown i0c FER box.
GARlIC-T5c per 10.
bu. hex. W
SPINACH-15G2sc per hu. box.
lc120C Ter dog. punches
Eht.EN JoRNZSr5c Ter coz. for homegrown.
box. ~
SWEET POTATOES - New s1a65c per H-6u-
SC per doz- lunches.
I'll ED-Hou"-CrOUn $50.
LSIICcE-HoEne-Eruun l5I9c Ter bu box
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Ole0 Stsa-irn-QuCte At &c.
G~-caSc-SwaN irregular lots country: Brown az
Sasc. yellow Al ii>c, white At isc- Packers
Frog Lc-s-L1-=c $50: medium 81; small 50c.
Shesp-At z=gsc: thin ewes and bucks l'zG-c:
lsuf~ .s.Is.-
ycaIs-Flrn: choice he4vv &c: steady. We
quote: cGolce fat At sisa6c Ucr ID; heretlcs
:Cs-a. small. thin at SaJ,-c per 10.
BCgf-Cn orders. Ebli.--F.ate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at N8.SJ- mess at SEQ: died sets
81 ls'=e. tongues l6c per ID: insidcs l5c: knuckits
l5r. outside ili-Hl.c.
Live p~1utlry-Heavy and light hens at 10;
rOgSis-S &c: sp-irE chickens. Ter H.. average re-
oeilt= l. Spring ducks ~ &c Spring geese
Il Sc ~E1frNS-AEa-Gs -c-nS ~ frT ola
spring at 2oc. Ductz &. Live pigeons and
squalls 81 per doZ- Gees" &c
Dressed I1aifvy-SCsleeI and uCG-cwn. VIII
heads and legs on. Ola chickla-CEoicc az lDlzc:
Choice AZ &c.
RCastEE PiEs-In demand at 3l..5Gl.5) per
head.
Fresh Fish-Stea1y. Quote: Sunh-h at &:
cggppie at &C FOR small - = Tor large: bass IL:
dressed cat SC: sposnbili cat &C. dressed bull
n-g5s Sc; buffalo. Er7ss. &c: dressed bu-aio
ii.tc. dressed German carp Sc White
porch &C.
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EGGS.
SPECIAL

Kew York. Jul- S9-EESs-ReceiTts .s-iay. H.
So cases Business IN tine street was quiet. soaI-
reduction IN stock Of fair Erades hayins b-yl
made in the trading q the week. U.th a stead
- feeling On tae u,St Of TIE regular paCkiaEs
from the Central Wet. On which u was prs~i-
BIZ TO get iSc Tor fEgpTItr marks that showed
quality. hut on stock not god enough fr this
Price. or such as was CnIoi at from ISlT sc.
sales Eerc slow. Holders views on April gods
were NJ y point that prevented business. Uirtie
and checks were forced to sale at best prize, =
to be had. as the wShthar was against the
stccN- Quotations unchanged
Kansas city. No. Juiv 9.-EgEs firm: fresh
Missouri ard Kansas stock li'=c doz-. loss OF.
cas- returned
Phiadelpnia. July 9.-Ervs steady: fresh Wet
rrn .1f-s. loss IN. do southwestern 1Sc: do.
S0uik.rn l-Iisc. loss m.
Chicago. July 2s.-ESss easy: fresh HhzdlSc
Der GlZ.
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To;eso. n. Juiy =s-oH-NoTtE Lima So;
Oh Gjy. IA. July 9 balances :i.22:
Dry Goods.
Manchester. July 2s-Co:hs DUN and Inactive
New York. July .s.-The market has hem gen
orally quie, again to-dsy for c2tt9n goods both
PiD, c,S and aGist Su, W ,iead ho ;. Sh far As m nils isG eT.
concerned. tut offered st lower urcCs from SEC
Dried Fruits.
New York. July 2s.-The mlrSct for cvapnr1tNd
i,ed orerinES Futures are attracting tat rttsa-
tion n; fur recent p5ces Common 10 Enoi are
TIC and fancy IIr-Glsc. Pruues are IN god d.
mand ard t"IgTe nris,s snow 4 s,mcwn' ! nj -
&C for al! grades. A7s.c = aye. fairiy active
rf7dcd. ArricutE IN hxS. are quoted At s=aIic
and In hays i0isHie- P.arh.s are TuiH' but
peeled.
The Metal
New York. july G.-The metal markets to-
don velEnsss was noted. prices losing : 81 and
e!Ss!nE WITH spci at H. . =. and tltlIes az
duIl. with sUot gcutei at sSc2s-5l Copper at
ione. Win narrow chaacss In the Isl standar
~; ssisctfSIy;Ie sfi. ana casting siilests
iiS in" fs-ei-7 piice was I5wsTei = 81 Spst
closing - - O.. fu-ares At - lZs Sd Lad
kcts. h1c a, sisc.. AMI abroad at IL l. "a. spell
ter also ruled about stclts 1t nome and in
London. closing there q; Is and In New YORK
NJ sc. EacEsh iron was steady. with Glas-
gov 90 h.gnsT. AZ SIS 81. and AiddieSblru uf.-
changed n IS Thc local market showed N
chances. ruling abou: steady. warrants uom!-
nal: No. / foundry. Northern. Esa25. No =
fouESIy. SC-thSTn. S-ed&: No I foundry. SoJth-
eTn $-eG=' No : tou=dIy. southern. soft. E2S6@
Coffee
Scv York. July S-Con~e-RIo steady: No.
: invoice SIC. mild EtCz1y. CcrGova sEI-Lc.
Failures opened StcaGy. Iiih prizes : points
Etsh-T 70 ; points lower. the advance being
II JEiv only en- covering demand INSPIRE -
tie urrner B=azl markets. B-arish EaTsp-an
market news and very heavy primary port -
cci1ts prompted liquidation IN ether m-zths
anc mere O- less selling by the rsJrn for =
ru.u. SON after tn opening call the list stiff
b-yg-= ard 2 movement g shorts fu- profits.
ard n the absence Of selling orders o. nCte
the market ruled steady TO firm for the rest q
the session. prices slowly working Upward untl
AZ the ci-se .Ar list was net UNCHANGED 70 10
points A.=aer- with the tone steady. Trade vas
slow. amounting 70 Clly E.09 haas for the Gas.
Including &u-- - 5-Gc: sept GGLEc: Dee
go: lareh 5.soGS+5c: Juze See
Sugar.
New York. July 2-SrEa--Rsw steady; fa:r
refining sec. centrifu-ai. - test. sc: moiasses
sugar sc: refined stesdy: crushed 5I5c: pew
6ere1 Es5c; ETanulated ace Aoiasses steady:
New Orleans. La. Juiv 9-suEsr strong: open
kettle 2=R3I Lie: open kettI= centrifu=al 3Gza-:
centrifugal yellow slGsisc. seconds I1G5ac-
NolsSSes duh: Centrifugal S9i5e.
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BRlSK SELLING CONTINUES
III WHEAT AND CORN.
COARSE GRAIN THE WEAKER
AT CLOSE.
Receipts Again Heavy and Wealth
er Conditions Favorable
to the Gears.

Wheat and corn continued on the down
turn yesterday. There WAS d rush 10 sci
Ut the opening AMI prices raT!ily declined
There WIS only a small Professional ell
mcnt on the buying side. In the case q
waea: the principal bearish influence IVES
heavy receipts. Weather conditions were
again favorable and there was little i'm
proycmcnt IL the cash demand.
B-adstreets report the available supply
OF wheat east OF the Rockies for the past
week al L523,cO bu. increase. but s;Ccxs IN
and afoat for Europe decreased L.6OJ,OJ bu .
making the worlds visible supply decrease
400 bu.
sept. wheat opened isGEc of and sold IL:
esi-a%c. 6s'sHsEi-c. e6'=c, Co.,. cj',c. So.
G.ss45sc. &C.. 5H.r. 65sc. 6s'sa7sc, Os+c. oSa.c,
Dec. sofa 4, Csssc. 6sz.gzc. esl.asc. Csc. Csc.
Sunshine everywhere ard rosy prospects
for a bumper crop proved too strong an
argument Tor the corn bulls. There were
nU buying orders i'll sight. Though local
receipts were not SO large as On tie coz
responding day last year, lack OF support
prevented this bit of bulllsh statistical
news from having us, usual eject, Inc
market was in line with wheat on the d.
cline.
Bradstreets report the available supply
of corn east o; the Rockies for the past
week at 6SS,U5v ia. increase.
Sept. corn opened isGI4c OF and sold at:
.oizc,. 5o4gSgAc. 5"Sc, $3.50. is5sc. isIzqisac.
4g'sGs LEla HTEf. SO
Iec. sold at &c. sssc. 3sc. size. 55sc. &c
Receipts Of wheat at St. Louis were Ga
20 bu., of which $685. SKIS. and ~ cars
local and ) cars through, against lS.S5 pu.,
of which IS, ~ SKIS. and l02 cars IOCaI and -
cars through. in 1901.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points were
1.SS2,BJ bu., against l.Ols.g0 bu. in 1901. ami
shipments we're $500 bu.. against Sl5.t9)
bU. This Northwest received z55 cars, IS
against los cars IN 1891. Chicago received
1881 bu. and Kansas City 55I.zUJ bu. The
c~learances were oQUai TO ~. AS blu. of wheat.
Receipts OF corn 1t ST Louis were 1850
bu.. OF which 5 cars LEGAL and 6 cars
through, against 500 bu., of wmCn all was
local in 1901.
\ Receipts of corn at primary points to-day
Tere ju2,0eJ bu-, against $500 bu. la 1871.
shipmt Its were 10000 bu.. against $40
co bu. Chicago received 22i.lIO bu. and
Kansas City $3.50 bu. The c~learanceS
Amounted 10 i.C5g bu.
Ec@e.Dts OF oats a. ST. Louis wA-s
$50 bu., OF which Is cars local ana u
cars through, against 81 90 bu., CT which e5
cars locai aud , cars through in 1891.
Receipts of oats at primary points were
l,oClo01 bu-, against 525.ce0 bu. in 1871. and
shipments We're 1900 bu-. against 5000
bU. The ciearauces were p, COZ bu.
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The first ii2e q Gu1;atiGas IN eael class is
calculated 90 represent the fu'! range f.Um
t1mm0l to extra. bealerS. however. uftrn CiJs-
siiy su2CTlatiyr bCuChes taI t-DsI fog buyers.
which sUIl-timcs sell considerably above the
highest quotations. The second line u C-1tE-
tons signifies tire bulk - salsg anil generally
represents the various classes as ;iey arc sold
on The comnlssl-n mark.t. moe O less aiAel-
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Turnentire and Ro,In.

Charlestsn. $ G. July 2s-Turpen,,ne and
Wilmington. y. c. July 29.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine steady. &C Rosin steady. Crude
tgyentine firm. $i-40Fi.Jo and SEQ. Tar hrm.
savannah. Ga. July 2a.-Turpentire firm. lsi-c
Rostn firm. quote: =. L. e Sl.l1: n Sl.l5: 2
So; @ u-O II N.s5; l 3. X $50; VI So: Y
IS: VIC LIS: WV $3.50.
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Receipts and ShInmcn,.


Provisions were ve:y weak on selling en-,
OF sympathy for the grain weakness ElrIv
the market was strong on q strong hog Sill
uducn- There was some fair stIuDoTt In
idrd, out other products were NOT wanted
ana prices declined sharply. Sept. porl;
CloSel -tZc down. at NiSl: Sept iarl =
IoHer. at IO.6I. and Sept. ribs 30 on. "a, $40
Esti3tafei receipts tomorrow. Whs,f
20 cars. corn. L.: oats Do. hnrs - IN. h,nI
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Dry STEADY. DIV flint Texas heavv IIsc:
Texas average l3'.c: fallen lSTlSI=c: native and
ArSarsIS re: No l native l5zcs No. = native
&c. lisIt WEIGHTS -: bull lgc: Culls Or Glue e.
y-salL-c-Egrnt heavy l2c: round Light l9Tc:
Sal;'1 No ! Pc. salt-d No = l0=c. HurSa hide
DRY Sc. Green ~salC'd-R5UEu sI.cs selected No.
! &c; selected n, : 6sc: part cured &c tess:
unCured l. pr a.. less. l;ul lc per 10. less Than
COW hides Horse No. ! S-55: horse No. = Si--.
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Stocks of Grain i'm Store.


B~utter-scsrce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
Extra &c; hrstz- l9c; seconds IIalsc- Dairy
Extra 1sc; hrSts lie; grease &C. Isadle-packed-
Extra Isc; frsts ITc. Country-Choice l@iEc; poor
TO fair SGl1c.
IS55 pkgs. and 2fl3 through.
Cpeese-Jobbing: Twins at lie: single 1Ihc;
dafrfes II&c: y. A lIzc: long horn Ike: Linn
burger I6TiOnc. ~Swiss-Cho!ce le9i5c: No . ia
6I5c- BricE uhq1
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Supply G~OOd-Becfers Rule
Sfcnh,-Shcrn IInsc Dull.

NATIVE CATTLE-Becf Sterrs-Rsceipts Of
cattle Ia the native division were about twice
tie supply On last Guesddy. and the proportion
Of beef atceIs was larger ana much better. be-
ing q big Improvement C-sr any Gag recently.
The top Eas $50 sr Missouri ste-rs-
Although the demand was not CfSeat FOR any
Particular Grade uT steers. and some quirtnrss
prevailed, toe EJn-rgl trade was reported steady
On practically all classes u offerings
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butcher Catt!C-ThCTe was n very good run q
butcher stun. the bulk Of which were medium
cows and h-ifers. though a cno-cs iOac u heifers
At 500 were included. Inc strictly Eu,d 20 choice
offerings were trEl. Ila The bulk OF the medium
rIa1-s were reported steady. but there was
tca.. Curgplsizt On theSe. with cases reported
hardy steady Their. was some drag TO the
trade on the less desirable kinds Gamers. bulls
AID calves displayed 10 particular change
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SOUTHERN LE-R" o. quarantine
cattle were II cars cultaining sl head. against
Is cars and ~ head last Tuesday and "a
ears and b.l65 head two weeks ago There was a
pretty liberal supply OF COWS. and although th-
demand was about as usual. trade was quiet at
a general decline Of around a dime some
'ECratChy" sales were 10 lower. and extreme de-
cl!nes were IL Bulls were scare and steady.
Receipts Of calves were small and Iade was
strong.
Arrivals OF steers included a top Of g offer
ings and several Si-@5G45 consigumentS. but
the bulk Cs the supply was iight 20 medium.
The good steers sold fully steady. with some
strong spots. but the reminder % the trade
WAS only steady in the best cases. with a gen
eral weakness that largely amounted TO n dime.
while the light end was very draggy. Some late
arrivals moved slowly.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
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rosTMAsrER IS ARnEsrED-wII-

liam @. Mum. at Gayoso. Mo-.
was brought TO St Louis yeste-day oy
OF Poplar Buff. charged With embeZzlin-
Soc OF G-1vernratnt funds. He was AZ
TaigneL before United States ColaasLssioaer
O'B-ien at Pop,ar Ruff and bound over -
the G-a1d Jury under S,aO boaa-
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked 25.z feet. In
dicatin= n fail OF 3 feet IN -he last - hours.
Rusine~s along the river front yesterday was
good. receipts being heavy and offerings pIen-
tisul.
Weather generally fair.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, S..OO-Round Trip, $40.

Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Gland Tower. Cape Girardear.
Cairo. Ncaphis. Helena. Greenviile. Nlccshurs
and hatcher taking freight fr all way landings
this side o. New Orleans and landings on Arkaa-
saS Rtvc- TO Pine BluI.
Peters LHc.. Friday. August l. 5 D m
H-es Lee. Tuesday. August ,. ) p m
From via: fhuat. TvCt II Owe 81
Phones: Main lOa5-A: KinIoch A is.
W r AfSitzs Com Ast-s u. M JUnnors. Cen
AEt-
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II fnN
CARLOADS.

NTLFS-The dealers have not hetH lfavtnS -
r.d an lrGrirv from different sources % OUT
Ia thIs veCN ard the result T. that .tae mH--
pei r. arti-= ve=v quietly. with a disposition
tSxar,.s sIowueFr- The receipts on the m1rfct
hf~nTa- were finally cleaned - before the c.nsc
- ~ ds~ hut there vas no such activity nIs1t-
f-rred IN tNc bu~i1= - on the crrresoondin-
day last week Tu-sd1y's arrivals amounted 70
: -,fI1le Of r~arl-efS. part q whica were very
good. The uarsCt vas Gaotcd abou. steady with
fb- o,r1in- ta-. and with the SAM cha-act@r-
is.ies n gl0vns-E. The demand upcn the DIAL
- did rot irfrrove sav over Monday and the
later vcre slow purchasers ~ the new ar
rfvaIs The zone q the general market IL net
az F;Song as last week. but there Is no definite
Me quotations Gor broke mules. . to +: years
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SAVED FROM A wATERY GRAVE
y car of Shoes HII.TS grabbed the lot
for a song. Friday morn ny they so on sale
at Hits Greatest Of WaSnouJ Sales. See
Thursdays papers.
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ST. Louis. Chester.
Cape Girardeau Line.

Railroad time Elegant stsel hull.
$1,000 Steamer CHESTER viii leave wharf
60 boat. foot Pine street Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at , y. m for CsIps
GIrardeau and all principal landinES. only g. for
the round trip Phones: 4sA and A H.
JNO. E MASSENGALE. Agent
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River md business.

River Forecast.
The river az St Louis will continue 10 fall.
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A"E YOUR DIMES FOR HITS

the greatest shoe ya.us giving Of the ses-
srn- Doors opsr p-omDtiv Il S a. m. Fri
NV Sec Thursdty'S afternoon pagers.
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Regular Chester and Grand lever Pa:kst,
Steamer CITY or SHEFFIELD,
Will leave wharfhcat. foot Of Pine
Ir4@SER St. Mondays and Fridays at ) D. m
14 for Chester. Grand Tower and all
way landings: low rates: good accommodations:
freight and passengers. Phones. GA and A H.
JNO. E MASSENG ALE, Agent.
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To-Dny's weather.
Arrived.

Generally tsi-. with rising temperature