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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08

L~arl-Cho.ee steam p side :ss yer 10. in 4
1oar-lG way ketu-rr-'a- - -sr
-.g-lg. al I=.,. B.. "a AMI d. a.. al Ne. -
IS AZ r,.. skinned Eams. --.E = --s. lsr
a. - Is!t.r1.a >"T
RuU.g.-aru-, hams ~ H. o --rG a %
IH-. Is- california s.. Ns| h'-S shoulders
u.a;-To arrive: F57=-av. eur-l c'rass
rs ms In "a frfG!rs gav -a-cal. EE--t
sE'rt AMI cribs i5- ale: short clear ri.c
ev- shas=n higher ca orders. gIl'=~ .=c. iat
r. Essla-f E2srs sS E "s sai ga G 'ts'. 5Eq Eay
-hwr- clear I-ir. i-l.ifS AZ i-sr-E sf7l-asd
DALE charge hlEhcr - order. E.--sfasl tas1a
i' heavy ~ ~ g.: lisa a.inS q ~
COUNTRY L~zr5-Chraee At S-asfs.
T T5IHia..s at2S33- Srln5s a iaaS,ry. No. 4. a. ,,.-.
~. : Al SIC: packers choice Al 7.a
G-sss,->mau 5f:r=ular iSS country Brown A.
Sro: yellow - Sc: white at 4,r- Packer
Frog LEs-iaTgs 81: me.ium &C.. small 80.
SE"eT-Ar Eaah-c. thin ewes AID bucks -9c-r
v,ais-LEhJ T~e.si1rs. cn5ics heavy 5z:
Etaafy. gIrte: Choice fat at - s. rs- TO-.
E"yf-on a-leTs fId-Piat- an Fal-au Mar
S~t ana roll ~ $50. mess At S.-sH- -r.'l : e
a isl-g: J"nggss lee Per 10: insiies i5e Sa-eks
LIZ" Poultry H-avy and .-hr hens M 5'z-:
T'os,-Ts - spring chickens. Ter h- aver &c r
a. 50 TuEkeys-Av-rac- receipts S. El-ss &C.
AAE-tu~ 8 TFr CO tT-1S- ra 90
heads and legs on Old Chirsa--Tl.--e n loci;
slrinS chickens 4Hlsc; boosters C iATkes-
Roasting Piss-In demand At F-EaI5 pr
Fresh FIsh-S,easy- Quote: Sunfsh at q; crap
pie AZ - for small - g FOR :ssrse. bass lc-
49, -, 49, ~. . .yTsTrc ~!
dressed German carp sizc. white perch -tzc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08

,.vr: native lambs S-7o4sE Western lambs
s. -Hs r.-.r- W.trFrS EfrH1 f. Western w.tE-
ord. So trs- lr- ewes N.s.Es-5f. Texas clipped
-- T.N,s clipped sheep Eaz-SJ.
-. Joseph. AZ. Ja., .-CasIa-R.cripts c.sJa:
@ r#.u- fs.-lr COWS and EaifeIs SD
. .Hl- Srr. stuFksr- and fe-.teTS &ts-FL
fi -l....a-~ #*H fs higher lEht All light
HlN.I ~a'.t.rs medium ana heavy Si.s5lss
- So aa- .. steady
-r- hHrE- I-.E -Es.v~-R-CeiPt Af4.
u-.. steady t' lg hsSr"r. steers S.s'Ts-Si:
.A'- 500 iuIs SeE Ha'. COWS S-g"-'': extra
sHr f-. s.frs.r. Cables unchanged and slow.
Lsg'sts E.ue C1lsc~-Ke sjpts. 3=|; MARKET
-r.IsH- yrtIE 80 rH -- higher. hutt'rmiiSs &C
E--aHr. F-.- Nl,- lut;".u.iNs ~Sli-JJ: city
dressed v-Ils higher ~ sf-li.c per III choice
-p - l=rt supply steady. closing dull: lambs
srt.-r h-Ers-. 10 ears. mainly Late arrivals IN
-...- sf--u NaH.ffrl-~- trW CtllrT and extra
RI rGi!7 lambs &-Zgs; cuis
srar. f.-s SD. Western nominal. but quJtsb.e
Nv orleans. L.. July --Cotton futures
o.l-f. July - AuC- 80. sept. S-r1tt
SOS. FH-. ssEr Nov. 500 $. Dec. $50
ass. jim. .6s-rIEr- SPOT c,:c0g Steady:. saI-s
l-r- Ordinary e -i6-. -rl culinary 2 1-lsc.
low wisIur= IS s-TEr- mi5d'Iug SC. good miIdlinE
-ls-. w-ifii-s FAIR . i--ic- Receipts 81. stock
Liverpool. July 7-Cott1r-Srot good business
done. prices I--1I lower. Am ricu1 miidiinE fur
3 L---- god =~lllirC > SD miidling 5 f-l+i:
low E1.----- 8 Ls2lf good culinary I Gs-s5t: or
tl.ary Z L5--L tn" sales o; the dJy were ZOO
a.. - |s,s7 10 Tere Or spe.uattsn an
+aH bales, Including lSH Ame-ican. Futures
opened nGi-t and closed ya,ry. JGly 4 5e-64i b.:
Juiy-A--. Z SestIf 5;-sA D.: AuE-Spt- I +4-i+i
D. S=ut--Oct : L-5+Gf s4-rfi 8. OCt-Nov- { -
-4l s. Jan -Fel; 1-sti b Feb-March 4
L-4d - Narch-Au-l Z S-f4Nf I-4l "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

MI BIN iEflahL@
New York. July Live poultry: Receipts to-
car SNAIL chickens 10y express JUbhsTs carried
..st D. tLiS IEs ~ g spring cllcArn5
fairly AbssaL. Tlth sTrlnc chicNens IN Isrg-r pro-
portion Receivers fought had TO reaIz. lie
on f.|ls and gained their point, while chickens
declined 20 l4c on Western and lc "a S4u.E.sn
ard S"-thw-sts:r. Rosters advanced To &c
Turkeys easel II 20 ne Ducks and geese IN
SpHuE ken-w, lic: Sou;h.ra and
Southwestern I2c. Fowls uszc. Ola ROSTERS 80.
Turkey lsy EuaE--e stern. Uair. spgTc.
G->'-Nr tom, prime. i.tir. NHil@ FiE"9l-
1i"ii H1. ga ans YOUNG. .t'Es - Dressed pall-
ury-ErCD.E-s To-Day Lis 4kc- The fresh ra-
'-iifs = Goals -.EeTa4lE s-a-lt an lDnre-ss f-1n
81 F~e-'i.Ts. and there vas q material Increase
s-Ivs-- .-e.e compelled % r-Frg cons IprGh.e
S..#k over Slrgu.1v- me 81 which was ia. LAST
E-iEe-lsy aud Thursday. being SIT and n ur-
lr .fuT fowls suI '5alic on ~ciiskoss-
Strlst.- prime. .r's.. hagi. sound. dTy-TiCk-i
fowls sold slowly n DC. while a :sw iuliaHss
Sss.4'I i.-s wre Cri an au.sJ difficult 10
place ar L-- -urtr- chickens whrE ay"-IEi-s
u' 70 To- I" pair. brought i5U.e Tor
80 agTiebt1a taeir small
n.-ls. AL sea BIRD 90 - very lev dr1res.
rarely rF.T lal- oh --lsr"rz not plenty
ard fa.y F--sr-siIlsI turs-vs arrived med
srf-r-- s---rH Er-l o. flI nT."r- NUl THEg
rs"rl T--- au.f- iu '.-tE". sE- me lots w'se
ET- laHaa.HH EsrE ssr from fowls a.s.r-
hiH. HH- 90. Ea'' r.E-nr tan trc rl=rcus r-lr.
IN -as ci. and geo business reported r zen
TqrkeyS wgs,.m sge age lhess. l5e Ga toms
p'cs-d, over 81 Ih, 30 pig. l5r; scalied Is
snutrorn email IcaI1c: fsNl. w-s;ern d-y-ricksl
grirf. 20: srI5!el UriH-" u'rUl1r. SoIthwe~tarl
white. choice. d9z. Ec@E-50. prime dark $50
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NI.crUnnrou, Nsrkrt..

FEATHERS-In demand: steady. Prime lIy-
in small. Sc IN large sEs.: Old white "a 5Tc. X
%E@oc; XXX lsn@c: xxx 1oTlzc. MIX C:
S SeF Ssnt s On T large. p D pei e7Rf GH z z9lai DARK Tks "a. ana !
DEERSkINs. ETC-Prine deeFskins g Per
H. scat 59s each; damaged out
EEEsN AAT IN az $50 EeT 10, ioI hsTIn = "a,
70 @oc: shesTlings at Sc TO lSc. dy stock. taien
R~ooTSLGinseng At from saTaso: lady slipper
az Sc: seneca At Sc; pink Al li,, golden seal "a
bark o. tree axe: snake at 2saiSt: black at Sc:
angelica at 5esc: blood At &c: blue nag AZ &c;
CASTOR BEANS-At si'1sTI.40 per bu. fo-
pEws II S SNT lSts sE 5m5l and e inf Inte I5s r less
LISSEED oEL-Raw at sc: boiled dSc; prices
CASTOR oH-Lots 10 gal. ulsc Ii. No. ! and
zoe No, Z small quantities ic per h. more
white &c: winter yellow sc: winter white Eos;
HoPs-Nsw YORK 2Ia2sc: Pacific Coast 1878:
old At lie: foreign at soGi@c.
HEMPsEED-Latsst bid at S.5 per Il lbs.
'..hRfED GREEN PEAs-Jobh,ng from s,orv a,
:iI5: Scotch MS: split s.: whippO0rgfn peas az
WHITE EEASs-Hand:picked pea beans IN a
as. IL" per Bu.i maeSinneSiick HI PG AZ 81 sF e a.
beans a. SAC per bu-: blsekeye 2.z: California
HoNEY-Comb: Dark sGsc: bright amber io7
lie: bright alfalfa Baiec. STRAINED: southern ia
bbls, at fAa4He; cans 5a5Ac; California cans s
AOSS-Aarket ste2dy: machinepickei in best
demand: offerings liberal: gray-mixed Ii-7Tz-
gray, brown and black mixed Acc. h--v1 al
biack mixed az lsGGsc: machine-p;cked \ a. al
3hc: XN at l4u4c XXX AZ 4sT5c- NNNE al
5G5lzc; inferior picked less: extra black C..
EMPTY BARREJSLCoal, oil; turpentine and
g: DO. half bills. Sc: wine sc; sauerErsut -
pickle Sc. salt &c: -four &c: molasses sa~- la-f
tcs. sc: Ic on for each broken head. g OK Tor
BROOM CORN-Nouinally firm. ouote mar ton.
Fair Ss5T75. common E0GS: choice al teSTSs
RAGS. ETC-PeT 100 lbs: Country raxs at 5Oc-
old rope. No. 1 manila $50; No : At Fc: rub.
BoNEsSchoIee bleaehed at sI4 Per ton: other
scRAP IRON And METAL Per 100 Ia:
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MnOI-
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Repub.lc que,stigns are for car lots in
on orders arr CHARGED hlshsr.
SO % Per s-FsL crate
k~A1fuEl4ss -S-sigl-5 per s-sa- tray. rei
CHERRIES-reanessee. Missouri AMI Illinois
So Pc s-E-l- c.a.=. homegrown ST. Per s-a-
FEACHE-Tczas 51a5c Der f-hasket crate;
fancy Eleerta SallQ ArHan-as. l2-hu. box 81
Observation-Disclosures 4Jl5jc PER haIf bu-.
STKAWEEERIEs H4e-Ergwn s-7sas per :
RLACKBERRIBS-CozsIE e y-25lLE5 per 6
Ea5 sf2t:i h2Rs-EroW1 GS.5iS5 Pss '72y-
y2.S-c4i5 per box :Meiite-ransa1 sweets s--5Tl:
lsie Valencia S425G45: New MeE.gan J1HE5c
LEN0Ns--on trk: California 5: PEI box.
a jceS:nE Eayi s.si.y So: Ven e. ssg55.
FFIh%AEAGffAFTLIE2gaab6 Tfsi s. 81 ea 5sr bunch,
per nat crate: Alaha7a 20 far yellow IN i-s-bI.
b'x5 Eid E,gs. sa7- EeE cats
Ggail: crgen 9ag@ uer 4-bssket c-ass: "a June
CABEAGE-iog=c Der bu. box; zozs- p~r bsi
oNIoN&NeE orleans new SO for large:
TIRNfFS"usge-s1oNr %, ~ rsz b,,-t.s
STRING BEANs-Hone-EroGu z5-fc per bu.
FoTATgEs-Home-grown IN wagons 5aeIs: On
rF-r .rsss~ Tor dor. f-g--r--
GEAE% FEAS-H1me-Srow at 1EL5o bu-
TO-s-orS Texas .,qz,: consigned 4,as
rc- i-hasset crate: h1m--Ergwn E--r1E 4-hac-
ke' crate. rErrr-gEu-Tn 81 OIL a. -.- DIN
CN-"N rEi ERS-S-u Orleans g 1-r crate:
To- .rTE= sEr =-ba=kc- crate
SAr=RERATT-EgT .~Eardusie 3 pr '=-bbl.
and & Der bbi. orders fi=r-r-
81 SI.-D Urlrr. s. - per hbl.
HOMEGROWN = peg duE
punches
SE-H0ro-Ernwa E0G,0c Der hu.
EGGfLANT-2f3-f. per dUZ-
CAULIFLOTER-Home-srown z5a5c per bu-
box
CAEROTs-SGIOc per doz- bunches.
RtjsAItS - Homegrown IrSc per coz-
punches
size.
KALE-Home-ErCwu IOc per III. box.
MUSTARD GREENS Homegrown loo per
bu. box.
SPINaCH-2Jc per bu. box
CELFRE-HichiEan i0G1lc Der doE- punches.
GoOSERERR!ES-SI s5G2 psr bu- fer Consigned.
S1T2-5 per s-Eal- case.
~GUMBO-FI5Esa 30; Texas ggec PER -
bu. box: Tennessee -Hd75c per +-blsket crate:
homegrown 75cHN per.s-gal. tray
GREEN CORN-l0asc per doz. FOR home
CURRANTs Consigned EOcgsL5 per s-EaL.
tray. as to condition.
Arkansas "a per sugar boLs
homegrown sc per bu-
per bu- box
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LATE MARKET HIGHER
AFTER WEAK OPENING.
CHICAGO BULGE ADVANCES
CORN.
Trading Only Moderate. With Mos
of the Speculative Interest
ii Wheat.

-.-r-.,. -,s..~4,, - ~
SNa' r
ratio. "iia iE' "aiahor ri tracing III i-|''
Of the selling side. As FOR several days.
-.
~specI-ltiFc SITUATION from a.i over '"'
V~i.f-E-wheat belt CINE stories Of sunshine
ami harvesting in progress. ks.,.pts were
fairly large and there Was little outside
- E.--,r4 Go - f-n,,Tr,- -.rI.,,
= - -, ~
q -, q - - = - at IN
iHaiAtS -"S' S'He "L ' S"'H
CLOS -
decreased oSa'rp lL-. against a decrease 90
4.i|'' %. I'D LfA II i%'"S S'Yths A
Ctya7rC I'1y" bL- NO lHiS-so
--H-'a' gu lrlaA N.r.itr -sgl4- $50 -
against E.t"3.trn uu. a N'th ago ana -S'oo'
" O-- 4 Seat ago
Worlds SHIPMENTS Ca wheat 10 EUROPE
curing tHe past week ItF54l"4 - ''f'h'F'
t-tzN.SN bl- = yer ago.
July wheat uptnrG l-sc OF and Sold at
lie. T1.r, u=-Il.r. &c. .Irzc. &c. 17sr. E@sr,
10. 1-zc. sept. SOLD al co., 1Fsr. sc, .y7sC.
H.. Ll-c, lie, .--.-. l'-ga4c. 4asc l'4c.
.ie>g. E'-"' De- s1.1 al -. 's-sG'-+G. 80
corn belt. tn weather Vas regarded As
generally favorable Tor the growth gf the
Lrsir. There Wa vaiy IlLle interest in the
market here. c,s4.Ir the lagt that prices
were on The rampage in Chicago. DeC. was
rhe. only onion which showed any strength.
The T.s;.le -upIly of corn the past week
increased -Zs.u-r -. against a decrease Of
ESQ. hu a year a-o. =. Louis Stocks In
CREASED l+fl1 il. and chicago increased
4l1...s ra. Total visible ,llgaiy 5.aI2as-I ru..
"a: inst zG,TtO9 Hu. a Ee-k AGO. and I4.4-2.UJ1
a.. A,.. ago.
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Hou.ton OH stock snIe..

REPUBLIC
Houston. Tex. July There was good bust
mes - the OF Exchange to-day. probably the
rH~Uit % the thr-e days Of ttiecess- Not only
were the sales good. but the prices were better
Than they have been for some time past. Sales:
Isa at 2isc. 4.r+ at -Sc. But-
GIl. - at 5=r. Beatty. 1000 at lac. 50 az lSc.
FGrr Worth. ~ Al Slat. Beaumont Cunfederated,
- n y, bTtl.rs. 90 AZ 80. Equitable. SSy az
SIC. Grace. 20 a. SIC. independence, Leo az
sc. S1~s az sr-g. Empire stale. leo Al eSc, Mer-
chants and MECHANICS. so at Ike. Becky sharp.
Gre AT 1sc. lHH - sc. ~ At sc. National ui
and TIr-- - al iNc. 10 At iS'sc. L3g at lSec,
I-' 90 i-s.-. Gladys Of EcaGrl1nt. 1tD at Sc.
t.---I.r.L. Ice AZ lA1- G-uCal Floor. 10 at SIC.
Lg-sy I,u". rs az Ei-r silver Dime. - AZ lc.
Victor. s.vs q To-. san Jgrin-o. Las AZ He
rtarr-. 90" az g.. Continental National ESO
.. Ir. EgE-EF. fF az Ca. G.NSsr % Ea.Eest n
I. M Is Manhattan. L. ar -. Ssahoard. 5eJ
90 --. L-H 90 ia. SlIr Lake. 3 At So. Succ-SS
-.-s 20 .g- fGCkv Dime. Leo - A.. silver DIME.
ItHr 81 Iar. Texas state. -' AZ 90. Texas West
s-n. S9 81 SI-1c. Victor. zoe 1t -
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Ry telegraph.

New York. July 7.-Sp cotton steady. mid
ding uria1-s pc. ~ui.illiu- Gulf go. sales L.
az Fufure- rl"svL Liil. 1uiy N.'gn- Aux $50.
sept ,-ysc. Oct. $50. Nov. $50 Dee. 49,
Jsn. SO. Feb. --Sc. MARCIA -.,-l. The market
DlrE'4 barely steady al To- 8 points higher -
Dra= months and = % { gpIl-s lower 81 FAR
months. The initial aaEaue- was a. usTuu-- To-
o.. lu.I-h Liverpool cables. Tut tha la-g months
were adversely Influenced hy reports - NOR. cog
less general rain In tL- belt sin tho closing
Der" 10 Last THURSDAY Tn private Trrn reports
IrrTaEHt gT b"I-IS:sv AMI IN, weather fs.e-
east Indicated TEET-rI-LsE-Ta where needed III
some portions D. n. BELT. Liverpool vas quick
To- mote On" W-aEuesS-ss-a ana sold on 2 o. -
PHla'S ff'lE re top 90 -ya.I--1s. wlll- European
i~Li.T'~ts sid u~-=tarats amounts ~ cotton h.-t
in NrH YORK The S.urh- sr1. sold cotton In the
local ring Conservative traders were Inclined 10
Qli0hiF close up S-Elr-il-- accounts. pending To-
morrow s '6u..EE-l.uI report 81 a.. climatic
G ~.s.-,1uS 81 Tie .ss The market SnrF furfr-r
81 after tie nT,HsuE. taG. 10 Sc from SIC.
tie latter being tHr initial sale. Their was lit
a" raaucg in prizes thereafter. The market
closed g.i. with prices net g O. o points lower.
Total sales were zJiUHt.l - =.FH bales. Prt
receipts were exceptionally EIEht. while there was
some Increase In III. p.-' movement
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REPUBLIC
beaumont. Tex. July "A total Of S~@
shares was TRADED In on the Beaumont OIL Ex-
change to-day AZ prices that were generally
nrrner than thoSa % Thursday. the last previous
cay. Dividend led. with sales q 5000 shares
- par while Continental National $500 shares.
Ir5-u-nI.re- 81 go shares: Higgins Was wanted
az s5.0. but Su was asked DullerS vent Up
sharply. - sLares selling for g. The clo-e
was al sc. with sc bid Manhattan. - shares
at DC. 100 shar-s At 81. Continental NAtonal-
X 4 T. SEQ shares at 4Acs Ango-Amcrlcah
LslJ shares az Zzc. Dividend. S4.vS shares AZ
L. IaIsr-ndeace. SaGS shares at e. Beaumont
OF and Mineral. 1A.s1 shares at IeE Ground
F1uor. % shares al &C. . shares AT as noaha
Il shar-s Al lec. oil No. I nrmer at lsc to &c
PR barrel z o. b. Gladys CITY No z Teakss
- fEr askeI in tanks. Shipments-By rail 2,A
59rrsls. Bv water lSpo barrels Total for The
month es. gs barrels. OF Las cars
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

I"r traders We're routed in the local grain market yesterday after teyh lad put up
q valiant tight Through nearly the entire session 1t seemed as II the selling side h"t a
Iclc8 advantage At the start both wheat ad corn were sharply lower and values
continued On the downturn until wei along in the second hour. when here was "a re
vrsaL.w which took al tines Grt out Of the shorts. The. eHy helrsh feeling was due To
weather advces which bowed sunshine an ever the WnterWA'a' belt Visible supplies
showed only q slight decrease and there was little eaLy outside demand i~ iuNH@ sell
ms continue unH news Of heavy rains in tho forenoon over Ne5raSki ans" PORTIONS -
kansas changed the tide OF speculation Asa further aid in advancing Prices the AfHEh
&caauI was much better tonard thec close
: Com was weak at the outset on rcpnts Of rain il the sections where the grain has
been planted The decline continued until the remarkable bull movement in Cn"Eo mad
it eject. Though few local traders we interested ia the manipulation the rapid aG
v4m~ made the shorts nervous and here wasa rush to cover
July wheat opened rc OF and cmet ac. up sept opened Ihaltc of and closed
&aUG-
Jmy oats. closed sc of Sept closed OF
Receipts produce were fair and Ilces for fruits and vegetables We're steady 20
higher
cent lr Factions which were firm
scuy between . and per cent
sltc cotton was qmL and aamasnl in The @lm a,ket
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Army Orders.
REPrRIIc SPECIAL

f--.TT WIGTN STE|TNL
Washington. July Army orders were is
sued to-day as follows:
Majors John HOskins and George Harrison, Ar
tillery Corps. are detailed as members Of the
Examining Board At Governors Island vice Ma
jOrs Asher Taylor and William Duvali.
The extension Of leave granted First Lieutenant
Arthur Cranston. Seventh Infantry. Is further ex-
tended fifteen days
Lave for one month is granted Veterinarian
Frederick Foster. Seventh Cavalry
Contract Surgeon Wallace Parkm1n Is relieved
frUm duty In the Department OF California and
ordered 10 duty In Alaska
The sick leave granted First Lieutenant osra<
Weed. ARTILLERY Corps. Is extended twenty days
Lave for one month IL granted Major Charles
DUska. Surgeon OF Volunteer
Sick leave for two months n granted Captain
Fa-cis SchoeIel. Ninth Infantry.
Lave for three months Is granted FtrSt Lieu
tenant HAIRY Hegeman. Nineteenth Infantry.
Leave FOR forty six days Is granted Major WI
liam Gray. surgeon
The leave granted Second Lieutenant Rhees
jackson. Twelfth Infantry. Is extended ons
month.
The leave granted Captain Herman Sisvcrt.
Ninth Cavalry. Is extended one month.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08
ci,iI-ser,Iee Examination.

EEI'i ELiC SEE-LAL-
Washington. July THE Cfvil-Servtce
Commission announces that on August L
an examination will be held at various
places throughout the United states. in
Guiding ST. Louis. FOR the position OF pro-
yiurial supervisor in the Philippine service
Al salaries OF Si.SD 10 S0o per annuul-
The subjects and weights OF this exainlna-
ton will b the same as those OF the junior
civil engiueer examination given IN section
s. OF the manual Of examinations. revised
to January /. 1902 a ccpy Of which can Dc
had or application to the washington
office or 10 any local office
On the same date an examination VIII De
held for the position OF electrotyper IN the
Philippine service. at a SALARY OF N-Ay per
anUum. with opportunity for promotion
concerning this examination
rIn be- mad on a~nplicatlOn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-08
FINANCIAL.

4 syndicate has purchased the enormously
rich copper mines o: the Alcazar Cop
per New MeNicO. and property
Is now free and clear uf debt. and now offer 4
limited number OF shares OF the treasury
stock at - cents. par value 800. fully
paid and n1naEsessable. for development pur-
nus+s- " have the ore that sells" and will
soon Be paying large and permanent dividends.
Samples. experts reports and sEae.ter returns
can b. seen az our Office. Address the BrodiK
Company. Sole Agents. T6 Carleton building.
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ny Telegraph.

Kansas CITY. No. IlIs -.-Cztu-R-c-irt7 sEa
natives. 90 TeNen-. calves .TCGr7ntt-e S-lG
ners lower: stucs-rs eEI feet7-- slow ana wczk-
beff sfr.E steady % weak. choice FNurr- a~f
dressed hzef steers $3.50. fair % god si.--2
qg- stockers and feeders - s-G5-5F- Wss.am
f-I stssrs y5fs .. TeNaa ard Indian e sre & rr
80 Texas cows V.1~rEs1: u1tiVc cows E2T-.
native h-ifsrs E.s5. Gamers uS4.: bulls $50
G4- rafveE 49, z al5- narFAt
lc hiEheE: TOP S-ls. bulk q saie- E-75fSs
r.~vv 81 gaS T.. mi1ei packers EEsTs. uGhc
s.. SO. sl-- Workers E.7f7T.Eza. pigs S-1aN--1
Sheep-Receipts 1No. market stronE azd Rc-
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ENFL FHIf SPECIAL.
GhT cas"S Tee mar-st opened E;rDng under
week. tlCetssr with the favorable conditions 4
csll weather and very light receipts The later
selected N1-tAen Enots, and figures un.er tie
Ee1IS 9I 1891 go - a,bpe a2,9neTd N ate2-a
reflected In a better demand fo- infe.i-r saTts
~ the late ruling On such sraass. Outside ne
urss IN diTtiss are r candiei stock
Quotations a: marx: Central West storags
Packed Is.Gisi5c. Western s'OraE--pack.d lsT
Isic: westsm and southern bsst Is eh4se lsg
checks i7lIlc: culIs 1879
Caafaugas. los on: Western hrsts 2sc: fair
,.Faasas civ. ,Aio. July FRS steady: nc.h
cas- fs,r:-r-a.
Fhiladsiphia,, July T.-Errs firm AMI lyc hlgh-
loss 81 do. Southwestern &c. loss OF: do. South
Chieaso. July E-EEFs steady: fresh Ike per
butter and Cheese.
New York. Jslv T-Euttcr-R.cripts 1918
piss: slightly nrEsr state dairy Ti4a2@e.
S-samery STATE aIie creang5y imitat,22s
Ekgs firm. fancy iarge crlored and white 9ti
-: fancy small, aew Stsfe. full cream. eolorea
PhiiateiDhis. "a July .T.-nutter firm extra
Ghe-s- FIRM: fair Iau11t: NeE York Suii
s-eams prime. small. l5Sai6uzc: DO. fair TO god
SaieaE9 July 51iEBur,s- Grm; u 'sa
EIEin Butter Market.
ElEin. III. July 5-Gd-r o. eIEo hy BUYERS on
TIE E'aTa fE rEtHF TO-DAY 90 mol nTfrE nI-
any C1srinrs. and 80 se-sirn s.sssF without
sales. TIE market was DECLARED hrm al 2lc. 4
drop OF he The sales Of the week were sls,9l9
his.
once
New York. July Z-Coree-spo. Rio easy: No
: snyoIce 5Ic: mild steady: C1rfova E7liir The
market opened barely steady. with prices ( % u
points lower. and fur the rest n the ~Ssion dis
times quite active The importing element were
free sellers. despite the fact that price, were
down 20 a new low record Tor the season thus
"a. II vas shown that arrivals q Brazilian
conee IN the Uni.et States reached IT5.0o baEs.
while clearance from that country FOR the rniteI
States were I3s.00 hlEs. thus promising a market
Increase IN the already h-rdeasome American
visible The movement n the crop In RrazIr vas
IarErr than expected. ~ the close ere market
was barely steady and net 10 to = uoi1fF lower.
Total sales were sI1J7 hzEs. including Iulv It
s.75G4.Se- Sent NJ A-s5nGgc- Oct. At A.1Sc. Nov.
at e. Dec 1T ITS-f1r- Feb n EIa1E o.. March
at 5.15d5-5c: April s-@c- MAY 5.SfG5.ssc.
Sugar.
New York. July 7.-SuEar-Raw firm: fair re-
fninC &c: centrifugal. ss-test. sc: molns-es
SUGAR &c: refined steady: crushed .T5.: powdered
G-s5c: granulated 4.sc: noiasses steady: New
Orleans 35GSfc.
New Orleans. La. July 7.-SuEnr steady: open
kettle aLT5 s-Isc: open kettle CENTRIFUGAL 3T3Lc:
CENTRIFUGAL yellow 3-SELc; seconds ILdf.c.
moiaASes dull: centrifugal SS15c.
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Department Orders.

REPUBLIC SPBCIAL-
Washington. July The following per
Sons viii be recognized as attorneys or
agents % represent claimants before the
Department Of the Interior:
William l. Pitts. Hermitage. Mo-: Sue G.
Bruin. Chauncey. Mo-: Morgan NJ. Nina
myer. North Vernon. Ind; Marcelius d.
Porter. Cumberland Ia. and Robert Z. De-
Grahsnried. Muscogee. I. T
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Range of
receipts and Shipme


Provisions opened strong. and, in the
main. ruled that way throughout The day.
As "A sharp dvaEc a. the yards au1
The high price OF corn and wheat,
were the influences. the advance disclosed
4 considerable short interest. which Did
mos; OF the bidding. Sept. pork and sept
ribs closed Zoe higher. while Sept. lard. the
strongest N the list. showed a closing gain
OF Zlc-
cars: corn. 30 cars; oats, i0 cars, hogs.
lS.Uy head
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Hides.

Dry steady. Dry alat-Ts1as heavy lFi.-:
Texas l.ars-e l2A-. fallen i2dlsi=c. native
agI trS-nsas Zee. va. ! native 13L-c. No. : ma
tiga H.. Li-ht weights &c: huh Zoe: cuIIs or
=l-e g. Isy-s it't-Enund heavy lcc: round light
l'i-c, sailed 10. / I-=g. SalI-f No. > Ice. Hose
h!-c-lry &c. round -i=c-
) uth'rn T,r- selected No ! 30. selected No. =
&c. fart cured l-c less. urcUrsi L. yer 10. les.
i.Il T. Ter 70. les than COW hides H1rse 80 l
SO. horse No. . SIS. uncursd les.