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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-16
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FEATHERS In demand: steady Prime live
geese in small SKIS. &c. in large skis. &C: gray
Y 25G3Oc: SX lsG2gc: Y iOaIsc. NXXy =:
per cent on large. DuckSWhite s.. an s snnd J
D~EERSkiNS ErC-frims, deer kins &c per
ID. goat soc each: damaged out. p'
BsEEEESSBB 2seF af 49, per b. for prime
to sc; shesTlings AT SC to lJc: dry stock. fallen.
RooTSEGinsenE at from a25aaeoaa.7z; lady
slipper at Sc; seneca at Sc; pink al l4c: Golden
6f"4 ro at e s-e'4 Sar Nay 5f f iFSe ss a. sr sSSk. E~9 n LAX
black at &C: angelica at 5d6c: blood At 2xc; Blu:
neg eA s. On fnsjaIFss Ssi is S per pei S Siid s Stp S4iB s. i,
car IS!si 6WFR SP sEE In6eT,2T = 5g 40 4, lsss r,
LINsEED oIL-Raw at CSC: boiled ss-; prices
CASTOR oTL-Lots 100 gal. uHc per ID. No. 1
and l9e No. 3: small quantities le per ID. more.
white 4ss; winter yellow +sc: winter white sc:
HoPs-NeT York 2ia2sc: Pacific Coast 1sa1s..
Alt ;;ds: Medium SO; Eranulated Sc Per
HEMPsEED-Latest bid at S.S Der 100 lbs.
DRIED GREEN PEAs-JoosinE from store a,
S-Ib: Scotch MS: split 81: wh.pporwiI peas at
WHITE picked, beans in a small
So neT bn. msrbi5e-nIsted a. SGseened At
pins a. &c: ientils at Hsc: y. Y. kidney AZ
aoNEY--cGmb: Dark sas.: bright amber 1Oa
b5ls at 4<a4i4c: cans 5d5izc: California cans s
~Moss-Narket steady: mschine-picked in he's,
demand; offerings literal: gray-niIxed lI.IIZcH
gray. brown and black mixed lZg2c: brown and
black mixed al 2a2Nc: machine picked X st ES
BIC; Xxx al S4a4c: XXX at ~ g: NSXS ~
EIPTY BAR IELS-cosi aii' t gl7oE sS ~,
E@5o5 d0, half 5if b SiHesG &C. :oS WINE sis sss: 2 sauS s2s; gns ssei
tpe isA Sc ii l5c so oS f sS: d g9gT h Ise; m9lssses Soc Id
saSh hoop missing; sugar lie: whisky e5c; DO.
BROOM CoRN-NominaIly firm. Quote per ton.
F4I Ss5dsS common S5916O; choice AZ seas.
Sid rope No. l manila. H-5o: No. 2 at SOC: rub:
~RoNEs-ClhOIce ,bIIeached at s4 Der ton: other
sCRAP IRON AND METALLIC 1oo his
wrought ir9n &c: heavy cast, malleable steel and
sreakass S2i.e; stove izizc; burnt PC: light brass
: heavy brass SS;'eopper 50: zinc $3.50; lead
POP, corn ton. Cob)-choIce white g per 100
P~ECANS-Average receipts Sc
PEANUTSEws quote: Farmers stcck-Red at
GIPEESaa9u9tabis Der hi, II lots at sss4.D.
NITSLMe quote per bu. al SOC for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best bid at 81 3 per
soRGHUM-Prme new quotatle Al, 2oaz5c per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
g per N: canadian at BE: maple strup az so
ONION sETs-At $50 per bu.
GRASS at SII1.E: miliet
at S-l5dl.2o: timothy at S95-25; prime seeds
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples-These sold at &c to
rs f9r sIn-dTt ESo SuGT'eTs and at sgsc fg5 essp-
Summarized halves 2Q2%c.
as follows: Yeiow pine-Finish at szidz: boards
tls4I7. TPoPlaE.nsh st s.ssaa and asszs: u:
S.: Il s' g f q q J sa ss 8 ass & az: I'd y q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-16
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

All grains were again on the downturn yesterday The approaching crisis in the
HarisGats deal has apparently parayzed trading in all domestic ceutes except Chi
cao Weather conditions were again bearsh and receipts were Unexpectedly heavy.
Their was HUa speculative interest In wheat and all Of the outside ordersr received "
local houses came from sellers Prospects OF bumper crop were emphasized by private
wire reports from many sections OF the wfntGwhat belt Selling began at the opening
and continued IN a 6esutTy way throughout the session
M@t local Traders having 10 direct mterest in the deL, were cortent to stand from
Under and permit the Chicago syndicate to wresleW with the market The impression
gained ground hereth the attempted ome would be unsuccessful
t was. significant that despite the sharp decline in Chicago and the comparative
strength IN this market there was no rush 10 buy o n teo other hand. there's seemed 4"
be plenty Of grain in sight to meet all bids on the downturn
July wheato opened EaSc o # and closed sq&c fl Sept opened ta%c II and closed
1GTsc 4.
July corn opened &c of and dosed rc or Sept opened sa4c on and closed
AQaoup.
July oats closed c IT. SEPT closed &c of.
grade ecers
we're firm Other issues were a rifle easier
Yesterdays bank Learugs were S6Ds1, balances HGasN Discount rates were
steady between and 9 per cnt
Spot cotton was qut and unchanged IN the local market
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

--WHEAT-Cash ~arket-Rsceip 81 ia sLs s,5
~ cars local and Il cars through. Rv sarrIs
Isl-sNeS 10. red al WA ale W. and -f@TIEc
= see 10 I'd At ss'gIO + and ". side Tor
-! AT oSe 70 &c: no-grade at SIC to 5Oc. IN
ei"tdigT-Np- , red At 7nc. No. z At bSo -
at DOC; old at 7szc for No. . red ana ~, ~
80 : Ie1. No. : hard 7c FOR Nebraska and -6c
CORN-Cash Market-Receip,s 4 cars local ard
. cars through BY sample deL-No. 2 AZ 80 W
HIe, 10 white at 6Sc T. o. b.. L. side. No. Z
Nhlte at bs44c, No. . at 65l-c: No. . yeiI5U Al
tsc: No. 3 yellow at Csc.
OATS-Cash M~arket-Recsipts u cars local and
: cars through Old No. ? color sold al &c: 40 3
wnile At b~Z96-4c; No. 1 white at 6Ia62c. an w.
slle. No and No. . Northern nOminaIly 5sc:
No. ? white 62lzc: new No. 3 sold al a5dSs-:
no at 4ycf no-grade at &c.
E1E-No. ? at about 5c 10 $50.
BARLEY-At sc.
F~LAESEED-At $50.
on new wheat for car lots
UH-: Patents s. 4fa3f5: straights At g. 25G33:
extra fancy &S.4UN8-1. clear s. SJd3. old I5rgE
4z-I5' hard winter In Jutc SKIS. S2.SGa2.S0 for
clears. &5g3-l5 FOR straighrs. s. .2543.4g for nat
ents spring wheat patents S.6tG3.7O in bulk:
&c higher In wood.
BRAN-At about SC to 9cc: At mill about soc.
.HYE ELGUR-Jobbiag at saI5 IN SKIS. and
0oRNNEAL-CTty meal Z. o. b. S15: pearl.
.HAE-Rsceipts 80 tons local: shipped 60 tons:
through S3 tons Prices Z. trk. as follows:
Timothy al SIS for choice, EISlgGN.D for No.
!: SI:S9Gi2.5o for No. ?: low grades Sld9; clover
prairie, this side at No 1 S.5Od9; No. . s7gS;
.-sTRAw.wheat at :4aLso: cat at Sc: rye at
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead at ESA to
H.o5. spelteT at $40.
SL3O.
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Beaumont Oil stock Sales.

81
BEAUMONT. tx. July l5.-continued activity At
hrmer prices marked t1-days oil stock sales. Bid
ders. a. 4 rI!-. closely approached the previ0CS
days asked prices. but sellers asked more. ami
hence the trading was restricted 70 a much mJre
narrow Held than would otherwise have been the
case The trading was nevertheless heavy. Div
ltend sales alone squaled An average days sales.
HE price ~ oil continues 10 advance. and l.
rapidly Approaching a 2S-cent level More big
Contracts At trat pslCe are reported daily. Sales
HiSsins. . shares al 81; Manhattan. so shares
at &c Gold EdE.e. b-T' shares at Ice. COntinen-
tai National, $50 shares at lee: Independence.
-" shares at 2Ac. Dividend. 1850 shares az &c.
Beaumont Oh AMI Mineral. 500 shares At &C.
Ar~S!o-AulerlcEr 2099 shares at csc: 2Go shares
AZ --GCs IL" shares at 2sc. oil quotations. No. l
Z c. D. Gladys city. &c: No. - In tanks. iscE
shipments: BY rail. 5+&8 bhls-: total for the
month. &.25 bbls. or 500 cars.
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by Telegraph.

New York. July l5.-ST-.t cotton Gulet: mid
ding uplands 8 l5-lsc; UisilinS Guls . s-Isr. sales
lsa nai,s, Futures closed quiet. July 500. Aug.
s-iscs S-pt. : &c. oct $50. Nov 80. E---
5-7fc. Jan 1-7sc. Feb. 15sc. March 80. The
market opened steady. ! point higher % / point
lower. and FOR the balance Il the DAY followed
a nut O. > points. wiki trade AZ all timrS tame.
The weather r.ElTt gave showers To- moderate
rains In the belt. and the forecast pointed -
more precipitation. spot cotton houses were mol
crate buyers 81 the July AMI AUG. options during
the forenoon. and Liverpool bought Ian Then
came the weekly crop IMPORT from Washington.
noting a marked change for the better In csuii-
uoU-- However. the rEaGe hal discounted a IA
vpT.thle report. and as selling orders were scarce
the statement produced Nttl. ur no effect on the
market. which continued sui and narrow. The
Close was quiet. with prices net unchanged 90 :
20 uts lower.
New Orleans. La. July l5-Cotton-Futu-es
duh: July s-sic h Aug SPAS. SIC: sent S."3t
500. oct Ia. 80 Nov. TfzI = sc. Bee
$50 &c: Jan. 1876. Spot cotton steady.
sales ass tales. Ordinary : SIS. good ordinary
: lie. low m:ddliag : Size. mi.dI5ng s.. purI
mitdllng ? Sl6c: middIiEE fair 3 u-Isc. Receipts
L6s: stock Sos
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EgEs.


New York. july C.-Rsccipts today 1l.-S
cases. Th- market opened strong on me goods.
although reports frgm the trade In general were
o. rather slack trading from stole yesterday and
IN the ea.ly morning. The amount 81 goods IN
receivers hands vas fairly manageable at the
late revised quotations on the average run x
stock. % such a. would include the h-St q sEc
regular p~ackinEs. For closely graded CauiisI
gods under marks that afforded a guarantee .l
quality the feeling was uru- Increasing quaint
ties u 10 goods We offered from SuGth--ly
points IN the central West. as the hot weather
affected the product 81 these sections. Fancy
dITtits would bring Isr. hut none here a. the mo
m,nL. quotations on under grades icing in line
wiki the qualities offered for sale. which were
in small lots. Quotations unchanged.
d0z.
Kansas city. No. July Il-E-Es steady: fresh
Miss U-t and Kansas stock iEr duZ. loss OF.
PHILADELPHIA. July Eggs steady: fresh
nearby i.g. loss OF. do. Western lsLzc. loss N.
d.. Southwestern Isc. loss on: do Southern 10
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MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. July is.-FlOur-Receip,s sT.s5
b6ls; sxPoS's rs e6is market weak AID z
ftTaisSts r.sa5.S5: Mlnnssoss patents 500
tilsl T.nssT sh'F Rve ssoaf sai.,: ssif 10 r lSE
G-=a3.5s choice % fancy. S-@1s-h Corumsal
vine s. 5i. :. Rye steady: No 2Ws:teTa Ssisc
Z o. b. aHlS, state 0aS+e c. J. Z New Ycfk
gu: exports tl.2s bu, SPOT weak; 10. : 5e'se
Sleyat1T snd &c L o. Iu 4 a m opyoa maIAet
under biE receipts and Tne weather. o;her de
net lower JuIv 80, I7ac. closed sss,c. sept. e[
Fs4Sc. closed Gle Dec. 5lG5ISc. closed 5Iilc.
s9SaiJiE tssis 10 ! &c; %! 10. ssARsLt No bsT white M;
50: Nc. ; white Sic: tTS mixed Western ga
csve. q IbssSsS weather conaitito1s Wb.,t@
Receipts $50 bu-: Exports $50 hu.. sales
1890 bu. futures. goo bus. SPOT. spot weak
z o b, af6at: No. ! Northern Duluth Ss~c Z -
b anoat; No. l hard Manitoba s5gc T. O. b.
West and a very weak corn market. wheat Ne
yeloped eonsi5sra6is bushes today onerirss
weak. foreign houses sellers and receipts large.
he clSss vas wsak az isS ana l'sc net decline
closed Ike. Dec. - I-isasssc. closed sTSc. Tai
Tow Tow tBEss' re- sis x s5.E' co1son-.sss sS .s s9an.
prime crude nominal; Do. ygslloE ii94iEe. No;
TO choice ssas.e Hops nEm; State common 10
choice ls9i =sE isa aISTi 2sds ssl'c Pa
Hides quiet. Leather STEADY. Wool quiet. Beef
s s,ssmeS fq Tr. psa' July hT Closed aA his sa sgn,n T.s'f T1
nned easy: Continent Sl.S. So-th American
Ms: compound SsHsizc. Pork firm.
LyvernooI july B.-Clc<inC: Whea. Suot
steady: No. l Northern spring s. AID. Futurzs
dull: July nominal: sept s. I'D Dec Sc sLd.
Co-r-SD5r frm. American mixed s. Futu~es
duh: sept 3 sisd: oct = zsd.
TuIufh Tufv fE-CiuSs. Wheaf-Cssh No 1
hsrd -Ic. No. ? Northern TsIc: No. / NoT.he-n
TEa.r- JuIv TE..c- Sept Is-
PS1-ia -JIIy ICON easter: No. ! SIC. Oats
easy: No. : white 5il.c billed through. Whlsky
81 . FOR finished goods
strong. i05s 81. Hnms-shoTt cut strong. SIS.
~Bacon-ShoTt ribs str9ng IS 81. Clear bellies
Sd American refined strong. Ss q. Turpeniine
spirffs dun sts 50. Lnseed OIL rs. C1tton--eed
CiI hull refined. SPOT quiet. SIS Receipts n
.wSsat during the last three days I.ISr0 centaIs-
Including isGa American. There were no re-
ceipts Of American com
Minneapolis. July Close: wheat-July 7s4c:
Sent seGr- on trk.. No. ! hard 7-.c- No
Northern 7s5sc: No. , Northern NE Flour
First patents 1.SGi: second patents H.D63-0;
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Poultry.
REPrREIr

III LII NIE0LHL
New York. July lG-Lve poultry: Receipts
were : cars Western. : Southern and ] south
western and a limited quantity 10y express. Fowls
ruled steady at yesterdays advance. small south
EN- chickens S1ld a. 1870. but dealers refused
70 pay over l4c Tor Western. though large In
dianas We're held higher Rosters. turkeys. ducks
and geese unchanged. Pigeons slow. SIR nE
quotations unchanged
Dressed poultry: Receipts today so pkgz. The
fresh receipts this morning were ] ghr and adj
vices 60 hand generally were more moderate THAI
expected. but a. mos 81 the buyers supplied
their wants yesterday very little business was re-
ported. and while II was difficult 20 obtain finest
marks % lTy-pleE-d fowls fuT les .han l1c. th--a
was not enough business at that figure 10 war
rant Il as a quotation Several lots arrived with
ice all melted. The movement In spring chickens.
especially scaldei. was quite good and market
well sustained At i6c ON large sizes u either dry
picked CT scaliei. and while 10 was possible 70
sell small scalGet h-0ilerS At l4G1St-c. there was
very little demand for small Gry-pickei and latter
AZ aCcumulatLns- a fair supply q squads ar
rived This morning. mostly mixed birds. and such
sold at s.. while choice large white were held NJ
to $50 per daz-. with dark birds lower. QuO-a-
tons unchanged
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az SOC and ,@asL. oak-Piaiu-ssw-d white
inch At S2sa.T and gcEI1. i. q ? lnch AZ H.
- ana ylsg1g. q 20 > Inch AZ SIU- and sLl
quarJer-aWed. White. l-!nch al siIE+ = and 800
u. ElL.-.a. AZ t4zaE and S25GE1s g-aTt-r-saN
red, --tuch al So and So: l.aiis-iurh at sSast
and Se5G24. bu!strrE and reaches At go az
SldS5s tongues al .S2lu4 Ash-i-tnch al > an
81. L1EL-rI-rl at S-trE9 and tsT-N - -
inch az Ssll52 and t2l12 Black walnut AZ ~.
SssE1s and Nsgis- Cherry-Clcar and sercna a.
S5i common 50 and culls 81 Hickory at
and SE1ls. hickory axle a SH4s a1d 1l-
Cedar a. $%E-6 and S5Gi6. posts S.IS p@.
!e-l fee; earh- according u SIX Syctm r. a.
81 FOR merCh11table sun: %. quarter sawrl aS
=. BOX h1z-4s 10 inches AMI over ~ GI-.
gum NJ SsI+ for sap. SI2I-f ana S.gl- - re-
rhrir. Louisiana worth NOR. Maple at - lr
choice, orders higher. Cypress az &NG- and
CoNFER>TCFFS-caoie: C0'to-vooI four hi
AZ 50 4f--a. 30. meal hhl. At Sfs-. No . AZ 81
EIls btl - 80 mill run fruit hhL a.. 80.
hacr krc az S-gls. lard there's 81 un-k 10,
s. r-aiLuCs. per sst-Nc r1u- Dbl - mill
run: i5is-iach stock c0T apple hhl- A.: ".
Do 81 lard iiercs lse PORK Dbl l2,s Sat.s!
Hga@.er hair hhL SO cooled elm sfr1n =:
Ssk lard uerce. cooper shaved. Sf'. PORK
jo1TERAGE-Iari tics. r.I5 f-r Mood and
S.@ fr iron-hound bblS; pork bhs. a. %
go gr wn1:-h1und. 81 FOR iran-tgUnd. Ito
t-s a. S--i1 slack wu-k-E.u rd hoop rotr
IBIS So fat-hnop DO Sic half hhls g meal
hhls &c. produce or aVp-" hhis. =
TAGGING Ter rart. Is-lb. AT
80. --lh. at Exc: 2t.-Ih- sc. Iron cotton ties
S.C5. Hemp Irvine Sc
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Conee

Ne- York July S5C9T:ssgos Eio :.sady;
M2; ! fPT2iSs ' 5bSne qiis s,.s s5s.dy via. S0Fi Prices g Z
points lower to points higher There was
a5iags o 4ass st a Eriies. t saSS as I oceurGa yssteT.
day while longs dumped over a good deal OF
an s2Hii fresular market ali day. Prices TsryinE Sse
tween 10 points net decline and 70 points &c
decline on near morths- Toward midday there
ME- a b g@Ias' rnsrR aGGD u iat es thls NINTH
steadied. though closing 70 points on Trading
sales verc g. 20 bags. including July 5.o=G5-21-:
Aug. 5-l5f45.Gc sept 5ilI5-SC, oct sle15L5,:
5z5a5Sc The market vas finally s;cady. with
sugar.
reHning ? i5-isS: eentrisugSi. IS test , 5-isc mo
l bSS5.r sugar &c; ' sa5sara sssidy S sGas'i Moiasses
steady; New orleans 1anc.
LlvsTpooi. July B-Cotton-spo, Moderate
business: prices i-S2d higher: American m ID, nE
5-s5; !aT' mLddlins "a SOD Urinary ed =
Tsiss = which l00a acre FOR speculation and ex
port. and included 80 American Rec pts ltol
duII. closed quiet American midIling z o =.
july F55siat 5s-s+d. 5 July an AlE t55-f4i
: !, 6ct' ana S5y- 4s.sia4 ei-s4i b: Nov
ana pee 4S-ssl : Dec. s End IN in 49, 4 IL "a rp
~ Ts-ai :. March and April 4I7-sid '.
ks NsS . . ssist- cpSS kettle csnfrifnEII sastsc;
centrifugal yellow gsRflse: seconds is8J%s. No
NAeeEn 4AAAs EHaAN -
Butter and Cheese.
New York July @EBus,sE1@RsseIPts nez7
STATE. lSag1isc; creamery. imitation. ia .;
fartory lsTIsc. C~neeSe-Receipts l4lS0 pkgs.
iTre.ular. fancy large colcred szc. fancy large
white sIr. fancy small new. state. fun cream.
col1Ied. 1sc: fancy snail. white i9c.
Chicago. July steady. creameries
IslsG2ic. dairies IGlszc. Cheese steady. 100
Philadelphia. july nc lower: ex-
irene Western creamery mic. do nearby
rrirts Er. Cheese steady. New York full-cresIns.
prime small. ioi.Hl0itc: 60 fair to good ga
Glec.
Houston OIL stock sales.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Houston. Tex. July i5--A limited numbsr %
stocks were dealt IN to-day. but In thcse the-s
were large sales. TGe bidding was spirited. a~d
transactions would have probably bsel more
numerous had IL not been for the fact that he
small stocks were buliish. and thus prevented
trading. Sales: 500 at zSc.
SOD at &c. Beaumont C0nfederstet. 50 At ~:
Nerchants' and Mechanics. 25N at rSc; Maid OF
Orleans. BOO az 1Hc: Indepepdence. $50 at
sc 2i0o At &c: Beatty. Sg0l at nc; German
American. 20 at SIC; Higgins, ; az So: Argio-
American, 800 at Zzsc: Beaty, 5000 a. ISc Con-
tinental National. $500 at Ice. GobeT. 100 at
&c: GeySer. loo az 1Oc. Seaboard. 5000 at &c.
Sour Lake 5 At SO: Victor. loo At I4He
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RnnEe OF Futures.
Receipts and Shipments.


Provisions opened strong on small re-
ceipts and better prices Tor hogs at the
yards. The grain weakness. however. was
too much for the small support. and pack
srs allowed prices to drift back after mo-
mentary advances. especially in lard. sep
pork closed 2i-H5c down az SlS6-izp
1855. September lard &C down at Sl2Ls
ana September ribs a shade down at Slo.S5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow. Wheat
rs cars, corn 40. oats s.. hogs 500 head.
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of Grain in Store.
Produce.

Butter-Scarce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
-ExtrI &c: frsts lsqlshc; seconds T7Flsc.
Ladie-pscked-Extra ISLc. hrsls l52-c, Country
Choice l4dl4IZc: fair 13G13zc-
receipts al 12izI14c. Receipts
2,62s pkgs. local and L.5i5 through: shipped SOS
pkgs.
Cheese-Jobbing: Twins at lie; singles He;
dairiss IIIZc: Y. A ulkc; long horns I%c: Lin
burger 5NdlOIxc. lsGl9c: No. ? Rk
GISc. Brick u-Gl2c.
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No Hr-f Inc q II-F1IIIDs u ea01 CIlss .
calculated 20 represent the full range from
common TO extra Dealers. however. often
CLASSIFY superIaJIv- punches tall toPsb Tor buyer.
highest uu1tstiaas- The second line % quota
lions signifies the bulk q sales and generally
-rrv-seufs tEs various classes ~ they are sold
on the commission markets, more or less mixed
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YENRILNGs AND HERETICs

/. %. so /. s.43 !. @"... ~
SOUTHERN CATTLE-Iece.I-s % quarantine
cattle we're &s cars. continuing 6ie Eeat,
IS cars ami s.44 Head two weeks ago. There
was a very good run u cows that sold al q gen
sTul decline ~ lac kuils -ere in light supply.
but We're weak . a litte lower. while receipts
q calves were ys-y uL. with the best selling
about STEADY and tHc Isat. thia ones around SC
Der head lower.
Arrivals ~ steers contained nothing riCht good.
the bulk running 60 light and medium We EH:s.
with a god many extremely Echt and pain. On
the whole. there wee too many @ a kind. and
a. q consequence the bulk Of the business was
yNc.etiErlv sig|. with q god many trades hang
INK ne rul n late hau-. The bulk - the bus. ness
was. reported tfaiSr lower Wan Monday. and as
much a. q lower IN extreme Ca-yS. Compared
With the hest day last week. tn general trade
was called -EEc lower The clearance was geCi
eNce1t on some late arrivals.
Representative sales.
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EEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS

Butcher Catt.-Th-F. was I pretty god rdn
q butcher stuff. ftlF share - which were iaiF
% .yui. with 60 few rather t"rgV EHlfrr-. \ E.t-
q o.. sariy business "u vGsh aS Just suited
va UHF materially changed. bg- fhs lIlN 90
the supply sd iN.Eilr lHsF-s sikh extreme Dc
clIu.s called as much as "a quarter lover ~ tu!-
is - iu-r than last SATURDAY AMI Wv .FAer
than tie good dav last Th-r-lfy compared WIN
thu best sales that Ias. Gamer Nvrr aE1lu
lower. whsle bulls and calves were not ma
t.rlaIfv change
HaHa.a.rH.H.Ua HHHaHs
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New York stock Quotations.

s.. Louis. Tuesday. July Is. 1867
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations On the New York
stock ExcnanE= to-day. Corrected caIly Tor
The Republic uy Francis. BIO. * Co. sontiS and
stocks. IA North FOurth street:
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st. Louis Curb Market.
Prices on

whsat-SePt. sold at 65.c; puts 6S7tTs9c TO
ssT+c: calls 5gIzd6gSSc TO 6g&c. July sold and Of
feTed at ss5sc; puts eyIzc. calls '5aa70sc. No
trading IN corn
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Oats.

Oats made still further recesslons. infu-
enced by good weathesr and the general
slump in coarse grains. July suffered on
the expectation OF liberal offerings before
the end q the month. Commission houses
sold freely, and many Of the bulls were sup
posed To have let 20. The weather was re-
finishing harvesting in many places Sep
sold Of from &c TO 3iSsc and closed
weak and ssGlc lower at 3I-a3li-c. Re
ceipts were moderate at Isl cars. The cash
demand fell of somewhat.
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GRAINS CLOSE WI
WITT LISTLESS TRADING.
INTEREST CENTERS IN CHI
CAGO MARKET.
Outside Buying Orders Scarce and
Professional Traders Are
Inactive.

Another dull session OF the local exchange
resulted in a further sharp decline in both
wheat and corn. Sunshine and generally
bearish weather conditions gave little en-
enlargement 10 the wheat bulls. Most Of
the outside orders were 10 sell. and there
was practically no professional interest.
July wheat opened lzSSsc of and sold at:
-. 80. t
ISc. u&c. uSc. u[G. Itzc. 11c.
Considering the sharp decline in Chicago
corn was fairy firm IN this market 80
far as appeared on the surface there was
no local interest in the outcome Of the Har-
ris-GateS deal. Weather conditions We're
generally favorable 10 the growth Of the
July corn opened &c OF and sold at:
&c. sc. Sept sold al 5It4e, 5lSc. size. 5lzsc.
Asc- Sac AAc. Use. bec. sold at A5Isc. sJsSc.
Receipts of wheat at St Louis were rs
or bu, OF which 5Lz3 SKIS. and III cars To-
ca ana II cars through, as against l5+.f rs
and 3 cars through, In 1871.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points were
Hs,l8 bu., against 10000 bu-. last year. and
shipments were 27T,S2S bu-. against 4SS.v 90
ou. The Northwest received 3i6 cars. as
against go cars in 1901. Chicago received
HS.i9 bu., and Kansas City l27.3J on. Ths
900 bu. OF wheat.
Receipts of corn at St Louis were 600
hu-. Of which cars local and , cars
through, against $3.50 bu-. of which 65 cars
local and 6 cars through. in 1871.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
b4-l5O bu, against $4,000 bU. last year, and
shipments were 1850 bu-. against lis. 600
bu- Chicago received 1850 bu.. and Kan
sas City A.0D bu- The Clearances amounted
TO 1900 bu.
Receipts Of oats at ST. Louis were 2l.s0
bu-- OF which Il SKIS. and IA cars local and
2 cars through, against $3.50 bu.. of which
in 1901.
keeeipts Of oats 1t primary points were
-y241Y Du, against &l.oD blu. last year, and
shipments were Hs,S63 bu., against $500
ll- Lne C-.arancas amnrnraa = - % -.