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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29
HEAVY LOCAL RECEIPTS
DEPRESS ALL GRAINS.
WHEAT LEADS ON THE
DOWNTURN.
Cash Demand Light and Outside
Speculative Buying Ord rs
Scarce.

Heavy receipts again depressed wheat
Yesterday ard prices were lower than 1t
any time since the new crop began 10 come
in. There was some buying for short ac-
count. Lat the tendency was decidedly bear
ish.
The Wis be supply Of wheat Nh past
week increased LI55eJ hu-. as against an
increase OF l.5>."J ~. in 1911 3 LOUIS
stocks increased 5000 hu. ard t2!.'S" m
creased $500 bU. Total visible supply Il
59l. coo hu.. against @t.+l5.f-'l hu- a week ago
and 5000" hu- q year ago.
Wheat or ocean passage adoat for Eu-
rope estimated AT 2-1.rv hu-. against %
Gsgee III last werE- Decrease -l''L.N uI-
WORLDS shipments 'i "a-.l 10 E.a,ly
during the past week Reported At 'r3iv.rj
bu-. against .-t'sa"" bU- "a year ago
Sept. wheat opened i,Ci4c OF and sod al:
S-Ea1sr. E-l.a. S-l.r. So. e. 5s.r- CSC. Cise. 6sS
De sid "a.
tslsJ. fsiss. tsc. s'sc. tsNc, 5saic
Weather conditions were favorable for the
growth of corn and The speculative ana
cash demand extremely light. There was
rather free selling Throughout the session
and the market followed wheat on the
The visible supply Of corn the past week
1900 bu- a year ago. ST. Louis stocks IN
creased l7s.eJ bu- and Chicago increased
1900 bU. Total visible supply 14s5.yr hl-.
against 6-y1j.Dpy bu. "a week ~SO and D.
5S1.ep b. a year Ego
Corn on OCEAN passage afoa- for EuTCpe
during the past week estimated At E.2N5.ry
bu. against l6,61l.VUj bu. = week age. De
crease. LZI5.". b.
Worlds shipments Of corn to Europe dur
ing the past week reported at 4-=o,r1 tu-.
against 4.i46H50 ou. a week ago and +,ts5.ee
sept. corn opened &c OF and sold at:
5l[c. 5lt-c. $50. 5Io. I'=c. $50. 5o'ss, 5es4
IL Dee. sold al &C. 5sisc.
Receipts Of wheat III -. Louis Were +32-
q bu-. Of which 2i,a3 sks- and 4oS cars
local and Is cars through. against BIOL
and 1H3 cars through in 1871.
Receipts of wheat al primary points were
1.559.3j9 bu-, against l.s1s.yJU bu. in 1911. AND
shipments were 6yi3 bu-. against C5ir5J
bu. The Northwest received 100 cars.
against 80 cars in 1901. Chicago received
25.G3S bu. and Kansas City 1870 bU. The
clearanCes OF wheat and -four were equal
10 62l.047 bu. OF wheat
Receipts OF corn at s.. Louis were SEQ
bu--. of which - cars local and % cars
through. against 6S,SJJ bu-. OF which 81 cars
local and : cars through in 1871.
Receipts o. corn at primary points were
1880 ru.. against l2i.Up bu. in 1871. and
shipments were $3.50 bu.. against lH.Up0
sas CITY I-1l- The cisaTauCas were 4aS4-gH-
wE.rG y. cars local and 2 cars through.
against SS.+D hu-. OF which ~ cars local
and 5 cars through in i9JL. Shipments u.2S5.
Receipts OF oats al primary points to-
day were 725.C30 bU.. as against +t3.Ga bu.
in 1901. and the shipments Jherefrom were
1861 bu.. against 9sS.go bu. The clear
ances were 2.S5 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29
NI.rcunnenr. u,ric,,

FEATHzES;-In demand: sS~asy Prime live
See IN Seal sks SIC. n large sis. -: gray
y 2y911c. ny Isasc. XNX ioaisc: X =.
per Cent On Large. : XVII a s s5aad da sks and :
pEERSklNS. ETC-Prime d-eerskias = Per
10. goat SOC each: damaged out e &c Per
HEESwAMISu at &c per u. for prime.
70 SIC: shesrlings At &c to i5c; dry stock. fallen,
,E0oTsLGinsens at from saz5a2ocsz7: lady
slppeE az e: seneea al &c; pink At lac: golden
q root SC. bark Of tree &c: blood at &c; Sius
CASTOR BEASS-At Sis per ba. Tor sT ~. .,
car lots, small and interior 5GIOc less
LINsEED oIL-Raw at sc; boiled CSC: price.
CASTOR II 90 gal. uHc per ID. No l
and lee No 2 small Quantities lc per ID. more.
lIoN-SEE OLLCSuWmeT yellow at Sc:
white Sc: winter yellow Sc: winter white 5Oc:
=, Ho ,! IsTk slqs;s; Pacific Coast 1salac:
sALT-E side: Medium SOC: graduated SC per
Dbl SC Der hhi. more this side.
HEMPsEED-atest lid at SOS per 10 lbs.
DRIED GREEN PEAs-Job5iug from store a,
SlsS; Scotch SIS: split 8; whippoorwin peas at
WHITE EEANs-Hand-pieked beans in n small
way from, store s2G2o5 per hu-: screened at Sl-55
beans at SIC per 10: tiackeye at &2: Caiitor-
MIA pins at 5sc: lentils at sc: New York Kid
H~oNEY-Comb: Dark ease: bright amber Ioa
lie: bright alfalfa i5ulec. Strained: Southern IN
bbls- at 4hGf4c: cans 5G5i=c; California cans
MOS.-1Aal ~ NArduE- HldIAiuF-IlChtC In best
demand: offerings liberal: gray-mixed ILTl&c:
black mixed at 2G2izc: machine-picked X M IA
BIC. NN at 3'zIic: Xxx at s5d5c: xxx at
5a5vc: Inferior picked less: extra black &C.
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal oil. turpeutine and
gasoline sc. vinegar 7c: black oil 5c: l!1seed
light oil and Tarnish &c: sugar lSc: whisky &C:
do. half bols. Sc: wine Sc: sauerkraut &c:
ties 55c: 15c OF for each broken head. &c OF for
each hoop missing
BROOM CoRN-NomInany firm. Quote per ton
Fair $50 -. common S50d60: choice at tSfaS
RAGS. TC.-Per 100 lbs. Country rags al sD.-
old rope. No l manila $50; No. 2 at Doc; rub
be- at S5.5O.
lBoNEs-ChoLce ,bleached at ;4 per ton: other
SCRAP IRON METAL-Per 100 N,
Wrought iron 7oc: heavy cast. malleable steel nd
breakaSe sc: stove fZizc: burnt &c: light braS,
IS: heavy brass -; copper 50: zinc $50: lead
30: pewter $3.50.
o CORN COn ~Cobl-Choice white & Der 100
lbs: rice worth $50: mixed $50. "
PECANS-Ayerage receipts about &C
quote: Farmers Sto-k-Red n.
Iied2c per h: white 2LH2Nc-
WALNUTSSellinE at &c per bu.
C~TDER-Quotsble per Dbl. IN lots at S33t "a.
HICHORY NUTS-Ne quote per bu. al soc for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best bid at S1.zs per
100 lbs.
soRGHUM-Prlme new quo:able a, 2oa25c per
MAPLE C n sIRUP-New sugar At
Sc per ID; Canadian al 12c: maple strip at ee3
ONION SETS-At 3. 50 per bu.
GRASS sEEDS-HunEaran at S1R1 Is: miIlet
al SI-l5Gl-2O: timothy at $40; prime seeds worth
more: clover ESQ.
DRIED FRUrTS-Applss-These sold nj &c 70
Sc fer ssn-trisd quarters and at Sase fer eTso-
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wool.
Fruits and Vegetables.

The EepGAlsc quotations aT- ro- ca- lots IN
81 lre=Es are cuarE,d hIE-er.
"t,AfEs-A.,fy vaEg t-st5c Der crate: Ives
i1T4. 49, TeT '-"u. sGsse-
car: fancy SiS-EIiJ. cInEies E5sg5. lob6.ns &H
CASTALbUPES-Nea--by z5asoc pr 1.-bu.
-, L'H,EigWn +gSe peE hg- box ATkan-
sas tT-ltS @Hg Dewey sem 2l1l-5 per crate
PEAcHES-Texas. pecks s0G4oc. 4-hasket GATES
sgGg: Eterta- 1vg SIC. by cypress, pecSs sgg1sc.
sga7ac: s-FaSkst SLEdI5. Arksnsas. 1-s-Iu-
crst.s H2ygl-=S. Tennessee. Decks @gJG. crates
APPLES-Grssn -9a-5e per I-s-hu. bzE: rcd so
- pecks lSa2pc Ea:rei lots green Sg3. fancy
PLUMs-WAd gg5ss i5as5c: Chickassv =ase:
pe5 6u. Basket: NeTnIn 81 FER eTlsl. ''t
PACIFIC oAsT FECIr-Hartetl pears $50
P~EARs-Near-sv a4c Ter i4-bu. basket:
E g + 9ss Per s-EsL sae,
LEMoXL9aisnta q trk: PEI box. E=a
81 to $500 tg6 fancy: in t'o5rns Nay
4RANGES-Car lbs on trk.: Late Valencia
PiXEArrLE-E.oriaa $50 rer crate.
cgC9ANlTI-2aG per Leo. in ,ob6inE
PgTATGEs-Earlv Ohio @as7e Ter ba: river
C~AEBkGE-sl.= Der bbL. on. orders.
TIRNIpS-HUme-ErUwu go Dsr doz- punches
STRING BEAN-HUmv-SEGTn 514+lc Ter bu-
box.
Tn,=ATOE.Ha-le-E7oun -=ao,- Der ri.
GREEN PEPPERS-Home-ErOWn 50a sc Per
half bu.
SAUERERATT-New handmade $50 per II
bu-. orders higher.
Horse RApTSTE-O0 orders = n rar hbl
S0UASH-Homc= grown icHec Der bu.
Bi,iFLANT-rPahr pr- IN. box.
r~AFNpTS-LaZ Der dor lunches
.KOHLRABI-I5GGc per doz- punches. as TO
Size.
EALE-Home--rown l0c Per box
GARlIC-R5s per II.
MUSTARD GREENS Homegrown Ice per
hu- box.
NACH-T5G-c nsr IN. box
CEBERN-NfrhiEar lnTcc Ter drz- punches
GREEN SblsN=rfH DE- . I. Tor homegrown.
box
SWEET POTATOES New Cas5c per l4-bu.
basket.
.HEETS-Home--srovn :c.7aI-55 per bbL: Ia
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HEAT-Cl M~arket-Rece:pts 2.505 SKIS. and
go cars local and IS cars through No. ? red
CSC: No. 3 red 6iE.c; No. : Sic. BY sample.
delivered-No. red CscarceD sold at 55isas7c W.
and &C F. side 80. . red at CO.. asIsc W. and
63u6Sizc z. side: rejected AZ sSHsac: No. > hard
at &c tol2 az s=C) and No. 3 hard At G51It5--c.
Skd. in eleyator-No. . red at G5sc5 No . red n
CDRN-Cash M~arEeJ-RereiptS IS cars local and
70 cars through sales from store loaded Of No.
3 AZ sc. ana No. . held AZ sc. By sample: Poor
No , lt &c: 80. . white held al Csc: 80. : gel
, white at SIC
oATS-Cash Market-Eaceipts e. cars local and
cars through BY sample, dciiver-l-New No.
zat sc. No. . a. 2-a@ic Tor choice to fancy and
i 10 &c for ortinarr: No I At pc to sc: No. =
white at &C. Old mixed az sc: No. I mixed at
&c 10. 3 white ~ sc. No 4 white al 52I54c-
BARLEY-Ar 6c.
FLAXSEED-Early arrivals n rrim. new r,ea
Nominal at Si-sl Der bu. No receipts yet Co-ntry
holders reDort bids OF sI.g7 FOR Oh.
FIOIR-QuCtati0ns on new wheat for car lots
trk.- Patents &-HI5.5T- syG.iChyE AT . % - "a.
extra flrCy g 97HH. clear 50 Gre s. r1F T-T-Fr
rer bhL. higher. and soft winter in 5ute sis. s.. %
G2H' hZrl winter n jgte SKIS Z-Taz.Sa fur
clears: ST&.1s for straiEhts. G-EE8zJ for pat
enfs. S0rl.- wheat u-.satS sIlEFI-rf j. hl'k:
SO higher il wood
,ETr Fl@T8-J"hhiH= a. $40 in sks- ans $50
CGRSMEAI-Cty meal Z. o. b. BE: pearl.
HAT-R~cairts - ions Local. - tons through:
shipped 2f tons Prices 7. tx. 1S follows: Tim
othy At SI515-@ for choice: Si4ri4-D for No.
Slna1l No. I: SS@a5N No. 2-prairIc new choice Al
50: Old No. ! SSfS. 81: No : TT5-51.
STRAW-Whcat AZ S%-50T5. rye IT s. on trk.
ITAD AND SPELTER-Lsad at S-s7E 70 sLS.
Epelter ~ S5o5.
sl-11.
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BY Telegraph.

KansaS CITY. NO. July observation-disclosures
46sj natives. $50 Texans. L.V9 Texas calves.
80 native calves- CCTn-fed cattle active ard
steady: quarantine and Western cattle steady.
others opened strong. CLOSED weak: choice ex-
MI and frt-z-i-beef steers SsGN>=J. thoroughly
good 1910. stoCke-s AID feeders s. ltuJ-E.
Western sei steers &-uflh-5= Texas ans. Indian
steers s l-I4.r -. Texas COWS &--4u@--I- native
cows S-.5a4-r1- native FeifCrs &-lzI1. Gamers
81. bulls - SF5: calves Sal.l5- Hogs
-ReSc!pts L.1". market 5Gl1c higher: active.
closed strong. top 3 -. bulk q sales S.Jsa-.5.
heavv s. 200 =. ui-Cr hackers s. -5eTs.s. York
- 8. fE..-. liZrt S-9H5-I- pt-S Ss.G5G.-
Sher.-Recrir;s T.aH. uarHet slow. hut steady
lambs easy. native lambs Western
lambs s5-94T. native vethess A-Id5.i5 West
en- wefhpr- S.z5Ts - fed ewes S-151h6j: Texas
$ airs. .: stocsezs a1i feeders &Seft3D.
Chf-aEn July -Carrlc-EeCeiEts 1900 in
rluFin- I 1I Texans. ZuHr Western steady u
stTSng5 good TO prime steers y.S5GSs0: poor u
medium SlEfT5sl. storkerT and fs=si.rs E-1T
80. COWS ~sI-5G5-51- h.l.ers SEG5]. Gamers
81 20: bulls GeiT5[. calves &51H55i. Tex
to-day 2,o9o. tomorrow 300. left
over 500: steady TO higher: mixed and butchers
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PCtur1h E1iI AM Express
NugrEyslO=u. CarbCE1als and
Marion
New orleans F,s- Naii-Cairo,
NrupEis. Jackson. Tenn.
ari Texas Express Nash
vile. Atlanta and Jackson
Wis
s.. Louis S5e-ial-Calro. Mem
plIs ant New OTle1us
Marion. Ca!rc. Sparta and
ThaE-e- |
Marion and Grsal springs
NeW Orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis Dixie F1ver-S7sh-
vile. Atlantis and Jackson
VILE J
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POIITRf.
Strike of Garment Workers Has Eff
feet on Market for Live Fowls

NA
REPUBLIC sPErIAL-
New YORK. JUly %-Liyc Fuultry-Reccipts TO-
DAY we're confined 10 l Sar Weston and l Sg-Ja-
EN- by freight and a few cops by express
Jobbe-s carried over I cars uns1ld from Last
week. and the fact that over 800 garment
makers are on strike On tie East Sds made
AEht traCinE. anu th- lEEe ssalers did mt c.ean
up Invoices 10 hauI were net heavy. but JOo-
hers would not consede over Exc on fowls and
- on rysteEh SostheGn ehleNens cle@-sl AZ
Is. no Western offered Turkeys steady DUCKS
and geese Unrhalsed- Fi-raEs slow. spring
western ~. fowls lsi-c. old rosters s-4c. TE-
keys lie Ducks. Western. TaiT. 5easSC Gees.
Western Prime. pair Aal-- Pigeons. mixed.
CID and yg4nE. pair. l-i-r
Dressed P~ouItry-Eece.pts TO-DAY - psEs- Tn-
stock due vas detained b. wrecks on the Erie
and Wet ShJ.e railroads Invoices . haaG Tor
later N the week @ere more liberal than last
with fully tvo-;hirls running 70 chickens The
extreme nlEh prizes = fowls last week curtaii=i
found IL difficult TO force a clearance. and most
y the jobDers claim that th.y sold stock AZ
urlu; Cus- prices and were unable 70 clean Up
ard. uS,%ithstandiuE ths light receipts. there
Was yysy little Uantei this m1rniug-
10 ~. but buyers would not take hold and re
market finally settled at l3Ec on average prime
dry-plcked iced and scaidea fowls, while a few
very choice u.arEs from Indiana that came -
!syied W. SEsa.i - - Ead 80 iots
less. The plentiful supply 4 sprtEEers has male
J1bBeTs more critical - 10 quality and the mar
bids. either dry-pIcksd or ScaIdeI while small
20 medium broiieIs are selling II very Irregular
TEiees s.ne-aliy from I5lsel5s as TO quality ard
market. but rs they are hold above the currsat
ported Turkeys-v este n ay,rsEe hens lie: oil
toms lf4lsr. second s-Iioc-
IGc: do. small 20 m7d!um. dry-pick-i l4EI-.;
%. scaled sralM Tzs.S. -. S-utHszu small
40. sc-ld-i prime lsi=c. d. SouthEestern. dry
rosters = SgEabZ%hite. choice. do[ e..
O.. prime. Garh Sl.-E1.51.
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ST. LOUIS-PEOEIA LINE.
tSec c. = & ST IL
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ALIVE

81 as he -- 80 - -.
HOGS-A vs-y snsn sur7ly % h-rs vas On
soie. the u~cciIsa aas. srtslE 70 l1ly Al9lt ID
The market Ca.asi sl-h a good demand and
IactnS Va 'riiEc % Oh. tHr sl-L.y Hs-,l.
general Ell-E't vss strong q q shade. htrh.E.
ytth Sae - sum : suited ~ sa5sn.zs
buyers WF.s able % secure 1~ ----s hess % ts-y
sSlSi o5 s4l 1s'5 No. p, Nlss re- s aaE7-liF 7-i
s5la auisk.y All r@ rsEiriI~ss = Wsi=st,
sgii-< Ta-Jess vsS IN q aus 5lri
SBy5 49, Il- "a D.. -, T. 5 ITiTie
Er the ar~t lay q TIE w-S ~ two m'1tls
he aGeriuFs 81 NJ u..ui" any fsNas or
liberal r,g-i7ts 9, force a decline and wuli
lambs we're 5c lover Even AZ tn decline
dav Was over m1r- ~ tha arrivals haI csauEei
hands The EtrgE~- tlls showed hts- 90 No
change. Tie demand is ulrh l-ser than the
Sile iaelst-a aHbs to TIE mutton ;7de .:
50 -utt1o sh-u gr 8.sai.E the hulk
a. - . zE1s AZ 49, sd. bucks az Es.
tween tho IsrEe. today and n r1-rrsT nii-E
W. .iS E-N-,f'gt ana ST = f'sr-
'' ,
mani vas MT r~Ea2ps - a. n EcsS ar.
enc q; the r'as1r g. tr i-w w' -al-nt VAS
NJ. Tayr- fT-sse sr. n. tFs F.- n r.
entire cause HF rHg r-Hy-Hs~ q o.. u rEgf -sstHI
uprn tho ia~utfe.r-ry q sod arrivals. such o.
tie OF RINGS as Wars a.s IEir mes with g-it.
q reaEv 'nquirv. Common a0i medium hC-sHs
were B5Tgt 500 lover 4 god many q the
offerings we very common ard found a tsC!l-
clly slow cG'lsf.
Horse du1-stirnss
Heavy -drasr-Cgmm7n % GOD .1sr7lsn; choice
20 extra gfsrFf$- gr--Es-f.IH O. i@ lbs. fai-
70 ECgd $3.50 god 80 choice SSEIIQ. Couch
horse< ani cahg-Fal- 20 r1Cd S<0FI-. choice
TO extra S-1gF ~ Hoses Tor the ~S1u.h-SmlIL.
I-ht drivers. fair 20 sod SIF: ch1ice 70 extra
gao. southern drivers. large S-II& ENpT-t
chTrLs-t.sN h Lla his. main % Es7t S-Ie1s
choice 20 axtry yIfE business L--ysr-Falr
10 g1c- SSJGfe. ra0t-- T. ~Vtra st1-fiG sad
d1ers fr Sa-.hrrn ws--FII- 60 sd gsfrs1-
choice 10 extra tirs1,-: fancy rHitei ani New
WIr small D'urS $500. hrayy work plurs Sr9rl
lral~ 70 the commission market url three lHais
- frs dealers some Of che offerings were q
vrrv good quality. but there were Others which
looked rather uiG5T. In "a general wa- the
rarkc. JI not Cqsn a. roi as last N11lay
and did not shoT ar % The strong ch1saT.r
F-ru various outside source which male ire
trade q last week 60 satisfactory va ~: n
evidence tNfz morning. AMI dealers ceiling rEs
Deficiency were rot 81 anxious after -" new -r-
rivals Bids however. It'd not show u-r I--ll-4
furruaiar in the market. AMI TIE G.na-a-TN
e. the tone vas cordHes % a little sioE-rss
o. movement. Bowers aIl not 81" guv diL..rH
sarS In the u1rse'. most n them Ginning -
have bid strurE r-tgss f- the arrivals. At nj
ev.nts. TIE trade vTs lrUr- auf les demand
characterized the Crs-.r- % She week
Mule duc-a-iH-s gcr hr1ke mules. . % : years
o11l= -
IL hands. extreme 7r=r----------S 2o'g 9el
1T ". LH n H- H|
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View York. July zS-EgE-Rscsirts today s.
So cases Receipts WeEs light and IN the exist
were str0aE. bu; the business was not such as 70
iead % any change IN the quoted rate o. 2oizc,
were adjusted The weather Was hot and humid
ment. but found -Teat dlrisui;y Ia Ee1pinx tss!r
ions clear OF fai- 4. GGcd grades, o. sUeh a
stored at the inside price. in regular parkfnEs
qugtations were in line with the business sec
anected by the large offerings Of fIir. psisi9
Western storage packed lsc; Western and South
western best l6izGI7C. do. choice lsc: Western.
gathered. dirtles I0aiSc: 30. chscks s4isr. c1Iis
sac Loss on-Wesie-n frsts aV=c: do. fair
chicago, July 2s-EEEs stoady: fresh 1se Per
Kansas city. No. July z-Eess firm: .r,sh
Nlss-ari and k11aas stock if-c PeT duz. loss
PhlaGsiphia. July &-EgES &c hIche-: fresh
;southwes5era Isc. los on: DO. southern I5ais5.
Butter znd Cheese.
New York; July &-Butter-Eecsip,s Gg7y pkgs.
&c: creamery. state. I7aZic: creamery. imita.
ugn; H. ,1st2ry l5GTizg Cheese-Re-
out: fancy large oo.ored =. fancy large white
SI:s.e: fancy snail new state fun cram col
Ch:eaEo July @-sugsr steady: Il
Philadelghia. July 2-ButJsr steady: extra
ereamery @i5;c: DO nearby prints &c. Cheese
1g4c: do. fair 10 good 9zaIoc.
EIEin Butter Market.
Elgin. Ill, July S-There was only On. small
lot OF butter offered on the Board 81 Trade TO-
day. amounting To - tubs. 10 OF which sold az
&c. The official market was made nrm at soc.
a decline OF &c. The output Of the week vas
7eo.OO lbs
Conee.
New York. July &.-Spot-Rio steady: No. :
invoice 5izc. mild steady. COTdova SE-Il-c. The
market opened irregular, with prices : points
lower to ; points higher. and continued mGre
or less irregular most Of the session. With trad
ing comparatively quiet. total sales amounting
10 but S.O0 BAGS Gables told Of firm Brazil
markets. to Offset which were big primary re-
ceipts and clearances. European news was about
as looked for and did not attract much attention
Europe operated on both sides Of the market
during the day. mnission-hcus bought strag-
Cling lots and the CLIQUE" FOR the time being
seemed to be sellers OF small amounts. The
list IN the afternoon gradually worked lower
and closed net unchanged 10 10 points lower:
sales included july $50: aug 2 Sept 5-45T
rs sc: Jan S.25a5.5oc: March 5.5Da5.s5c; May
5.49d5-45c.
Sugar.
New York. July ss.-Raw steady at TIC; fair
refining al 25kc: centrifugal. sc-test- : lie: mo-
lasses sugar 2sci rsnred steady: crushed &c:
powdered 4.T5c: granUilted Is5c:. MoIaSses
steady: New Orleans 5a4ic.
New Orleans. La July &.-Sugar strong. open
kettle pas I-1ec: open-settIe centrifugai 3d5i-c;
centrifugal yellow Sna4Ac; seconds lh5SAc. No
lasses dull: centrtfugai s3l5c.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

There was no l"tup to the shipment of wheat to this market Receipts over Sun
day were the heaviest Of the year and far in excess of the amount recorded on the
corresponding day last year. The speculative and cash demand was so small in proper
ton that. all aEts to maintain prices we're futile Despite the aCtt that there vas good
buying in oats IN Chicago this market did not respond Statistical news was distinctly
bearsh. The visible supply showed an Increase Of more thanl 100000 u last week, and
1.-The export inquiry conunud light Selling began early in tes session and was N
by occasional buying for short account.
Con followed wheat on the downturn Here too. the visible supply increased There
wasp practically no outside buying demand. Sept wheat opened lsaac II and closed IA
sc of.
Sept corn opened &c # and closed tasc on
Sept cats closed Zee of
Receipts of produce were heavy but there was 4 good buying demand. and prices
were generally steady to higher
Transit
Yesterdays bank ccarres were S45@a: balances sa20& Discount rates were
easier between and 81 per cent
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MTNAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

.Ess;bognt-L@ave Eighth ard Gratiot streets
caily-l-fZ. 5.L. 6n = IN Except sunday. 400
SIS, 81. S:5l. 1855. u=s A. m ls;oS. 2.is. 900,
S02 ? n. saturday and sunday oniy-u:A p M
sunday gnly-c-A. $50, 1913 "a n -
Leave Nashl0-Jrr Avenue. snly-l-it. SIS. ga
, n Except sunday. sos. fsl. 7;f1. SIS. Te=s7
U:3 a. n: l2:,-. 2EI. 4V4. StS ? m saturday
Ent sunday o1ly-I.5 .. m sunday only@A
ass. 9-lB e. III. 1913 p m -
Westbound-Leav Granite CITY. ~daiiy-t=,
2l2. 555 sl2 p n. Except sunday Sis. SEA
s11 s:lA. SIS. 1874. n r. 3=3. ~. iIZ s1E
. m. Saturday 1aIy-G-5 2 "a sunday Onfv-
1915. SIS. San". > sAf O. II sunday and Morrfsy
Oniy-12-I5 n m ENcspt saturday ana sunday
5-l- p n
a. m: 81. S:s. s:ei ? IN satg-isy. cnly-l2:el
Sunlav and MondaE -l-y---A D. N
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Train

ram
valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park AccumnoGati1n-..
Plrils AgClwEu ls.iCr
Texas and Kansas Mail. f1F
Paris. Dallas. Ennis. Uou =
tor. Galveston. Carriage. Jup-
Tu ami Nfrs - -
Pacific AcC1nm 11atiCn--...
Valley Park Ac.1Cmgia.tnn---
.iet-1= and Worlds Fair S9e-
Cial. for S~pTinrfielI. Garth e.
Joplin. wichita. Ni1ita. Okla
homa. DeuisUn. Sherman. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco and
BTUwnWO1d
Valley Park Accommodation.
Tarfdc Acc1Imodati1u--..
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park AcclmmoIati1n...
Texas and Kansas Limited. for
Eureka Springs Fort smith.
Paris. Dallas. G~ree-yiile. En-
MS. Co-siclEa. Houston. Gal
weston. Austin. san Antonio.
Cartilage Joplin. Wichita.
BUrrycu and the VEST.
Western Express. for Spring
field. Ninifa. penison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma Carthage.
Joplin and Neodesha--........
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The Metal Ninrkcf..

New York. -l'- --Lae feature % metals to
dEv was az advance o. q - IN the foreign pic
q tin. r--uorgl q. &c -1- l. speculative man-Yg-
lAtiJl- -rs L"-aUl ma-Srt cin--i AZ tL-N les
u-- futures a. tl-E i"s- In th- local market.
while t0-r- was a slight gain N prizes. and "a
fra uE-rrt1u@. tad rul-i v--y 1ull SPOT
closed - &-JI--sA copper locally wa= dull al
a TITLE lower on some graIes. S-IUftuf spot u
Au- rE%-4 n tu-+ri'sE LAKE L-sg4u-S elee-
t-uiytic and casting S~Z1-s-aIl-sa Tls
English p1re declined : -. sru- closing 1t -
- 50 an. f1--r-s AZ - - 81 No changes were
recorded IN lead Ni-I=r - tone or price Al h1-1e-
london dac'i-st IS g. closing az I'll Is 81. Spsite-
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Receipt. and Shipments.


Provisions were -nactiv. and decli.ci
somewhat on free outside Liquidation and in
~ mpaIEy wiki the corn dip. Good buylug
hut the close was weak Hog prices were
steady 10 firm sept pork closed Tic dcva
II 1ICE> Sept. lard c lower at SI073iz and
Sept. ribs 3 down n SU.1l.
EstiElatei receipts Tor tomorrow Wheat.
Us cars: corn. 80: oats. GO: hogs. @.gO head.
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ProNIaiona.

po-k-New standard SI6-95GT7.Ss DER Dol. IN
steam E. side 1O.5 per 10. in a
{obh,rr way. kettle-rendered at ILc-
Green Hams-In car lots Z. 0. b. E. side= Hams
= rs I4s at I2c: les, ISqas at uSsc; skinned
.sanI5ers at sT9lkc: CALIFORNIA; at 9%c-
Trd- ,ba block. del.-Run-of-house hams At liz
aISe: bellies at Tic 70 lsl4c: California SIC; New
YORK shoulders at &c.
kcIS a Iaz5SIa. 2He: 12-lb. SH. II 1-t7ha G l.