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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
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Kansas City. Mo, Aug. -C1ttIe-Receipts
steers So as-c: fair 10 sool ;5lJa7.sS; stccae.s
and feeders S2t5zy: West=rI ed steers $2-s0q
so; Texars and Indian steers s2.-oqt; Texas
e+gr. Gamers Si@'5l-2s. b .iiS 3 i3-s5: caItes
calves. Hogs-iec=ipts 2.ys,: market steady 70
strong; tup $5.1J; bus o. sales S.5Jg g7S5; heavy
81 s2d7.lc: mixed pa he.s' .o.7cassi light sj55iI
for week 3! 90. Sheep-Receists none; nati-e
lambs s. DG5s5; Western !arn5s t5.0a5 10. ma
fed ewes S;11lgi, texas clipped year.inEs S. iJzi
%; Texas clipped sheep $5as.35; stockers ana
III New SIT AVE is-tee, rs head
beef steady: city dressed native sides ga .
ger ID CablfS last rsce5'sd Cu1ted American
fssf l35fl2Jc Per =. t.xS.ts ;5-fy II
estimated i.23s heeyes - sheep and q. 7s5 quar-
II Importance city drsssed veais seaefa ssies
srlG !Zc sae"p and iambs-Rege e-pts 5.S43 head.
weak; cln.Ton sraGes lower; about 3 cars Of
stsrE uHso!1- s=ep sDld At 2ti2.e-l.; lambs S5
nst5; a,.ssssfd mutlen @a7c: dressed lambs sane
Chicago. Au= s-Ce:tis-Rsceipts 80: market
STEADY: good 70 vri-ae - seIs rcuiraI sSde u0.s-
10 medium S:--E5l .: stn'k7-s 7nd feeders g
g5:Sg: COWS Ss-LE5-S: heifsTs S.50E6: canHeES
fed steers So Wes;sra steers Sf.T5d-s Hos
Receipts to-dar ,.g5: :o-Hso-r Sl.op5 left o. -
butchers s6.4-f 6-s=. ~1li 'h8!Ce heavy s. p
! bulk q sales IS 1850. Sheep-Recsipts ~;
sheen steair: lambs stel1y: good 10 choice ws,l-
Wes;e-a sheep &. .7aiIt -. native Is-tSr So
SO N"rtS-u lambs So Dfhr.al vs-J-rtla :.
srirrr en;r1t-io lfa sgz - Fer. -Pees i - si
South s. Joseoh. No. Aug. lS.-Cattle-Re-
heife-s Sl.Jgas. yesIs SsgS 50. bulls and stags
Z SlIs: s!2ci'eEs and feeders :34S:'5 Hogs
.Ssd S 70 medium f and hsaTy Sg' Sc eP FEE
PIGS S3-15E =: bvIk IS spHG9o. Sheer none best
kWsste.n ll,.Is S5s5: yeaFiinGs H-5; wethers
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
MARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.

YSFk AqE I5,.iF7ogTaEsSsjP'i g,i. TssEsSsP ls5s
Whsa, f5saS and Sose5 essv. pu: n"minaiy ,.ns a'
e!anEsd: y.ints. patents ;S-ss1s 90: winter
fF'S Win;tr 5s Nai5' araaes ss M,nssois IA pateis M
g 4hS.s5: Minnesota takers q lSISS9 Rye
@ tanc se 1i -nmsSI Fs SGief. SeioW 'Se Wc-, 70
ern G.ss- cltv 81 -S. Brandywile s5-s5Q5;.5. aye
SS9s SIC. Tx STATE 5Sl.l-z7c c, t. T. New Yoiit-
hs5ley du.t; fstainS II G. ;, ! 4 4 hlIa!o: Wheat
red I5Ixc c!eEsto-. No. red 157s T7sAsc Z c b.
afio9t: No North m Duluth s}Asc + Q b. a;ioat.
No. hard Manitoba 5.s~c I Q. b. afi2at. Under
easier cable foreign selling and better crop
news than cNDsc-ea- wheat developed consi.!eF
wss wsal Q; sa@Tsc net declinei MAY 5!rtTT4t.e,
81 - cI5se4t fai.c tSrr-Tsece5pts rcne: eS-
ports 751- sp7t easy: No. . 81 elevator and sc
Sioat op,icn marker was steady Tor a time
fuenc- q wa@s-'@ decline favorable crop news
Enc sSsaias m me ia E,sSs! s r2sed ep. At So ret st
No wIire ncrnsnaI: trS. mixed West IN nouI-
rel Tx Whe nom nal: Gp''Ss s; ssn5T@'ly EraS
ssG-ac: roed - choiee 81 .c-g1-io y Hoes qu.st.
r. o,5s 3gIa,- Pacs ,,o1st rs5i. 5oGzsi,c: 1s.
isIeac: Oils 7sl1ec. Hides 4rn: Galveston .f.l-9
= to % rs. i5e Leather fiFIn hsrnlock soly:
!3aeg2s Ayres seil -, ,,ltns sl Is. sl .y
sr,@i5: city extra Iadls mes 5-e7A CIT meats
s: nGa E bsliss LIES l3ie S4k Sas7 d,,iss ea ta
n SOS 81 -: ss7-t clear SiS.55d-i mess Sts.55I
IL x Lard weaker Wsster1 -7a-sa1 T14-+F90
ss5. reFnei veske-. t'p1ilnsnt slstf; SoutR
America sli.52: com7oJ.nd slkgsizc- Tslsw weak,
steady urirne crude rCIniGal. DO. yellow p, s47c
Rice stead. !orresf!c fair to extra Acgfc: Japan
~ use NolEsssS f-aI: New oiiet1s cDen kettle.
F9a1 v.no5 70 ei'i's Ape isclozins: Peas-caaadian
steady IS sd Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter firm
So "a E=CDs 4. London Gpecifc Coast ttr1i. e
a Beef strong: extra India mess ia7s Cd Fors
firm: prime mess Western IS q rhaIns-Sno. !;
sui ul,rsnd J. 20 70 eur Cd shot Tihs rs Sd long
clezr rniddIes light 5ss Sd: lcng clear midj.es.
heayy x to - rs SIS: clear bellies as. ShoGi5e-s
-Soiis-e II TO Il i5s.. quiet. as e. Lard iu l.
fned n nails SIS 81. Butter nominal Cheese
nfiis- ,.s-srar fi=ast white SIS 6d: America Il
frast coIorea ass 65 Tallow-P Pr me CITY cue /.
2Ss. Australian in London dull. Ses. TurpSntine
sp.rtts steady S4s Cd Rosin-CoT1non steady. fs
"a Petrcis1in-Eefned quiet sd; Luseed OH
dull sis cd Cotton-Eeed oil-Hun refined sp5t
oTiH Miu1eap M p9jis. Aug. 1s-CIo-e: vheat-sept s5S
Qs5s4c: Dec. e4izc: on uk 10 lard .s1e: ~.
tec0rd paterts g co12-70; first clears s3G3 n;
second Clears szlo Bran lower: in buk slR
! II Milwaukee. Wis. Aue ls-whe.t lower: close:
Nc. 1 Northern 7s97s-zc: No Northern 7sg7st5- =:
seS sseR5 So. %o !6s: @ sample 4iasstFc cornesept
se1; TeIsdo O.. Aug 1swhest dull weak; casa
-1t+S- Sent fI.zc: Dec. 9Oize: May 1sc Corn du'i
All sss s SEPT SEPT e s Dee pee So S. a'Ssa cia-
va eee5 active csslsr: Get. s. 60 bid; Jan &:
No 2 aIsike s7dT -; No. timothy sls5G1eS;
prime timothy $29Ii..
Chicago Aqs 1e.Cssh.siasr n ,o sssE Writer
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
CDt1Dn-

New York. Aug u. Gotten futures closed
stead. Avg. So. Sept. 7s5c: Oct. i.s2c: Nov
rs: Apr. 755c MAY nc spot c1o5It-h c.5sei
quiet raiddling uplards g. mid ling Gulf 80
salez 4I7 bales. The market opened barely stss, y
with prices points higher 20 / ? int .oSer- Tn
It's IDEAS 10 the immediate course uf tho mar
ket. owing 70 exceptionally conflicting Influences
al work and devoted operations almost eT-iu-
siycly wcrki & ogt Of former ventures Eng
ed. TgtgreS r.Cg3nE Uct uGC-anRe1 10 =, ppnt
higher. whereas d ds-.iile of IL p1iltS had heen
quite generally expected hy the tracc here Crop
aGgices fru,u the Esas belt reTC-sd TrodaI tie
rsirrs. Europe and tho South zen; smsil selling
orders. and co-nmisson-housss = = rule advised
constituents 10 take profit. believing that some
otGer decira vas a. hard. whereas Aug. man
eyed 553deC to s-s5r 81 the ccl. ard later sales
effected n 2 s1arr turn from hat figure.
Receipts c-!tilUed much smaller than look Id for
but had little weight rs inf -encs- Discst-
pointing r@Ecrts came fror, Soathera sDor ma
ke:s. and trade IN dry ods gave LttI~ sign o.
Broadening The Official weather mag Es-a
neither slde special 5dvartacc.
Liverpool. Aug 1s-Cctto--Snot dull: price,
rnlddlnE 2J22d; rGealinE ls-lsd: lon mid
GIius 52-37d: coed o-tnar- I5-72l: ord ? y
5t-3-d- TIE sales u the day were AO31 bzI-s
cf which 80 were for speculation and exf--t and
clrEi7F s1t) american. Futures opened Easy
and ciossd stead American mtddlng 3 o. c:
Aug 29-s+d b. Aug Sept 35-eEd b: sept Oct
4 ls-sid b.. pec-Jar. iI5-sia4 i7-s4d h !; ian
Feb lS-s4H! - O.. Feb. March $3.50 b.:
stessy:-. Aug S.aES22c: s-p:. 7sST7 SIC. DC.
: s9si sc. SCv --5Sl57 57c: I-ef sc. T7-
1l7.5ec: Feb I--aa hid: March : sol 9, 81 :
cottoE quiet: sales 2,.: ordinary SIC: good or
Ecoa ,1.ldliag $ a,iec; mtedlng fair IS sc. Re
ceio;s 5: stock Si.Isl-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
Provisions,

Pork-New standard y!6.S-s= per 100 lbs. in a
jof5ins ~, Ssy $50 s4tr al e STE s;1 s.e ser IL in
frt.F,i7lg 4Ny.s ket1le-rsnSerel at lJas Tllc-
Green Hanls-car lots held {. Q. b. E, side
lS lSs al ,s1 lis 5nd s 3 5qis a, % 1t taf5rils s
4 E YSr rs sadd:r aii,i At SIC r or1 tae blos del
Hams a: Illl1;-c and bellies AT i9-c 70 l2c. AZ
IN average; CalitoInIas ana New York shoulders
D. 5 Meats-To arrive: 5l-av. cared cribs held
al g."l=c. 4y-av az 80. rl-a. a. $50, c. /
bs 6sd and Ps rs IF oe i2eeSS sSor; aE clear 6c bs T
l9rsc; standard hGcks at lie. Dealers charge
higher on orders. Plate s5sc. fat backs SIC
rsnssG: BTcskfast eoeta Al from i3gc To- neaS
10 5izc for light: hs'as at lS.4c % lt'sc: EallIe
sinSlted bxd lots in jo5biIIr way rai:csi: EI-;a
shirts At nc cribs ai llS short ciSar ~ ilss2
.s.e s.s staadafG 81 aaks ire isasr chsTged On
County LaTd-cao!se at ss=as'=c.
Country Bscon-sid at g.
oiea s,1ois@sif tes-iT,s@255;e 70 s5eea' a, ,.5
sac: yellow 4'-c Shlts at lAsci pIca=rs' stock
f56s i.egs-Ia-se $50: medium ;: small 59s.
Sheep--At eis-3c: ;ilsa ewes and bac%s at li=e
sais.c2s small fas at is per iS s99s sh9s9s
p-s h. thin ewes and bucks lisa2c- Lambs dull
Bee5-on orders. Bh,d--P,ate and Fulton Mar
Eet and roll al SlSJl tness at Sl279 driei sets at
iSc cutsIas SnsafI IllS1s u s 10 S''-sS
Live PouItry-Eeavy and i-ght hens at s'sc;
rooste-s So: spring CHICKENS. Per H. average le-
al = irs9sSve-se reeei3is i1c tr od:
spring at I5c- Ducks -. Live pigeons and sQGshs
Dressed Poultry-scalded ard un1IaVn, with
.prlnE erick=!s i5i-c. Toos;s.- O. Ei.Ery--
tsame~wocaco6k IS Fe- dos.; ployer Sl.e5 Per
Fresh Fish-stesdy. guo;e: sunfish at &c: cap
pie at &c for small 70 &c for large, bass IG.
sTssse9 e. e15 9 s22ne cat -.s &C. dTsstq E,;t bull m
Sc: dressed German carp sac: white pe.cH &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
RIVER NEWS.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS
Cairo Ill. Aug. 1.-THE river gauge reads II
>s.t showing a fail Of s % foot during tn
last a hours. Weather fair and varn- The
Peters Lee arrived at ; a m firm st LOUIS
AMI cleared for Memphis at Il m vita fair
--5r The stacker Lee srrved rom Memphis
at E 40 a m. and departed for St Louis At 1:sl
q n The Dick Fowler arrived from Paduca7
ct a and departed with an excursion for
from the lower river at a N, with ba-Ees o.
logs and barge OF lumber Tne EsnSs Taylor
vtfh E-isenba-th Z Henderson's shcvbcat IN tow.
rassed from the Upper Ohio 20 the Lower Missis-
sirni al a:3l o m The Fred HartyeZ departed
f5r the Lower Mississippi at p. m. with a tow
Of empty barges-
to-day was % feet. fall OF a OF ret The
peiIs Of the Bends arrived Inst night q = Sen
ato- Cordil Is due in from Natchez- The Rees
p-irchsrd arrived from Yazoo River. The Elk
is in po-t The Valley Queen Is up In the bends
and NAV go south to--norrov-
Paducah KY. Aug. I.--River gauge reads So
feet and falling The J. 3 Richardson from
evansville ai D. m Dick Fowler from cairo
,Efth an excursion AZ n. m The Robert Dudley
,s dJ,s from CiarksTille City of Memphis passed
up the Tennessee at a City Of Clifton is
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18

81 sca325: spring specials SO: patents s.. "a.
> -. stTaiEhts $ .lga3-21. Wneat-No. > sprIng
72a73c: No. 6sa ilc; No. red 6sza4.rsc;
C5rn-No. Sc; No. : yellow 5sg.c. Oats-Ne. =
sc: No. white 81. IS6c- RyA-\o- = j0it d5li-c-
BaIley-Fair TO choiee. mating S5ghSc SEED
No. fax sI.2s. No. Northwestern q.
PrJyisorF-A.ess pork per bbi.!l5 % 50; lard.
per IL lbs. &I3Gle1t. short r.oS sides QooSel,
a. I5Gls 80 drv. satet shoulders tecXedl g. l3G
SSII.: short clear sides tooN,i' Sla.5lSIi0. 62A=-
" hisky basis Of hizhwines. SI.3I-
kaEzss City. Aus !a.-Sicse; Mhsat-Septs .
6c-xr: Dec. t3--c. cash No. hard S,4ssc; No. j
62U5ic: 80. red G4zc; No s2i7 Ie3c. Com
sept il7sc: Hcc- 95as Ha3l-c: cash Nc mixed
4.ff4s1-r- Nc > Uh:ta g5I5S;-C. No 5lffS3c-
Oats-S,o. . white 35c bid Ey@-No- 4yc- Has
-, ho:ca trn1tny Ss.5)GI' do prairie s.. Receipts
Wheat - so5: corn ,eiy.: oats . Co. Ship
I:l-y!tl. Al:c- i5-s l---: WheSt-CasH No
hart 1yc- No. N1=therA Csc; No Northern
7I@sc: sept. 5r-sc: Dec CSC Cats-Sept- sIc'
Peoria AuC l6--Ccrn s.faGy; No. ) a9c. Oats
steady. new No. whl-e SO 3isc Whzky ii5i
i.l.e.rc5.- A.F. ,s.--losing: whsst-spst. qli-
-. SO Se-tHe.n sTri-E {. =; y C4li- c ri
ts ssd. III .--cs a q.ie, sep. ) Il 81. &C. . . ~
t-rI1i-STat alleI5 -Aa.".-.ar mixed - ltz,l, tu-
rU-rs nTGIiH4l. sept - lid oct - "i-l. Jln.
g ll5-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18

ORANGEs-ouote car lots on trk.; Late Va
lercia al q FOR choice and $40 for fancy New
Mexican al SS15HA
BANANAS -ouotabls at Na2 bunch on or
'c-ocoANUTs- So 5oa25 per lceo; in jobOins
fAT6E$-Quote early Ohio from farTpsrs'
wagons a zj9ia-c for bottom stock to 52igSSr 70
blum stock. Nearby lower river stock quotaSis
,CABBAGE--on,, shipping orders 81 per crate:
oZIONS-C,,lore nearby at 4cG5oc.
ASH-HSrne grown at I0TI5c per bu box.
STRING BEANS-Quots: Homegrown at S)d
40c ner hl. box loose.
sAUERKRAUT-New handmade Sl.59 per ;.
GI-MR,o,mEIS9 5,IS! mE9ne,grown at l5a29c per peck.
GREEN CORN-Fome- grown at snI0c Ter doz
SWEET POTATOES-Home-Erown at sSdsl per
bu. box for Bermuda and :I.z5Gl.s9 for Nanse-
mond
TOMAToEs-Hcme-E at SAILS per bu.
LETTt-CE-Honle-gTow at a0G3oc Ter bu- box.
PEPPERS grown at 4o35oc per bu-
ECGPLANT-Hcrae- grown at 51diSc per tu
box.
SPINACH-Ho-ne- grown at l5c rer hu- box.
TCRNIPS-Nsw homegrown at 800 soc per bu.
box
MUSTARD GREENs-Home-grown at 5alac
KoILRA 81 ,-2oa2sc PEI dog, huaehs. ,,.
bUnCres aad 3iul--5 per pol- -,
HoRSEKADISH-On orders se-5o per Dbl.
BE.ETS- Homegrown Al Slpl2S per Dbl. and
25G31C per doz. lunches
KALE-Fiorle-gr grown l5c bu. box.
CAKIIC-New Orleans new at Jfsc per H.
HEi-BBARD sCUASH-io45ec Per bu. box.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
Bu,ter aud Cheese.

Ne1 York. aug lS.-Bl,,--.--s ceipts nc
rks dull and ,s Essk s!ag s9..6 5 iiis.a 5sSf2s
itIi5i.c; facto-y IIalsc. Cheese- Receipts so
p5S Ss ,se s.eadH Eansy s2 % s5s new Stale tu
co,ored and white. "sf,sAses ,,,.,-. ,x.-a
c-Taraqy sic: extra nearby prints &c Gneess
s,rldv: New VorS full cream, prir1e small les
los ,,5gn ,il eES RaE i ieEut,s2 stady creameIies
l-Ii97,c; Davies lsH -. Iheese ''sao!' r'a nc
New YORK. Aug 's@,;eF:,e-spo, ;SE To steady;
Na irvctcs SIC: mild STEADY: c7rigys Sdil'-c;
Fat,:rss oF@ned qllss. viii p,.g=s IN nF-a . .so
f.s .sets witf the exception = iisIntr.g ciosed.
.St.ES. T.--,t Influences were u1inuvTtant spec
fisg-.--r interest was missing ana operators hy
fo:h null end bar leader 20 narTow to ~ +! q
- hess. irolr5,ng sept a. t-a5c De- 80,
Jan. s-t5e. Mach 5-:lc MAY '-S'e ana June '-''e'
New Ycr Aug l5as1TTRsw t,gi e vs. s'ea5y "a r..
refining p 8 'ss et;ass,tS7''s 40 'ess ~
Se .ioc: No. 4c: No. S-a5c; No. 20 s.9jc
Nc IL 5sc Nos = = 4pd ID Il ~. sSf: s., e2H;5c e
ccirushed s.lsc: powdered i-75c: Granuiated 4 Csc
kettle s}.as Size; open ksJ,le cs1tTifugai ssstc
Tolafses Ifo55, ed dull Lee csntfii,issI 5Gi5c.
Wool.
London. Aug is-yery lite susi5 vas dor:
cf hoIde-- The arrivals 4 wool for the nfl;l 50
[ e S apct9z td2 s4lsi diee I pas: osifs q % na
ne ,yszk vere Is c9Iovs: New South Wales
80 b,1se. Queensland 1e07; Victorfp $50: SortH
Australia. EG}: Cape q G5oi Hope and Natal 5s
Turpentine and Ro.in.
Ven YORK Aug Is.-Gosin STEADY: strained
cor-mon to good si-S5- TuToentire steady. i7d
- sssvannah. Ca Auz. Is. = Turpsntine ruiet
l.isc Rosin 1uiet; quote; =. 2, sIos: D zl10
= q 1z- = = eG. { sI.25. si.6e: s1-9G X q 80
n "a: Y e a: VIC S3.55: WV ;57o.
Petroleum.
Toledo. o.. Aug ls.-oiI-North Lima ssc. South
LUZ W. W Tcr.. sJI- is-PetroleUr1 uuIst: -ehn-t
New YoItS 3 % Philadelphia and B-l.inore 81 Is
&c oil II city Aug lsCredit bsi1aoes sI2,: certia
cafes no h!s Sainmsnts is.1l3; average a. s13
Runs IS se2; average 'e., -
Dried Fruits
Nex York Aug. is,Eo Grange Is noted in tn n
n,arke; for evaporated apples ard owing 10 Inn
for common. lOA G1os4e for prime lta1lhc 70
active. prices ranging from 5..c to &c for al
grades ApricoSs easy: boxes IGs,fc: bags S3ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trnlna
- Peaches quiet: peeled leslsc; uueeel.d ''i

7l.c, Peaches quiet: peeled l2GIsc: uupeeIed ola
sFiSi[c.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug I5-in the dry goods market
business with first hands has remained quiet up
the end of the week But with iobbers an
active busness in progress up 10 the close
with the advent Of large Western buyers next
week active demand Is expected all lines
II fan fabrics Prices arr firm a1i unchanged.
BunL of Spain'S Report.
Madrid Au- l7.-TEs report u the Bank o:
s+uain fcr ne week ended yesterday shows thc
G.5Jd in ae-d Increased les.ca9 pesat1s; silver
IL hs1d increased 555.06l pcsetas. notes in c'r-
cUIat:Gl decreased 4lI.c1d pesetas. Gold was
quoted ve=te-dav at $50.
The Metal Markets.
New York. Aug. ls-The copper market 20,
dzy vas quiet anG easy. very little metal
Hanging hands Prices unchanged from yes
-e--iey. Standard spot TO sept SIG 49,. lake
sIi saNIf-7H: electE6lytic SiijG!l.5A: casting
81 tlT.it. -. Tin steady the bsss % S2s 400
3 - for Suot but quiet usual on Saturday
\ moderate demand FOR lead was supplied on
The unc hanged bastS Il 4tc for spot spot steady
owing 20 the hiEh prices asked for sre,ter- little
business reported to-day. closed firm at
IS g. FOR spot. Local iron prices unchanged and
market quiet and firm
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Reeeipts rs shs and Isl cars local
saTurday market where most buyers Stand OF
for other fellow to buy, and he doesn show
gone home and this lett sellers to local rni.Iers
and Eastern buyers, except some molerate buy
Dragging. market at lc decline From st5Ie - 90
loaded: BY sample delivered: No red al 50
. 6blxcW- and oSisc for ordinary 10 sc Tor caCil.
sse early to s la:e a W. S0.fS Se on Nc e Sa az
sp1zG6sc ". and soszatl'zc L. side. rejected sc
go no srsde al Soc Hard Winter scarce a5.I :.
49, NJ said nj ese and TurLey ySo+tb an!
No. at 'eIc for tough and stfs61sc for Neoraska,
'SSi SoRN i Sfp Reesps q car iooSi al ana ana cars
through. Firm stocH in eeya;oF nearly all
sample offerings small and sold rcadIly al 5iiz a
Sc delivered sas sae spd " No syds whie at @ 1 and
quotshle at 5ea5sl=c and No yellow at $3.50.
through. offerings small. the large receipts not
showing on the sample tables Sellers consa-
80 At nm aRa EuR E SIDE 50 al sss " ssd
2sd2s%c delivered E side; No. at 24l4 d2siec de
10. white az ssss,Ec v. SIDE: No white a;
:tc ". and 22lzc E side. No. white Quotable at
RYE-No. at sc and No. at CSC.
BARLEY-At Csc.
FLAXSEED-a 291.s4
' R u s 5e as :, foSEs & "a New sDfi
;2sSgs.O5: extra fancy s. S3ff9 80: clear $3.50
rs: low grades $. ijas-50. osd i9sii5c higher
isghtr nS bSef 3Rs assnfe low sis ssde
s.. 2jfT3 40: bulk
BRAN-At 5s1sc in lo9s. L. St Louis basis and
eoc in large ana SIC in small SKIS and mixed feed
in 1oos first half sept at SIC E trk On dircr:
orders bran at sste1esc In large SKIS At rsiIl
bran sells at s5dIoc and ships at s1d9sc
RYE FLoUR-Jobbng at S.l0 In SKIS and 81 50
In bbls
coRNMEAI-rci;y meal + Q. b. ss.O5; pearl.
gTfts and hominy S-4o
HAY : Receipts SIS tens local and 80 tons
through shipped 4s9 tons: quote timothy on E
side: New $50 No ! Sl5o6lo 80 No ? xsaS 20
Prsire-Choice 50: No $S4S5l; No. : 8. .ssef7.ss
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead at 81; spe.ter al
t5.I5.
WHIsKY-AtH.sL
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Il sr-N
- -

sscs. - tse vce.- - 80, Csses- TEeTc was ~
market io-dss wCr-hy II mention and quotations
main unchanged TlJ-e Was No hus.GsTs -T!
Storage stock ,xcep; sales 20 .7taile-s Jhis week.
,hirr confirms tho prophecy Cs month ago tI4'
these goods are IT fov long hold. unless - a
,-c or lSc price.
chicago Acg. ls--EGas steady. fresh l7'-c Per
Kansas City. No. Aug. ls.-Eess steady; t-esh
Missouri and Kansas Stock l'=c- loss or. cases
PrilaGelnhia Aug is-EEgs dull and weak;
fr,sh nrar-hv PIC. loss off fresh Western -is,
los off DO Southwestern iSc loss or. 1rssl
s-..tra-.. I6GI-c- los o.
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TRADERS ON SELLING SIDE
IN LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
WHEAT AND CORN WORK
LOWER.
Receipts Heavy and Weather Con.
ditions Favorable for Heavy
Yield in the Northwest.

Liquidation was the order of the day in
the local grain market Saturday. Many
traders who bought on Fridays advance
were unwilling to carry their lines over
Sunday. Commission houses had few buy
ing orders and most Of the speculaters were
on the selling side
Foreign markets were weak and lower and
there was no export inquiry. weather con-
ditions were again favorable 10 the crop IN
the Northwest
There was practically no trading in corn
Values were casters in line with wheat.
sept. wheat closed 1Ssc or
Sept. corn closed izc of.
Sept oats closed re OF
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Stocks of Grain in store.
Produce.

Butter-ScarCe and firm Quotations: Creamery
Extra PIC: first l9c: seconds l'Elsc- Dairy
Extra iAc. lSizlIsC5 sIeas- &c La l-dcizt
Extra lT5zc: hIsys lsal9i-c. tounJry-s-toIce
- lair S8llc
IL. .kE.. Local Though -nIule1
Cheese-Jobbing: Twins at lie; single Ike. dai-
r<es sf4-c. y a. lls,,. long nOIH ItsC. l. III
burger 11Gili.c. Swiss-ChOice 1oaiIc: No. l2iz
Gl3. Brick lIizGl2c.
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Hides.

Dry steady Dry f.rt-Texas heavy lSc: Texas
average iS5$e: fail.n .dlSse: native and ATkan- al
Lisht weshts p. ball 10. culls glue .c. Dr.
sa.tei-RoUnd i.eays lzc: round lSht l0izc. saiJ-
ed No. l2iec. s1ltsd No. i1izc- Horsrnides-
, Dry sc. Observation-Disclosures Tlzc; Southern
7i.c- selected No. &c, selected No > &C; part
| cured &c less: uncu-ed lc per 10 less Bun l.
per IL. less tlan c0waiiss. Horse No. !. Sz..5.
morse No q -. uncITtd less.
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Poultry.


R'EPt Eri.i' - I-si-
Sew Iarl. Aug !s-L.ve pcul--y-The receipts
for the eesl yv-rs 2 ears Western. Southwest
4 ~ a-I : southern. with fully more b. eE-
rrt5- against -2t, cars last week ard = cas-
Lha previous week. Quotations unchanged
Dressed p-ultry-TocHiots today 81 pkgs-: i,r
IN veck . HS vLzs. Il-ge chang =
| quJtaI!uas TO-DAY ard very lttle dong
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r,,.I Fight in okIahoma

REPTBLIc SPEcIAL
Ell Reno. Ok. Aug. I7.-In fight with
pistols near here last night E P. Barker
shot and killed a man named Btrlew.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-18
Arkan.a. Peach s=2ment..

REPu BLIC SPECIAL.
Rogers. Ark. Aug T.-Peach shipments
from Rogers closed last night with a total
for the season Of eishty-five car loads The
total fo- Benton County will be close 70
10 cars the best year ever known
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The urst line Of quotations in sacn class Is cal
CuiarcO 10 :-pEesent full range frc m common
10 extra Dealers. however. often classify sup
lative huaches l5lI trFs) for buyers which some
times sell considerably above tn highest quota
lions. The second line quotations signifies the
bulk Cf sales and -CncIaliF IeyTes5n.s the vari-
classes 4 : sold on the coInrnisz!u n
n!arhet, more C- j. s. mixed
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IRON MOUNTAIN
FRISCO SYSTE

Train. ]
Valley PARK Accommodation. Il
Valley PARK Accommodat tion.-. =
pscifc Accommodation .---.-.-. 4
Tsxas ana kRnsas Mall. for
Paris Dallas. Ennis. HouS-
tor. Galveston Carthage. Jop-
is0 S-d yich5ta -.---..-.--- a
Pacifc cAccomm9dation...-..... q
Valley Park Acconn odation- III
Meteor and Worlds Fair Spe-
cal. fcr SrrinEfielf. CarthsFs.
Joplin. Wichita. Nin;ta. OKLA
hClra. DsEi<0n. Sherman, Dali
las. Fcrt Worth. Waco ard
Brow nwOnd .--.------.------ -. .
Valley Park Accommodation. q
Ps rifc ..rclclr1oda lion IS
Valley Pars Acccu1n ods'icn-.- +s
valley Park Accommodation - :.
Texas and Kansas Limited. fo-
Eur.ka Springs. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. Greenvi'le- En-
MS. CcTsicans- Houston. Gal
Vss-oD. Austin. San Antonio.
Carthage TcDl.n. Wichita.
Burton ard the West..-..--- 4
Western EXPRESS. for SPRING
field. ViriIs. Denison. SbeT-
rlar Oklahoma. Carthage.
joplin ana %eodsshz -. s1H
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIH
ST. LOCIs-PEORIA LINE.
(See c. P & ST IL

Eastboun1-Leave Eighth ard Grstiot streets,
sic. "a. ssi 1876. ils a m; 1908. a:M tas.
s'o2 p. Saturday and sunday 1ny.IIl:H p m
Leave washington AvenSe. daiy-i;i5 Els 81
Il . a. m: PIE. 2:So 4:o4. sos p. Saturday
and Sunday only-n:S p m sunday only-s;s.
l:os e:l3 ~ m: 12:2s p m
westbound-Leave Granite City. caiiy-i:ie.
2:I2. SIS. 1:l2 ,. m Except SuncaEy s:l5s 80.
,,Os s:i1 a:2s 1879 a. 3-23. t:SS. I:lZ- s:iI
p m Saturday onIy-ls:l5 p m sunday onlS.
onIy-is:is a. m Except Saturday and Sunday
5:4. p m - 80 r., -,-
Except Sunday-5:Is Sec. 7:cS. sIs s:s2 le:!s
a m: 3:37. i:40. 9:-l p m SATURDAY oniy.i.:a
SUNDAY and Monday onIy-12.2o a m
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PrIce. ON ,Chnnge.

Ttse following tables show the range OF price.
On futures and cash grains;
Friday. Saturday. Saturday.
S~aAt-S,zs. %, GA eS5s96fs 81
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE.
MOBILE AND OHIO
ToLEpo. sT. Louis ANp wEsTERN.


The Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo and New York .. - I'm go an
Toledo ani New York Express 500 am sos pr
Ramsey Accommodation AK IHi 's:-s a =
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$50 an ":77 pr
ti:fo nm -10::e5 an
'Ti::55 pm 1859 pm
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EN-.

!. NJ.
Depart Arrive.
+6 20 am TO 20 am
G:1 am +s:l5 am
Ts:25 am II:5 pm
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's::1 pm T:is am
$40 pm 200 an
jTEAU AVENUE
$50 I'm S:1e am