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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-10

for sun-d-ied quarters. and a; 7'5a9i=e fGT cap
ors,ss rines- C.hrps At lzliIc 10 is71sc- Peaches
-sun-tri.d halves sE--sc.
Il n MBt-R-r'T-u IA us>t nar-s quotations sanTe
I-ofrfnonl at SlsaIs: r0n.Il= straps flssfn and
SlssrIs Poplar-l-incl al ScSsis1 and 3lSp--. Ia
inck y5F1in aid ssju-4. @iz-inch and thicker q
Nsa5s ana S=5Igo. -I1ares-iSi Al $ - @ad -
~ Sstrs4 and sarg.i Dak-PlaIn-sarrd w5ite
inch at ;, ~ and SIsII5: 4. 10 inch At 49,
- AMI sI-4z'. ~ 20 inch at EiG3- and 81
~. quart, E-saw'i. white. Linen aJ tiig-i- "a
Tyd I-iuciE at - ard s.. iIuI-=-lncG .; s+-1si
aaa S.--is:- boistsIs and Teacass n $50 ana
G3ia11. tongues Al Ssllfal- Ash-l-!ucl II = .il
SIS: I.+gI---i.stl at S-isf5j and SisG.l. q. =
ysST5s and Si.Ii3 cnv!Ty-Ciear and sccg2t AZ
So, common So and culis 81 Hickory At tlT4-
:-El si5Il5- hickory aNles ut 95-1. ar1 49,
Cedar a. SSs-c and SiSdis: posts So935 Is-
FOR mercEautahi- stun. DO. quarts--sawel At =
81 and 8l5giS C1ttorw'od-l.iI NJ SlaIlihs
box boards az inches ard - at 81 as. EuEn
at Ssis for sap. Gl2g23 aud $50 Tor r"i. g1.ce
OTttcTS hiE;ler. Cypress At E9rffaz aEl AlSfl---
rpDPERSTI- -FF'S-1suCgr- gattGuwna-l Z ruT Dbl.
at SS-.s: do. meal hi. 49, 20. At - .a.t
III. AZ s.. beer ksE AZ sl=aiss lard t-fce =,
pork hhL Us Headings. Per set-Nc- l,uT sa4-
. mill ran l.-.-iuch stock Tor apple bnl- Sc ~
90 &c. lard tierce Ice; pork Dbl. lel=c- SlnNl
10 ps-f-cur Dbl s8IE-aJ for cooper. S-sfus iaE
En1Slcr: Ealf bhi SO. cOiled elm ts-Lo.o ; y
oas lard l!.rcc. cooper shaved. Ssss: PORK nhi =
CpDPEllAGE-flrd tcs 81 Is Tor woe1 an
ior Nyna-l"fI:3C. q FOR irpl-JGunG. Ui.s tcs *
81 SLACK wrr.y-l;uu-.i-h hsGg NDIr bb.s- 80
rat-hcop Co. &c taif .bs- e. meal this &c
FrnduCe az l.gl- bhls. =
si=c: 2lo- at 57vc- ess-Ib. 6..c- IToa cotton tics
S. Hemp JwinH ec.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

low few
mark Easy. rho
ry7arof o.
active
with lack
ofousIie
slight ally In the endof he
wheatop ndc
corn opened andc oscd z
Sep. .oasc osed ! up.
In
banEiag issues
steady batwe andsp percc
SPOT quiet uncaanged n he mark
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Renumont OIL stock Sales.

REILBLlC SIECIAL
Bcauulout Tex. July s.-To-day's oil stock
market Vas practicliIy fsatureIess One share
~ HiEzihS was sold for Sce hut bids or SIS 20
failed 10 Eet a-y more % Il. Gurty was held for
higher. az SIS. with BIDS. Continental Ma
tidraI with s1leS u S.e09 shares. led the mar
ke:. The sales: Gold Eagle. HOO ct 1Oc; Il.
X q. ana0 sharsS ~ loc; Anglo American.
mont OF ard Mineral. IS Oh at &C; Gladys o.;
Galveston. 7 GO at &c. Higgins / share at ss6;
Victor. 100 At sisc; In5spenience. lO00o at szc.
OF No / unchanEsd: No. lower ct 1sc. in
tanks Shipments hy -ail. - ~ bbls.: by water.
10 oc1 bbis: for the montS. 315. 54s bbls.
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Fruit, and Vegetables.

The Republic quotations are for car lots IA
on 2Tasfs are sasTSsd hi hiEheT % m box carly b,r-
vest &c ana pecEs isqelc: red June Is bu
a. f5F5lc and becks At 35a35c: Transparent 81 IS
a @ B SasEets sH BarEs at Sc i2s ar tsW a! ana 81 @ r
red: T-Enessee and Mississippi pscss. 2cS2oc. and
PEA CIIF:S-TcIas- peek boxes At soa+e. 4
basket ersis a, i ,SS uP 70 SgI%. Z. 3, , feE fsne{
C-TasEet At Slftl :. Arkansas l-8 hu boxes a. 3
- and crates at 55gsoe: Tennessee peck at .
WArERMEfl6S 6Ss-F3coridS Iiis5i5o fer car:
CHERRIEs-Ternessee. Missouri ans Illinois
g > ps- s-Eal- crate; homegrown q . Pc. 5aL
CANTALoUPEs- 4oasoc Per half ba.
i=s5ai > per crate
Ea essy se3Ed5 :aas Pc2 si ,sa per
BLACEBERRiES = Homegrown EGl55 Per
ORANGES Es-Fr0un store Hsa&5o: seedlings
late vaiehcia ;4a5a45o: New Mexican 5'Sfi5ac;
LE@oNs-on trk: California ss.7s74 Per box.
jabblag higher: new Ma.sina s5lis.j0 rer box In
i2s,Ei2S z. way; Sicily ssgt; vsniel s5g5 20.
PfNFAPfLES-De Is PEI pei case. m 'D"'-'
yellow In l-2-au. box: Wild goose 70975c per cra;.
CAE5BAGE-le1l-c Per bu. box: zoe per bhL
oNIoNs-New orleans new $40 for large,
TI-FNIFS- Homegrown coc per ioz punches
EATDES-Eariy Ohio in wagons 4SI5Jc.
f-EEls--Ff7r4isc hurChps-
GREEN PFAS-Home- grown n -5cGSi per hr,
TOMATOES - Texas 51I65c. consigned 4asfs o
Der 4-baskst crate; hons-g grown q 50il75 4-6ac-
ket crate: home grown sl-j0Gi- - per bu
GREEN PEPPET2S-Ncw Orleans s. per crate:
Texas i0e5oc per s-hasket crate.
SAUERKRAUT-Np handmade g per l. -bbl.
and q ner bbL: orders higher
E0RSFcIRA DISH-On orders - 50 per hbl.
punches
SoUASH-Horne- grown 2caz5c per bu.
EGGFL ANT-30740c per dor.
CACLlFGOWER-HOrlc- grown 25G5Gc per bu.
box.
CARRoTs-ic9l5c per daz. buuches.
ktO BARE - Homegrown l5G2Jc Der doz.
bunches
size.
RALE-Home grown Ioc Per bu. box.
GARTlC-4G5c per u.
MUSTARD GREENS - Home grown Ioc Der
FINACH-e07c5e per In. box
CELERY-iichiEan l0fil1c pe- doz. bunches.
GO0sERFRRI ESS-,I 757c pe- -b1. for cCnsiSaed
Scd2 IS per 6-Ral. case.
% -Mao-Arilansas and Tennessee Soc per 4
GREEN CoRN-1oaI5c per coz. for home
Ci-RRANTs = Consigned tocaE1 25 per s-rai.
tsay - TO condition,
CUCT-MBERS - A-kansas "a Der sugar Dbl
homegrown .5c per bu-
ENDiNES-l0c per tC box.
RADIsHEs = Homegrown IsaIsc per doz.
bulrheE.
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The NIrfnI Market.

New Tork-JuIy e.-Lccal metal markets TO-
day were rot active. Ia. reflected steady 20 flrm
tones rras~ai'y. An advance OF II y the British
price - tir resp risi % locally by an W
Cf ahr=- s. iC'1;s. 500; closing NJ = 25fs
= 80 AMI fsu IN tone with 4 roct fsr71rd
London cirssa ~ ft-s Is for Sao- anf sisf ins -
fiIturss = tNrirp - = - abroad IN COPPER had
10 eject locally pricos here afy3rciry sll=Atlv-
standard 20 August closed ~ II --t-ssIt- 20
lake ~ 95Tla r5~. s'"ctrolvtic Il q5Gl2-aSc. and
casting AZ iI-TTffit s5.. ~ IC~i0r spot
finally i. 7s aai futures re 5S. There was uo;h-
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Range of Futures.
RcccIpts and shInmrr
There was 4 Ia

There was 4 fair amount Of business
transacted IN provisions. with offerings
more free than fer some time past IRE
sale OF n big line of pork and ribs for an
outsider caused weakncss early iu the srs-
sion, but covering by shorts gaze support
10 the market and the close WAS about
steady. Sept pork op.usl TIsisc lower n
100 4N.fs and. after ranging between
siS.57i, and slN.C5. closed Idc lower At slS. .6l.
Sept. closed Ii=c lover ~ Sos: ribs were
= lower ~ So. 1Z'-
Estimated receipts fo= tomorrow: Wheat.
- cars: corn. 10: oats. S5: hocs s"uoJ head.
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Houston OIL stock Sales.
REPT-RIIC, SPECIAL.

Houston. Tex. July 9.-Buslness was again good
t6e oil Exchange to-day. and the demand
seems 20 he of an investment nature. Sslss:
silver Dime. fc00 f3r. Beatty new. IL 500 at
iLc; Anglo American. :. y at sac: National Oil
ard P!Tc s'p az lSi-c: so ct iSizc: 53l 1Satc:
Manhattan. leo ct Jlc: prilleTs. $50 at 4i-c:
Equitable. lft1 at @1-c- Span=lsr. 80 a. Sc:
TeNrs oil and Pipc. so at &c: Beatty. Ioe00 at
AZ =: Continental Sati0n8i. 5.rn9 at Ice: M n
4 T. % Beaumont. 2100 AT 1Ac: Gerser OF Gal
= 90 II Ic. sour Lake. U co SO; Texas STIR.
80 IT 5as TEXAS Western. s. at SiS5; Victor 0l)
at lac: Success e0o5 al IOc; Silver Dime. 5G0 at
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tFu cattle were . cam. Containing 2-ys
V.edneslsy ana . cars ami &Sg head Iao
u.ezs as1. There Was g1cd run o. cows
aEd lSht supply o. bulls and calves TIE ZEN
erat trade "a CONS Uls strong % llc higher.
WE!c bulls w-rs HrEI and calves steady
There I god competition steers from
the start ara II cont.sged vel tnElushei.t Tie
trade. although there WeIr Complaints about =
little less activity at she close. and twS
ttoUS.t the Stryugth Of Ire sgrli-T business hti
I1TJiy Ur wholly disappeared. However. SHe
bulk Cs the tusi1ess was done or n strong -
lHs higher EazIs. v!th quotations a hIt
dime h.Ehcr- TEe.c Was q good Clearance.
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Cnsh Grain. FIour, Etc.

WHEAT-GaFh MGTkst-4eCe.pts, ls5Z1 SKIS
and S. cars local and cars through. BY sample
&c J. side. No. red a. IIsI7ZlSc W. and 72lfl
1Slsc +. side: 10. az 6sixC 1li4c for poor 70
choice: reiected at sc In elevator No. red
at &c: No. red at 5oc, and No. al &c Old in
Ing 7sc and NJ. hard T5E-c 20 nc. iztte- for
Turkey Slzd. No. red at &c
tDEN-Lash MarEet-IseCeiptE 412 SKIS. and Is
cars local and cars through. Sales del at
No. > white az s7G57I4c Z. side. 10. } qu9tabie
at C5Iy Et5c: No . yellow at 613zC; No yellow
and No. . white at &c.
OATS-Cash Market Receipts 6 cars local and
and 4lsC + side No. at tic ". side; No:
; white az JjizC. s5szC ". side: poo- new mixed
at DC: No 2 Northern norlinaiiy 5ii1c; No. :
'gbite 5SlTC: No. white SIC.
RTE-So at about SEC TO SIC.
fsAlLlsEA-At e5c
FLA ANSEED-At SI.5Q.
FIOT-H- Quotations soft winter for lots
Tx: Patents tstSg9 $; st-siEhts a . 4Sas 50:
and soft winter in 'ute SKIS. 81 7Sd2 IS: hard win
ter In iute sks s. f06s 50 foi clears S3l3.I5 Tor
lstrsights SzsG3T Tor patents; spring wheat
patents = e9d2 p IN bulk &c higher in wood.
BRAN-At about sc 20 s5c: al mill about sc
70 ssc; ships at 9Sc 10 81.
RYE FLOUR-JObblnE at S5H in AXIS. and
e - In bblH.
CoRS4iE;AI.cls.y "a e I. meal Z o b. ss1s: pearl
HAy-Recelpts go tons local: shipped rs tons:
through 40 tons Prices F. uk as follows:
TIno.hy n SIS for choice. Sl3 5oIiI - for No.
!: Sl52G12 20 Tor No. Z; low grades s7fs; clover
r-a:rIe. This side at. No / :s.s95e: No. : S7gs:
-ETRk kw@wheat at tsaA5o: Ost at Sc: rye at
LEAD AID sPELTER-Leaa at ss,7li to
Si.c5. Spslter NJ s..
NFISKN--it si.1o
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st. Louis Cotton Market.


s. Louis spa. rna-set steady. sales > bales
quite ordinary go. good ordinary Sic low
mitdliuC 81. rgiLiiing ls-lf- good rIilLlf-.
3.isc Eu;IlinE fair lI-Isc Tirss ana s.t.s4a !
n izftA.r below
New York $40; market quiet stddi!ng s;.c
Futures eirS POINTS higher July sec August
S-fie September N.U.-. trtlh- 10 S1yer1sH-=
80 December &C. JarE@ry 5-S-c. February
=, a.foo.--Ssles Bon la,es cs which lscJl
Arre-i-gu- Jl,auIs -: steady Futures iir,r
J-.y s-.@-Hil. July AID August f5.-ssE August
and September is--tst October ard E1ye:s..-r
Galyss;on-spot market nrz,. Quote uIld'.nss
Sev nrleans-Spot marks, a,,i.t. Quot. rid
Gllngs
NemPh:s-s2ot market quiet sIddiiuEs s7s-
Receipts n Trllripai points:
New Crlsar--sss. against > 81.
SaN auszt l-Iss. against S3S.
Ng.G0lh-Si against lIs-
Ecust, rs against 5sf
Meru!h hiss AGAINST
TIE net receipts at al United States ro-ts frr
five days were G.s59 talss, against 81 h5Ilss
i week ago and 81. s. year ago. exports. Z 45l
bales. against bl,-S q year ago. st0aks. -ei,zsA.
as against ~ rs
-. Louis warehouse statement:
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H 20 49, hsnis extreme range. -. .ro7isl.A m
Is 70 i6l. hands. bulk q Saes-...... I-56t a o.
calculated 70 Teprss.-t TIE full rance from com
mon 70 extra Dealers. however. Cf;sn class!rs
superiative bg1ches tall tppsJ for buyers. With
sometimes sell considerably above tns hg eSS
csStStions- The second line ct quotations sisnl-
hes the hulk q sales. and generally Teprvs 8
the various classes as they are sold n t.e COM
Nilsson market. ulo:e o. less mixed
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-LaaIe-paesod-E:1,ra lsc: nrsts &c. Country
Choice i5i=g: fair iSa.s.lsizc .
ls@= pisss. local ard los through: shipped l5S55
CTscsc-JohslnE. Twins at IL: sinsIes he:
alsGies l1rc: Y a lli-s: long horns Sc: LIN
burger lar lci.c. swiss-Choice ltaIsc. No. I2s1
PrevIsIons.
Po-x--New Standard Ils5sgisss Ter tbl n
La-G"Ghoic. steam z. side csc per III. in a
iIuiIrg way. rendered ~ Lssc.
-io-ov. 1t &c. p. q AMI ls av At li'se: is9
= u l-s: -s-is a. l-ss; Sai'i9.;'i.t :isS' New
-.-. hs-rs a. nc = Ilssc. bellies al
lG'zaU'zc- California sc. New YORK shoulders
=, :. rT-a,--To- arrive: ssa55-av. cured cribs
T. EX- ..-z IN q iyhbins way EanEe4: Extra
itlS iii-.iria.c. standard hacks az ui.c. Deal
er~ rnE,=e Ei-Ee. Oa oEde.s: Plates 95=c' tat
E5-a-Es meat; -,:. n t9s6il9g ,I;1s ray
backs al I2c: plates lose; fat backs at Ilac-
q Is,. f6- heavy t. l4c gor !iEht: hams 1t lZlsiE
Isl-r: California siz4sasc: New YORK shoulders
Country Iard-Cae'ce at s'=asise.
Country Bsc1R-Sid=s at Sc.
No. al Sic: Packers choice al 7as:7ize.
.SS GTeassa lSTii iTssgaF Hs; ar los country Brown $.
3Zyc; yellow at 4isc: white At iAsc- Packers
Frog LessGIaTEe E.2s: medium SO: small 4oc.
Shsep-At 3G5lEc: thin ewes and bucks 2g2l4c:
lambs at 4Fsc. spring lambs at iEsc-
Ncals-LiEhJ receipts choice heavy 5SStzcs
steady quote: ChC!ce fat az Frsc per To- :;
heret,rS rough small. tr3n At 5G5i-c per 10.
Beef-On orders: Bid-Flate an. Fulton Mar
ket and roll az SIS -. at SEQ. dried sets
al I5zc: tongues I5c per 10. instes l5c: knuckies
I5C. outside lli7nlsc-
Live Frultry-FieGrv and light hens at SIC:
ROSTERS &C. spring chickens pe- b. average re-
ceiGts IlIlsc. Spring ducks az f1c. Spring geese
NJ - Turksvs-Averazed receipts Zoe. Ducks 7c.
Pigeons 81 per dcz. Geese lEsl-c.
Dressed Poutry-Scalded and uni-avn, with
a3aH aTNE q
spring chickens IsGI4c: roostsrs &C. Turkeys
E-pEice at lie.
Roasting PiEs-In demand at H-2SaI 50 pr
head.
Fresh FIsh-Stsady. Quote: SunfSh al &: crap
PIE at SC for small 20 &c for leaTSe. bars luc:
dressed cat sizr: s3ConbilI cat &C. dressed bull
heads Sc. buffalo Eross &c: dressed buffalo 4isC-
dressed German carp 3izc: white perch 2l1c.
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Stocks of Grain in store.
Hides.

Dry steady Dry hiut-Te1as heavy lGlsci
Texas average 1s&r, fallen IsIisi=ci native
IN. IN. t4'aI9s 50, &c: 80, nssi'e I y-S no; Ii. a.
Eliue &C Dry- sslted-Round heavy l2e; round nght
!Ot9c; sElted No. l2iec: salted No 10i1c- Horse
hide-DTy ISc. GTesn-salted-western round IIfci
Southern TIC; selected No &c: selected NO.
SS3sc part cured &c less; uncureG ic per lb lefs
y Een 1e per lo- less than COW hides. HORSE No.
aL.Ia; horse No. fl.25: uncured less.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Beef Cattle steady-Butcher stun
Firm-sheep Close HIGHER
stun

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Stesrs-The axEr~cat.
supply OF cattle in The native division was a
littfe more than half the number on offer the
corresponding day last week. The proportion
OF beef cattle small but a little larger than
were no choice offeTinCS- Trade vas qiiet but
steady on best aad slow to weEN on oshsrS
Representative sales:
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS
no. 70 ~ ~ .G 10 .i5ss.H.s 81 %. -. y ,lPs;
slrRhie cows and helfers were frm 10 i1c higher
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inE OF feature IN lead. either here or abrosI.
and priccs were unchanged and steady. Ioca Ily
l"cally at SIC and at London al ss ID In spell
ter also the same general cOndiJi5n prevailed
with tne uafSet rrIr mere az sisc and steady
abroad al tl3- Engi.sh iron prices were steady
and unchanged At GLASGOW but fractionaliy
higher a. Msaii~slcro at SIS. IN the local mar
krt the tone was Sts.ssg. with prices remaining
as last quoted No prices were named war
rants. No, foundry. Northern S22T@5. No. .
foundry. Northern. Ss-E22. No l foundry.
southern 81 5lG-2 81. so foundry. Southern
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ST. Louis C.urh yIYrl.cf.
Prices on Change.

Wheat September sold at T25sc to 7I=:c: IN.
Sl-sc 10 7lc, calls T3c TO IKE July puts 7iSc {:
5l7sc. calls I3ssc to 72ikc
Corn-Jry puts 6Gc and later 5s5sc asked.
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DRY GOOhs.

New York. July 9.-Dry gcods-Ths market
has been quiet again to-day and business Is slow
in developing. ETawu SbsetnEs and drills
dull AMI easy outside ot leading brands with an
export Cu.irt- bl-lC1cd uusllrs Gull but steady.
More Inquiry for coarse cSlcred cottOns such
ulaids and chaviots. Print cl-ths inactive an1
unchanged WCCi-n gods quiet but steady.
DIess gOCds dull. unchanged
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TurpentEae and Rosin.
Foreign Exchange.

Savannah. Ca. July e-Turqsntins firm. l5itc
Resin rrm. quote: a. p. g u. r {1.25; N.3S:
9 Sl.4a: II 81 y; s.-e5. X S2J5: " 55-O5; S-4S:
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Butcher Cattle-ThsTu a very good supply
Of jutJEvr s-uu ou sale. a good E1ST- = s.nlcH
vas he.fers. SmCaE which Eere several leads a.
S5a5sg. Trade fairly active. and ali de-
gT4des. wiki CAs-. that hardly looked s.eady.
changed.
KtpressntatiNe sa.ss.
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Wool.
Produce.

Butte--scarce and firm Quotations: Creamery
Extra &c: hrets IsdIslzc. seconds I7GIsc
GAary-Extra lsG1s5=e. nrsts I70I7atc: grease &c.
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Poultry.
prpr-prrr ep--rNr.


New YORK Iul- s-I.ive PCu'try-Rsosipts TO
day were : cars wsstErn- Southwestern a1t !
Southern. s Few cas- intended To- this Ulariset
much poultry here as expected ard receivers hope
T. clean IN Fowls cleared II Il1-r. AID Jes!r-
able turkeys hrns.Sht sa-lc figures. Cn1aSens
n !lbcral Snrplv AMI moved slowly No change
IN quotations.
Dressed P,.ult=y-Rscsir-s today .-7t rI--s
Weather was close a2f warm and unusual lar=e
percentage q n" rrcrs--ts arrived Tyi-E Sec u
rrelted and TOP isvsrs -Hft. vEI.s c5- car q n
Iowa that wac held On trk- fTTm last week A.
rived gresg and s!lYreTv. ara worked 0-st Sl.v-
Is at from sfTc per - under N msgis- prira. ls'-
cefverS carried considerable ~ MonIav'S Te-
crip.E uu-0li. fHl-ns q ysiich 'sie hs-a
last wFell. arl had 90 be forced oEt at urs-es ss
3l.flIraiis. while a'igires from she Wns- a-r
-ssra G--u-.rE aud fewer sprluE--s IN t=I-~.t.
there u-anv frozen hrolerT asE.I-
able that the v"ra urged 20 sale auyrgh-Te
from IHflltr. AMI ieai'T- wee reluctant t. take
hold or thr fresh receipts, and marlset was
bareIy sustained nj re- On scalie! ana 151ir-
on Try-riCkel that Averaged over ; Ihs - ps!r
while few fancy i-ii.-t0--asT h-nlleTs brought n
dry-picl.e.i or sral1@d ia not Exceed ie7fF~ The
f7,st marks OF sl-v-rscseIi fowls were heif \,
1.c and ua~Hin-s that usually bring a premium
were not .sa!ahle cn~ higher. while great deal
more or leSz defFcflve but still useful stock
was urcef TO sale AZ nom 1NLrl'iE~. ard runyal
slowly NJ that T-rsH-kiliEi -rrEorz rt@a lv.
SnrinE decks IN heavier supply and ma-ke;
lc--er- Su-ing geese Gull. Choice larre squads
hal fair En1sir- III; small white and G7-is
birds soid very slowly No change in quota
lions.
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RAINS IN THE WHEAT BELT
CAUSE RISE IN GRAINS.
TRADE IN JULY CORN PRAC-
TICALLY AT STANDSTHL.
Shorts SParring for Better Open
ing and Bulls Simply Await
ing Developments.

Chicago. July s.-Heayy rains throughout
! the whczt belt. where generally fair wealth
/ er had been predicted. were the chief caus,
for higher prices on the Board nt Trade to-
cay. There Was an active trade in wheat
and Sept. closed 81 higher. Sept. cUrn was
- higher. oats were nc higher. but pro-
visions closed from - 10 l)c lower.
Wheat.
Wheat opened active and strong: prices
being nearly cent above yesterdays
close. Excessive and general rains through
out the country were the exciting factor.
Their, was q, good commission house buy
ILE Tor country account. iUca4 Interests
were Iuilisn and bought freely. while SHORTS
fsH ovrr themselves N an -EfeIVUr 20 get
10 cover BratSiTttts report that tho
worig'S stock log the %ctk md decreased
o. eT N.uy-t'" bu- was also a stTcEt,th- Iiis-s
fC-turs. Fears 81 q change II. sCntimsnI
UyCg H.E.ht should the weather lie favorable.
caused some Te.i-.ZinB TOWARD the close
SEPT r.raE'C i=tf-sc To- As"'s, ni-Ey! at SIS
-tis-sc. and uu aCiive demand advanced 10
,,-.eI =. but weakened "a heavy realizing
AND closed - higher 81 .3-s g - a.. CIedT-
aug.s~ Ut wheat and rJuT wygc uqI-l to ilj.-
co." i"- Primary receipts w'rc iSs.'ov au-.
against 7+T.f.v = year ago Local receipts
w,.gc - C.Es. wIJh 4 DI CDEtrass c-.ids. At.U-
E,au"us All bIiTtA rcl t-rt = caFS.
mBEii = a total for the pui:ss u - ears,
compared with 15I ears last week and -
a yIT ago.
Corn.
Trade in corn was practically at a stand
- II. shorts apparently sparI;ng for bct-
Ter opening. and ths bull crowd simply
awaiting CeyyiupslrHtS- The opening H--
ure Oh July was l. below yesterdays close
At So. and. although there WAS some grain
offered At So. scarcely any was bid in Tnc
csose was At the open IL figure. Trade N
ether months was not particularly large.
but a good demand existed during the en-
tire session. and prices were higher on
rains and smaller movement. Sept. opened
~ a. --,s-sc higher at eiisc to 6I2.C. al
yanCsd - sc and closed with gain Of i.c
at 81 sT5is-c. Local receipts were 10 cars.
IN - OF contract S:ade-
Oats were excited with the new July SELL
lag 10 sic. oT nearly . higher than ycsteg-
days close. ami the more distant futures
also advanced sharply Heavy rams in Jne
West and Southwest were responsible for
the upward trend 10 the markets. Shorts
were much afIr!LEtsd at the unfavOraule
outlook and covered freely. Sept. opened
%. higher al 3iUsii.c, sold Up 10 80 ana
c.Csed strong and ilsc niSnsr ~ di-c: LO-
cal receipts werc - cars
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-10

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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-10
WET-WEATHER SCARE
BOOSTS WHEAT PRICES.
r CORN CONTINUES on DOWN
TURN.
Harris Gates Crowd Not Active
and Local Speculation
Light.

Wheat was strong aad corn weak in the
local market yest erday. y sca-e among
The wheat shorts developed early, and con-
tinued unabated until the close Weather
Was the principal bearish factor. Official
reports showed that heavy rains had fallen
in Missouri. Iowa, Illinois. Kansas s:.d
Nebraska and there was precipitation n
other winter belt States Receipts, thouSh
smaller than on the corresponding Jay IasI
year. were fairly large anc foreign markets
were easy Buying on tho weather was TIE
rule throughout the session. The weekly
Government crop report SAYS Wnedt Las
been mucn injured in the shock n MlssoGIiii Mlss,siii
Illinois and = Neurasl4a- July "ieat OlShV4
sc higher and soiu at:
7ISc &c. 7li4c I2isG. 7l5sS72e, 5ilse. '21Sg .e
.@c 's:se' g. - sc fIl.e
&c. 7Isr=sc. NE s+sc. ;ztc, 5l'sc IZite TI=.s,
sod at 7+c 74rc 7ii4c. -. Arc. 7i4sc, TSEsc.
Corn was strong al the start in sympathy
with wheat, buI the iee.ng Vas InuCA
easier near the close; trading was at no
rim. heavy Other markets were not as
active as had been expected. and lnere was
little demand for the July option ana no ce-
iivgriss here. July closed weak, ana sept
scored a slight gain:
July corn opened &c up and sold at:
esiae. sept -ol5 at Sc; ; Ss'te & &S2t:e' Ssse'
Receipts OF wheat at st. Louis were los, ,l35
bu, Of which l352I SKIS. and 81 cars loca!
and cars through, against zz5ss eu-. OF
which Is rs SKIS. and "a cars local and
cars through, Il 1901
Receipts OF wheat at primary points were
4J- ~ bu-. against 1000 5u. in lSOlt ana
shipments were 267,22y bu.. against 5a2VO0
bu. The Northwest received 23o cars,
against lS cars last year. chicago re-
ce.yed JS,525 bu. ana Kansas City 6S9V ou
The Cles-auces Of wheat and Hour were
equal 10 415,ut0 bu- of wheat
Receipts Of corn at St Louis were 7.205
bu.. OF which 4g2 SKIS. and Is cars local and
carg through. against 450O bu-. OF which 20
SKIS and L cars local and cars through, in
1901.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
lSS.i3D bu., as against SIlcc9 bu. last year,
and shipments we're 2lS.sS3 Su.. against 49,
5 Wv bu. Chicago received IS3. 50 bu- and
Kansas City 500 bu. The clearances
amounted 20 3l133 bu.
Receipts Of oats to-day were 1880 bu.,
of which 50 SKIS, and cars local and cars
through, against i3 4I0 bu.. Of which 81 SKIS.
and u cars local and : cars Through, in
ls5l.
Receipts OF oats at primary points to-day
were -. 80 bu-. against I94oC0 bu. last year.
ana the shipments therefrCm were 3ls,5S2
bu, against 81. eo1 bu-- The, clearancss
amounted to -G.22S bu.