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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
Innings AT QUEER LITTLE

..36-in Fast Black PercaIine, worth
15c; Sale price per yard, 1oe
36-in. Moire Batiste-black and
colors-worth Csc; Sale price per
yard, TIC.
36-in. Black Mercerized Sateen-
worth 25c; Sale price per yard, 19c.
Csc All-Linen Canvas for 15c.
36-in best zoe SeIisia, per yd 12Lac
Mill Ends of lining cambria,
mostly colors, per yard 3hc
A splendid gathering of the finest
silk and wool Waistings-undeni-
ably the grandest collection of ex-
elusive patterns ever shown-goods
worth up to s1.25-SaIe Price Mon
day per yard .85c
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

With a few bottles Of u celebrated
"Pilsener" beer, and a nice large piece
of Diamond Ice" in your refrigerator,
you can enjoy life these warm days.
Try it.-Southwestern Brewery & fee
On
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
DENTISTS

Edmund J. AIger, y. D. s.
306 Railroad avenue. Office hours,
$3.50 a. m. to 1880 p. m; 1870 p. m. 10
500 p. m. Telephone 462. Appoint
ments made by mail.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
GOLD DUST
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MINING r.
V v CLARK.

V. V. CLARK,
Mining and metallurgical engineer luz
West Gold avenue, A.Juquerque, N. M.
observation-disclosures, surveys and maps!
plans and reduction works.; mines and
mining Investments; second hand mining
machinery; custom assaying and analysis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Take a walk around the block and
try to match Jul matchless shirts a
4Sc and 39c.-The Lion Store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

There will be something going on in
this town every minute in the week
during the territorial fair.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
For Delegate to Congress
q. s. RODEY.

The republicans Of Grant county are
today holding a well attended conven-
tion at Silver City.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
MONUMENTS

All kinds of stone and .nable work
Prices moderate. Shop and yard cor
ner Fifth street and Railroad avenue
II. q. MAURINO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Mcspadden-sprinee Transfer CO.
Haul anything.
Let lis haul your trunks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
Call Early

and avoid the rush at Futrelle's Fu-
niture Co.'S Get your extra cots, bed
ding, etc. Everything to furnish the
house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Gentlemen! order your new sui
now of the Nettleton Tailoring agenc.
and be well dressed fair week.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Or. Conner.

Post graduate of DR.. A. T. Stills School
of O~steopathy. Kirkville, Mo. Lung trou-
BILE and all chronic diseases a speciality. =.
Office, Whiting building. rooms Il ano
%; Automatic telephone. 1854.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Let us figure OF your plumbing.-Al
buquerque Hardware company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

Carpenters and machinists' tools OF
all kinds.-Albuquerque Hardware
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
LAWYERS
r,er0ard @. Rodey

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, N
M. Prom, IT attention given to all business
pertaining to the profession. VIII prec'
tice in all courts of the territory and be.
fore the United States land office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
Ira M. Bond

ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, A F street, N
w, Washington, Il. c. Pensions, lands
patents, copyrights, c%aviats. letters pat
ent, trade marks, claims.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
PHYSICIANS

We make the best door and window
screens. They are far superior to any
made in the east at the same price
Albuquerque Planning Mill company, A.
T. Telephone No. 462.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27
William D. Lee

William D. Lee
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. Office, room Z
N. T. Armijo building. VIII practice IL
all the courts of the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-27

We present to the Ladies of Albuquerque nd vicinity for the Fall Of 1902 the most
pIehm line Of Press Goods ssInkMSaL Lining and rim rm4dng ever colededb by
increasing outlet give us a buying prestige which reflected in the lines w carry
ad thep ncesW we are enabled to quote.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
MARKETS BI TELEGRAPH.

Say York. IuIv 1s-~F1ngT-RecciptS rSsss
hlss sNr Is H. lu.<-. market was steady Ius
quiet on aN grades. winter patents HNHs win
let ~ifafEhfs &tsNaN- Minnesota Vgfsrt s. s3g
81. winter extras Nsac=. Minneapolis taE-
eTs S,'~H2.,. wiuts- luW grades SsSJalf5 Rive
az. %. ice o. fancy EalaL7p. Cu-uurFI crisf
yellow Western fL5-. city $50. hrandyN.aa 50 q
IJ@ Rye dull, 80 = Western So q =
ai.ar state sJgGtr C. D. Z In the CARROTS. Barley
nominal C0rE-Eeceipts inln bu exp,srss = -
tu-. >Ipt quiet. No. = sli-c elevator ana 1II.c 2
q. b ahoat. option market was generally hrm
ard higher on the PROSPECTS, Tor smaller receipts
du- L. continued rains West. the marke. t.nsuv
broks With wheat and closed easy. Ef.h prizes
- lover % &c higher July closed 5gl,c. sent
bii=GtJ4 a.. closed tRi-c. Dec. closed sac. cats
Receipts @Nl Lu. fNpIrtS J. bu spot firm:
white 'lc. trk. mixed Western 5sI.c: Tx white
Western ,eG6ie. trk. white state s)asEc. e3,!ons
advanced sharply On. a further scare % July
shorts and liSht offerings. occaslOned by the rains
West. S9.NJ hu: exports "a gss
bu-. sales sSl.'ns bu- futures: spot steady No .
r~d 7six~ elevator. No : rel SIdSlGc Z o b
ahoat. No. ! Northern Duluth S5Nc 2 O. J..
ah1ag. No. ! hard Manitoba S5Ic T. o. b. anoat:
the wheat market was firm to-day on account IL
movement. shorts covered moderately, and there
was a little Tor sale. the close was sssy rnder
late realizing. with last prices UNCHANGED 10 iEc
higher: July closed Sac: sept. - 9-lsG11 Liz.
closed 5ssc. Dee - ls-lsG7S 5-Isc. closed no.
hay hTm: shipping Sasoc: SocG to choice $50
G2tc: 1850, IIGlSc. ODDS Idilc: Pacific Coast. 1871.
..g.4c- !sH T5alsc. ODDS TatNc. HIDES sf-ady:
Galveston, - TO : lbs. lcs California. u 70 =
lbs. iZC. Texas DRY. . 90 - lbs. i4r. Leather
steady. acid ztd2sc. Beef quiet: family Sfedfs %.
mess $3.50. beef rams SN5Hfs.D. packet Si4.Si
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

-IO-av. At -. L, n and IS av. ISasz at I.aI.ge:
skinned hams. ls-ay. and lsass at I=5s ai3c: ~
1T a.. From the biSrk. del -Run-sGhuus- nsms
at III, GIe bellies At lie to Ie'=c. California Sic:
- : &i.alsTT" arrive: 4saso-av. cur,d cribs
held at cob. nv. at l1->ic G. l.
EHd; 10y IN 4 }lSGins may IsnE-9i Extra
lies IIs.GI=r. standard hacks at II-.c. Dealers
charg- higher "n orders. plates So. fat backs
Bleon-BSd. =. e. meats in a jobbing way
;anE"i Extra short and ribs al Rdieirc:
backs at Isr-c plates lUsc. fat hacks a.
bealers chaIg. higher CA orders. E~r.akfast bacon
- 70 Fl hsasy 10 lc for lisht: hams At is'.g
Country ~Iard-Choics at sr-as'.c.
Country Bacon-Sil.s ~ g..
T~alio%.s'sady prime country No / >, Sc
0Ieo stesrins-ouot- a; IA.
--GTesse.Small irregular lots country: Brown At
-,TrSE I&gs-ISrEe $50 medium 81: small aNr.
v~eals-Lisht receipts: choice heavy 5d5r,r:
h]erssiiE5s. H HSuS SS'' small Gh0i thin y 81 5as a5s Ssr Pf X. To-
Beef,on 9rdsr.; Ebid-PAte and Fulton Mar
l5c. outside Ili-dIsc-
roosi-rs .. spring chickens. Ter 10. average fe-
,riptS isc Spring ducks At lpizc. Spring geese
At g Turkcys-Average- receipts lac for old:
squads 81 per coz. Geese 40.
Dressed P~oultry-Scald'd and undrawr. w'h
heads and legs on od chicksns-cnCics at lie:
svting chickens isc: ROSTERS sc. Turl.ey-Choics
Roasting Pigs-Tn demand at s.s56l-o per
Fresh ~FIsh-stesdy. quote: sunhsh a, Sc:
dressed cat SIG: spO1nbiil cat SIC: dressed bu /
heads ~: buffalo. gross. &c. dressed buffalo
i'za.c dressed German carp SIC: white
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By Telegraph.

i.aa--S Cgty 81. IuIy B...ly,,
Hsrs.t l1mi1ai eas. export and dres.-i
sio-NsIs and feeders SE5-9. wesiern I'd Sees
SfI". texas ans tlu4Hn st.-.S AlI4s. TrN4s
r"Ns usitv" cows N--JI4.iu. native he.s-
ef- sat. 'suacrs y-+d--'. bui!s NGstg.
,riN'- S-Hi-''s .rr ~tps- Tor Ste week asa. H.
lie "ist~ -""f. t--r sf-a1y tv strong Dtre-.
''H.s sop ss.'- tub e.. saieS $ .sEI1.s5 heavy
mlNy- E1'S-f~ s. NV. 81 usrt SIS
a.. A.'AsfS S-."r'> rigs E.loET.9. L.
nom. ul@tSet nominal. native lambs "a Sas.
N-sttru Iauh< &ra g.. native W--b-rs u 90
Srfsi,". ic.s-
Ha,S. r-c'ipt~ Tor me we = So
chicago. July 2HTattlH-Re. uts sa.shl. inrird-
INK - T.NarS. >t'ary. good - prime steers nom
inal. S'.H> - r-.r To- medium SISGGsg. rturk-
80 and feeders 500. COWS N.-9R-.55. EsifeTs
-alveS E.Uls5n. TsNls fed Steers SIFs HogS-
Receipts to-day .-es. NUuGsy -7.s0. left over =
So. Hrerei- SLOW. Ci.SFd lTEiaC lower mixed and
tu;gn~T> S.|'HN''. 500 70 chotC" heavy y5Nu
- sales Ss-FfIN. S~l-ep-Es-siusS lfs1. sheen
and lambs steady. good TO choice w~thcrs p-5a
Sheen &-3fi native lambs s. 5yHs - Omcisl
rrSt"rdsy- EeCeipts-Tutti- 81. h1Fs H. -
SHEEP l".-S- Sh:pmcnts-Csttle 2.J55: hogs a1r.
- Joseph. No. July g-Caule-Re,eip.s "a
steady. natives N-sFaN 2. COWS and ha{fGrs ~ =
=. - yeals x+s5as. lulls AMI stage a-5as=.
-. weak . . lower. UsEt ami Light ngX.I $ =,
t.y- medium AMI H-Ivv SITES. psrS q ;,
49,. bulk E.s-tsH@ Sheep-Hgcei-S- -.
New York. july rs.-Rccv-S-Rccrip;s rs. +.
i'W sold az - t~T l" Tbs, exports to-day. paftIy
"-tIT7ted. .HI bs-ys-. - sheep. Ssss Il,-fsTs
and L~lmhS-B.,-Ip'- 49,. sheep very arrl- i,,,rs
nrm. pens fully CLEARED. sheen Ssld ~ So ! T-r
To- ibS lsmu@ a. &.iZt-Hs. -. gs-R.s.ipts
-Hl-a FfuHFfHI
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Tennessee and Mississippi PeeS', S9aS. and Sa
FEACHES.Tesss Peek hys at $40. 4ts.-
kct crate Al Ad.s, ur - :lEl--5 p. fancy II
s stfI.s. A s' iiai t:o &iksns sac ii,,-55SS. Sss a, So 81
IS. ami crates ~ sc: Mississirpi crates al .
'TgTE5EpEfFgEIgEESNwi,s Psf S ,;issf gate ,,-
Tennessee. Missouri and Illinois
s. ; PEI s-saI. crate. hoTe-Sr1Wn Vs. peT s-EaI.
saFsS- psr crate: Texas. Iarg- crates 55rgif
STRAW EERRIES-H0me 8. owu SI.-l. g-r g,
f'h L.ISlSKRME:fRhRtffEas !. Tone Saaa a. .sr way
.oRANGES-Erom s,aTs az,at.n ~rt.inrs
9 lat" Valencia yi---a4-53- New Mexican ;1s5s
LEMoN-on uS "a .:ouia ust.sa r.r box.
JohhiuE higher. nov a.ssra Sf+" = 2 hEN n
BANaSAS-6n urters sIds r- bl-gh.
PI%EAPPLE-nsi 3 ~ gas
@tFEkGE-iosIss Per bu. box: -, Per bbL
nNIoNS--Nsu orleans nsw $40 fer large:
ht+TT. ALLOW
STRING .ErNNs-H'ae-srovu sHiFc i~r bg.
FGTRT0ES-EarIv ohio In wagons "a. 90. boa,
TercsTls ''as'E rfr ia
GREEZ h.ms-s.9Sn at 5i'iie, b.
basket crate hgms 81 ~ Si.ln " reE n
GREEN FErPERLN,T 9Ti.ans ti."f- Pc
SNjERERAIT-N New hsninsd- - Ter -
hhl.. orders higher
HORSERApiSII-o1 orders $50 Der bh-.
ASPNENGIS - Homegrown GfIGe T-- doz.
bunrh-E.
SQTASH-Homs-s7oun II ~ hu.
-4hasEs' cases ~ Er.
r. pr Grz. hu-rhrE-
RHTFART-H Home grown lar Ter 4 2 tan-h-s.
KOHIEARI- elGg-s reg srE bETghgs. a. .
size
KALE- Homegrown lac Ter ha- rrK.
p-r n.
MUSTARD GREENS Homegrown 10 Per
NE-r. D., 49,.
CELERY Michigan l.lc'c pr dog Lu-ches.
GOoSERERRIEIU A4iss Ter hu- - Goa
ElErc5. E1-G5 rsr G-Eai- ,aSa.
GrNRO-NTsansas and Tennessee .'as'- r--
GREEN CORN-s15c re- 4 : .1r homegrown.
CTRRANTS Consigned 5acgi-- pr t-=aL
Si'CJMFER-Nrsansas Sc re- sugar -
EwEr- rGTkToES-Nev rcd Nansencnd :,
Ter is-bu- basket
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
beaumont OIL stool. Sales.

kEFl hlL'
Beaumont. Tex. July I9.-Caut-nuaI strength
wHs a feature % to-ily's Oh ~-1-k marsct
Was In good dsr1a=d. the high
price OF &c being paid for 500 shares. This
IL a 81 par stock that has had the most ptatu--
esque career On the bard. Il soil at Erst az from
csc 20 SC per share. hut early tiis sprilg ~ fell
TO izc. where 81 has remained until mAnipulg-
ton mas sent q. 20 the present prize. The price
OF oil took another jump to-day. and was
quoted az zoe. p o T.. Gladys Cfty TOT &C IN
tanks This Is almost a LOO per cent advance
since the drSt OF June.
Sales: Gold EaEIs. $50 shares at t1c: Anglo
American, 4.Sl shares - Sc. 5000 shares AZ
So: Continental National. S,~1 SHARES Al iec;
beaumont OIL and Mineral. $50 shares at &C.
GLADYS Of Galveston. 1900 shares at Sc. ptvt-
q b GLADYS civ ~ ner mi. No stsnEz. sc
Ter Dbl. Shipments by rail 1853 bills bv water
400 ibis. For the month 10 date 6ST.S9 bbls.. or
s.isf cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
Cash Grain. flour, Etc.

WHEAT-Cash M~arksi-ReceirtS Is. 30 SKIS. an,
e3 cars local and - cars through. No. : TED
was scarce and best sustained Ia psire. seI!Ius
at 'llzc 10 &c w side. No. J red sold eaTIS al
as'sc ~ ard ssizc Z. side. la,er switched To Gle.
Nat0r at bsc TO 6azC. No. ( sold At t5d61C W AM
tbGtsc E side. later going TO elevators al &c O.
ranged from aJc 10 &c All sales were delivered
Sew No ha-d quotable al &c Only sale u,
sc and N. = hard at En76c. latter for Turkey.
~Market-Rec-iptS 4 cars luca.
and car through, No. : sold at sc and No.
white AZ &C r. side. No. 4 white al ssisc ".
sue a Gel No : yellow quotab!e AT &C and
OATS-Cash Market-ReCeip SIS sks. and =
S S LOCAL and Sars thr9ugh BY sample. del,
GC' &C tSr new and old mixed: No : white at
white at &c for new and Sc FOR old.
RiETNo at about 5nc to &c.
Sc
FLAXsEED-New seed bid At ;l.z. Country
holders report bids Of S.Ss fnF old.
FIOIR-Quo;ations On new wheat Tor car lots
extra, fancy S-l0G3.20. clear $. cd I5Gs1'
per Do, higher. and soft winter in iItA sks. SIS
ia. nard winter In Jute SIS -Etd fs-
clears. Sd~-lN for straights. S.55aS.b for pat
ents: spring whoa. PATENTS SS.-ITS.T - in buIk.
Csc higher in wood.
RRkN.,At, about sc to SOC: at mill about PC,
RYB FLoUR-JobbInE a, ST. H. ess. and So
CoRNMEALEcl;y meal T. c. -. Sis: Tearl.
HAY Receipts IS tons local. $50 through:
shipped ist tons Prices z. trk. a. follows: Tim,
J.. STLynal2O for No. 2: low grades s7Ts: clover
mixed van, clover. No. !. SIliI2: No SSdIa -:
prairie this side at. No. 1 Ss-yHa9: No. . s7GS:
sTRAW-wheat at s4ai.H: cat at s.: rye a,
LEAD AND sPELTER-Had at 81 to 4c5.
WHISRY-At ISL.
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Nv Telegraph.

New York. July y. cotton futures closed
steady. JULY GTc. Aus. 80. SEPT. Slac. OCT
fsIc; Nov. T.sSc: Dec sc: Jan. .S'S Eco tsc:
M.rch -Sr. Spot clnssd quiet. middiing up!ands
r,iEJIinr Gulf g.: Sa,es none. The mar
Ist opened Iuiet, UNCHANGED 90 l point lower. AMI
SoIov-ln- th- call was disposed % work upward
on a demand from near-m nth snorts. who ap-
reared 10 be more aVprshensiVe than ever Of a
as1us1 70" in July and Aus. Europe and the
south were again. 50 far as could be learned.
bnVerS N inc near options. including sept. Com
misSioa-housss sold the new crop options at the
advance. haSinE their views on further me wfath-
g. rsnorrs and rr0p advicrs from nearly every
section or the belt. The official forecast pointed
"a shCWers and thunderstofnls to-day and to
morrow pretty much In every state 81 the cotton
N tEinr country. on the nrst wave OF buying
Tr,y Climbed 10 SIC. Aux sac and sept to
8 nc. Speculation was not active. though more
fsrreacEIuc Than in s1me time past Later In
TIE mornIng a Erainhous-. Nlw q ] ans. ami SPOT
cotton interests bid up sept. 70 sc. winch did
much TO alarm The shorts
Liverpool. july s-CJtton-Spoi quiet: prices
urrhaueed: American mifdlinE : 5-52d- The
sales - the day we're 7.oc0 bales. Of which so
were fn- speculation and export. and Included
eHHa American. Receipts none Futures opened
quiet and closed dull American middlinEs 8:
= =. July 4 Es-stH4 sT-4i =: Juiy-AuE. Z An
b: Aur.-Sept. Z E-s4d b: Stpt-oct. Z S-4a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Metropolis. Ill. July eo-The Metropolis
Free Street Fair and Merchants Carnival,
given here during the Tast week under the
auspices Of the knight OF Pythias. closed
last night rather quietly. though The
streets were crowded with visitors until a
late hour. At the beginning of the week
everything moved of smoothly and the
carnival was pronounced a great success.
but the tragic street duel Friday and the
murder Of Sam FauShn by Jasper Abbott
cast a shdoW over the last two days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
Wool.


The Republic quotations are FOR car lots in
first hands. unless otherwise specified. small lots
on orders are charged higher.
GRAPES-Moore's early e1Tfc ps- crate Hart
ford NgSc. white eNnzc Per basket.
APPLES-ArkaEsas per Ia bu. box: early har-
vest $50 4ec. and pecEs l5c: red June IL ha. At "a
SIC. and pecks Al. zS5c: transparent at 45GNc
Per II bu. BsTrsi lots at s, Sd5.s -: Illinois Z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
Hides.

DRY steady. Dry riut-Texas heavy I4zc:
Texas AVERAGE E1C: fallen l36l3'zc: native and
Aihansss 80. y" natiy" l7izc. No. ? native
bTy-SaIied,Iounf heavy &c. round light loIsc;
saIttd 70 lL-yc. Sslied No. ? l0i-r. Horse hide
Dry &c Gre Dsalted-Rouns &c: selected No
! -: sSegisd No SIS part cured &c less;
COW hides Horse No. / c.'5. horse No. : sI.s5:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
PrOduce.

Butter-Scarce and firm. Quotations: Creamerv
Extra e; hrsts zoe: seconds lsGlac. Dairy
Extra lsdlSi+c: hrsts I7Gl7Ic: grease &c. LaiI.-
p~acked-Extra Isis: hrsts Ike. Country-Choice
l4d lzi-c: fair l3Tl3i<C.
EEEs-Current receipts at l5izaIsc. REGENTS
2E5 pkgs. and Lac through; shipped ia pEEs
Cheese-JobbinE Twins at lie: single iiLc;
dairies Ii-c: Y. A. HE: long horns IKE: Lin
burger lnd10zc. ~Swiss-Choice 6alTc; No. IsL.
Gle. Brick uiHfl2c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
GRAINS CLOSE LOWER
ON PR0FIT-TAKING.
WHEAT LEADS on DOWN.
TURN.
Corn Well Supported Early, but
Weak at the End of the
Session.

Saturdays local grain market opened
strong OF reports OF rains throughout the
winter wheat belt. but essei of toward
the close on heavy receipts and general
liquidation. July wheat closed ILdIac of
and Sept. closed ixc of. Sept. corn was
well supported early. but closed Ld%c OF.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
81. Loui. Cotton MnrLet.

Spot market steady: no sales. quote.
Ordinary .----
GOOD uTtiraTy
Low niiiullnE tl.
Midlling ----... Lie
Sged TiGdlng .-ls
MiddlinE fair ll-fj
TinEts and stained at i.H%C below white.
GalVeSton-SpOt ma.Set rEm. quote w.liiin-s
: ll-iGc.
New Orlesns-Spot market finn; quote mid
dlinES 2 lie. Sale 50 bales
McmPhi-Sr0t market STEADY mrHiin=s ST.
SALES 10 haleS-
Receipts az principal points.
Galveston. 90 bales. against 49,
New Orleans 30. against 90.
Mobile. I. against
savannah. *. against tN
Charleston. none. BCalnSt O.
Norfolk. J. against i.usa
Houston. none. against sl+.
NsrlUhlS. none. against SOC
Tn. net receipts at all United states ports f-
one day were so bales. - aEainSf as tales a
week ago. and ..s4l q wear agu. exports GS.
bales. against Il.s1S a year ago. stocks. -S.-9. a.
asainE: 40l.sF-
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Pork-Nsv standard NssoaIs7 per Dbl. in a
tctbtnE way
Isrd-Choi steam z. Side u zi.c Der u. in n
3ohhirg wav: kettle-rendered at IIz6liLc.
Green Hams-In car lots {. 0. b. z. side: Hams
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I :. I"",aN."F ~ rach CIass i
/ common 60 sNtrs- h-slaTS. however. often claSsI-
~ s~gi--1tlL- hln.L.s al tupsl FOR buyers.
I Ufih = w-tws- s-u tu4ziItrahIv abgy- 49,
| EtEns-I Eu.t.:iuEs- The second line ~ quota
lions signifies the bulk q sales aud generally
| r'TTysvuis She various ,lI-S-- a. they are @NI
C- M commission u4athyt. more % les mixed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

New York. July Live P1ls-ry--N~ receipts
f0r The WerE NJ" = ra-S Western. : Southwest
I'm and . southern. wI'h fully . more bs eNrvr-s
against 20 cars last week and 81 ears previous
Ws,L Aiyirss frUm fre West age S.-guE gUsi
market close! vita a rather healthy J,a-. and
quotations uErhavEei
Dressed Poultry -E.rr.p.s to-day - pkSS
for tE- week SO pass. = faw Ir.a z DELAYED
stock arrived today JEI being without bee 20
rr!vc-s we've compelled rH force 10 uu- at a s"U-
,sssiCn Ia prices. psIu- con tsti1n-I fowls brought
HE. Advice rn hand fHr HIST - week ~" light
In quotations
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Steamer Belle OF Calhoun,

-H- .uIy regular Calhoun county vtrAet leaves
a. : O. ~. fev 't!n.Gu 12unty lard
I-.- rr.4-I f~fu So Excursion through 10 La
l-'tla -,.sy SATURDAY. Round t'tI- 81. Insulating:
u..ll~ 4.J s--yr. LAW
49, ,rrr .-r General AGENT.
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PIC Special

New York Julv 9-E=s-Rs-s.pts today =
g.. cases. Tor fh- week -Lu-I ,as-S There vsre
some closiaE sales % Gr.gEt. attractive. regular
pagkiuEr % H0HTf. useful ~rHgs ~ IaA-g. wu4rU.
although vsa,. nsE hen r-raull-i- and al
black eggs taken r4- guofatlous unchanged.
ChieaEo. July is--EErs SteAiy. f--sh I.E.c Isr
tay
Missouri AM Kansas stock ltr toz. loss or.
casss returned.
rslr-by ~. loss ~ D. Western ISIS. 90.
Southwestern I,-. 6r. Southern l5G;sc.
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$40, 439,257.l3
so7,65S,I0I.7I
LIABILITIES
Soz,oSs.IoI.7I

SOLICITED. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. FOREIGN
AHeE BOUGHT AND SOLD, LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
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FINANCIAL.
STATEMENT OF
The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis
JULY 18th, 1902.
RESOURCES.

Exchange 10. $50. 42s.65
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Conee

New Y0rE. jelly q-"0dye-Sqo Rio quiet: No.
: invoice &c. Viii quiet. Ccrdova SaIIJ-~. IRE
market 'rersd Irregular; With prices unchanged
better than expected AIS helped - Strengthen
The views % lruEs hs-r. Tgyart the clos bIlIs
bid n" near m0rtns up. while selling by import
sS N1S les a factor than NJ late. The close
vas r'aady- With prices ret = 20 u POINTS high
sr. T@.al sales veEe 3@o hCgs. including: July
~ J.f4eE.f.-. Aux s-uFIs2E. sept. g-ITQ|. lIr.
Oct SIS. NO @.iSc. lee. J.ISlJ.2@c. March
S-Sgc. Nay -.Hlg5.{S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

New York. july ia-The I~,aI metal u4rSe-s
shovel slight changes from y.-Fs-Ta-. There Wa
a fair business OR g sa'Uras- hale holiday i1
tin and copper. Had wns Iul' buf ss"1fy. anil
spslfer firm with n moderate inquiry. Fh- ir,.
market ruled steady o. f-w, quiet and without
chanEe Prices fH- metals were 1S fellows Tin
SPOT p. COpurr-Sffr'arl SPOT q Aug
I1.[sTll. Sc. lake I-G-Ei--'5-. si-sf-OIytiC Il. gfsr
80. Ir1u->n 7 rnu-d-- Northern S7TZ Np
. foundry Northern S@Gs3. No ? foundry south
err S2ffs1. No. fuu1 ~ ~.U'rsru yrfJ sgd
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Sew Yo-E. July is--SuSsr-Raw steady: far
refining > l1-I-c. centrifugal. &C test. 3 5-lr-.
IrJIassss -usa- 80. refined steady: 40. a.,
No. : 3-Nc No. . 49, No 10 So; No. y
80. No. = : soc. No. Is g.Fac. SO. IL SD.
Cuu:sgtiJregS' {-Sle. mold so. cut Loaf SIS
sEush~l s-Lc. powdered SO. graaulated LSc,
cuhsE 80
New orleans. Ia. July - sugar strong: oyer
kettle @t4r. s-isc. C-en settle centrifugal "a
7-c. csEtE.-EaI yellow 5isa4I.C. seconds $50
&c M1lasS-s illl. ccntntusaI sQIsc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-12-27
Eslray Notice.

AIKEN up. on the public bad. out
i side OF the city limits, BY Clemen-
tine Robertson, on the 1lthI fnst,, Que
DARK BAYFoRd &,
between two and thredyea5s old; two
hind feet and one frdAt foot white;
star in forehead; brand( with what
appears to be an H., ON me left hip.
Owner can recover same calling on
Ciementine Robertson. at&her home,
adjoining the plantation Of Mr.. Octave
Dauby. and paying for this notice.