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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
NAVAL torres

AVA STORES
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Steady iiA
ROSIN-Steady at s1.10 and S115.
TAR-Ffrm at 81. so.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-EIrm: hard
s1.40: yellow dip $3.50; virgin $3.50
Prices same day last yeaI-Spirits
turpentine nothing doing; rosin CSC and
s1-00; tar $50; crude .urpcntine Sl-10
and $40.
Receipts today-1 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 102 barrels rosin, p barrels tar,
195 barrels crude t~urpentine.
Receipts same day la year-S0 casks
spirits turpentine, So barrels rosin, -
barrels tar, ca barrels rude turpentine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01

From the block Cell, Ham. AT lo.ss and bellies
At iot,c TO nlfc: as in average; californias and
New York ssoulaeTs At Sc :, Ioo-. cured
cribs entirely nominal. closing. e:sy. at 70 aHc
S.av az 1856; 4-sv;. at 70 s7l4e; Locally;
josb.n backs aay sold fanstsa: Extra s'G shorts l1'' a, is4e;
CRIBS at Ioisc: short clear at lie; bellies a,
LACKS az TIC. p-siers charge higher on orders
ranged: BREAKFAST bacon a; from SAC %: heavy
smoked bxd. lots in jobSing say ranged: EKtIa
ii.c. bellies at f.isc. plates al &c, fat backs
at l9c. standard backs at Exc Higher eaEiSe'
Country L~ard-Choice at sH6shc.
Tafou-Duii: No. i country at sassc for cur
Pacsers saiabie at s.G5ilc' but held hishe-.
oleo stearine-oucte at I2kal4c
white ..c: pacters' stock. brown at sSa5lc yei-
Frog IeFLLarse $50: medium 81: small &c.
per 10: thin ewes and bucks l4G2c Lambs
Beef.on orders: BbId.-Pla;e ana Fulton Mar
The Republic quotations are for car lots IN
ket and ron at 81 90 mess az sii:s2a; Cried Its
1--we ~itry0aes ana lirh, hens a. IsHc:
s ssR;isTi " &C. s gSTias ee assss G at . .sii sTeFa ssri hsz
geese at &c. Tu5keys,AveraEe receipts Etc for
S SISi : sR519s :: St P 1.re aol pue Gees. rs Sc Live pigeons
Dressed P~oultry-scsided and undrawn. with
heads and less on; o!a ehieksns steady at nc;
GameNwoodcock s. rer doa.: plover Ills per
Fresh ~Flsh-sreadv ouct.: sunnsh at &C.: crap
PIE at &c for small 70 Sc for larEe; bass iiS:
heads sn sa bsnra iio0G aron. s car dressed ess a Saasfo s sso
&c: dressed German carp &c: white perch &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
EGGS.
REPrRIIC

New York. Aug. J~.-Egg.-R-csipts today s.
los cases: for the week. f.He cases. There was
;iona remained unchsngsd.
chicago. Aug. 9o-Esss steady: fresh r74c per
Kansas city. NO.. Aug. so-Exss steady: fre,h
Missouri and Kansas stock. &c. less on. cases
Ph,lsd.Iphia Aus: o.EEss steady: fresh mar
s~outhwestern iSc. loss OF: fresh Southern ieaI7c.
Butter and Cheese.
Philadelphia. Aug. ao.-Butter IN -hanged: extra
~. Mes's cE.e sr'f srs: S ,s1e York s1; fsn r e-s5Ig I prints
small iSsSlGsc: do fun creams. fair 10 isoci
1s Seiea dairy A iss,Gi TisbH'e Cheese s." Stead. sIssaH1 81 10
ElEin Butter Market.
Eein; Ill; Aus; !9.sMoSesy bang Labor Day
The. market was declared steady at isc. Sales
London. Aug. so.-In the wool trade during the
s ssiie i"T ,o ans we're %sf'R %ssa' fSS ssriT Tai.d to mn .Rs
neH; series ts-day number lsa.S5 of which 5000
he week veTe as fol:oEs:, From New SOUTH ,S1
Good Hope and Natal lis. and 81 ewhet SaP ie %
Turpcntine and RosIn.
Savannah. Ga. Aug. @-Turpent.ne nrm; &C.
.i 3 sI H:,S SpRlf No. :. ata. = < "a H.: & Il: &c. F.
Petroleum..
Toledo. O., Aug. g.-Ol-NoTth Lima sc: South
Lima and Indiana SIC.
Oh CITY: Pa Pa h ATS. S SncTsdi' balances III;
$500: runs ios.se4: average i..os.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. 3O.-The week In dry goods
closes with the demand well maintained for the
general run Of cotton goods and prices steady
throughout Print cloths are hrm. with a Iair
demand for wide goods. Cotton yarns In mod
crate demasd ard easy TO buy from stock. hut
the tone Is somewhat frmer for yarns TO be
made.
Bank of SPANS Report.
Madrid. Aug. 5l.-The report Of the Bank Of
Spain for the week ended yesterday Shows the
followlng= Gold in hand increased 5000 pesetas.
silver in hand increased l.NaoDO pesetas; notes
In circulation decreased 5000 pesetas. Gold
was quoted yesterday at $50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
Cash Grim. Flour. Etc.

WHEAT-Receipts ,435 SKIS. and II cars local
and II cars through. By sample. delivered Cthe
tination weishIs): 30. 2 red al sSsE X. ana
and ei1kq65Iac E side: No. 4 at ellsas2.c; re-
IN ine eisvator: 90 : red % al ifs ssSc : No sSe 5 fsd s at X sSe;
No. 4 at 5Szc. Hard winter higher for desirable
grades for milling. cnOice Nebraska selling at Sc
worth &c more. but OF grades 1G2cH less.
CORN Receipts IL cars local and cars
mand' and only purchases from SAMPLE lots: moi
ali OF these sold: No. 2 offered loaded from store
at 1zc. from store and Unsold- BY sample, de-
at TIC. and No s white at sec E. side; No. 2 yell
loH nonlnally bsisc: No. 3 yellow Hizc, and No.
OATS Receipts 81 cars local and Il car,
through; dull and unchanged; offerings moder-
ate. but not enough demand to clean them up.
sc; No. az 25saeekc: no grade at &c: No. J
white at 3q$5hc; No. 4 white at 3sg3ic: No. 2
70. : salable at Soc and No. 3 at
45G4Sc. del. Z. side.
sc.
F~LAXSEED-s1. sc.
wheat -four In wood-Patents ss.I5a3.5: straishts
$3.50: extra fancy Gear s. SaAs
hard winter IN jute SKIS. Patents ssaai5;
straights s. I5a2s0; bakery g. u %; low grades
t2:sG2 90 od tsSSoc higher. spring-wheat pat
BRAN-soft winter bran. East st. Louis basis.
at soc in large and &c in small SKIS. and report
sells at s5667c and ships an soa9sc
RYE FLoUR-Johbing at 81 6ag2. 20 IN sks. and
s.. sog2s0 in bbls.
,rits ana boninx q meal f. Q. b. s2s'; pearl
HAY Receipts 5s tons local and 40 ton,
through; shipped ESQ tons. Quote timothy on z.
eide, New 81: No. / nan.so: No. 2 ssais.5s;
LEAD AM sPELTER-Lead a. ;Ac:s: sp.l,er
,1.r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
AVID ALTON.
HN-.-. 49,
LETTER CARRIERS TO MEET.
National Association Convenes at
Denver This Week.
.EPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. Aug. 31.-During the first
week In September the annual convention
Of the National Association Of Letter Car
convention In Chattanooga last year the old
organization was Overthrown by those who
had become dissatisfied with the methods
employed by the officers in charge and at
the progress which they had made in the
effort to procure increased compensation for
the letter carriers
At the coming convention the officers
give an account OF their stewardship. For
several years the letter carriers have
striven to have Congress increase their
maximum pay from 1900 TO 100 per an
NUN, but. so far. without success. They
do not ask that necessarily every man must
receive $40. but they maintain S.20 4
year Is not an excessive amount for a let
formed. and that In the course Of time a
letter carrier should be given the privilege
of mounting to that salary. instead of. as
at present. being confined to 1900 a year.
There are many other matters in which
the association Is Interested. Several years
ago. II seems. the association was about
to split upon a rock Happily this danger
was averted and IN all respects. except
financially, the association appears to be
better of than ever before.
Little progress has been made towards
the passage OF the classification bill by
Congress. For this. however. the officers of
the association are IN nc wise TO blame.
Several bills were introduced last session.
the one most discussed being introduced by
representative William Alden Smith of
Michigan. raising the limit Of pay in cities
Ing the limit in cities below 500 popula-
ton at $1,000.
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by telegram.

Kansas city. Mo. Aug 1.-CattI4-R eeipts
so: market unehanFed: en9ice export AID dressei
stockers and feeders s2sedt1. we<i~-n fed
steers SG5; Tsxas and Indian steers 81 G1.H;
i've seifeIs = ss5aS.s e Gamers s: sIaz q ~ saiis . 81 ma q
n.so: calves $3.50: rese!p,, Tor week SIN
ket strong TO Sc higher no iolpc stu1 here; top
80: bulk OF sslss s.;SsF.s. heavy f.5i1I9.
en- s.. as.fTis: pcs ss.se6:: receipts f6i v9ssE
1900. S~hscp-RecelI Is noI.. market nominal: ma
live wsthers s.. .0ai: western wc,hefs = scsaa g.
fed ew-s S.35d+.is: Texas clipped yearlires Tli
fSi IS g Ss snpsed r sees T,s e a. s9a x 10 s q ami
Chicago. Aug 3o-cat;le-R-csLpts sol: NOM
nal: god 70 prime steers sSas.T5: poor 70 me
cows $1,000: heifers Ss.59as: Gamers AS:
bulls s. yga5: calves te.1sal.Ts IS; Texas feeder
ceipts to-day s.ep: estimated Monday s5ns. isf-
over 900: steady 20 strong: mixed and butchers
heavy IS Sa7 -: iiEht $3.50: hulk of sales s. .
H7.F. Sheer-Rsccirts 1000: sheep steady: ilmhS
to choke mixed ss.5S5. %: Western sheep 5. q z
a1.s5:. native lambs b.5'as. TO-: Western Iar1bs
S4p5-s Official yesterday. Receipt-Cattie 2.s11:
hogs tSs: sheep 4.5e.
South. ST Joseph. NO. Aug 0-Cattie-Re-
helfers n-0aS.i;: vsais $3.50: bull. and stays
s. 5HG5. 20: stncksrs and feeders s. HOGS
EEEss 8 nd aSi.S se hi sSf rs asa' s y ss ss 20: mI pis!
g Sd7: bulk T.s5G7.s- Sheep-None.
sales reported. Dressed beef steady: city dressed
native sides. general sales sdiic Ter ID: cables
dressed weishSrI us sIpotts la. psr:Iv a. ..timatsd
~ beeves. "a sheen. 5i20 quarters Of beef. Caves
no arrivsls; ;, head on sale: Nc sale. rsIp2,r,ei;
Receipts L.tss: sheen steady: lambs very dull:
averaes Of sales ,,ill slightly lower, about -
10 lbs: eulis at no: lambs at $50: ir.~s~d
nutton 5a.c per n: dressed lambs !isaiei:-
s2s had: none 81 sale alive:
market nominaily weak.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
PROGRESS IN MANUFACTURING. :
Structural Steel Output Increased $50
Per Cent In Two

tStIU BLlC SHEC1AL
Washington. Aug 1--Remarkabie prog
ress In manufacturing industry appears IN
the statistics of the manufacture Of struc-
tural steel and Iron In the United States.
compiled by the Census Bureau 1t Is
shown that In 1900 the total production Of
iron. Bessemer steel and open hearth steel
for structural purposes was SJ6e3 TONS
Twenty years ago the output for structur-
the total was S7.006 tons In the two de-
cades there has been an increase Of 769.yT
tons. or SIS per cent The output Of struc-
tural steel and iron in 1850 was 275.35 tons,
so hat the percentage of increase in 1900
for the decade preceding was no per cent
Iron has largely gone out OF use for
structural purposes. There was produced
In 1870 only N.09i tons OF structural IRON
The output OF Bessemer steel was 3S.e0o
tons. and Of open hearth steel 56S,092 In
1880 structural iron led with an output OF
l22.i92 tons OF BesSemer steel $40 tons
were used and OF open-hearth steel 6S,13
tons In 1850 there were S6.i38 tons of
structural iron used The amounts Of Bes-
semer steel and open-hearth steel used in
that year were 47 tons, and Il tons. respec-
lively.
The average value per ton of Iron struc-
tural shf pes in 1900 was $3S.2. as compared
with SSS In 1880. and 3-S7 In 1880: OF Bes-
semer steel structural shapes, N1-7 IL 1900,
S3-01 in 1890 and S12sS in 1850. and Of, open
hearth structural shapes $50 in 1900. &460
In 1880 and S1z3-4 In 1850. For all kinds OF
structural shapes Including iron and Bes-
semer. and ~open-hearth steeD the average
value IN 800 was 2A16 per ton. again1t
&oS n 12o and &A3 In Ifeo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01

1- N-- 80 s-Sl
HoGS-Even for Saturday the supply az hogs
about 100 bead. The qr1iity was only fair.
choice heavy hogs being very scarce. The medi-
um- weights Were also not. extra good: in fac;
Hays. The market showed hut little change.
However. values were not quite as good as
on Friday: yet the market was not SC lower.
Trading was active. and THE early SUPPLY roid
in a very sew minutes. ana late arrivals as fast
as they were yarded Good butcher and packing
s. 4oa7.R: lights at ssa7'5. and roushs az Sc s.
al. The bulk OF the hogs above $50 lbs. average
usual Saturday q~uietne~s pre-
vailed in the sheep department. only a Few head
being on sale: the receipts nearly all being
Friday basis. which is fuIi steady. with the elooae
Of last week on mutton and stock sheep. but
lambs are about isc lower. and the common ones
HoRsEs-The horse market had all the quiet
characteristics Of Saturday. There were no fresh
boat and some few consigned TO spectators. and
no impetus was given activity IN any way. The
Ssoe ma nas .r ansr 2 ssstersny n Tsa e,a.,n ,aes e
not attended by as strong a tone as marked the
termination Of last week Good to choice big
medium, ard plain kinds were weaker. although
not radically so. One feature in favor Of the
marke. Is the fact that he cisar,nes at The
coming week will not be. made TO suffer IN any
way for the weakness during this. IL Is eI-
manifest unususi dimensions from the tact that
Il IL the first Of September, which usually marks
the inausuratton n the fall Southern trade. spe-
Horse Quotations:
., Hss,y d, ,,sss 70 scod n,5slya; "a eh nc
fair to good. tGass: good TO choice ssGiio.
e SSaes e so sxir. as ssos ssss-T aort 70 for Ed II. H so1tsM:
to extra soso: Southern drivers. large sssnl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
Markets ny TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Aug. so-Flour-St. Louis fancy win.
s ssT 3S;f fs6 I: Il msPs oa e ad h2ns sase ,f Butter G as.il
nal cSiton-seed oil dull; refined spot easy: &c
b Re;r. Iraia mess strsns; u; ga PeTS.
cut. lt 10 IS lbs. steady: SIS. Bacop-Cumherian
f fsH,. n no ss "a %: i6 ans; clear @ n shG5i siS fsh IL :; ( !; I.
= lbs steady. IS 81 long clear middless- heavy.
9 MS. steady. ss ID: clear bellies. Il to is lbs.
IS Sd shoIldert-SSuare II 10 Il lbs. firm: as
American Tshnsd IN pals sui.a. s. c issesy; quiet let
Toledo: o. AuE. 2o-iEhea, dun: steady: cash
dull: .isady: ms es;h pe SIC: h sspt. H ss be be. S GSTn
oats dull; steady: Sept. seso; D~o jisc.. Clover.
So . sisika N.6s: 10. ; : tim; ssh rs. f Rs:
Min1sseeli; MINI. Ass. o-co... Wheat:
Fiai Hsi . S bs : sAsi IS 8. : :sssss n. sss;
SsSssss; first clear, $3.50: sscoad clears
Whea, hishsr: ciose; No; l Northesn TsSa:ie
Steady Ss 30 N%ST' | &c. B a e saYi; No q: ..m RSs
to9:sc Oats lower: standard 5JHas4c Corn
pf Gs,9asq o.,. Mug. S ssS q ussshasssd:
';r.,sh.s tss's whss,aNS; spring
Wit. nnSfyfaSSc"" fRps.xoo.a i : Sc R 3 Ssse; S2. t, :
1IolCt ~ s-ltZ.C- Sfe1-N0L 4 faN 81. 81
No. l Northvestern h.R; prime timothy ti.S;
clover. contract grade. SIS. Provisions-Mes
nork. per Dbl. sisssqff: lard. per To- lbs-. 80. %
aiots; short ribs sides noosel go. 15Gi0 q: dry
saited Sh9uiders DID N-s2ilRs y: short clear
highvires. S1-51.
Liverpool. Aug. n-wneat-Spo. No. I North
ern spring firm. G. 3td: No. . red Western winter
QUIET. e.; No: ! California steady. 9. tifd. Flu
lures quiet: sept. IS iS-d: Dec. Sc ssd. Corn
American mixed spot steady. Sc liEd. Futures
nominal: Sept nominal: Oct. IS I'D: Jan. new
PEORIA Aug. n.-corn finn and STEADY: No.
; sstc. Oats hrner: new No. : white sfEc.
hilled through. Whisky on the basis Of sI-M for
duluth. Aug. @.-wheat-cn,h No. , h,r,
esf-c: No. 1 Northern CSC: No. : Northern e1Ec.
SIC.
Kansas city. Aug. sLclcse; w~heat.sspt. &c:
dec. sf<c: cash NJ. 2 hard se7sst>c: No, Z s2,S
&c: No. 2 red 6566sHc: No. = cast. Corn-Sep,
+s<c: Dee. exc: cash No. 2 mixed ssi-c: No. .
Sc Rye-No. > "a Hsy-Chniee timothy
S.a59: do. prairie sdI P~ceipts-whest
1910. corn ILsp. oats NL6o. ShIpments-Nhcat
lls.sco: corn 9.ooo: cats 1904
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
GRAINS CLOSE STRONG
ON REPORTS OF RAIN.
FEELING is GENERALLY
BULLISH.
Receipts Moderate and Buying
Demand Good Preceding
a Holiday.

Trading In grain in the local market was
light but excessive rains and possibilities
of colder weather caused q fair advance in
both wheat and corn.
BrOomhsll estimates the worlds ship
ments next week will be about $4,000 bu.
Of which quantity Europe will take about
100000 bu. He predicts that there will be
q moderate change in the quantity OF bread
stuffs on passage.
Exports of wheat and -four TO Europe
during the past week reported at 5,ES6,53o
bu., rs against 5.SS4, I5s blu. a week ago anu
6,607. Gil bu. in 1901
Broomhall estimates the worlds ship
ments of corn TO be about k.So,W0 d..
against 4.4vJ.01 bu. & week ago and 100000
bu. 2 year ago.
Exports of corn TO Europe during the past
week were reported at u5.lJo bu.. against
81, 64e bu- a week ago and HlslS bu- in lSJL
Sept. wheat closed nc up and Sept corn
closed &C IN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
RIVER NEWS.
SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
wheellng, Aug. si--River : Zee, 6 inches: sta
uoaary- Gear. warm
Chester. IL. Aug. 5i-Chester passed down a,
II last night: Columbia and Grey Earle AZ IN
g. m. Up: Columbia. IL a m: Nick sauer 40
u M 7. H Davis and tow. 4 Z. m Nm. m.
cape Girardeau and Chester. Cloudy and warm.
River On a stand at IL feet.
Grand Tower. Ill. Aug. City Of Clifton
down at 10 last night. Chester down AZ 4 n m
swallow and Markie's show down CT 5 a m Cape
m T. II Davis with / barge OF lumber uo at :
q N. Chester up AZ : q: m The gauge reads
g.t feet and RI ling. We.ther ciouiv a,d 49,
HsmRhi is, Tenn 7 Aug 1.-The I liver here is on
Lee arrived this morning from Cairo and rstnsns
Teusday, evening. All the local packets due 10.
day arrived on tine. Receipts 6y river ,o-ds-
were = bales cotton. ; bags seed cotton and q,
Burlington, Ia. Aug. 1.-THE rtv.r 4. : ,.x +,
inch above low-wster mark Of 1884 f.ii % =
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inches. Weather clear and warmer. The ". J.
Young went north. The Eioise IN and out
Cairo. Ill, Aug I-The river gauge reads ISIS.
showing a rfse Of 5 during the last "a hours
Weather threatening and warm The Peters Lee
departed for Memphis at a m with a big trip.
m. and departed for :he Tennessee River at IL -
a m. with n fair trip. The Stacker Lee arrived
from Memphis at II a. m. and cleared for 81.
Louis at Il m. The II. Paepcke arrived from
the Lower MiSsiss pIi al l;S9 D m. with 3 barges
81 logs and / herge Of lumber. The City Of Mem
phis arrived from the Tennessee River az $50 D.
m. ard departed for 81 Louis ut 40 :. m
Louisville. Ky. Aug. x fai ing: IN ca
nal. J feet I inches. on falls. ! feet : inches:
Evansville. Ind. Aug. Rive So: falling.
Clear. warm.
New Orleans. La. Aug. 3i.-weather partly
cloudy. Arrived: Hcxie and b1rCeS. s.. Louis
Cincinnati. o.. Aug. Rive SIS. stationary.
Clear.
Pittsbure. Pa. Aug. zL-River rs feet: sta
tionaTy. Clear and hot
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months 1t Is to be O feature OF the bio
winter maneuvers In the Caribbean SEA-
Culebra. to be defended by five companies
OF marines, who are scheduled to embark
on the Panther. either at Philadelphia or
Norfolk by November %, Is to be the scene
Of the battle.
The attack is to be made by landing par.
ties of blue Jackets from the warshipSt
which are beleaguering the island.
II Is believed that more earnestness Is
always put into a sham battle when tho
contending parties belong to different
branches OF the service. for each IS anxious
to uphold the honor of its corps The pres
ent army and navy maneuvers are given as
an illustration OF this.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. AUG. sl.-Forecast:
minOis-Fair Monday and Tuesday: diminish-
ing westerly winds.
Iowa and MisSour-Fair Monday snd Tuesday.
Western Texas-Local rains MOncay and Tues
day.
Oklahoma, Arkansas aad Indian Territory
Showers Monday and TUESDAY.
Nebrlska and Kansas-F9ir Monday and Tues
DAY. warmer TUESDAY.
Eastern Te1as-Lncal rains Monday. brisk.
south winds. Showers Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01

4ohbing way: 1871 at 81. 10.
steam on E. side closed noni-
naiiy at leszAc; kettle rendered iest
Green HSna-Car lots held (. O.. b. z side
thus; Hams 10 ay. at ioac Y av. at le&glo.c:
slts,cs "a ano rs at esaioSe 2os at isSe-
CALIFORNIA; Sic; New York shoulders at snc-
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Stocks of Grain in store.
Produce.

Butter-Dull. Quotations: cresmey-Extn ,oc.
frsts ;Eise: seconds l5alsc. ~Dairy-Ert1 lsS
lie; ftrss 1t915c; grease &c Ladle-packed-Ex-
trn 1sc: frsts 14615c ~Country@cnolce Isc; poor
10 fair s6Ilc.
Eggs-current receipts 1ihc to lec. Receipt.
LES locz and 9s through: shipped SO.
Cheese.Joboing Twins at lie: singles lie:
dairies 1$c:. Y. A. VIC. long horn nhc; Linn
burger IElikc- SvtssSnoice leG17c No. .
i5xGl3c. Brick III
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01
Poultry.
%REPURLrc SPECIAL

New. York. Aug. So-Dres.sd p~~ritry-R~ca!pts
to-day 40 pkgs: for the week. 3.BI pk=s. Several
Of the largo shippers have been freezing their
hroilers and only forwarding the undesirable.
medium and large. coarse chickens. and on such
the market ruled dull and heavy. a few ship
ments arrived this morning and worked out at
lsaisi<c for fowls. No other change In quota
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Government Report

Department; OF Agriculture. Weather Bursau:-
meteorological observations received At St Louis
August 81. isoe. at $50 .. N. local time and !
y. m. seyenty-nfth meridian time. Observations
\ made AZ the same moment Of time at all stations.
I S,asto-a Dir Tn Nix Rain Weather
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Local Report.

Weather at ESQ A. m. cloudy: s:5s ,. m. part
cloudy. Maximum temperature. -. minimum
r.. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official
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Export chunks-i.,o to Leo lbs. plain to good.
ers-FaIr to good ssGii0: choice 20 extra 49,
-. Saddlers fer Southern use-Fnir 10 god
s7SfSo; choice TO extra sio9diS5: fancy gated
and New York s1ddleFs sly9F4a. Inferior horses
-common. small plugs. q heavy work
/ M~uLES-The week closed slower than Il has N
a month or more. Their we're several carlatds ~
offerings unsold on - - SATURDAY morning.
snd seemingly - ~as being made 10 mo .
them. at isf~ ~y-fs. The difficulty was that
sellers were Ct willing to agree to cun~.S4iCns
which were hcirg asked 10 effect a cOnsummat.0n
Of sales. and buyers were indifferent about pur-
chasing. The market this week developed an ua-
expected weakness. owing to the per dcnanf
which prevailed generally. Dealers were dsau-
pointed in not selling many conSignnerts and As
a ems, quencr decided - puy fewer The choices.
qualities OF blk mules were not ang ted IN aav
way. but IN the other hand held 10 n good nTm
tone. one reason being their Sreat scarcity.
Mnle Quotatlons dor broke mul.s. 4 10 ! Ysars
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
1ot market steacy; no 0les. Quote:

Llnses ana stained a. hcrc oeiox Nnn,,-,
S Sic.
New orieans-spo, market quiet: quote mid
diinss sac.
Memphis-Spot market quiet: ms5diinss SIC.
Receipts at principal points:
year.
Mobile. IS bales. against %.
Savannah, lse2 bales. against ifr-
Charleston, 2,o32 bales. against 12.
Houston, T,s5 baler. against 1851
Memphis. IS bales. against ..
ST IGuis uarehouse statement.
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A craps game at Seventh and Targee
was raided last night and George Kinney.
Henry Morrison. Robert Dover. Roy Eng
lish. John Anderson n Eugene johnson
were arrested
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By rlcraph.

BY Telegraph.
Liverpool, Aug. 3o.-Cctton-Spot very dull:
prices unchansed; Americas ~middlirg s. led
Sales Of the day were SEQ balls. OF which 1e>o
were for speculation and export and Included
S1o. American Receipts none. Futures opened
steady and closed barely steady; American mid
b. oet-Nov 4 so-4d b., Nov.-Dsc ESQ ".
p sss 8 3 Fs a,etGa 80 "a Iss.5Ess = z,sts
April Z :i-sd b.. Aprl-May 4elsHs
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The i!rst line OF quotations IN each class l. cal
culatsd to represent the full range from common
10 extra Dealers, however. often CLASSIFY supsr r
latlve lunches tall topsi for buyers. wniel some
times sell considerably above tn highs; quota
tIonE. The second l'ne q quotations s.gnlhss the
belk % saies and generally represents the vars-
Gus classes as they are slii On the commission
market more or less mixed.