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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-23
NI.rcUHnrous N,rLrn

FEATlEaSTln DEMAND: steady: Prime live
- n small. % in large -ss GA Waite s5Is,,:
-, ~ 49,; ~ LIZ NNNN -.
Der cent n large. LGgk-Nh',y =e. dack -.
IL: GIaekrsiI Lc. T,xas ~ I2-. sErSlsr. =, -
IL: scat each: damaged ou;.
EEESN AN-gu!gt at 20 ss.. Do. for r-Hu.
SuEEp rELTS-Ful-wg.l u,lts nomiHaug SC
E" so: sHcas.Hss a. - - -. dEy stock. sallsl.
~EGoTS-Girseu= AZ from S-asa5.s.qa..s lady
$50 at Eeu#f-: NIay appi- al -. waG5 *
o. TO- =. r.t.S % tt,e - saeke a. 2,H-sr:
mas a. <. sassatras barA al 3: Wild ginger 8
CIR Tl LIT smib 535 ;5Fft al % 10 ier pine in
rcr le' lbs.
CASTOR LILO, e0 gal mizc per ID. y, ,
sHc ice No. 5: small quantities lc per ID. more.
COTr0& SEED DiL-SummeI ye:loU II SO
white SC: winter yellow Sc: winter white &C.
HoFs-New laIk 4E22e: Pacific coas, Isslgs:
SALI-E: side; MSs.gn sCS: EranuiH'ed SIC Per
HEMPSEED-Laiest bid At sos per la lis.
pRif.S GREEN PEAs-Jobalnr frrm s.or. =,
20: Scotch si.SS: split 3: whipp0swiI peas "a
waiTE Observation-Disclosures beans in q small
way from store 500 per baj SC eened at
1t.sHt-sg per ~ H,arnft+- .Hfa "a 81 e,2l;O-
fgrnia pink at 3Ac. leuuls at iizc: y. Y. kdngy
way nom store ns;ae per bg,: screened At
80 per bu-: mash!ne-piched At SLS: Lima
PINK at &c: lenuls at sac: y. Y. kidney 40
sc
H~oNEY-Comb: Dark sGsc: bright amber 100
lie; bright alfalfa l5llsc. Strained: southern ia
bhLs al 4s1+-c. cans Sa5i@c. California cans {
-~MOsS-Markot steady: machine picked in b.s,
demand. offerings liberal: Eray-mixed li=dlAtc.
gray, brown and black lIiGes !zasS; brown a5nyg
is: NY al si=etc; XXX AT i3a5c: NNXN al
54SiyG: inIeTtgs picked less; extra black SC.
gasoline Sc; TiheEar 5 SSs' b. al 6 5H'g SS9i iin.: sPd
do. half bills. &c: wine sc: sauerkraGt &c:
pickle sc: salt . -four il5ci molasscs SOc; Erl
tics, &c: lSS OF for each broken head. &C OF for
BROOM CoRN-Nom!nally firm. Quote per ton:
Far !6Sg5 common SygE0: choice at yS6IS.
RAGS. ETC-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at SOC:
Old rope: No l manila, $50: No. : at zoe: rub.
.BoNE-cho:ce bic. ched at SIC per ton: other
kinds from = 10 a..
SCRAP IRON AND METAI-Per 20 his
Wrought iron 'pc: heavy cast. maIIeabl- stesI and
hreakaEe Sc: stove 4Zizc; burnt sc: IEat brass
g. heavy brass g. copper 81: zinc $50: lead
POP CORN con ~Cob)-Cholce white - pe- 10
lbs. rice worth S2.5c: mixed $50.
P~ECANS-Average receipts about Sc
1'-G2c per H.; white 2EGzxc.
WALNUTS-SeIiinC at sc Der bu.
GI~DER6QuoSable per Dbl: in lots AZ $3.50.
NCIswwwe quote per bu. at SOC for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best bid al 81 . Der
SoRGHUM-Prime new quotable at 2oa2se Der
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar a,
s. per ID; Canadian at he: maple strip al eO0
oNIoN SETS-At $. % per bu.
GRASS SEEDS-HunEarian at SO -. mi;lst
At sl.i5gl-1g; 5lnotny Al sisi9i-ss. prime seeds
DRIED FRCITS-Appies-These sold a, &c 10
5iEc Tor sUn-dried quarters and az SaSc for evap-
GRATED rings. Chons a lalA4c TO lac. Peaches
LTMBER.tTom aIst hands quotations range
SisET- PopIsr-i-inch al SSG1s and siSGs: To-
a. in. S0a3I and SNQ=i: -=-in- and thicker at
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FrritS and MECHANICS.

Thg Esga55s qa.:..lzas are ssr car lots n
hS .[ sr- -. H '"~' -"@'
CGkE A~PFLES-iss Tvr l--5u. basket.
EtAPES-Mgor..s early 6GGc Peg crate; Ives
t4ygc. HEI; -fHGc p=r h1say;-
Pgr u b. b5x; s1tly har,
Eg'r. ard pCchs al %1@tr. transparent a. EJIJss
FsE / ba Barrel Its Al s-s'e57s n.;ngis q
tennessee ard Mississippi peoks. @Gs5s. and bu.
rEACHETeza peck bxs at Sepc: 4-bas-
E.t Eat. I @1I5c, cp 70 slel5 for fancy Ii
S-hass-t a. SIai.c5: AskaEsas l-S-ba. bxs. at scr
= ana csauas At 45c: mississippi Gates a; .
WAfEEHENiEDSS2s@Ni.5dSSsd tE.s a fS5'i PER car:
BFlRRPi rs EGTi 1880 sS''g bI .,s rr,-o,,
81" Ter 6-EaL crate: nome grown W. PER S-gal.
neutrality-suspicious. and Oklahoma EoG
- pr cist- Dewey Gem SIS yer large ana .
9EANGE-F2Sm s;oEe sa25a4:9: seeding,
I; az NaiSacia New Mexican GTI5c
,s hI5EMoE SisTSg r lrk Ga5!fasniz si752 per box;
a ..6nE Wxy: sioils sIsl: vsnd-Ii as555, "
NPFLES1BeT $ rer c cas-.
.FoTNI6Es-Ear,y Ohio ssepc Per su.: river
CAEnAGE-ns Per bbi. on Orders
9NioN-NsE orleans new illV fer large:
I4RaTE% tf$a!tSY h52y T1s. - Eer ,S a24s bgnehs'.
L9MALpES-HomEEn-r Hrsar DER ba. hoK.
GhEEN R@N.w Orleans u-5S17 per
.>AtERKRAJr-Nsw handmade &.ZS Per II
bhL-. orders higher.
HDESEEADlSH-On orders $50 per hhl.
ASPARAGUS Homegrown c'7Ssc per cox
bulCh~s-
SCLASHZIome-EruOn &c Der Gg.
EIGPLANT-4-haskst cases az So.
tAEkp. ~-lgCI =s Ter a.g. bunch
ne grown &c per q z buaches.
size.
EALE-Home-srown lSc Per bu. box.
tAEsLlt-AT5s Per lp.
MUSTARD GREENS - Homegrown :Nc PEI
SPINACII-IoTaoc per bu. box
zN-NlghIga inTcr pr d7z. bunc-s-.
GoeSEEERRlE-I-Esl.f re- IL. for c n
Signed. E-a215 Per 6-Elf. case.
GINEo-Arkansas AMI Tennessee Va zoe Ter
peek.
GREEN C0RN-SIsc pr G5z. cr homegrown.
CONSIGNED SeaSl per 6-EaL. tray.
Cu"yrWzK-Arkensas 81 per sugar bs,.;
homegrown go Ter Hu.
SWEET ,FnTNroEs-New rcd Nanzemoni 81
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Nv Telegraph.

Sg- vr-s. July =-Sr.s. -a-..- -s... and
st.1tv li-tli1- UplIris s'sc. uiIdligr GulT So.
sales =" bale fGfu-.s closed stHl1y. july
~. Aux. $50. sept A.'Er. bHf- -s.r= NHh-
s.Ers. ITr. 80. Jar. 80. E-I --.-- Mach
go The market '-e.ei weak. vita p-tTa- .
{. y t-,in,S .-"-5 snt Ia-'4Shgut mast 81 tEc
q disappointment Tn. rrHn 1uI v-.thsr news
Averaged up firlF U"l. decidedly IN r~a- ~ rr-
h'ar>. anu ihtn 'rI-" REPORTS from cotton E1H4s
dominating factor ~ The llv Was the isSIl-Cs
q : uz- L-4 July notices ly a Tsn-. .I-nt PEiiE-
r-frhtt SPOT cotton urm. The r--t sale - July
- $50. from which there vas a eth frtht-
H-rE~-S- q Sc, or IS points 81 f-oLI fhe FINAL
Grigr. cd. last night There W-rs Trlg-luD--y
periods la'"-. hut in IN" main rh" warEsr AS
crop months. The weekly crop N-Ifh@- rarHTr
n - Washington proved about as tNgssi-L The
- summer periods a-i snur-~ = rlmors wsrs n
circulation Hr 20 .ay Intention - tsc PE.'s-
dsluhsa CCn'i.=sT- 81 August Covering was i-
dulE-i IN TO ssn1- sNtsat izte- IN the DAY. ant
lower.
Liverpool. July .--CIrsIrr: c~7..-n-S--t MOI
crate business: uri0ss l-iel hover. Aur-ran
~rn!tg!tEE fair 5+d. cgoi mililrns sd; Uiitl.nE
> l-1ct: lpw m'lili-r 1 Lid. god o-ilnAr-
{ 1851. ordinary : 1871. The salts q th- day
were T.ga bales. n which - u-rr Tor srsCr.G-
CENTS 2Dl bales. all American Futures Speael
dull and closed quiet. American milling. 6. 90.
g; July Z 5l-sil ; July-AuE I ts-sifi 80
h: AuE.-So.t I ss-Ii h S<pt-o-. 9 $50
Dec. I ls-Sid h Dsr.-Iau- : f9-sfH4 lSet =.
Jan.-Feh. : Esd :. Feb March 4 lS-tia+ ls-6ii
= MarCh-Aprl : 1f-st1 h
New Orleans. In. july G-Coito1 frn: S!es
So. ordinary : Sic. god % ordinary : lis.
low m!idlinC 8 ale. mitillnr g.: good milling
: 5-lsc m,dd'!nC -air ? lie receipts lsfs srgzk
Aug. SflHSs Sc. sent. SnI- g.. oct -.-2TE-Gr.
Nov sGnsS-r. De -fe1sfr. Jan. sCGs-Ec-
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Ncm Vol. curb Market.


AAIsa q LII - a. tau.a
N"w luls. LE.r The vu-r m-rs.- -..rsy
oifurd st'auy tu t.1,. ari -.u. u..n .l.-H. s4--
liHaat chang .u -fi,--. 1H sHlrF4s.4 rr Tie
'I.a.iE u-Ga'a Nas--ifias- st-a.uu.s here .gt
stA- lHett.g,g. fH "a I-a ISSUES. I.f in most In
stances JE' faa1'- W-Is E.Ir- as -alaf4 ..g1a--S
The later 'L.H magh-l sE..rl.rr4 -.Eu- lulgr..y
i..ts. a.;A.l-n az 80 Ts-H- was rs.r- any mo-
iEa.i-t animation NJ" I..slay ard ..irl, af,ar-
4"NiA sessions ace ls-.I.'lrz~. 4la close Naz
ai-i quiet h-t Nlth .s-,aE tone. a.4 SONS.
s'.i gains SHOWN IA tG- GAYS ...sEgar once
'hauE's. IotE. u-u~UefianS estimated al Eb.uI
-H.-r sna.tS-
AauuatJau Transit was The active isel. with
sS..- iHi-4.Ls Ao--- $50 rrrI--. au. .-Uar.s-. 4
ha.aa9 At 80. s-g Atr- ha.. o. -. Sew
orleans lta:IsaE common sold % -..z-. and
Iat.E at l'-G--Is"s- Tor abJ-t -.zB mares The
preferred sold 1t % fT ly sllE--. aGd l. bonds
81 = g-t Northern Securities sold -r It.HI-.T.
ana .ai-r rae. L. t~-ElHy-- U.'a total trades
amounting 20 - sG-Es>. san Francisco suits
500 al lgls1E au-sI u.rs Tor sc15.s1 worth. san
ffancisco traction IsEfegteI sold Al ga. rs4Lg
- Toy - an1-"@- tEtgu Farinr rights sold AZ
l-4rl fcr 100" saag'S- G-="nT Consolidated con
Der sold Il -.NE-sa-G-n FOR 50 shHrrs Ten
shares - standard oil sid AZ c.. Sall.Irl Air
Lie common sold A. -n1H. fr -. AMI 10
sga,s II the uT'ieT'7i >ufi at a.. A. old lot
ui American 'In -4wuau sold ~ 10 ana =
small lot u the gr.isTEed AZ 5.E.
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Pensions for sorthue.teruer..

EisFGLL!r SPECIAL
Washington. July Pensions have been
lows.
Msseurl-Jamcs y Cgo'ev. dead. Mount No
ri1. 81 Fr~aS ~ u7ISIIss. Clinton. s.: Georgs
Hsa,.d. .. joan u Miller. sfoutI hSSno Ss:
,'l > samuel irn-e.. SKidmo-e. Ssi. Jer0fns
Li'-'' . A1-Httils.nS. 81: cares Rice, CIarks-
S.aE de- 80. JsttSG, st'' Slattnsw
,sHl.a hgnry - Lnl.s. 81: Caroline v. Walk.
AshaEsa. Laeas 9 Milan. subrosa. So: Elihu
o. JH.'ir., GrtFctte. s.: James i. Webb,
III i-.sicrt = JSciis. MliIyilr "a Jos.ph
!N"'..ta, Pore. s. William Kennedy. BioSminE-
l..v $50 - Aflsis.n. NneitL. So An
DO edward kIHyrl"r. lJsh.iI.. Sc. Richard
Sg-E..y. 9.ter~' ard Sal1rs' Home. Quincy,
~..--i2 u hTt"L!nE. NnsaNaH. ST.: Daniel
tia...t.r 81. ,n-i il. wocdtGcE. V.ytm!hx
a.. AF-a - sgumsrs Gc~ss,;. 81: francis
a1S.a ~ i, 'aa1d Peyan: s.; Nickel welsend'
n Bent ki'EUge4; 81. Arthur \. PAYNE. Ivan
N-r-n. Fs5e.g I. 9, FTaass Il EllS,l6it6li. 5 deSa
Sargi- :e-tn9 ss !. aImirMtain. ifiSS gfSs.
a. J. calhoun. Bloomington. s.. cynthia
~. L.Egra > Losher. Bonnie. 81. Martha [.
ia,'srl-JsE II. .Esss. FranEli7. ST.: Jacob
tlsIi. i,crI'Hd. =: AsxaaasI Iawde, soldiers
F-Ese,on 81 Elisha ntIipgs. NationsI
81: iiurum r. MrIikin. Franklin. S7: Josiah
ruia yrT --t-gst- fT.Irc C-,~f.y i,SVi' ~
IsrF Nal N,tioH4I Home. CRANK.
"".H steele. Decatur = Riley q. King. 'a-
Gegss Esiisv Anaes 81: John =.
So. ssI'" ~. N~wgesyh. = Martha Herns.
07,Hgrr. Nrna n c'iSgne. crosS Plains Rir
rsn5- ilaa.r. So: carrie FiSkIn. Peters
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cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

vTTEsT-"ash MarEer-Receip-s SsII7 SKIS
ard i-c cars local an . cars through Ry sam
side. 80. . RED Al t-EfSc v. and sslgc =. side.
No Z a. t--EE6-. rejected AZ 6sI 80. 10 Ertds
Al to- miEad 10. 3 a. CSC: Skis. IN elevator. No.
old red winter No. , Nebraska hard at 5=c and
No Q spring IT &c.
C0R&-Cash Siarket-ReceIpts Il ears local
~ Ggsc +. and ". side No. 3 al &c = and
tsGEi1c W side. No. : at Gle r. side: No . yAl-
low a. exc and No. } yellow Al Csi.c Z : de-
10 8 white At 6s-c, and No. ; white AZ or
OAT-Cash Narket-Rsceipts q cars local and
p cars through. BY sample celvcrei-Nc. . At
.>lfc for new and 51-r for old. running 10 vh te:
10. 4 at s6izE She for new. No. q white a 5s..
NJ at ~5tizs5,c. and No 4 IT J+g5Sc for Old.
RARLET-Ar SC.
FLANSEED-Earlv arrivals OF p-im. new seed
roninal al &-4I per hu. No receipts yet. Country
holders report bids 81 SlS7 for OLD.
FDOTR-QuO-atiCus on new wheat fC- car lots
trk-: Patents s. 40rS.i5: ~straiEn-s At S3SsI5-A.
extra fancy S3-lHE3-.9: clear 2.5T1. cd lJ- 2Rc
psr Dbl. hiFher, and soft winter in Jute SKIS. S.Sl
22-75. hard winter in iute SKIS ss.f7E2.S0 Tor
clears. Eo@-15 for Et~aichtS. &.a5E3.E for pat
snts: spring whea- patents S3-sJI3.9 IN bulk:
.BRAN.At about sc to sOc: at mill about CSC;
J FL~oUR-JohbinF at ST.. IL el,.. and s34
CoRNNfEAL-Citv usal Z. Q. D.. s5.i5: rearl.
Eits and hnminy S2.5n.
~HAY-Recelpts 43 tons local. 90 tons through:
Othy az yI51 - Tor choice. zrF st. l=l fr 40.
I: SlLEaTl2 % for No. 2: low grades s7ag. clover
mixed STau: clover. No. !. NiIl-. No. : SSHioS,:
prairie this side at. No l SN5eTs; No. . S7pS:
sTRAw-wheat ct s4R4.B: cat a, IS: rye a,
LEAD AND sPEBTER-Lead at :. to ;4e5
WHISRy-At SlSL
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-. a. o.. 10 $50
...gi vcsSs. VI IL - ouis a mca,Is,- sup
IIy. t.~ Trsspt- IEIEuatHE u' Or. ".'-5 49,
va IN gIsuty sEa ousruEs averaged Uc.tr-
tasu Tor u.rt a TaU'h- r'a.'N TIE tAti' S4tis
being Saad H'-s tnat I'g.a--i = ~ ~ h.ts
c:s. yrfg heaIish and 3. .ntri t. a. nuS,ntss ma
orrn slow. AMI Al - um- dadnS the aay "Ss
t.'Gias a'NN- -, Svs- t..-
i.Nsi. anil very SLOW and auIl even a. tn d
srr.yais. had u h. held Over.
i-.ir 10 r5ot Egavy hsss. 20 lbs. ayerlsc and
-gbrS - n. =, no. - 5 srgs-st th- uC.S At
~ s.. 30: heavy Guns Al Es-5as--5. fai- %
anu tie uuik q the g'ss ABOVE L. lrs s"ii o.
3..7yq5.sl against a top OF %lS ami The bat"
sIEEr-A GOOD mo5e-lte slagly o. sheep wsg
sspGstr,i. ana a small supgIv q IN sheep;
TIE market oIsast s't,n s ana Sctt'-I anI az.
-tt.E. pnIs-. ana before tn mask { cI.~,d mc7t
Sf.r.fsy II vgS agoIt the u-st market from tn
ssIel sIee a. q Tor tTo W-vks Buyers were
AMI faT stu!i sod almost a. quickly as the
ter on's. Err s;o,."r tFac, remains quiet -
rat- 20 So asrh- s'.l At EGs.so. the bulk
al yfIS..I. D.l laurs a. 81. mutton sheep al
~ ll.f. -. st.,.,ss 90 3 glG BUCKS A. ye|
40 ma;kst was g4.,t f6r ih- reason that ~.
TT-rirgS Nyr. carried over and no auction vas
held. III. quality 20 ta- offerings was also N>iy
god. Rivers raI not tGE e. operate 20 --.'r'-
sale. and as -, day was enc OF few develop
-EEs. us indication was. therefore. given e.; t2s
t-rrf Il trade quite q Few buyers are ON th-
market. hut the number 10 10 the present. Lsy
has ~; been az lsr-e As Last week. This. how
rv.-. u,av not le any criterion % how the market
v.l rule. for the regular Eastern demand Is
cool. and sh1uic the offerings prove uU u the
p-opar standard in thu ring. the demand Viii
urrI ably APPEAR as rcaGy-
Horse quotations
-bIlt. To extra. SGsIiS- C~nunks-L.s - 10
- lbs. fsl= - good. $3.50. EuoG to -h'Ice.
.s--ffA. coach hor-ss ant CuHs-Ealr o. god
sIssIIs5: choice - extra. S0G50. Horses for the
Srrfh-Suatl. i-ht ~ .e.S- lar O. 60 -r SnfGIs
rS5ier 20 extra. sATD. Southern drivers. h-gr.
= S.0d. gafG1. c-oiCa to extra. SigUE..L E.li-
49, driv-r-Fair 10 good. tssfJllJ. Ch''C- 10
80. -l-5gi5a- Snfdlers for southern use-Fa.-
- ggll $3.50. choice to extra. slrrI1Gs. fa-Cy
rsfisl and SeW York satdlsrS. Si5SaJu- IT,
fe..0r h0rse-C,ur-on small plugs. GlESf: heavy
v-gYE pings. SfcG6-
WS-ifart-t sh0wai vcr- active symptoms
aignx dealer rsE Monday. There were several
h.pvSrS from thc south anu East. some % whom
b uvrt Icel-Ts and sCne big ucl,es. hut e.
whatever rurpnse they were bought the as
yr.-e l1.-er thln save dev-!onei IN Seve.al
weeks The -me rUElit On existed in the TCes-
dav market. most u TIE dealers having Inquire
YrIr1 one source or other. The consequence 81
TIE comlission market has been that the move
rlsnt has assumed 4 quicker and generally firm
- tCas. sellers report p stronger market. coupled
With the fact that arrivals us decent quality
have sold readily u arrival
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New York. July 2-ErEs-Rece!r'S so-iav IL
o. .LE- aG..H WIS 4 E.-rHTs I'd. EEa EsaE-
such a. buyers wanted. and f'r surh stock ss-y
Iult prices were n-tcs. but receivers were luAted
VITA gnnl- that were handsome ia Appearance
and well handled. but caLli,i. weak and heated.
and 10 effect sales a Wii- and irregular range q
prices resulted Inc bulk % the business ~
regular ~EackiuEs WIS al lFuisc for = =upi 10
prime run Of Central WeSts=n- Regular packing
gods from S~outhe.ly AMI south 'esteru sections
sold at about lC. under which demand slack As
TIE weather Is such as to cause "a rapid dr'cTi0r-
alton Of stock - this sort storage srrlA s.-m.
but tie business was only with regular tsaIe
anu Tor I4lnIl-- marks S'rsu4-. Ha.I-S ana
checks were dull: quotations unchanged.
Chicago. july --ESEs n-ms GcSa Sc Ter
DO.
Kansas city. No. July e.-EEEs steady: f..sh
Missouri and Kansas s;oyE IA dlz. loss 81.
eases returned.
Philadelphia. Iuly .e.-E=ES steady: fresh near
by lsr. loss ~: Gr. Western is-sr. loss CG- De-.
Southwestern lsC. loss u1. DO. southern lJGlG-,
loss or
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Local grain markets reacted sharply yesterday Many traders who sold short Monday
recovered heir lines In thsth eyw were encouraged by the news which. like that received
late in the previous sezon. was distinctly buIEh. Weather predictions were for rain
through the South and Southwest and crop reports were less encouraging than they
have been recently. Receipts were not up to the average Of the last few days and while
the quality Of much of the wheat received was such as TO cause al leasing on in the cash
demand the bLMsh character Of the speculative inquiry was never doubt While trad
yngv was at no line heavy, buyers had the all
Corn was all but neglected. though the few sCs made were on a higher basis Re
capts were Hhta and selling orders we're scarce. There vas i better outside cash ad
export demand
sept wheat opened unchanged md closed sc up
Sept corn opened unchanged ans closed SC up
Sept oats closed Sc up
Receipts Of produce were uodeatea and PRICES for fruits and vegetables were generally
strong
There was n sharp bull movement in local securities with Transit IN te. lead on the
up+w.
Yesterdays hank Celdn=s were #SSGu; balance. HIGsH Discount rates were
soGdy between = and 6 per cent
spot cotton vas I6 lower in the local market
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Provisions.
ITUNTNNUUNs
Pork-New standard sI7.22lsarT.ssM per bbl in

Pork-Nev standard &l7.22IsaI7.s2l5 per Dbl. in
n jobb!nE way
Lard-Choice steam z. side 10. 22Izc per 10. IN a
3oebing way; kettle-rendered at I-4ll%c-
Green HamS-ln car lots T. O. b. +. SldS- Hams
-lO-av; At 12c: l. and I6-av. He: lSGe0s at
1zc: skinned hams. I6-av. and 1sQ2os at l2.sc.
@G2As at l2zc; New York shoulders at SIC.
From the block. del.-Run-of-hUuse hams Al
~ bellies at lie to 12isc; California sisc:
New York shoulders at SC.
p ) Meats-To arrive: AG5o-av. cured cribs
held at 70 Dd11-S7i-c. tt-lb. ay. at 10. SIC c. l.
(. Bxd- lots IN a jobbing way ranged: Extra
short and cribs 10+GIc; short clear uAc: bel
lies u%c: standard backs at Ike. Dealers
l0kc.
Bscon-Bxd- s c. meats IN a iobbins way
ranged: Extra short and cribs at ] tTIITsC:
short clear l2isc: bellies at I1[c: Standard
backs al IKE, plates lJizc: fat backs a. Ike.
Dealers charge higher on orders. breakfast bacon
az lSzc for heavy TO l5c FOR light: hams at ISE1
1oAc.
Country at SkTerEc.
Country B~acon-Sides at Sc.
~aa1oEESteady; prime country, No. / at &c;
Slso SteaTine-QuUte a. 80,
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Houston on stock Sales.


Houston. Tex. July Cuisines n oil s,ocks
To-Day showed . decided Improvement ovS- M
a. s'N-tal days. both IN the number and size
Z. tH- tfaHsIctuDS- Pr.ccs continue TO ger be--
ter and Ine prospects are that values win b
tClly L.aiatais-t.
Sales; ~Ansl9-American. 1000 at nc, 100 at 81
t'' At 80. lou at SIC. Beatty. 5000 at Ike.
St,.'H!als -uG Mechanics. 400 at lLc: DrIllera.
~. tfCi.Cy Petroleum and Gas. . at 1850
G.'is- ~ GaIse1tGu. ~ At D.: NJ. X. e = %.
T. Im9ut, 90 at lee: san Jacinto on Rehninr
sii rank car Company. loo AZ TI,r. Victor
s az la.c. $3.50 at lfsc: International, 6tpo
z is' erWar-A american. 20 at &c: Continental
~ at be, G'.ssr % Galveston. loo at l7c:
rs. ~ az s.. Manhattan. 30 at sc: Seaboar&
SaI Jac'utO Oh. 10 at I1c.
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Receipts and shIpmcn


Oats had an uptuTn largely IN sympg-
thy With wheat ana corn. IuIy Cpe.OuS We're
Jet alone most of the dIy. ALTHOUGH prices
JUmpe. from tic to b.c ana closed &C higher
al b'C. Thereby indicating tnat the deal IN
tnsS ,puou WIS not quite dead. sept.
started weak on increased receipts al
su'u weather, selling as low a. &c. Shots
wanted the stun. however, ana tlu the
price TO a strong csuSc. lHA.sc up At Size.
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat.
lSj cars. cora. ~. oats. -; hogs. SEQ D. .a4.
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81. Louis Cot,nn w,rEct.

IIt'~ IHI NTII0'I - = :. H-I-W WHIte-
G4lIEs N--r-
N-w uIIsar9-SP"c market steady. quote mild
ciIug~ o llfa. sales SO a4ITS
RECEIPTS az yrir.'raI Ts.rts.
Galveston. - ial.e-
Sew Orleans. rs
S1-I-uaa. I.H. ara.ast -sI-
N.-fs.k. go. AGAINST -.
Hsa~-Da- rg-
Memphis. ..
The net receipts A. all United states Ports s-
i'-. DAY Wrf" - holes - AGAINST So bGi-S
W'rE Arh ans l+-fl ~ year - exports -
80. cas- against E5L1tG.
- L0lis Gzrr.slu~g statement.
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Stool of Grain IN Store.
u

Rutterscarce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
Extra &c: d-Sts 2OC: seconds lsGl9c. Dairy
Extra ISGlstc. hrsts I0qlaLzc; grease A. Ladle-
packed-ENtra Isle: frsts IKE. Country-ChOice
I4c: poor to fair 19dl2c.
receipts at lSisGl5c- Receipts
1858 pkgs. ana 1888 through; shipped L2I0 pigs.
cheese>Jobbing: Twins at lie: single nAc;
dairies ulzc: Y. A lli&c: long horns lac Lin
burger l0alo-c. lOglIc; No. . ia
GI5c. Brick L-EIsc.
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and Rn.In.
beaumont OH stock Sales.

- LIN" u NVINL-
Beaumont. Tex. July The call on the
StHcN Exchange to-day wds wholly featureless,
stocks showing neither strength nor Weakness
n. demand was oaly Jar The Dividend Com
PAW has declared its thi.d dlvL!enl Announcing
Tay uoat - : Der cent on August 20.
S1l's. so shares Independence at &c. $500
share Cold Eagle at lc. ~ shares Manhattan az
y. 1000 shares A~uEi1-Americsn at 3s.c. ss 500
shares Dividend n Ic. 1000 shares Globe atlc,
A-lft S5d-ts ". X q T. 1t los. - shares Silver
L.T- 90 $50. 800" shares Do. at l0c.
OIL GuGtat.uns unclaimed
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SOUTHERN CATTLE-CuIrauttne cattle re-
csiptS were liberal. there being les ears c-c.a!n-
Tax SD head. against % cas- and S--ef head list
TE-=s1s and i' cars uuI $50 head twn weeks
ago Cows were IN good supply and tr1!r l-sIct
stead. hut tse close wzS around q dime lover.
both IN ,laaerS and killers There w"~s Few
bulls. and under good early competition f1,y
sold strong. hut then lat. business Va weak re
calves we're IN pretty good supply. hct zeal
grri ones ws-- Eaafr-- Trade was only 7.-sIv
On hest 10 aruIuI So per head lower ua tie rr-
ua.Edcr. Fn,irc steers wee scarce AMI those.
reEathsr vlsrg tre LHrf GRADES. Uurgal Ns-" suE
ard bat N.tIe business was transacted Early the
lEut a.l medium weights moved better a0.G sd
cru-rslIv steady On the early market. H-t t1r
late business EaS a SHADE lover. UuNirS The
general tr.Gg or AL cases steady Co q tEus
I.w.-. SCrlc arrivals were too late fo- The raa.-
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Hides.

prv steady Dry .iut--svaz heavy TFzc:
Ties a,era-e 80. FALLEN Ia &c: naive and
--.a.Sae --. $50 r native 1a-r. No = native
~. lac; uDlZa;a 10. -AgU joe. guIs 0- glue &C.
sE-sa..-a-E'E-a h'-vy re. round .=ht lglsc:
ss...l No. L-.H. saL;-s NJ. . lose. HCrSe hid.
d SOC. GrUau-saIt-G-I:1un -: selected No.
! &c selected W. = tz4c. part cured !" less
Urru-eG j. Ter a. less tful J. Ter 10. les than
naw hides Horse No. ! So: horse No. : 81.
uleLEs less.
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Is to lSis hands. bulk q sales ...- l-5.sJ to If-uJ
The GTst line Dt quotations IN each class IS
calculated 10 Represent the tll rang. from
common 10 extra Dealers. however. often Class.-
Il SupertatiNv buEcLUs aA tuF<t Tor buyers.
which sometimes sell considerably above the
llsntSt gu4r.tlUuS. The second .sue u quota
tiuns sigEirss tu- bulk q sales and generally
represents the various classes as ttgy are sod
On the commission mG.Svt. l44re ~ les mixed.
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- 81 mERErTcs

WEAKNESSES ASP iIF:RE71cs
/. SIS
St0~Errs and FeFd---R.caip-S - stn~k--s and
feeders were ruIv fair. both in number AMI
qrnllfv. The Fe-ani wa uNisrata IN al ac-
counts ara u-3~s1 were ma NV st=adv- Thee
Vas some demand so= bulls aad hgif-rs al steady
prices.