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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New Y9Ei: Aug; 2-F,ouT..Receipts y, 52s bb's;
t exports asa Is : :s5 P6ls xin mark ps,e Tss s mode oasi: 4i, ier
stTsights s$,5oa5. 80 MInnssota natents %.ssa
-four duIi; sales so bbls fair to good is,ga5 -:
low w. 20 ms $, 3: city SD: Brandyuiney ss:4Fs
$50. Rye steady: No. 2 Western 65tc f. o. ,.
a anGat' f st9fS S &c C. { {. +. hun faF l %6ea FaT'sy
SeiptsS So 200 bu; exports i2o4h hi: SPOT firm;
?. b aaoat; No ! Nprtssrq Duluth si%e Z 2.
Northwest receipts, taTx Of a decreasing SOUTH
wheat ruled hrm to-day. with OFFERINGS light The
closing was firm ct *9.sc net aavsnce; Ma:
closed T47sc: Dec. x 1i-1sa77i i5-isc. closed 74Ic''
C~orn-Receipts $500 bu.; excorts 17.fos. SIT
There wa was l : a strong demand To- cern.
chiefly from Sept. shorts. based on small CHI
market re cIossd firm Trn gTd ha7.c not hfTher; MAJ
&c: Dec. closed 4sslc. Oatg-Nereipts 27.0l bu.
s sFRoT Il. 90 ! white Sp; s SSdss So" va. > No White 90 &C! NJ srt "
r-ixad Western sc: trk- white Western and white
tive. ard sd*ancinr with corn. and tn" ssarc Hf
shorts Hey firm: shipping 65H7oc: good II cho-c.
2sGsss: faS6 176iac: I'd: saiSe; Pscds cl at.
1901. 2l92izc: I1o r1a1Sc: oIds [a15c Hide;
to q lbs. 1sc: Texas dry. q 10 70 lbs. ia.
Leather firm acid So. t MS1I q1T 1ta,s d e
3d. 30: beef hams s22@2E; packet si4.5oa15: citv
india mess S1lG24. cut meats steady. Dck q !
picked hams 12d121zc; Lard steady: Western
steady: Continent 81. q; South America 81 -;
compound So %. Pork quiet: family $50. -:
shcrt clear s19d2I n: mess ss.504ls 80. Ta'I9w
dull and steady: city G2 per pkg exc; country
prime crude nominal; do. yellow 4sG4shc Rict
Arm: domestic. fair to extra, 4ZG5kc; Japan
4Ns95c. Mclasses steady; open Kettle. good 10
ChIcag Aug. z-Cssh: Flour easy; winter pat
ents 81 eGG3. 20: s~.ra!ghts s}.1063. 30: cIears s2s)T
4 "a. snring snacfals 81 2s0i.30: patents 81. son
SIS: strsiFhts sG5: 81, wheat-No 2 sr-ing I'm
low; sIl.c. Oats~No. s5d55lzc: No. 2 white ssa55c.
Rye-No. 2 521zc. FI-xse.d-No. ! H4s: NJ. 1
Clover-contract grade s.55sH. P.ovt-ions.
lbs. s1o.s5d19s71L; sort RIBS side. doo-.0 500
Gf0.55: dry-saIted shoulder 1sxHh ss-i2,z@9 %;
basis Of highwines. 81
SesLe: Dec. s4llc: essh Nc 2 nard sass: No: 3
: s2aes1Zc. Cnrn1Sent. az: DEE. arc: cash No.
2 mixed 5sk@sIc Nc: White si9s1c: No. 2 5Ha
Hay-Choice timothy Seai1: do. p-airie ss..aT.
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= n; The sunshine from cInsinnati arrived
q empties passed up at 5 O'Clock this morning.
the morning on her way to St. Louis.
Memphis Tenn. Aug. a.The river here stands
hours All the local packets due .1 N .1e a i1ii,rdi
on time. The Sam Clark with a tow Of empty
the Ohio River. The alees s'f sTo1 up ff from e New %; 6 Dor
at isass a. wit" NJ for g t ~. & en Rsy.S e0a Rss,P passed up
to-day were i bale cotton.
Chester. ILL.,. Aug. 2-Down boats: J. N. Rscht-
R Iast n ass os Grey a b. : ias at P 7 g. m. cs cofans e .s' :
a n. Up; city Of ssetneid at .. m: Columbia.
- :; M M Due Due g as9 CAPE p a eI IA dssBo. ssd and cs.s .ss:
ct e7sn spd T6 NOT; G n IrS. a fsIl 81 5 Of a foo.
!; n noI S : s No a. soS : a; M ;1 Exporter up az ; 2
down at 1:so "a a. m. Chester aa dow sown A. at n 5 J d M s1 rs
gauge reads is.s feet and falling. weather cisas
tsonary. Clear and hot.
Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 3-River 10 feet. ana
Plttsbure. Pa. Aug s.-River 7.s feet. falling
f fsss y Issh Sy.' o Aug s.ll s:- J FEE, f I ines: f s.Iss;
iockp. II feet. Cloudy: warm.
Cincinnati O. Aqs a-River 1As feet; sta
ln Tssel, ssfiilng W cloudy yal A saa hot s5aHlvsr . feet .
Es aist : s5s Es ssi:. in. ~ Es s sFliy sss', Hss Sc ' sas
Cairo. Ill. Aug. The river continues falling.
The gauge reads rs feet. showing a fall. Of g
Of a foot IN the last "a hours Weather fair and
warm. The City of Clifton arrived at ia a m.
from st. Louis and departed Tor the Tennessee
River at I a. m. with a good trip The Stacker
Lee. the new Lee Line beat. arrived at 2 D. m.
from Memphis and cleared for st Louis at 4 ..
m. The Sunshine arrived from Cincinnati at 9
D. nj. with a big trip She departed for Memphis
q. ! p m. CAPTAIN M%cJntyrs Who is in charge
cinnati trade for the past Twenty-Five ye.rs. q
making his last trip in that service. and viii
take charge of the City Of Savannah. the new
ST. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Company
boat. The City of Savannah Is Just on the dock
and Is still aground at Liberty Island. about ten
mfIfs above Paducah. She VI BE Put in the
she Is released.
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Observation-Disclosures s1.5@1.ss per

Observation-Disclosures s1.25@1.s5 per 4
PEACHEs-Texas pecks 3ca4oc: 4basket crates
tSgsSc: liberia ssgSle; Alabama i-baskst crates
s5asoe: crates 5oa60c: Mississippi s-basket crate
Ia1.2o: Tennessee pecks 25a35c; crates 4odJc;
Illinois l5g2oc per h-bu. basket: homegrown
APPLEsnBaTEe lots green ssg2@; fancy 50:
P1LUaMsEWiid goose 4Sa4sc: ChicckssaW 25agoc:
Japan 45q56e per 3z-bu. basket: Damsons 75GsOc
'i PA CT I Rs't c6As HsTRih = Ear sta'f pears So
per box. Tragedy prunes s5cG;l. Burbank plums
sg FsAF sssiS i5d5SSs. s' gissaIRs sF L. s Cont. s ss'sss
aKSk 5TFAFFnERsnEssasss;' G g. per 2:Es s-sf Basket ss,s-
LEMoNs9cairernia en- trk.: Per boy. $50
big hishe to s sisiGg1 ss e 0 aE 1 fsRfyi Il sas} |GssDinS way
'' FtSEi TiT Ms1issa &, 5s go per crate.
BANANAs-Cn orders slde per bunch.
cocoANUTs-s2e5oGe5 per 1.oN: in toooins
PoTAfoEs@EarIy Ohio s2a37c per bu.; river
ccSSRsSGES.sla5 per ssl; on orders.
sTEiNG RE!hNst -fHSnn ss Enf sSas5e per bu.
GREEN ofPEPPERssHaome grow per 5ds75o per
sAU5ERKRAUT-New handmade $50 per 4
HnssE fRHHb5TsH-on orae-c 81 30 per Dbl.
sQUASH.Home-grown loaiec per bu.
EGGPJANT[Nr5bc per bu: box.
CARROTS-lJ020 c per doz. lunches.
KOHLRABI-ljn2oc per doz. punches. as TO
size.
KALE-Home-srown 1Od12c per box.
GARLIC-4G5c per 10.
MUSTARD GREENS-Home-grown i0c per bu.
box.
SPINACH-I5d25 per hi. box.
10000 per dog. punches.
GREEN CORN-iTsc Der dOz- for homegrown.
CJhBERS-Home-crown &c Der hu box.
SWEET POTAToEs-New 6Nd65c per k-bu.
basket.
BEETs-Home-grown :lc5aI5) per Dbl: 15g
2Oc peT doz. punches.
GTMBO-Home-Zrnwn i5G25c.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 15d2Gc per bu. box.
PEPPERS-iiOme-grown 45c per bu.
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Pork-New standard s1s.95a17.s5 per 100 lbs.
in a jobbing way.
jobbing way: kettIe-rendered at. mASi1lkc.
ar GEef rs H an =, 11,s car lot lots 1 & g b At Il i,s side :k Hami
hamg lss lSa2Ss. lslEei; 22g2ts a. 1zSc; New York
Block diesl.11iR1ngof-hoase hams at NC: bel
lies at lie 10 i3c; California &c; New York
D. S. MeatsNTo arrive. 45G5O-av. cured cribs
held at a .55c; 4g-ib. ar. at 0.SJc, c l.
short and cribs lfisanac: short citaT II1sc: be-
lies 115sc:. standard backs at I7sc. Dealers
Bacon-g1d: s, c: meats in a tobbing way
short h It,! clear ni. i2AG :. bellies ,elLe at a. 1 rs. s ia Hinc H beais
ers i- charge e4 higher on on orders. Breakfast bacon
al n,I isAe c 5GT 6 ; 1 sS i''se N d9F ! YoPk s sa5nT et is al
Country bsEd-c1helee at slsasMc.
e4 ~Tail &S. ) at &c! PT pneks ssgn Choice Ss at / sss: q sss's
G-reaseSsnaIi Irregular lots country: Brown at
s7se; yellow at fsc: white at 4sc. Packers stock
Frog LsszLarge s.5o; medium 81; small soc:
sh9fgI AL s5sG'e; thin ewes and bucks lHa2c;
vssIscGEsITm: choice heaxy SC: steady: We
f sa9sf: s Gnafie th ih5 al At s sI5sgee pe per H. ID h'Fe'ics'
Beef.on orders; ~Bbld:-Plate and Fulton Mar
at 1s1ze: tongues lsc per H.; insides 15c; knuckIes
Live Poultry = Heavy and ligh, hens at sc;
roEsters &c; spring chickens Fer b.. average re.
celpts Tic. Spring DUCKS al luc. Spring geese at
&c. Turkcys-Average receipts i2c for ole; spring
at 1sa2Oc- Ducks. &c. Live pigeons and squads 81
per doz. Geese 4hc.
Dressed ~Poultry-Scalded and undrawn, with
heads and legs on: Old chickens steady at I0-
spring chickens 12c; ROSTERS &c. Turkeys-Choice
,Game-woodcock IS per doz.; plover ,l.c5 pr
doz.
head. -
Fresh Fish-s'eady. Quote: sunfsh at &c: crap
Pie at SC for small to &C for large; bass lie:
dressed cat, &c; .%spoonbill cat &c; dressed bull
heads Sc; buffalo. gross. SIC: dressed buffalo
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BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. avg 2-co,ton-Futures closed
I.72c: Dec. 7;!3c: Jaa, 7;5?e; FEB. 7.75c; Marcn
do. Gulf !? s-lsc: sales i.er2 bales The market
mediately following the sall began to work up
ward on fairly active buying. led by more or Iezs
uneasiness on shorts: the demand from the bear
orator. who purchased Oct. and Jan. in large
blocks. The upward movement gave no sign Of
reacting until Aug. had passed s.3Jc. Oct. lite
and Jan. T.G2c- The Southern commission-houses
and the bulls were buyers of distant months
German houses and Philadelphia appeared to be
quietly gathering in Aug. contracts. Europe was
something OF a buyer. The chief factor prorn1tiny
the buying was fear that next Monday bureau
crop conditions would be bullish. SO far as
weather reports were concerned there was shown
that clear conditions exist over the Western beIt
while in the central and eastern sections showers
To hard rains have relieved the drought. More
oyer. the forecast was for continued fair weatber
In the East. but showery. unsettled weather clso-
where in the cotton country. An told the eli
matte reports were. much in favor Of shorts.
Trading in the local market was active ali the
forenoon
steady: Aug. SEAS 33c. Sept. 1921. Sc Oct
GAG. Nov. 1891. sc. Dec. 1891 Sic Ian 7 saG
7.5ic. Feb. LAc bid. March 1850 bid. Spot coz.
ordinary 7%c. low middIing SIC. middlinS s sis
good %riiddling S Bite. middling fair . s-Iec.
stock 81 .5S4.
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cash Grnin. FIour. Etc,

SAbh ron AO1Ae 8hS
wheat-Cash market-Receipts Is. 103 SKIS. and 40
new No. 2 at 6Sc and old turkey at Tc; new No.
8 Turkey at CSC and ordinary SIC: No. 1 at 6fG64c.
ana s4hG65iZc, East Side: No. at 5s4e2c, West
? red at CSC: No. 3 red at sc: No. 4 at SEC; re-
jected at &C; no grade at SOC.
Corn-cash market-Receipts j. cars local and
West. and Sc for No. 3. West Side. White No.
q at 63ge314e, East Side. and No. 2 at sc. West
0ais-Casn market-Receirts 3gT sks. and IS cars
local and II cars through. BY sample. delivered:
New No. 2 sold at Sog31c. West Side; No. 3 at
cbnoiee or white, and &c for white mixed, West
Side: No. 4 at CSC. EaE: Side; No. I white at 32c.
East Side. Old No. 2 white selling at SEC In bulk,
and No 2 mixed at soc; sacked.
RREEEELIENYS: Z at s 5S0u' So@'Sc'
FLAXsEED-In limited demand from crushers
At 1To MT p s6lp sn; TOR P Na receipts ls pt5 Yet yet. 10 Country aunt
holders report bids Of 81 81 for old.
on new wneat lor 81 81, ..
trk.: Patents g ;2g1S.2o: straights 81 Sy:o2HSaaS
per Dbl. higher. and soft winter in Jute SKIS; 81 50
62.s0: hard winter in jute SKIS. at s2soG2.O for
clears. Sa5.15 for %straights. S3:25a3; 20 for pat
about 75c to 7sc: at mill about 7sG
RYE F~JoUR-JobbinE at 80. 10 in SKIS. and $3.50
coRNMEAL-city meal +. O.. b. ,s.os; pearl.
HAY@Receipts 81 tons local. 20 tons through:
shipped 2s1 tons. Prices z. trk. as follows: Tim
othy at SIC for choice: sll914.5o for No. 1; so
OH No. /; 3da.H1 No 2: prairie. new choice at
LEAD AID siPELTER@Lead at s.s7h to .ao5.
WHISKY-At 81 a.
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MISSOURI RIVER.

Receip;s-wheat 127.3D bu.; corn "a. 400; oats 90
C91. Shipnents-Wneat 1J.. 400 bu-: corn 300:
Liverpool. Aug. 2.-Close: Holiday in grain mar
Pork-Prime mess. Western firm. Ss 81. Hams
Short cut. u to 10 lbs. quiet, 59s. Bacon
Cumberland cut. 20 to 80 lbs. dull. JOS; short ribs.
10 TO "a lbs. quiet. COS; long clear middles. light.
81 to - lbs. quiet. SIS Cd; short clear backs. 16
TO 20 lbs. quiet. SIS Cd: clear bellies. "A to 10
lbs. steady. 62s Cd Shcul1ers-Square II TO u
lh:... quiet. As Cd. Lard-Prime Western in ties.
Butter nominal. Cheese steady: American finest
$50: do. coIored 49s. T~allow-Prime city steady,
2ss. TurpeItine spirits Gaiet. 3s Sd. Cotton-seed
oiI-HuIl refined. spot steady. z5s I'D. Hops at
London CPacihc CoasU firm. Is. Linseed oil quiet.
32s Cd. Petroleum-Rehne dull. sac. Rosin-
Toicdo. O.. Aug. when dull. firm: cash
7tI.c: Sept. Tic: Dec. 724c: May 744c. Corn
dull. strong: cash &c: Sept. 574c: Dec. 42c. Oats
dUiI. strong: new sept. S3S4c. new Dec 3il.c-
Cover-seed dull. steady Oct. s5.15. Prime alsike
Miwaukes. Wis. Aug WHEAT higher Close
Sept. T2I5c. Rive steady: No. ! sec. Barley nrm:
No. . 65aG5c: sample y1d6Gc. COrn-Sept. 56fsc.
hard 75Ec: n. > Northern 71a4c: No, i Northern
49, sept eE-zc: Dec. 61Ec. Oats-Sept. 31Ac.
Peoria. Aug. Corn firm: higher: No. 3 SIC.
Oats ar. sLIar: 40 , white 35'7H3sc trk. Whisky
on the hsT!a Of s1-$l I2s finished goods ,.o
Liyerp9oi AussJ4T Tbs imports Of wheat into
Atlantic Do:ts 5000 from Pacific and 1900 from
other ports There were 10 imports of corn from
Atlantic ports during the week. The Cotton Elk
Minreapclis. Aug. 2ICIose: w~heat-sept. e7@c:
Dec. scEx6s6%c: on trk- No. / hard 11%c: No. 1
Northern 75t.c: No. : Northern 72Ic. Flour
az: first clears ga 10; second clears 81. 20. Bran
IN bulk Si4.
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FRISCO SYSTEM
5.4565. SIC: Dec. 5.5an5 SIC: March 5 55d5.6oc: Ma.
5.6OG5. &c: June 5.e5S5.Hc: July 5.10c-
Dried Eruffs.

s.sS@s. sc: June 5's565.Sac: july SOC.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug. 2--Eraporated apples are
still IN limited supply but larger s aTTiVa aGer ar
Common to good are quoted at saloc: prime 81
d aise' Fumes eh0 Continue IN eif falrfS a aah ian With az hold Old.
ers disposed TO- demand slight sdysn sxs7s On Ger
ali grades. Ipricots are in good request. p5rt'cu-
lazy for new fruit Prices are arm at recert
and in bags at sashc. Peaches are W thout
at 12a16c. and unpeeled At 3d101zc-
Bank of SPANS Report.
Madrid. Aug. 3-The report Of the Bank ot
spafn for the week ended Yesterday shows the
GoId IN hand. Increased 227.ooo pesetas.
silver in hand decreased as 90 reseias.
Notes in circulation. increased $4,000 pesstas-
Gold was quoted yesterday at $3.50.
Petroleum.
New York. Auo. 2-Pet-oIeun, stea1v: reaned
New York 81 o. Philadelphia and Baltimore Is
OH City. Pa, Aug, Credit balance. 8, 2;
runs, Aug. 1. 15. 1893: average s2.Sss.
Dry Goods
New York. Aug. 2--The dry goods marke.s to-
day failed ~ sn to d srins m Sgs any ny h fss T rsa1aI pri 81 mo Te-
main firm; a large rumber of buyers are ex,
6 Fssm t5 Si1h oh the b ssFInninf I. Of .1 1ss es" to pe sisaa anS
improve.
The Metal Markets.
New York. Aug. z-Domestic metal market. TO
day were not active and prices were practically
tie ciose Yesterday. Copper ruled nuie, and stead,
With standard J., s gsT,, to Noy;, gg2ted At ss sn iSs e
ard casting 81 sSali IS Tin als1 ruled dull.
with s seSt 50 i nGg9s- ~ and t 1SeI,e TsT ganI, but ct o uEs
at 5i9c. Iror prices were unchanged and the gen
eTal tone Of the market steady.
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Stocks of Grain In store.


Butter-scarce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
Extra 21c; first I9c: seconds 17aisc. Dairy
Extra 1sc: hrsts lie; grease &c. LaGle-packed-
Extra 1sc: first lie. Country-Choice 12c; p0or
~ fair Sn1lc.
receipts 13I5d14Izc. Receipts 1.2i9
pkgs. local and 90 through: shipped 1864.
cheese-Jobbing: Twins at lie; single utc;
diaries 11&c: Y. A. 1IAc: long horn 12hc; Linn
burger 1q11hc. swiss-Choice 1sal7c; No. 2 12h
GI3c. Brick lIiZql2c.
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Wool.
Fruit. and yege,,h,..

The Republic quotations are for car lots IN
on orders are charged higher. Us
G~RAPES-Noore's early 55dsoc per crate: Ives
and white k0650- Delaware 81. Is per case. home
grown Hartfords e5470c per k-bu. tbasket.
WATERNTIONS-Fai- TO rhoioe xaIS fa 49,
Il per 100. Wv
observation-disclosures z5a45c nor u
bu.: Dewey gem 7Sc per crate; Illinois iSaa1c
per t5-bu basket
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native supply Lighf-Beef Trade yom-
inal-Hogs Close Lnver

NATIVE CATTLE-Onerinss In the native A.
vision included some late arrivals Friday. bu, the
total was small. though fair for Saturday Trad.
was mostly confined to a butcher trade In west
ern cows and was reported steady. connie
loads OF calves were not d-spoaed Of. owing to
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC

SFEOIAD-
New York. Aug. 2.-Live poultry-The receipts
for the week were 16 cars Western. 6 Southwest
ern and : Southern. with fully five more by ex-
press. against IS ears last week and 20 cars
previous week. Quotations unchanged. Dressed
for the week. 3 s43 pkgs. There
was no surplus Of real choice fowls and such
wee held at i3lEc. hut most Of the fowls avail
able did rot SHOW quality TO exceed I3c. and lat
ter represents most Of the business. with market
cleaning uD slowly. Afvices to hand for the
first of week were more free on fowls. while there
was a slight falling of On sprineers and feeling
slightly easier. Quotations remained unchanged.
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Hides.

Dry steady. Dry nirt-Texas heavy 1:Ac.
TEXAS average ,l3%c; fallen 13a1Slzc;. native ami
l2c. Light weights 12c: bull Ice: cuIls or glue 7c.
Dry-salted-Round heavy 12c; round light I0Iac
sslted No. ! i2hc. sailed No. 2 I6isc. Horse hide
.-,Dry 55c-. Green-salted-western TIC; Southern
&c, selected No. l Sc: selected No. 2 &c: mart
cured nc less; uncured Ic per lb. less. Bull IL
per ID. less. than COW hides. Horse No. / s2.;5:
morse No. 2 l.25: uncured less.
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The Metal
RIVER NEWS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Paducah. Aug. 3.-River gauge reads 90. The
City OF Clifton from 81. Louis arrived at : O'Clock
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Con RAD Bic Bin GER,
3l3 OLIVE ST.
BONDS, STOCKS AND SECURITIES.
GRAINS FAIRLY STEADY
DESPITE LIGHT DEMAND.
WHEAT ALONE SHOWS 4
LOSS.
Corn and Oats Are Firm on Out
side Speculative Buy
ing.

There was a better feeling in grain in
the local market Saturday. Though the re-
ceiDts were again on the decline, wheat
was under selling pressure and values at
the close were slightly lower.
~orr was in good speculative demand
throughout the short session.
Sept. wheat closed &c lower.
Sept. corn closed sc UP.
Sept. oats closed Nc up.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

st. Louis spot market quiet. Quote: Ordinary
TIC: good ordinary SIC: low middling 8 7-16c:
~Tniddling s Bic: good middiing . 1-I5c: middling
fair 9 Slice. Tinges and stains at I4TAc below
white.
Galveston-Spot market easy: middlings sac.
New Orieans-Spot market quiet: middling s
9-1ec.
Memphis+Spot market quiet: miGdllnE s Bite.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 80.
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The first line of quotations in each class Is cal
culated to represent the fuli range from common
TO extra Dealers. however. often classify super
lative punches taIl tops for buyers. which some
times sell considerably above the highest quota
tions. The second line OF quotations signifies this
bulk OF the sales and generally represents the
various classes as they are sold on the commits
sion market. more or less mixed.
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Ii. d D. S-Ws II
Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. Wash
inGtOn. Baltimore. Philade;-
ph.a and New York Express.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pits
burg. " ashington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast
Cincinnati Accommodation ...-
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
EaIg. ashingtUn. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited $500.
NinCennes Accommodation
Flora Accommodation $1,000.
Vincennes Accommodations.
West Baden and French Lick
SnriuRa via MonCu Route.
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EGGS.
SPECIAL.

New York. Aug. 2-Eges-Receipts for the
week 52.ol2 eases, The situation on April goods
stiN at a point that prevents business. and, OFT
side of a few small lots that sold at l9ha-9c
taken from the warehouse were placed b. the
owners to retail trade. Confidence in the future
ably based upon the high price of provisions.
Much Of the stock Of d.rties. checks and ordi-
dition was refused. exceI as cuIIs. at from go
a case Up. considerable Of this cheap stuff beirg
use as a speculative experiment by a certain
class Of dealers. No change IN quotations.
Chicago. Aug. Eggs easy: fresh lie per
Phradelghla; Aug, Eggs steady; fresh
fsaisc. loss of: do. Southern i5a17c. loss IN.
Kansas city. Mo Aus: Eggs steady: # 81
cases returned.
Butter and Cheese.
Sew YORK: Avg Dat d,, BE~utt;rEa12aReceipts 5,t2i
state r7S2oiZc: creamery. imitation 1siSai4ltc:
Weak 10 steady: fancy large. coiored and Whit;
sac: fsnc" small new Stale fu / cream. co:ored
a9 chIsss@; Aug s7 79g;.. butter %srt:, Vas
cG Pbiiadelphia. Aug. 2-Butter steady: extra
weriern creamery &c: do. nearby prints &c.
New York. Aug 2-Conee-snot Rio steady;
No. : invoice SIC: mild stsady: cordova sGlizc.
The market oPened Irregular with Aug, 5 points
unchanged TO : points higher. The depression in
telling. Later deliveries we're vigorously suppiied
by the syndicate brokers and by room bulls. All
Following the call near positions became strong.
with Sept. up 10 SOC Near the close weekend
sharp setback in some %positions, The market
was finally steady. with Oct. 3 points lower and
9 9tf TaI pen Mare u ef.ssa Ssas 70 ,n nc Pginss a higher a. rs g;
@.sc: Sept. s.@a5.Sc; Oct. s.Oas.ssc. Nov.
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RAILROAD Timetable.
ST. LOU IS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union Station.
DAILY. 4+Saiurday and Sunday
fDaiIy except Sunday. only.
1Suuday only. UExcept Monday
I=uUuTJ. y npfp ssD.iIv axcapr SATURDAY.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER.
MIyAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratics streets,
saily.l:i2 5:1i. $50 p m Except Sunday, !SH
SOC p m Saturday and Sunday oniy.u:H .. m.
SUNDAY 3niyhG =, "a: ~ q IN; s.,s "a.
:; m. Except Sunday. tos 81 7'41. SIS lo;as.
and Sunday onIy-11:l5 D. m Sunday only-S:22.
7:0s: s;13 a. m: 12:2s P. m
2:1z. SIS. z:12 p. m Except Sunday s:15 ee4.
77O2. s:1+. s:2s. 1919 a. m: 3:z3. IS. 7:iz. s:5
I2:1J. SIS. 800. 1870 a. m; Sunday and Monday
only-12:15 a. m. Except Saturday and Sunday
Leave Madison. daily.1:15. All. s:oz. !:i1 p d:
EXCEPT Sunday-5:19. 6:c9. 71e. SIS. s:az- 1919.
a m: s:2T. $40. s:zi p. m. Saturday o~nly-i2.7e
D. m. Sunday only-12:eo. SEQ. Sos. 1906 q. M
Sunday and Monday only-12:0 a. m
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New Orleans. IS.
Savannah. IS.
Charleston. 4ST.
Norfolk. I562
Houston. 40.
The net receipts at all United STATE ports fer
one day were 2.S15 bales as against 2.7S5 bales 4
week ago and ISIS a year ago; exports 3 995 bales.
against 1854 a year ago: stocks. COS. 12s. as
against 10. 2g3.
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALHAN
JHIO RAILWAY.
Depart Anive.
f.2 am $40 pm
$50 am S:S pm
800 noon s:S pm
t4:9 pm s:x an
I1:3o pm T1 ara
sos pm 500 am
"a .. m Arrives
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NJ, X. & 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
willie. Sedalia. Fort Scott,
Indian Territory and Texas
Express
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. CAL
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritOry and Oklahoma Flyer.
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RIG FOUR,

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Expree----.-------
New York and Boston Limited
knickerbocker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Nation ard Alton Accommo-
cdtion
Boston. New YORK Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ExJress..--------.---
Alton-LSaves 1000 a. m. Is
IS 90 a. m x5 T. m.