davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc,


wHBAf~Cash -Market-Receip;s % cars local
and 6 cars through. Sales of new No. 2 delivered
at &c to 34c W. side; No. 2 at 2sc E. and sG9s2o
No. 3 white at Soc w. side; no old sold.
M~arket-Receipts 2s.5s5 SKIS. and
E9 cars local and 6 cars through. BY sample de-
lvered, No. 2 red sold at 6sl4c, 66Iao VI. and
No. 4 at elgs2c W and 62ha63hc E. side: re-
ttectsd at 5sGsoc, and no grade at 5sqSc; No. 2
No; 3 red at 6l&c; No. 4 at 5sAc; old No. 2 hard
-oATsECash M~artet-Reoeipts 7 cars local and
By sample delivered. No. 2 at 614c; poor No. 8
At bic and choice worth Coo: No. 2 yellow at
S2kc; No. 2 white At sc.
/. BARLEY-At CSC.
FLAXSEED.Early arrivals Of prime new seed
nominaI at SI-4 per eu. No receipts yet. Country
holders report I'D Of a.s7 for old.
trk.: Patents s.; 2egs3o; straights at IS. S Is;
extra fancy, s2.OQ3: clear 81. 1892. IS; old i5a1Oc
per Dbl higher. and soft winter in jute SKIS. g. 50
clears, ss93.15 for ~strsights, 81. 25as.i 20 Tor nat
ents; spring wheat patents S3.5OG3, 60 in bnis.
sc higher in wood.
RRANnAAtt sbout CSC IL 'sc: at mill about 500;
In bbls. ~ '"''
u GisoR sSa sominS 4 ,S meal ( o. b, sos; pearl.
HAY-Rsceipts $50 tons local. 22o tons through;
shipped $50 tons. Prices E. ,rk. as follows: Tim,
Qls for No. 2: new timothy ST. 80 choice: oSi
No. !; 500 so No. 2: prairie new choice at 50.
old No. I $sGS; 30: No. 2 s7df.b.
Wv at 81. SOFAS: rye at IS on trk.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Leai a. .S.s7A to .i.o5.
wHIsKY-At a.u.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. July s1-FIour-Receip;, Is. so bbls. ;
e. Fy s. SO1 i, q KgEs ! fair to good $50 .; sSSiss
Mssts sasl: IN no. city: + I I, 81; RT ss3ss Z. e. ' g: s1Io g:
S ststs es@ 5sss,S { / New YCTk Sr car lots Earle;
csipts ;1lS.525. bu.; exports sl.sss bS.; "pes'@ easy;
Ne 2 red 75Hc s sisysi9T; S S1l1;h red Ill s5ise + .. :,
2dcat; No l hard Manitoba ssse /, o. b. .sdoa5.
a nsieRRs el fsr a 'h pftv alice 4 at in the %hs sisFf fo! ldisgid1 ~i9R
dsTand light and scattered: crop news favora-
close Was weak 4 Se1i;s as 5ssllRs' 't May 7s IA
y corn.RecciPts 500 ~ experts I.s25 bu,:
s sSo,t eas 6p,, So- n 2 st,se s e,eTa ! ham and o S6s lin Z: S o; b;
on small Western receipts. nd hIghes cables, but
e tqtTF n Ssxsls snd the Ssa xRsas Eek Eek lq? ?iGaf rally hT on
covering left the closing pr eSs only u: net low
Closed aS 500: e. Dec stse' .s ssSffs &c: ..s!os ss0' SIC ssaa oatss
Receipts 5000 bu exports 1850 MI SPOT h;mer;
white ssc; tIk. mixed Western s.i;s; trk.. white
M nsTtsI v Ssge ste,d tTk; at Whist f1Ist s sSse S Saspsns Options ions
i MSs'f 4sil1 strained iIssa1 81 G 81 i ; IL S! i F54H d %2S:
Tallow steady. cotton-seed oil dull. Rice f!n.
1. Toledo, o. july Sa active; cash !sSe;
Gull; old July weak at ssc: Sept. @Ac: new July
strong at SIC: new Sept. s2Ac. cloverseed-oct.
Liverpool. July s1-CIose w~hea,-ouiet: No. 1
Futures ouiet: July nominal: Sept. IS: Dec. IS
IND. ~Corn-Spot steady: American mixed IS.
Futures quiet: Sept. IS Istd: Oct. IS 1Asd.
chicago. July sL:-cash flour easy; Wheat.No.
CornaNo: 2 yellow solac oatsyNe 2 sage: No.
Good feeding; fair 70 choice mating esas9c. Flax
er seed-contract grade s.1aS:4o Provisions
Mess pork. per Dbl. s1s. 7sGlS.so; lard. per 100 lbs.
$40 75G10s0: short ribs sides. doose, Si1.259I0.s5:
dry salted shoulders (bxdl sxassc: short clear
sides (bxd.) nk611Ac. Whisky, basis of hlgh
wines. s141.
ganssS City; July sL-close: Whestasept s2s
eS'Lc: No ) 61G65c: No. 4 hard 52I61c: No. 9 red
s5,Sas6c: Nc. 8 s2as21hs. ~CeEn.sspt. l3sc; Dec:
@s4c: No. : epic. RyeeNo. 2 4iR@asc. Hsv1
Choice ti'rothy SloSsl1: do. nra'ria Sc. I5I1. Re-
sr'-~~nts-Whrsf "a s6S: corn a9'Nn: cots. % 30
Peoria. H.. July 31.-Corn frmer: No. 2 sc.
Oats Irrerular. easier: new No; ; Whit siasIlSc
trk. WHISKY on basis OF s1.S1 for finished goods.
Duluth. ;!uly, slLCicse: Wheat.cash No. |
t9nc: Dec. sI15c. oats-Sept. nc
sept. e7iEc: On trk. No. ! hard sEc No. / North,
err Ts~- Nc. . Northern i2ac. ~Flnur-First
p9tente 81. s5T3. IS: second natents S.SsG8- as: first
clears S3TaI0: seconds g. 40. Bran in, bulk SO.
Milwaukee. Wis, July frmer: No.
I Northern Aa7sc No. ? Northern 7497sEc:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Miscellaneous Market.

FEATHERS-;In demand: steady. Prime live
X 25aSOc: Xxx ieG2oc: XXX iOGi2c: XSS ~ &C.
per- perse cent Se On large large 20 b Sfr cent Gn s sgaa dark sEs' "a. and 3
DEERskINS, ETC.-Prime deerskins 25c per
lbi; goat zoe each: damaged out.
HEE Pyle al &c per ID. for prime
70 'oc; sheariinss at &c to 15c: dry stock, fallen.
RooTs-Ginseng at from 50. 25as. sOas Is: lady
slipper at Sc; seneca at Ssc; pink at 14c: golden
Sea- roa at ~ bar may apple at PC; wahoo-bark
nag at &c: sassafras bark at &c: wild ginger
CASTOR BEANs-At s1.s5 per bu. for prime In
car s1- lots 6 SWall and srt infeTior 5gioc less
L1NsEED oL-Raw at csc: boiled Sc: prices
and SA st n. o !: shaif q aos fnii ne 4 pee per II ID more No. l
coTToN-sEED on-summer yellow at sc:
co Ok rs Sc: SALAD E See. ''e' winter white ''''
HoPs.New York 21a22e: Pacific Coast 1sa1sc;
side: Medium soc: granu!nted SIC per
oGii # RsT S6li mose bib tsis st si9 e NJ r.- I'm III.
DRIED GREEN ~PEAs-Johb,nF from, store at
Sl.75: Scotch sl.S5: split 81: whippoorwill peas at
wHtTE BEANs-Hand-pIeked beans il a small
also per bu machine,p picked at 81. $50 90: Lima
Ma man" Pink at SIC: ientlls at SIC: New YORK TRRi KID
.HoNEY-Comb: Dark eGsc: bright amber 1Oa
thls. at 4Aafzc; cans 5a5kc: California cans
Moss-Market steady: machine-picked in best
demand, offerings liberal; gray-mixed. 1lsSt%c:
s%S: X GSAs at 81 s'.G4c: X at 4iESsS: xxx at at
5Gs,.G; inferior picked less; extra black &C.
gasoline s%Fe s5G : A 9ineear 200 oa black Sci oil dqFs sSe: Iinss s9d
light oil and varnial sc: sugar 15c: whisky Csc:
&c Pickl sa ssc ho sslt Soc sc: f T1ne l5 CSC; mo i a s1e! arc: ard
tca, 35c; 15c off for each broken head, &c off for
ERooM coRN-Nominallv firm; Quote re- ton:
Far SsldIl. common S50Tso: choice at ssoIS5.
old rome, No l manila $50; No. ? at So; rubber
BoNEs-Chcice hleached at s4 per ton; o'her
seRAP"i ffRoN AND METAI-Per 19o his:
breaEssFEe Sc; st eez EXC :af burnt ni': asc: III Int Slte br rse
"a = a heavy brass s.; copper 50: zine $780,; lead
o CORN 0on cob)-Choice white 81 per 100
PEaNrTsAASWyfea sno feceiT Fsrm neGgs s e; =.
1HM2c Ter II: white 2kM2Sc.
GT3EoR% STl%s FsF nj s : lots at sgtse:
ALL an ard zoo N y IN quote per hu. at r2oc for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Bestb bid at 9, . Fer
soRGHuM-Prime new quotable at 2aa25c pcr
MAPLE SUGAR AND .sIRuP-Nex susar =,
Sc per H.; Canadian at t3c: maple si-up at soef
GehsS sEFDsNRunS a i l.. sIa1.e7. n,,ls,
at y .11Ti.20 timothy at si.lo: Prime seeds worth
DRIED FRrITS-App!es-These sold at &c to
SIC for sun-dred quarters and at S1o. for ev9peo
n r1ssa giggs. ns GhSps = a s. l@i&e t" %a&c- Peaches
LUMBER-From first hands quotations range
common at si5ai7: flooring strips at 81 az an NJ
SG1sgI,- penlar-l;ireh at Sosas2 and slsT2e' 1E-
90; 80 to ~ at ssaas2 and s20T2.: s~s and Up
inch hS sg al s5sd aad and sd's siSal7 oi Is To ! in ssw st s ss!,s
and siSaD: @s to > inch at ssfG32 3cd yAd22:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
WHEAT SLIGHTLY HIGHER;
OTHER GRAINS WEAK.
JULY OATS RAPIDLY BID
UP.
Corn Weak and Neglected, With
Heavy Receipts and Light
Demand.

Az Yesterday was the last day for de-
livery on July contracts. there was some
anxiety lest the bulls should force prices
upward. Except in the case Of oats, there
was no foundation for this fear, and even
in this grain the bull movement was so
Emall as to be almost farcical. A prominent
trader. wh0 was short in the local mar
ket, bid SOC for the option, and left the PIT
after buying only $500 bu. at that price.
Both whest and corn were dull ana WEAK
esriy, but there was some buying by snorts
late in the session. The closing OF the July
deal had little effect on either grain.
Receipts of wheat were again heavy ana
the outside buying demand was extremely
light. Near the close there was fairly good
buying h shorts. Sept. wheat opened I'M
changed and sold at:
sslsc. axe. sssS6s7.s esae CSC. s5Xasssa
GHc Gl2a65ssc. 6S1c, she: DEG; solo at ssAS
sSo. SsS;. Ssc. ss@c. 6Sso' Sste' SS%seS7sc'
Corn was weak and lower throughout
the session, with almost no speculative In
terest. Values were governed by the cash
Sept. corn opened unchanged and sold at
H. 81. q ass'' "'' $3.50 '''a'' ''A' '''''' w.
Receipts Of wheat at St. Louis were 3o2,-
SIC bur OF which 2S,5s5 SKIS. and 25S caTs 10
of which 12.7S2 SKIS. and 142 cars local and ~
cars through, in 1901
Receipts Of wheat at primary points WeFe
as, SO bu., as against y9 1900 bu. in 1901, and
shipments were a6,O34 bu-. against $4,000
bu, The Northwest received 152 cars,
against IO received in 1901. Chicago re
ceiyed 223, 100 bu., and Kansas City 1880
bu. The ~clearances amounted to 21.oD bu;
Receipts of corn at St. Louis were 500
bu. of which Z cars local and 2 cars
through. as against 10000 bu.. of which ~
cars local and 3 cars through. in 1901.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
1876. 925 bu., against 401.0 c0 bu., In 1901, and
shipments were I1I6O5 bu., against 175.0O0
sas City 1880 blu. Clearances amounted to
Z. 51s bu.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis were As, 900
bu., of which Is cars local and 6 cars
through. against 61.2O bu. of which 10 SKIS.
and 80 cars local and Il cars through, in
1901. Shipments were $500 bu.
Receipts of oats at primary points were
432 651 bu., against 431.000 bu.. In 1901, and
shipments 15.S9 bu., against 24o. $50 Blu. TIL
c~lea-EcSN[ amounted to $500 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

qusrter-sawed. white, 1-inch at s!!ai6 and sstgssi
1LGlk-in. at S45a4T. and S2J4g; quarter-saWsq
red; Inch at $40 and SIS: iad11f-inch at Egg
and S23G24: holsters and reaches AT S.oGZs.
TEaiisa2inch at .2sds6 and sisa2O; az to i!
inch at s3la32 and s2lq23. Black walnut at so:
sss@3s and sl7a1s. Cherry-Clear and second at {
s65; common $50 and culls ST. Hickory at SSCIs2
and si5ais: hickory axIss at s2:as5 and s 10
feet each, according to size; Sycamore at q. s5sd LOT
and sl58l6. cottonwood,Mill run at Sl5GiS;
az ssgs for san: sIaaao and ssaIa for red; choice
louisiana worth more. Cypress at SsaS2 and
S1sG22.
CoOPERsTUFFS-ouote: Cottonwood -four Dbl:
at S6.25d6.5O: do. meal Dbl. at SAFE; No. 2 at g:
half Dbl. at sA25; mill run fruit Dbl: at sStTi
beer headings. per set-No. l -four bbl. &C mil
run: 17h-inch stock for apple Dbl &c: Nc, :
do. 3tsc: lard fierce Ice; pork Dbl. 12zc shaveo
hoops%F1our Dbl. ;4a4.5o for cooper: 81 5o1aS for
oak lard fierce: cooper shaved. s6Gs; pork Dbl
IS.
COoPERAGE-Lard ties. s115 for wood and
Sl.25 for on-bound bills: pork bbls. at scsp
92l4c for wood:hound; 81 for i5Gn-6ound i S SbI
ties. at 81 .27I2. Slack work-Round-hoop nour 1oi.
3ic: fat-top do. 3lc; half bbis. 2'c' meal &c
produce or apple bbls. &c. -.
BAGGING. ETC.-Ragvins: per yard, iS-io; az
5zsc: 2-lb. at 6Isc: 2A-lb. csc: Iron cotton ties
SI.O5, Hemp Irvine &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Beef Trade Quiet-Butcher Cattle Easy
Hogs Close Lower.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef IN
the native division were about the same as a
week ago. but amounted to very little in the beef
line. as only a few LOADS OF light steers were
available: these brought steady prices.
Representative sales:
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. PIT. No. Az IT.
100. IS. 90 100. ss7...S4.75 5..-114o..s4.25
Butcher Cattle-There were too many plain
TO real common offerings OF cows and heifers.
and as a consequence this trade was almost at
a standstill. Packers and butchery were pick
leaving the remainder to drag along as best
they could. thus making the business about as
dull and unsatisfactory as any time this sea
son. with exceptional cases steady anG others
unevenly lower. Bulls were slow. and calves
about steady on a good run.
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Quarantine cattle re-
ceipts were los cars. containing 3196 head. as
against 254 cars and 1876 head last Thursday. and
30 cars and .3S head two weeks ago. There was
a fair run of cows that sold around steady: while
bulls and calves were IN moderate supply and
were unchanged. Compared with a week ago
cows show a general decline of 5d91c and bulls
a loss Of i0dl5c. while calves strengthened around
SC per head. Amongst the steer offerings was a
consignment Of 10 cars good enough TO bring %
per cwt.. with several consignments at ttd 40
The general trade was steady and the clearance
good. Compared with last Thursday all destr-
able steers show an improvement in price Of I9
Csc. with the light cheap steers unchanged.
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

There was less excitement on the closing day of July than many traders had ex-
pectd. Though there was O slight hurry in oats caused by the spirited bidding OF a
trader said to be short the market was otherwise dull and fe.tureess Wheat was
again hapdhapped by heavy receipts and a light outside demand At the opening here
was rather free selling At the end Of the first hour here was faly good buying by
shorts butt another reaction carried values ownWard a tthetc close and the July option was
the only one which scored ar advance Weather news wasa again earsh Crop reports
were morer easurnEt than on the PREVIOUS daya and country offerings were heavy.
Corn was all but neglected N the pit only the scapers werea active and the general
trend of the market was ownwar in line WITH wheat Receipts we're heavy aa ue
ample emand was moderate
The buge in oats cut little figure with the spot trade though a mall amount con-
tract grain was sold at Rc bu
Sept wheat opened unchanged and closed c n
Sept corn opened unchanged and closed ko on.
Sept oats closed Unchanged.
Receipts of produce were modIatea md 1.-The demand was good Prices we're sfeaS
higher for uts and vegetables
Local securities we're extremely L transactions were pfacicay conHneo 10 ue-
ions which osed slightly ower.
Yesterdays bak cearngs were SEnW| balances SS4S discount rates we're
steady between s and 5k per cent
Spot coton was quiet md unchanged IN the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
BY TeIe-ranb.

Kansas City. Mo-. July 31.-CattIe-Receipt
200 natives. 1900 Texans: calves 800 natires
and 10 Texans: corn-fed cattle and western
grassers steady: quarantine slow and weak.
stockers and feeders strong. choice export and
dressed beef steers 81. S5dS. 10: fair to good e -
steers 81 .4oG6. 10: Texas and Indian steers s.. ;oI
AS: Texas cows s.. 25d3. So: native cows 81. 4SG5.
native heifers s2.041. Is: Gamers 81. 5Oa2. 80; bulls
s.. calves s.. q. Hogs-Receints
100: market steady to sc higher: closed west r.
top 81 .77la; bulk OF sales 81 .4OaT. 10; heavy 81. &
7.55: Workers S7.Gj97.55: pigs IS. SOa Is Sheer
Receipts $500: market weak to loo lower: NATIVE
lambs s3.iO16: Western lambs S.21G5: native
wethers Sc .S0dt. u: Western wethers g. 6524 Il.
fed ewes g. 45h4.+ ~: Texas Clipped yeariinrs s.. q
G455: Texas clipped sheep Sg2-55: stockers and
chicago. July SL-cattie-Receipts 1900. in
Guiding 400 Westerns; active and strong; good
to Prime steers sass: poor to medium "a. 751
40: stockers and feeders 81. 59a5.s5; cows 81. son
rs: heifeis 81. 5046. so; Gamers 81. 5Og2. so; bulls
81 so; calves s2.5ods.5 so; Texas fed steers
CENTS to-day 1900; tomorrow $500: left ever
ZOO: dull and steady to weak; mixed and butch
ers S.O5f7 80: rough heavy S.f9G7.fo; lights
Sc. 9cGI. 20: bulk Of sales sT-3Qf.5 Sheep-Re-
ceipts 1000, dull and lower; good TO choice weth-
ers 50 fair to choice mixed s.. Is:
Western lambs $50
ST. Joseph, Mo. July Northumberland L.
1872: steady to Zoe h CHER: natives "a. 509s 30: cows
ard he'te-s 81. J066.15: veals RIGS: bulls and
stays g. 7s@e: stockers and feeders se-e5ds.a5
ASS: steady: light and light
mixed 81. 49d7 50; medium and heavy S-55T1 s2i-:
pigs A.a5G! Is: bulk S.454I.15- S-heep-Rece.pts
none: demand strong.
New York. july s1--Beeves-Receipts $50:
dressed beef steaGy: cables last received quoted
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Poultry.
SPECIAL

New York. July Sl;-Liye poulgy-The fresh
receipts were confined TO 2 cars Western and l
Southwestern. Market ruled dull and heavy en-
chickens; jobbers Offering stock at cost price, and
II Is doubtful whether a clearance can be effect
ed this week. Fowls ruled steady at 1Sitc. with
market pretty well cleaned up. Other kinds Of
poultry working out at about unchanged prices.
Quotations remain unchanged.
Dressed Poultry.,Receipts to day LOS pEEs.
The receipts. which include considerable OF the
belated stock. were fairly liberal. but the supply
for the week was about all in. Some OF the
poultry arriving was due last Monday, and got
in with ice all melted. and while not in bad
order. was soft and mushy. and has to be forced
out at a concession in prices. Choice. hard.
sound. dry-picked fowls sold quite generally at
1910. while finest marks of scalded brought
same figure: most OF the latter did not exceed
13c. which was also full high on Southern dry
picked fowls. There was some accumulation OF
spring chickens on hand. and with little else in
the fresh receipts. the available supply was
quite heavy and market easier on average grades.
with mixed lots Of dry;picked or scalded rarely
exceeding 14c. while the more selected large
birds brought &c.,. small Southern and South
western sold slowly. at 12dl2l4c. with market
dull and heavy on latter. grades. Fresh-killed
turkeys not in heavy supply, and market steady
on desirable. B~roil"rs-Western dry-picked and
scalded, over 3la lbs: to pair. 14c: small to me
dunn dry-picked and scalded, small, 12G13c.
Other quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Receipts and Shipments.
Provisions.

Provisions were only fairly active and
Tu n senerahy lower on weakness IN lard.
situation and support. Ribs had the best
support. and Sept. options of this product
PFC down at SIC. 771a. and Sept. lard 5a71sc
lower at $40. S2hd10.S SIS.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 800
cars: corn. 65 cars: oats. 16o cars; hogs, H.
600 head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
st I,ni. cation Market.

Spot market dull. Sales go bales; Quote: Or
dinary : sic: good ordinary s 5-iec: low mifdlinE
SIC: middiinc S7sc: good middling stc; middiing
fair g.c. Tinges and stained at AqSc beio"
Galveston. Spot market easy. Quote: Middiinss
New OrIeans-spot market easy. Quote: MID
dlings ss.c. Sales l25 bales.
Neuphis-Spot market quiet. Mtddlings slsc,
The net receipts a. all United States ports Tor
six DAYS were i4.570 bales. as against n>Iii hsies
a weck ago and 1881 a year ago; exports l2.S.
bales. against 1873 = year ago: stocks 2D'o5s. as
against 322. 100.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. a. bales.
New orleans. lis. against SIS.
Savannah 800.
Norfolk. 90.
Houston. 81.
Memphis. l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Wool.
Produce.

EunercScarce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
=f.Aus Sc hrT sc: seconds 176lsc Dairy
Extra &c nrsts lie: grease &c. LaGle-pa ckad-
EstTs 81 nfsf l'c. Country-Choice leiLc: poor
= receip;s al 1SGl4kc. Receipts
LszS pkgs- ~ LlH through: shipped 9Ia.
Cneese-Joooing: Twins at lie: single Ike:
N~S<sss u&c; J. A. Ike: long horn Is.c: Lin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

The first line of quotations in each class is cal
cuiated to represent the full range from comrnon
to extra. Dealers. however. often classic sunsr.
lative punches (ail tops) for BUYERS. which some
times sell considerably above the highest nr,o.a-
tons. The second line OF quota lions signifies tha
bulk Of the sales and generally represents The
various classes as they are sold on the commits
sion market. more or less mixed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

American steers at 4lsG15lsc dressed weight:
refrigerator beef l2I2c. Calves-Receipts 5S6:
weak. 12l7c lower: yeals sold at s5GI.S12 per 100
lbs; a few at s.. Sheep and
5000: dull. &c lower: lambs slow: average Of
sales Omewhat below yesterday: sheen sold at
S2EN445 per l9 his 4 few selected for OK
port at s4.5CT4. So: culls 81; lambs s4-s7Is. to s6.sl;
dressed muttOns 6dSi=c per ID. dressed lambs.
general sales 8Hlll7c per ID. HogS-Receipts l.
III. siAaiN. Mestern & %
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

DRY steady. Dry nint-Texas heavy 1nL,.
Texas average 1sac: fallen l3GIs1sc; native and
IL. 800 rht we weir h1; I ! nd bnlf ,o SzG cu, 10 ar 2 ,I native
DEy-saIted,R9un heavy 12c;. round light 10isc:
Dry &c. Green-salted-Round nc: selected No
&c: selected No. , CSC; part cured &c less:
GOV hides. Horse No. l s.. rs: horse No. 2 sI25;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Beaumont OIL Stock Sales.

c
Beaumont, Tex. July 31--Listlessness was the
feature OF to-day's oiI-stock sales. The record is
the lowest in the number OF stocks interested In
the history OF the exchange. Sales:
Gold Eagle. 800 shares at IOc; A-nglo-American.
100 shares at 4c. 300 shares at 44c; Dividend
So, 80 shares at &c. Oil quotations unchanged.
Shipments by rail. Is.34s bbls. Total for the
month to July 80. 1855 cars. or 994.32 bbls.
Houston Oil Stock Sales.
Houston, Tex, July 3I-Trading was limited
to-day. though there were two good sales which
made the stock affected look up q few points
Sales:
Haywood. 10 at $50. 50: Palestine 90
O1) at 2c: A-ngio-American, so at 4sc, 10000 al
&c: National Oil and Pipe. 80 at 15c; Beatty
new, 1000 at l4c; Gladys Of Beaumont. 25O at
at 2Lc: Paragon. 300 at &c; A~ngIo-American, ZOO
at &c. 500 at llsc. 100 az SIC; Geyser OF Gal
weston, 100 at l6i.c; Grace, 1900 at 2&c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
Butter md Cheese.

New York. July L-Butter-Receipt 6s2S
pigs: steady: State dairy T7f21c: State cream
cry lTa20Ikc: imitation creamery lsGlsc: factory
15GlIc. eese-Rec 5.l2O pigs: large steady:
small weak: fancy colored DC: white SIC: fancy
small new State full cream. co'ored. white. eGc.
Chicago. July SLm.Butter steady: creameries i6
Ti9i2c: diaries l56isi2c- Chease steady l0dllc.
Philadelphia July 3L-Butter steady: extra
Western creamery PIC: do. nearby prints pc.
Cheese steady: New York full cream, prime
small. 1oGlOi.c: do. fair TO good Si5Q9Ac.
Coffee.
New York. July 3L-CoIee: Spot steady: No. 7
invoice Sic: mild steady: Cordova sG12izc. Fu-
lures opened steady. with prices unchanged 10 ;
points higher Cable news cut little figure. as an
influence. and receipts, while heavy. were not
more than predicted. Shorts. both local and
foreign. were the chief supporters Of the market
during the day In the absence Of sellers the
market held firm and gradually worked upward
on a light trade. closing net 3 to 10 points
higher. with the undertone firm Total scales
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

amounted 10 only q. 80 bags. including Aug. 5. i08
J.j0c; Sept. 5.45i5. SIC: Oct 5.3OJ5. &c: Nov. $50
SOC: Dec. 5.25a5.9cc; Jan. 5-5Gd5.35c; March SIS
I5-4lc. and May 5.50c.
Sugar.
New York. July 3L-Sugar-Raw firm. fair re-
fninS use; centrifugal SO test csc Aolasses
sugar csc: refined steady; crushed 5.15c; powder
ed 4.I5c; granulated i.s5c- Molasses steady: New
Orleans GG ilc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01
PrOEiNiona.

burger 1oa1oAc. swi..-choice 1s917c: No. 2 1915
Gl3c. Brick i1hdl2c.