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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
By Telegram.

New York. July S--Spot cotton quiet: u1iddunE
uplands s'4e: DO. EuIf 80: sales 20 baies- Fu-
sec: oct. 5s5c: Nov. re: bes. &c: Ja2.
80. Feb I.lsc: March s-lsc; The cotton market
the slight Improvement being in sympathy with a
hrrner railing Z the Liverpool market Ihan an
ing was light. and fuctuations at best were i'm
iei :" points. The influences at work were
secured by either bulls hears for the moment
The south sold here N the call and from time
street appeared TO be selling the summer months
At noon UriceS were practically unchanged from
inEton. II first reading tn SUMMARY was less
favorable than expected. and led 10 a furry
points Ba; The texas Getsii fsSorts up and ;hs
reports from other States received Immediately
FOR much cf the cotton country that was gem
erailv ANTICIPATED. Active selling for both ac-
Of the session the tendency was steadily down
ward. Liquidation OF Aug and some final clos
a feature. trading was feverish. but far from
active. on the late decline selling for conarnis-
closed but little up from the bottom The tone
quiet. with prices net % 70 points lower
New orleans. La. july -C0tton-Futurss
STEADY. July S.ssc b.: Aug S4sgs &c: sept : $50
:slc: Jan. 7sIG7-e2c, spot cotton steady: sales
LOO: ordinary s-ise; Sod ordinary l-lec:
5isc; mIddlinE fair II-lsc: receipts 81: stock
done: pricss i-isd lower: American miidiIng tair
1l-z2d: good rniddiing 3-S2d: uliddlinE Sd: low
iddiing s24 sod I.s orTfry =, ,b ssx a 10 % aFal m
hales. Of which i.6pn were for speculation and ex
bales. Including go American Futures opened
and closed QUIET: American middling. g Q. g:
Jay .nS s snd ss5t i5-sis Ia seoty and Oct.
s5-s.i ! Oct and N9y $50 90, 3 Eoy SsII ana
bSo 1sE "a Z+a ds s + e.. aa Zen Zen sas March .s
q u-sId b.: March and April eo-si7i si-sid 3
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
MisceIInneou. Markets.

FEATHERS-In demand. steady Prime live
In small. &c IN large sks; old white zSfz7c; X
2fts9s; Xxx iSt2ss; S &SX S, lssi5G; XX:NA -, 81
per cent on large. Duck-White 55c. dark &c.
ID: black tail 22e: Texas at l9c; antelope Sc per
h.. goat 58c each: damaged out
sEfP SIZE lei ri Pf Psi,s ~ noIn6iy mi s Soc
TO sc; shesriinss at SC TO l5c: dry stock, fallen.
RoGTsHGinseng at rom Eseseo; lady slipge,
az Sc seneca al 90 PINK az ltc gSioe Set ga, 20 70
bark Of tree 2i4c; snake at 26a2Sc; black al sc;
sasSsfrss stf5 baTf AZ 81; via ginger e. -
CASTOR BESNs.At 8 80; % per su-i for
'i-S SFb6ER Il @ -RS SEEBH.ss sS per reid' ioS he.
LINsEED oIL-Raw a; sc: boiled ese; prices
CASTOR oII.-Lots 30 gal. 1Il4c Ib. No. and
CdTToNsEfE!p 9i@saneT iG yellow al sc:
white sc: winter yellow i9c; winter white Soc:
,H6Ps;-New York 2iq2sc; Pacific coas, 1SsIsc;
ois 1t nc; i9Tsig5 s9 Me- az tsSsSc G.
h # Esf S8 F95e bi5 t5ii a Sd s per 10,
DRIED GREEN PEAs-Joshins from store at
SIS: Scotch SIS: split 8: whippoorwfn pess at
WHITE BEANS -Hand-picled pea beans in a
SEC per By: Iaae5ae fisied At :i.Ss5l;75i Lima
besns at Exc per hn-i biaekeye S2-2S; California
HoNEI-CGIn5: Dark ssSc; bright amber loa
bbls. at 4Ag4isc: cans 535izc; California cans s
gray, brown and black alixed i& Gso br-vSn and
black mixed at l'sf2Sc; nlachine-picked Y at "a
si.c: NN A. 8lza4c. XXX at IlflSc: xxx al
5d5lzc: inferior picked less. extra black &C.
EMPTY BARREL,S-Coai oil. turpentfne and
gasoline s5c: vinegar 7oc: black oil 5ac: iirseef
75c- DO. half hbis. &c: vine sc: sauerkraut re:
pickle Sc salt &c: -four ISc: rnolasxss SOC; lard
ties. &c: &c OF for each broken head &c on for
each hnrp missing
BROOM CORN-NorninslIy firm Quote per ton:
Fair f6szI75: common s5gfs50: choice at SSi7S5
RAGS ETC.-PsF 100 lbs: Country rags al 51c.
old rops. No manila $i-5o. Nc, al SOC: rub
BoNEs~choiee bleached at Il4 per ton: other
kinds from 50 70 si5.
SCRAP IRON AND METAL Per 100 Lbs.
wrought iron sc: heavy cast. malleable steel and
go: heavy brass g; copper IS: zinc :2-5o; lead
sop CORN ton Cob)-Chotce white n per 100
ms rice worth 81 30: mixed $50
PF-CANS-AveraCe receipts sGec.
PEANTTS-We quote: Farrners' stock-Red AZ
IILSsc per ID. white ~ fSEzc
NAI.NITTS-SellinE at sc Per hu-
tTpFsR-QuotEble per Dbl IN lots at S1l 50.
HICKORY NT-TS-We quote per hu. At 1ac for
large and 59c for shellbark-
sORGHuM CANE SEED-Best bid az 81 Is per
'V soSRGHuM-Prine new auOtable at soa2sc per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
Sc per 10: Canadian at 13c: maple Eirup al GO
SOC per gal
GRASS sEEDS-HunEartAH at pel5; millct
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, July s.-PIour-Reeelpts Z7.Ols ku
y steady: winter patents $. 8. Rye a9ar s,ssiy;
tEir 70 good g 2sf;2 80: choice 20 fancy - 50
$40; BrsadyEine s. 4SS5 S Rys steady: 10. S.'
NeM YosE e car Ss e saSey San. SSl9 ISS8tf
Eeeeipts lZl;'Ss bu-. spot easy: No. rel s9sc
sac :. Q. ,. sf0at. No. hard MANITOBA SIC
afOat- General weakness prevailed all dsy:
a feature. outside SUPPORT was iisht and pTices
GrupPed le. psE bu;: the market closed weaE
sept Is i-iSg5sisc ciosed 7ssse: Dec. ssAg7yise,
SS 80 n sxPS5ts 80
!o1.c (. o ,. atcat- option market opened irn
imPelled by. more favorable weather news de-
elined sharply, closing i5.c net lower; July s. l.
Dee closed 5.isc. Oats-Receipis 100. 200 bu.: sx-
Sg5's - su sPoS easy S,. SG, sS.e; 10 81
Western 5tq5ss: trk. white western S5gS3c. or
o "essnsd with o'afs E5ais 3n better ee
steam slI-25: July closed sli-s5 nominal: refined
ss 0hsni Fofs ana '' TsoN w 'I rS: SG00aa ST s ~ -
9Egl ss.e,i country pkgs. tree s..gs'.e, Cot
Chicago, July s-FIour steady. Wheat-No;
ssS'55se: No Tsd .siss &c, CSEn-So; sg 81
80 z SIC Fissxseed-So. j 81, N99: i Moth
yisions-Mes5 poTk, Ier o6l., sis'0gis'5' lard.
so 65al0.5 55: dry-.aited shoulders IbxdG ssTsss:
short clear sides Cbxdl Ii-EiSIl1 Is. Whisky. ba-
,.LlysrpooI. Jul. S-cios.HE; whsat-sp?; No. l
Northern spring firm. S. sisGs futures quiet. July
American mixed e I'D: futures duh: sept. s.
LIVERPOOL July s-Hams-Shc-t cut strong: sss
Bacon-short ribs strong sSs: loug clear mifdles.
9as Fa s509s II @ 5t sesr 2S S. .5oas SIS. aSfs ssi
bellies strong. 59s 81 Shc-l te-s-Square struns
t5s Cd Lard-Prime Western s,rUng. SIS Sd:
American refined strong. 5is Cd cotion-ssei oil
Hull refined. SPOT DUH 95s- CheeSe-Am-rtcsn
finest white steady f7s 81: do. cnloret steady Gss
ed Receipts % wheat during the past three days
iaS.O09 centnis. Including - American There
receipts OF American corn during the
time. Weather dull
Duluth. July S.-CTcss: Wheaf-Cash No. ! hard
- No N2E,hsTp &c: 20, 30 -Sss NSar'hern and July
Peoria July s.-Ccru hrrner; No. sfil~ Oats
Inactive: No. white SAsi5lc billed through.
whisky 81 % fer fai-hsd goods.
7sc: July 7eisc: sept. 55-,c: Dee &c. Corn du.l.
steady: cash SC. July s5ise: sept sic: Dee
f7Sc. Oats dull firTn cash l;iFe: July Elifc: new
easier: cash s. 10: Oct *sB 1'''
Milwaukee. Wis. July S-Wheat dull Cfo~e:
No l Northern &c nominal: No ; Northern ~
nal RafiSv .,ea.y: 20. 7it.a7sc. sample: 18th
Ing doing. Co-n-Sep;. sl-sc-
Kansas Cftv. July S--t'iose: wheat-Juiy sSc:
SEPT. s7iiGE7isc. cash No hsrd. old s1sI7=tsc:
5Zsc: new nc: 10. I. new ssisaT6c: No siriris
7oc: No. hard. old &c: new &c; rejected hard.
new s51s5c. Co-n-Julv Sc: sept 5o&c; cash No.
2 mixed sc; No : white re: No: s7l-c- oats
timothy r2ai2 %: DO urairie toIi0. Receipts
three daysl-Wheaf $500 hu: corn % 0o0. oats
57.ro0- shipnents-wheat sseO bu-: corn a go;
Minneapolis. July S-Close: wheat-July n:
Sept 5lAe: On tIk No ! hard ,SSnl=e: No l
Northern sSizc. No. Northern sfisc- Flour
asse' 'asf9t' rss eitsTs ,s5 second clears I'D si
Bran in bulk g1al-415.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09

n .Issl %: Timothy at 3: prime seeds worth
l8iRIED FRUITs-ApPlss--Ths sold az :s.iso
- 80 rines- CsJps At lElEc 20 isazc- Peaches
-Strn-t.rieI halves =g2-e.
l. N BER-FrCn i.rst nancs quoIatons range
15rnrnCn, al sl5gI7: flooring strips at SlyJ79 and
SSH PoDlar-l-inch at $3.50 and Ssg--. Ia
IEph SS-l+1 and sNlU-4s -tz-lnch and thicker az
S-z5iss and SZ7s-0. squares-iN+ At g-Slsl and rs
80. - 10 TxT at xz-i52 and ss1a-2. sxt and Up
~ fEJgH and Sel.I14. OaN-P.alu-sawed white
Incl. Al gzfTZ. and Sloul.. Ia 10 inch at a-sQ
az: quart,E-sawCd, white, l-inch at %fG-4; u.
glsI-inch AZ Ss44Is and 50 I25, quarter sa vel
ri l-!uch at So ard s.: l4G1i=-iuch at ESd8i
ana Eslqa4. holsters and reaches at S2sgS and
SIS. II, fIis-trch At S-ysiS) and 1isa20s "a to
inch al s5ica- and S-.N-- Black walnut al Asy,
sg,!Is4 HuI sI744s. gherTy-Clear and second n
-; common 50 and cu!ls Sl2 Hlckory At SS2gs-
.Ei gIgglf. hickory arles at &2sGSs ard 2ls.
Ce-!=r - S2SG2E and Sl5Il6. posts S9G35 per
Lee. feet each. according 70 slze. Sycam1Ee at 50
- and St-gIS. C1tfpuwp0.i-Au run a. El5Ils.
box I-.ar3z tl- inches ana over at 81 a.. gum
SSfr- .ur sap: Sl-t-o ard ssgl2 for red. choice
LlsisIaua worth more Maple all fCr choice
CbpPEItSTl -FE'~- lsUCt-s cottonwood HIur thl.
So. 1a. meal bal az $50 No. : AT s.: half
h.l. u s.: beer k.E Al S-slsi lard tisrce ~,
no-k HJl SIS Headings. per set-No. / -four hbl.
- mil. lseinCh stock fo- apple bbI &c. No.
d.. 5'g. iari uerce 10. PORK bh!- l2izc. shaved
hvlps-I'lour Dbl s4Hs-59 for cooper: S2-S'.fz for
oak LARD u-Eee. cooper shaved. sgGN. pork Gbl- -
CDDFE.HtliE.-Lard tcs sl.ls Tor wood and
ti-a cnr ir1--hgund hhis-; PORK bhls. al gs-'s.
flr N-19t-t7-url. 81 for irou-bJuads olso tcs- al
Gaf-E.np 90 Ilc- half IbIs. &c. meal bbis.
Tr.,luc- apple b5ls- e
tA'iGlNGs ErC--Bagglug. per yard. ia.-io- at
&c: --I5 At 57sc el.-ib. CSC Iron cotton ties
81. HEMP rW!ne SC.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Poultry.
REPuBLIc SPECIAL

New York July s.-Liye Poultry-Receipts to-
day we're Western and southern. with
a moderate sprinkling by express The demand
for brOilers was limited ana some high priced
stock that was carried from last week was
still on hand: Western cleared I4c but south
EN- had 10 20 lower. Fowls slow. but steady. at
l-zc- Turkeys more Plentiful and nizc extreme
Ducks and geese In light supply. but few want
ed and prices barely sustained Pigeons dull
and lower. Quotations unchanged
DrssSed foultry-Reecipts to-day S1i pkgs. The
fresArecc!pts this moTninE were quite free and
incluGed considerable stock that due yester-
day Most of the buyers supplied their wants
yesterday up to the middle Of the week and were
on the market. hence trade was extremely light.
and 10 move any quantity OF either springers or
fowls u was necessary 10 shade prices material
ly. but receivers held out at l2c fowls and
iJrlsc on large spring chickens. either dry
picked scalded but many Of the fowls ar
rived with ice ell melted and urged TO sale
at iQi. q lie. and few Of the spTingers were good
Southern and Southwestern stin lower Choice
large white squads. average lbs. 10 Dozen sold
quite readily but average white difficult 10 place
AZ over G.z5. with mixed and dark birds lower.
BToilers. Western scalded. over 3l7 lbs 10 pair,
iced. l5c- Other quotations unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Stocks of Grain in store.
Produce

F;uttSr-scarce and nrm. Quotations; Creamery
Extra &c; hFstE Isglsi+c; seconds l9glsc-
DsIry-Extra ISG1Sizc. nrsts 1Idlsizc: grease &C.
Iadle-os cked-Extra lSc- hrsts 1Ec- Country
I15ojce I5I4c; fair lsisslI5i5c- 49,.
EeRe-Currsnt receipts Al u1tIl-1<S- SeceipEEss
s5T pkgs. local and 2As through; shipped +lsS
PdeS1eese-Jobbiar: Twins at lie; singles me-
6aiTfes IliLc: 7. A uikc: long horns nHc; Lin
burger I0GI0lfc. Swiss-Choice 1t9l7c: No II.
di2c. Brick lie.
Provisions.
Pork-Sew standard Sls.s5Gls.s ps- h6l. IN
IS-5mthoiee steamed z. side 10 SOC per b. In a
5obbing way: kettle-reudered at Ike
Green Hans-In car lots Z. o. b. e sice; Hams
-IO-ay. az IlZc; u. Il ana Is av. At n1sc; ~
Sgs az i2c; skinned hams 1G-av. al 1Sls9l2<cs lSg
20 at 1sZc: Z12is at 12asc; California slse; SeN
YORK shoulders at ssso Prom the block; GEL :.
Run-of- house hams II ukc 10 lltsei bellies az
I0h0ulzc- California &c; New York shoulders
%, s Meats-To arrive: I5a5a-sv. cured cribs
held at 1o.721zd407oc: -Hl-ib. RV. at ih.15c G l.
2 Bxd lets in 1obbing way ranged: Extra
short and cribs n9111sc; short clear Ike; 6ei-
lies i11Ad1I2cs standard backs al IKE Deal
ers CHARGE higher orders: plates sizei fat
IsscoD-Bxd. o. = meats in q jcbbing way
raDFed: Extra short and cribs at us4l2c:
ebcrf clear IZisci bellies az I2EGi2Sc: standard
bscics Al &c; plates l0szc; fat backs at ilae-
SsiLc. c,siifornia sl4dszc; New YORK shoulders
y Ar5sesszzTfrv Iard-cnoice AZ S1zGsi4c.
Se-5ntrv Racon-Sides at SC.
TsiioY-Steady: prime country, No Il at s1fcs
No : st SIC; packeTS choice Al 55AH$A
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


of
20 be
wheat
o. n
Of the wheat in Kansas under be harvested
h ga mad
Corn opened weak and
q
% caused corresponding Receipts local de-
- off.
July corn opened &c o.
&c of septc &c on
Produce a and
-alfs wa n
dsccuat
sa5s7s lele
5percc
andun in a narke
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09

Olso Stearine-Cu1;s At l5i.c.
Grsas--SrIl.' sr.-rular lois country: EsrcUn a.
27zc: yellow al &c. white al Sc Packer
CEHlee az l--
Frog L-Es-L.ITse q 3. medium SO. small i5c-
Sh.gg---AL .---izc- ttlu ewes aad BUCKS 4-'-c.
lambs Al s.s1c. sprInE lambs at iE5c-
TCa.--Llghc .eeeir:s. choice heavy 5u5ize:
steady. quote. Choice fat at @lzI6r per To-
hsr,t!ss. TluGn. small thin 5aai=c per 10.
Ese.f-Cu orerrS. IHi-Ilate a11 Fulton Mar
isst and roll SEQ. moss AZ S2-lg; dried sets
az I5izc; tongues I6c per ID. usllcS l5c. knucl.es
lac- ogtssd- IizUl2c-
Live E1u'try-E5eaVv and liCht hens az 9'-cs
ROSTERS Sc. spring chickens. per ih. average r
reirLS 12ff1Fr- spring ducks 8t sos Spring geese
a. Sc. Turksys-Averagei receipts l9c. p.css &C.
Pigeons 81 rsr do Geese 4ss4izc-
Dressed I'Oaltry-Scalaed and uul-aw1. with
hea-s and legs gn= Oi1 ch!cSels-Cnoice AZ lJcs
surilE chickens liEI-c. ROSTERS G. Turkeys
I,lrice lie
Roasting PiEs-In demand at u-EaI . pr
heal
Fresh Fish-Steady. Quote: Surtsh az g: crap
ple al 5c for small % = Tor learge: bass lc.
dressed cat SIC. spC0uh!U cat &C.: dressed bull
beads s.. hutalO gross &c; dressed tJIttflo SIC.
dressed German carp 3izc. white perch -isc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
REJECTED DONATION OF A LOT.
Kansas Mayor Didn't Like Site for
Carnegie Library.

Emporia. Kas-. July S-Mayor Morse to
day vetoed the City Councils acceptance
OF gift fiom Mrs. Carrie s. Plumb, widow
of the late United States Senator Preston
p Plumb. Of a site. with plans and specin-
cations. for Emporia's $4,000 Carnegie II
brary.
Mrs Plumb made the offer yesterday and
the CourciI accented IL last night by q
vote OF to ). In vetoing the CouncRa
action Mayor Morse says that he dtsap-.
proves Of the location. which y opposite
Mrs. Piuub's residence. Some OF the Coun-
eli say they Will endeavor 10 pass an ordl-
nance accepting the gift over the Mayors
veto.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Real Estate Transfers.

ATHLoNE-59 r.: Philip Rueck to Edith.
AsHLAND-55 IT.: Gus Sieiaaa to Louis ~
Asai.ASpGsj 20 It.. $. $. bet. Marcus and
CiiY BIOCK-Pafi Of lots %. 81. Z ana
8. 81 Louis Trust Company TO olive
cREsTsNST@sss HEST Tn ss'i n: '' Emma NINA Bush to
c0TTAGE-S4 II: John Clark 70 Edwsrd
c9TTAogS,t9 H. n; :. gst- PTaiii. and -.
DALTON-S f.: Herman Krembs TO G.
itflSSYs iht1fnSYw :; German y;ai III: In
suranee Company to Aug. Krieckles-
hHilzASE6hgS za 3 bais5 ArSx1ie G a HAIRY Sose.
EI,IzABETHTS55 q. in: Kay RusE to
spHhs: Pat Benson a;; TO he; Henry 'a MsTsnaOa
EAsToN.3s n: Francis Baysr to Thfesa -,
GitaSD@4 n. e s. near Montgomery: ~
snurtleff Conevs TO Jennie wise-w. d B2o
ana Gsfrisdn on JeHaIe mn IndeIi 10 casii.s
GisS6SHs5 r.: cca:ar cSri:ioP5ci to Ed
HIGHLAND-z n IL: Jones B9iidins
and Realty Company to John Braz!s-W.
IoTAa25 si,, : ,is; 81; wiH9sssso 1ssS rs9 sEd
h.Td-W: g.. - +S''
sad Esds: Charles NaIecek to william
MlEhtn,an-w. o. .---.--,.... a'o
RgGoph ai1 Hsi5soS, as-Ss' d.,.. Jon" ~ s.A.y roo
L Exia s. II Bogi. to to &sSe!ia Si s'iisa nsoAia% haa
w g.. -..- , -, 49,, ~e9'
cas-: Minnie Reeg to Geo. C0rn-w. d..
MANHATrAN-f0 o.. n .. bet Bradley
and Point: Malvern Realty Company TO
Charles Snith-v. d.. ..-.-.-..---...- n
McI.AREN-9 IT.. r SHIELDS TO Louis
s HsTnisa man, Fay.E -. 80. ~ 400
man man 70 70 Geo waiE.r-1 do, ,.,.. .. 3a0
NERRASRA-51 r.: Compton Hin In
p-ovsmsnt Company TO Charles Burde-
>st --s ,; iso'
Maznolia. Henry GrOnemeyer to Henry
Irnschter-W 49, ~ .--.----.- 40
rent cornSany to Joseph HaTt-W. d.. 1oOO
esTTison; G ssttI. to J. Essisad1w. 3. 1s.O1
men. Company 70 william vin.ergT a alco
ROD EeEhardi-W. d..!... ~ ............... .... asa
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
KILLED ON OWN D00RSTEPS
Fatal Quarrel Between Indian
Farmers at Cheroke Town.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

KEPU
ArdmOre. I. T. July Sat Cherokee loNh'
near the crossing OF the Washita River,
six miles south OF PauTs Valley. at
o,c,oeL. this morning. Rufus Gillespie was
shot and instantly killed IN night Win
Major Gillette. both farmers and Indian
freedmen. An old grudge mad existed ce5
months regarding the control OF tract OF
land. -.
Gillette has been acting as posseman I0r
n T-nlted states Deputy Marshal and u
seems had in his possession a warrant Ter
one OF Glllespies sons. and went 70 the
home to arrest the young man Giiespio.
allowed his house to be searched Tor MS
son, and upcn Gillette's not finding the
boy the two men had some woros 0Li- 0L-
lette walked INTO the yard and Gillespie
turned 10 walk in at the door. when Gll-
lette fred at Gillespie with a WineheStsI'
The bail entered near the lett nipple, XIII
ing him Instantly. Gillette will have az
Examining trial before Commissioner PfeI-
fer ct PauFs Valley tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Building PermItA

sSe0o.
z ?, W. Meier. ISTT-E1 Texas hats: $4,000.
tor; 81. SIS.
Ellen Carroll. 2r-s Gardeld fats; s. 600.
Anton g. Stuever. te1i Magnoila: stable: s. .ooA
s.. Peter and Paul Parish. isao South Eighth.
w. O. Frye Manufacturing Company. ss2i-s
Rutger. dwelling: a 90.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
FINANCIAL.

A syndicate has purchased the enorrousl,
rich copper mines OF the AIcaxar Con-
per Company, New Mexico. and properly
IA now free and clear OF debt. and now orfer 4
limited number OF shares OF the treasury
stock at % cents, par value S1.00. fully
paid and nonassessahle. for development pur-
roses We have the that sells and viii
soon be paying large and permanent dividends
SAMPLES. experts reports and snieIter returns
can be seen at Office. Address the Brsiix
Company. Sole Agents. 7o5 Carleton building
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Hinge of Future..
Receipts and shipment,
Provisions.

Higher prices for hogs impaired strength
TO provisions. and the opening figures were
from PIC to iOc higher There were liberal
offerings at the advance. and the strength
failed TO hold Sept pork opened 7izdicc
between $lS-67iz and S1s.S7ts closed 7lzc
lower at SlS-70. Lard ranged between
SO. 92izdS10 s. and sll.O7if. closing SC higher
at 81 on. Ribs closed SC lower at SO. III,
after selling between $40. .T2is and slO.S7Iz.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars: corn. 2D: oats, l6o. hogs, % go
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Rscyipts OF quarsntirs
cattle were 10 cars. containing Se5 head as
against 80 cars and s "a head last Tuesday and
- crrs and ans head two weeks ago. There was
a fair supply Of bulls. good run OF cows and
liberal receipts Il calves. The bull trade was
unchanged. while were steady 20 strong.
The Vesy bess calves SD steady. but there was a
surplus of light calves. Tor which the demand
was rot - good. and they sold a shade lower on
the late market. some statesmen considered the
steer business the rrvers- OF Monday. with ths
best part Of the trade Early AID on the upper
E.raFss at strong tfc higher values while the
close waS rJt - god On the ether hand there
were views that called the trade strong TO lie
IN was a god healthy trade On all desirable Of
ferinss and everything OF consequence was dis
posed Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
LEASE OF NORTH BROADWAY STORE
New Building on Lot where the Old
Crawford Structure burned. ).

The new building at No. 6l2 North Broad.
way. erected by Henry W. Eliot. was leased
yesterday through John H. Terry & Sons
and the Greer-AndeTson Realty Company.
to the Gately Credit Clothing Company for
a term OF five years at rental OF $svO
year. - -.
This building covers a part OF the log
which was occupied by the d. CRAWFORD
Dry Goods Company's store oeIors tns ots
fire several years ago other new puiiolnss
are planned for this block
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Run FaIr-Beef Cattle Higher
sheen RaUge Lower.

NATIVE CATTI.E-Beef Steers-Receipts OF
cattle in the native division were about two
thiros the number on safe ast LeeSsay, out tne
proportion OF beef steers was larger and better.
a top Of S-E being obtained for one load-
against a fun Of s. week ago. This makes
a new record for the 81. Louis market on beef
cattle. the former record price of S.i5 having
been realized on June 70. The demand was good
frr desirable cfierines and the general trade on
Fuch was reported strong 70 dime higher. but
the lighter g-e~ner steers lacked competition
and soid no better. There was a good clearance
Representative saisr:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
Hides.

Dry steady Dry diri--sxas heavy lElzc:
Texas sversre lsa,e. fallen i@Glsi=S: native
tive -3- Light weights Iec: bulI l"c. culis or
glue -. -saicet-Round heavy l2c. round light
l1i-g. sa'-ai No , 1Zi-C- Salrei No lHi=c- Horse
hide-ITy 10 aIteil-N-stern round nc:
~.urfc-rr = selected NJ. - ~. selected No.
CO. Part cured -. less unrurc &c 10 less.
Eull i per lh. leFs than hides. Hurse No.
SO. horse No. = sl-25. uncU-ed less.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-09
ALL GRAINS BUT JULY CORN
SHOW A LOWER TENDENCY.
NINETY CENTS BID FOR THE
CORNERED CEREAL.
Interest Becomes Greater in the
September Option-PrOviSions
Slightly Higher.

Chicago. July s-Prices on the Board Of
Trade to-day had lower tendency. with
the exception OF July corn. which option
anxious shorts bid up 10 spc. the highest
price since ISa Sept. corn closed iisalisc
lower; Sept wheat was Iallsc lower: oats
were @,c lower while provisions closed
from . lower 10 7i=c higher.
Wheat.
There was nothing especially important
in The individual dealings in wheat. and
while the market reacted some from the
low point the average for the day was At
lower prices Favorable weather through
out the winter wheat belt WAS the cause for
the weak opening. and this. combined with
the rather Disappointing cables. had a de-
pressing effect during the entire session.
Sept wheat opened -sqizc lower at 1J-sG
I5izc. but later ia the day. on reports OF
rairs in the Northwest and Southwest.
there was considerable buying and prices
advanced TO 75@ss1sssc. and the close w.Ss
fairly steady. with a loss Of luli-c. At 'za4g
1Z5sc- Local receipts we're - ears with u
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
290 cars. making a total for the three points
OF ~ cars, against SS3 last week and 5s1 a
year ago. SeabUard Clearancss Of wheat
and -four were equal to 1900 hu- Primary
receipts were 5lN.u0 bu-, against Ss5,t") bu-
the corresponding period last year.
Corn
Interest in corn again centered in the
July option. which opened unchanged 10 &c
higher. The pressure eXerted on shorts
yesterday was again N eNlleEce To-Day.
and In their frantic efforts To secure the
goods the price Of July SCARED 10 soc. the
highest price since lsS2- when the record OF
81 was reached. Trading. however. was not
large. Toward the latter part OF the ses-
sion ther. was less urgency 20 buy and
prices reacted. The close was o. higher at
sac. Sept. corn was influenced somewhat at
the start by the slight strength in wheat
and by the sharp advance IN July The
opening was i.c lower 10 isc higher at 62I
s2izc. on general selling the market sold
on sic and Tl.s close ll.nll.g lower
Local receipts were. nj cars. with only 6
cars OF contract grade
Oats.
Reports Of serious damage to oats in
Iowa checked the declining tendency that
developed at the opening and prices rallied.
but toward the close there was another de-
cline in sympathy with wheat and corn.
Sept. opened &c to &c lower al 5S2sc to 3fc.
the high point OF the day. and after de-
clining To S5iSc closed sc lower at G3-sc.
Local receiptS l54 cars