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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

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biibf8e l1eberra dung in petto bat,
bic 5Gn0e gerieben. Mobame Mercier
freufe fi4 iiber bieIe quite Stimmunq,
als Muribonne nit gang perf0rten
3ugen baitig ms 3immer gcItur3t
fam uno rtef:
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| sic bod fhneq in bic Slide unb Ie6en
sic fi9 Die Sbicre an"
.Sbiere? = Sn Der &i6e?"
so, Mubame, gang f6tpur3e Sbiez
e.. le laufen iiberqll berum 80.
adj, Mabame, ih babe iol6e 4ngit,"
Wdbdme W2ercier ging in bic Slide.
Mdriponne bate bic Ma6r6eit gez
fpro6en. Der 8eutel nit Rre6fen,
ben 6err Mercter, o6ne elm Wort gu
faqen, uuf ben 4i9entiI9 abgefeBt
hattie, mar unter benz 0rGngen Ieines
lebenbigen Sn6alts aufgegungen, unb
fhon liefen Die 16fpar3en 3ruitent6iere
ii6erau berum, duf benz Slid, auf benz
Quftfpinb, ia mebrere, bic Ii9 gu tpeit
~porgerpdgt, fparen iogar uuf ben 8oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Der 9ottor (ift na9benfli4 i'm Or
oinations : 3tmmer 5uridgeblteben):
n 5dmos 9un3 fdmos bate niht
9e0a6t = 9enus BON Wiilo = Gin
lubung sum Is? Werben nal bin
feheH -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
Fruits and ycgeta bIes.

Th- Eeuu5lic quotations are for lots IN frs;
| hands unless otherwise Specified. small lots On
! orders are charged higher
| BLAckBERKIE&s-H homegrown. src45l 40 a g.
| gal Try: according 70 quality
! PEAcHE~-Ier +-gai. nasEct crate: Texas
! c cAhss SLScSs1 W. -. sound SlHilJ. AlahaHIa
hj55glta. 81; gFg% a.. = . fal - Arss1sas
| PEARS-Fl0rila l.. 'oHt- SIIa crate. HO.us-
sioMn sugar. iyHJ5c peck. Alabama IL c0nte g
WH6KTLEBEREIEs-s Scarce Arkansas ga
APpLz.s- Homegrown aoa75c tu. box: bsrs.
- e., aec'rliE t. gJaiity C0as!EEei; Bhl.
choice. fancy ri S2.-51z.1o.
INEArPI.Es-New Florida 500 Der. cra:e.
MSeTsai 'ts a. Tlieac il;9al ' On
orders a. = - hex higher.
III Ne e-lF52.n g2mmgl, r.! 41fi,c: ;-t!i
man Dtases eec5e fba BASKET rs anu ger
H. Ct:APEs-ArAaHsas Hartford and Ives Is 5a9
LEMONS MOI a I, =. OF TIL on basis s35os27s
i0T el9ice and s4.5y !. fancy
Cot =. ~ -TS-Pe- ie93. Z. tk. -: iobbins
;, 'cAiTfl,foRaIA pEcIDrous FEt-rTs--A. aug
,,io1n---PHtns; Burbark fI5.Ili3. Purple Duane
moud 81 90: Brad-haw q anGl75: Tragedy Pr;Ine5
si.-oIi.!l Rartiett pears G,592.ii Psaches-
,i o5;EG I, = f:ni'If ttgal anna. sfaia5:
'eS " 2 s-E f'r .,s s4an4 crates sen
- pony e}a'oc: Arkansas baskets 3Oa49c;
Illinois. taske-s 49, '''i
WArEENELoIs - Texs. sz.a1G: Georgia.
Alabama and South Carolin:. 81 Ql6p per car.
In i0bbinr wav sS1tis per iyt.
POTAI -I!oI1e-Grov.n eariv Ohio 5cG5ec
per bu. loose for bottom stock and bluff 55c
NEW oSIONS-Near-by yellow 5oG55c: North
Missouri red 55Tfgc per tu.
NEW CARBAGE-Bu. box &c: Dbl. $40.
lOos.. on orders. large crates si.2j.
box.
TOMATOEs-Horn grown aoa35c bu loose:
half ripe 4iH-1r shiuuiuc order
E5sETS- Home grown lT7t-ic dcz.
LETTE1E-fiu grown 5rfijc ioz.: CHICAGO
fat crates. JHTSl-: 3 bb.s. 55caSf.
CARt:oTS,iiome- grown iJG2pc d0z., bunches.
GrMRO-Horne- grown sc iS-hu basket
TTRNIPS-ETDrne-s grown eG91sc 4 bu. box
CELEI.Y-Eichigau iJHi2t.c Pc bunch. accord
Ing to size: 6JT40c.
EGtiPLAS T-HpuIe CTuvvr -nG-Jc dnz
PEPPEES-HOEIs- crown 3.Llilc ir-bu. bas-
ket.
STRING BEANS-Ho-1e- grown tl.50f1.so bu-
box loose Illinois fat box 1-l7ac: q ou- Chicago
greer 75c45I bu.
sQrAsE-Quiet: homegrown 47a59c bu DO.
loose
GREEN COFN-ffornr grown sugar s7f5r doZ.
SWEET POTATOES-N.eg Pe-rrrda G55j15c -
bu. BASKET. Tenn. pcciis &c. 1-3-bu. So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

WHEAT Receipts Al SKIS and 1888 cars local
R g, x6 sa5' ri tif at y np and 9 ia s e
side: No. 3 red al ~. g7sE.c ", and 5sgIsc T.
hard ds No. -, f s I'd e craze and t G arey o at
!eac FOR new: No hard at s,l52c old and 20
,,55zc new No. hard at sSc5'e. no stade at Sc
CORN : Receipts, q cars local and cars
a sh5fGi 6 E. By s sa I at So W at and c Z
side: no grade at i3a &c; No. 2 yellow at 5itsc
ana ana aI5 BE sids 10 Whit w at a. 's "
side. In the pit cash No. was offered regular
OATS - Receipts % cars local and cars
through De, By sample Del; 20 at %saaf: No.
S5c. No. 3 white at 3sa37izc; No. white at &c
FOR hot to 54Q85i9c.
RYE-Ihere vas considerable iq1autry FOR nev
5Igc del but oa d.. d. dull t,. ana nominal at
FLAXSEED-Late yesterday a carload SKID.
seed first Of the 1913 CROP sold at 9lc per
bu, on trk. None Offering to-day-noninai-sJc
FL9R.sef, wlnte. -four p Patent 1ss n, i's-9at
81 . az 81. low grades in jutes 81. 41G2sl. Hard
winter fours in es-Paisnts g . Z. FOR fFsts 70
s.7ga2,l Foregoing prices for lots from, first
hands Tx or at dspot this side or!er r hishfr
SKIS. and 800 In wood for new. Mixed and in
CoRNMEAI-ouo.able {. o. b. at s. 20 for city
meal. 50 for pearl meal: grits and ho;niny.
RHAN-7sales basis Z. trk. Of bran at 7le in
7sgfoc and nlids AT Soc To 81 for low to fancy
white in lc9s. AT mill bran sells at 7jc and ships
Hay ecep,s $50 ION, loG.l Ed 81: .t-,grh:
3 .Gas New tinothv sells al s.ar o.; Cioyz.r.
and ,ii for new. No. 2 old or new ss@Io prairie,
". side 80. new 500: No. Ssas.J9: No.
s!TfRAW"whsat on trk. s. 5oas: rye :7a.
WIIISEY-Steady at $50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

Il
day There o o
it y
al
~ sfroa1
ions which threatened TO curttl
June trading
large with smostac
continue aisn
tlins and lower temperatures
Sept II cseds &c off,.
Sc off and osed7c Off.
ld &c off
ed on h upturn
Yesterdays bank cearings
c per
i the o cal mark
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
Wall Street Gossip.

Reprrted BY the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro. g. Co.. No. 2A North Fourth street
New York July si.-Furegn-The indisposition
- trade actively the OF tho triple holiday
0sas responsible for the dizziness in American
etocks In London to-day. Prices came irregularly
changed but showed rather moro declines thafl
advances. The arbitrsge houses reported trans
action OF about q. 900 shares, nearly all saleH.
Atchi,on-After an carly fractional decline on
the June statement Of earnings Atchteon rallied
sharply on covering by room shorts. who thought
they detected good support at the lower level.
Tbs gross earnings for June showed an increase
Of 49, and decrease In net OF se4l, ga Fgf
the twelve months the gross Increased s2l55lE
crease Of H.E2..S4s In expenses
New York Csn:ral-A feature New York
Central. Tho decline in the stock vas started by
what looked like an effort to market a moderate
long line, and traders helped. On the decline the
principal buying was by the room shorts There
wac a report that W. X. Vanderbilt had success
fully effected tho sale Of large block Of new
bonds for the company IN London. through Mr.
horgan's firm.
sustained by the United States realty shares. par
tcuasiy the preferred. 1t was said in eKplana-
tion Of the recent break that the pool had been
dissolved and that certain members had deemed
" advisable to take their losses. +. I. Adams &
Z Co. were again large buyers and caused tho re-
coSery In the preferred
Metropolitan-Sharp advances scored by
tan Securities. Jacob Field II. Content and 9TH
er 1nelders appeared TO be the principal buyers.
There was a report that the InterborouGh Com
pany was negotiating deal with the Interurban
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
SECURITIES RULE DULL,
WITH MODERATE TRADING.
fractions AGAIN THE
STRONG SPOT.
Banking and Miscellaneous Issues
Have Little Outside Spec
ulative Support.
TT I +,

Yesterdays market for local securities
was extremely duh, with little interest out
side Of the traction group. Though there
vas some disposition to take profits in
Transit the close was firm at s20.12ia. after
early advance to So. p. United Rail
ways pfd. again the strong spot. with
an advance TO 50. the net gain for the day
being size n share. The 4-per-cent bonds
Were wanted mt $50 49,. and held at sS0.37i2.
National Bank of Commerce showed a ten
dency to ease off after early sales at So.
Third National held firm at $500.
Brewing Association Is were the only ac-
tive issues in the miscellaneous group. with
sales al $22.J.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
Enrcicn Exchange.

Prime sterling. cables 4s525a4. 1856: checks
4s5gJG3.sG. 90 days 4. s3jJdi .s3Jj.
Commercial sterling checks 4.s5as dfs53.; On
days 1851: 90 days !.s2i.niS27s.
Grain bills 1894: cotton bills 4.s3
Bankers Paris cables 5.iG. as. rs 1856. 1914;
checks 5.ISss rs. 10 lis: 90 days 5.i94.da 10 lilo
Commercial French francs. checks 5.1Tiz9
5.17 i-16: 90 DAYS $50.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.is1sd5.1s 1-15
Gj.1s1: 80 days 529f4Tj.2D f-lG.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5.lsziR
5.ls lie: 20 days 5.2li4.
Bankers recfIsmIrks. cables IS 1-iG: checks
90 5-iGdgJA4: 50 days a l3-lsG9i7s.
Commercial feichsmarks. checks a51.: co days
3ill: ~ days 9iI7.
Bankers Dutch guIders. checks ~. sD days a.
Commercial Dutch guilders. checks - 3-l5: 81
days 30 l5-l5.
MAr.,et barely stnalY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
THE REPUBLIC: SATURDAY. AUGUST l. 1908.

ana common ones we're not much much Wanted and
tho same values the week before
By Teiegrnph.
Kansas city. No. July al.-Cattle-Receirts
Texans. good corn-fed cattle SC to IOc higher:
wini"ftI Westerns and good quarantine steady
fedFs lover ehat ,s eaSoft and and DIESEL beef
stcgfs 5Sl3 - far 70 god i%i)GiS st 55 a
TeXas and iuGiIn steers s2.2Jai. Texas COW. 81 %
I5: native cowa 5: 59a4 70. native heii"rs ~ -:
Logs Receipts 1000. market 20 Iyc lower; top
s"5 bulk Of saes $'2.p5 IT, hsayy %t;s@ @
9 IS[fsr: s'2 ,a5 psa S2 St s sh ,s n
for the week: nativc lambs s. l5a5 50: Wsstet1
lambs t@Hye: ed ewes f2soqi -; TeHs glippGa
y.IlinsS S3qi %; Texas clippei sheep @-'''S4-'o'
soith !i1 @s@p 5l' iSl So. Jay sl-ca,e-Ro
and heifsri 81 55i425 siock ti' and feeders $ .
g.. i!ogs-heceipts GVoJ. JpIlc iow"r; lights
% iSai1 ~ aE' stsadg anu navy s'''a'' ,
New York .IGly $l.-geeycs Receipts $,2i3:
to =. shada hIshsr steers ;isoa559 bulls .2;;9
y89i.c per h. Exports tS-tlay " cattia: to-mor-
beef. Calves Receipts 2o5. barely steady. yesls
srasScts and buttermilks n5mili: city dressed
NI9isc. sheep and iaml,4EI;r.ipts 6.1S7. sheep
lambs opened steady to &c lower: closed 25giIa
S Sfe br$a At the !ai al9sc H5gR
teiri. LES; rather frmer feeling: heavy state
Chicago. July sl.-Cattlc-Receipts COZ. includ-
ing 80 Texans: slow steady: good 10 prime
srs and fecers 3 io5i.@. cows 81 25di 30: hetfers
- g. Gamers s25a2 g; o., 3aIs ;iadi5 etyss
to-day &c. 0jo. tomorrow 1000: left 5000:
close 291t3"c lover than Thursay mixed ard ard
. % rough honvy Si5'n1 70: light s. 2"d3 81. bulk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
GENERAL FEELING BEARiSH
IN WHEAT AND CORN.
TRADING MAINLY IN HANDS
OF SCALPERS.
Weakness of Corn or Favorable
Weather Causes Liquidation
at the Close.

General liquidation caused sharp declines
in both wheat and corn in yesterdays mar
Ket Local receipts Of wheat were larger
, than they had been on the current crop and.
though there was some buliish news, the ad-
vance in foreign values was not as great as
expected. The closing of the July option Il
large amount Of cash was used on the
pear side There was some early buying on
crop damage reports, but outside customers
We're indifferent and there was Il disposition
to take profits at the close
sept. wheat opened unchanged and sold at
&C SIC sc. 7sHsc. sic. Isf.c. i'..c.
'o7-c. &c. .s7.c, 7:4.c. 7sS.c sic.
Rains and cooler weather caused free sell
ing Of corn at the opening. Receipts. while
the corresponding day last year and the feel
ing was generally bearHh.
Sept. corn opened sc off and sold at
g'a.c g'lsc; tesc &c. VIC. sgz.c. J9sc
V'Psc' v'zc. 1yi.c @44c. S9ibc
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis were Isl. go
Du' OF winch Al SKIS. and lyS cars were To-
cal and cars through, against 1I2 49, bu.
cars through in 1902.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points 81
VI bu.. against 1.G1.Grp bu. in 1892. and
SNipih,nts sSsyo bu L., AGAINST $500 bu
III 1917. Chicago received 81. $50 bu. and KAN
sas city ESD bu; Clearances 4osn,o bu-
iDhhi i'N'4ptS VI neat IDT July ..SJS.>Jl
bu., against 0.9A,l 10 bu. year ago 5,Jgl 40
bu. in 1901 and 4.l59.3Sl bu. in Ispl
Argentine shipments OF wheat to Europe
the past week reported at 14csc.y btI,
against 10000 bu. week ago ana 3Z,u0
in 1899.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis $50 bu., Of
which 4 cars local and cars through,
against 500 bu of which 8 cars local and
cars through in 1902.
Receipts OF corn at primary points 90
bl.. against $4,000 bu. in 1857 and shipments
$3.50 bG., against 22i.gD bu. Chicago re-
ceivet 1880 bu. and Kansas City Is. so bu.
Clearances $500 bu.
Argentine Shipments Of corn to Europe the
past week reported at $4,000 bu.. as
against 2.T75.Go blu. a wee! ago and l,1Si,-
o. bu. in 1872.
Receipts OF oats ut st. Louis 2G 80 bu.. Of
which q local and cars through,
against l35 bu., of which sl7 SKIS and SO
cars local and cars through in 1872. Ship
ments 28.32J blu.
Receipts Of oats at primary points 1875
bu.. against $1,000 blu. in 1907, and shipments
1900 bu.. against Z-2.C1p bu- Clearances Co.
90 Du.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01

New York. July 8.-cotton-Spot closed quiet;
20 points lower. Niddling l2.1vc: gulf i2c. SHES
70 bae Fqurcs gl%sed e2r are s steaag g5 A a5
S.77s; FEB s.7ec March sSlc, 'rhe market
opened steady at unchanged prices - an advance
9f points and ruled IRREGULAR dnTns he entire
ness with avg selling up t. l&$a; on ,v the
sustained by the continued heavy RI as which
reported more or less genera! O'Cr the belt.
turned weak. with Ang; in sympathy. with out.
side markets. Liverpool which at the time OF
expectations. turned easy later. and New Or
leans also showed weakness. This and the APP
gave the entire list declining tendency. which
carried prices to level about to - points
selling al ' ils5c BEING the last DAY WI in tie
month there vas no trading in July after MD md.
pS STiti fr "a' t Io rsna Te. 81 t pre y
night. Jus. before midday further kilograms
were received telling Of more rains and damage
in The belt ana prizes asaln whrkei Upward;
bidding FOR July around L cents. The recoyery
In M f t late ' Ro it. r i nut wa Z 6wGd f
a, break Led by Aps which ~; iecn ss, 70
the entire market ruled very Irregular. Aug.
was two or three tmes bid up 10 l2c. CLOSING
at ll9lc. net decline Of 90 Points, while tho
point Of the session and showed net decline %
when was point higher. It was the first notice
DAY q Angists and notices Zee we're out to tho
were issued b. various house. and it was re-
ported that some at least were put ont by brokers
supposed to represent the clique. However tint,
NAV he, these were not promptly stopped and
operated against the rrice Of Aug I'm the open
market The price Of spot cotton marked
down 70 points. to CORRESPOND moro nearly with
the quotation for Aug. which Is the spr.
month but this reduction was not considered
especially significant for the time being.
Liverpool July 81 -CJtton-SDOt mpdernt" h1Si
ness: prices points lower: American middling
fair 7.cfd; good miidlinE 6;sid: niddling se9l:
low midiiinP cad. good ordinary c.Hsd. ordinary
1 SD Tho sales Of thr fay 5000 bales OF
which 700 were fo- sDeculatlon and export and
frcludel 80 American. Tecelpts IL O10 bales In
cludng 500 American. Futures opened steady
and closed quiet: American mddlinR. g. o. G:
Aug SAD Aug. md Sept SID Sept. sgd.
Sent and Oct 5.sid: Oct. and Nov. i2d Nov
and Dec. 5.32G5 23d: Dec. and Jan. 5.27Ti5 esi:
Ian and Feb 3 2GT5 .27d; Fob. and March 3. sd:
March and April 5.25Tj.2si.
New Orleans. La. July 3l.-Co'tca quiet: sales
42y ordinary 10 I-i6r: rood ordinary TaiiNc:
low rniIdnF 12a:c: ulIddlinE 13i.c; good m!ddlinE
1890: middlin- fair Is T-i6c. Receipts -: stocks
1884. Futures quiet and steady: Aug. Il. 3DT
10 90: Sept l5.7TTio7sc. Oct. 9.'sd9.Iac: Nov.
9 e2nsG2c; Dec. 96lasG2c. Jan. 9.s2a'. &c: Feb.
C2If9 &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
Hides.

Dry fint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
DC lbs. and over I5c do. do, ALLEN at 13..c:
all stock under 10 lbs. at 1Is.c: native and ar
kansas AZ 13c round culls at 7fEc. natives
seection-No at 1ic. No. 2 at 12c: lry- I1Ited at
1iHlii5c: green-salted at TIC: preen-saIted on
selection at &c for No. ! and &c FOR No. 2 Bulls
or uncured 1c per ID. less. part cured nc less:
culls &c. Horse hides-G;reen 40. at So IS No. 2
81. 70: ponies. colts and blues 8: all dry at 1jc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01

PUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 3l--Little interest was mani
feztei Ia the curb market To-Day, Trading vas
restricted 10 comparatively few issurE and al
though 'iead!fess -a* shown II several st1 i,s.
the general tone II tn" market heavy. Tnta!
sales did not exceed - u'v shares.
Northern Securities were again active and we.tK
selling from Ss7I down TO SIS. sales OF 2ce9
shares. To- shares OF American preferred sold at
ssA.I3a. and 10 shares - the common sold from
-. down 10 ~. 100 shares OF Havana Tobacco
common sold at 20. 10 shares Of SeabOard .u'-
mon sold at =. lg5 ahares Of Tennessee C,g..r
sod At -6ig. Greene copper sold at ~ ! .1
shares and 70 shares Of Houston on ptsf.rre,i Ola
at - and the common sold at 5 FOR 80 share
The curb DEVELOPED late strength.
In the Hnal hour Northern Securities sold
t. - active dealings. hut reacted 10 s9is Ju#L
before the close. Greene Copper was also ST. ne
and sg!d W. TO 20is On what was termed inside
buying.
New York Money Market.
New York, July 3l-Money on call yteady
lowest IL pa cent; highest 3; ruling rate ia
last loan =: closing ISsg2. time money steady;
81 DAYS ~ PET cent: - days ) per cent: six
months 5GS. Prime mercantile paper 5n0. SteT-
ling exchange s54OS sStS FOR e1day bills: post
tod rates i.S&sa+.s and 4.SGi SIS. commercial
bills s3s5 Mexican dollars 42izc. Government
bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01

New Orleans July 3i.-A.s q result OF the cru
SADIE started by the New York Cotton Exchange
against tho bucke:-shops y. s Raxter q co.
Incorporated in New York. and havinG Offices
here, to-day sued ont Injunction against the
Western Union Telegraph Company and the Gold
and Stock Telegraph Co. to prevent the telegraph
companies from removing Instruments from the
FIRMS offices and requiring the companies TO
tinue TO furnish the plaintiffs with the quota
tons OF the New York Exchange. Judge King
signed a temporary order.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings &i:,Q9G,30i, an
Increase of o.. Fer Cent.

New York. July 3l.-The following table.
compiled By Bradstreet. shows the bank
ceariugs at the principal cities for the
week ended July 30, with the percentage of
increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
St. LouI. Curb Market.

St Louls-Wheat-Sept sold at 1stsG1s,zc and
TO 7sH.c Corn-seDt. 51sc bid: puts. i3&sc: calls.
Miiwanke.-sept wheat puts 77-sG7sr: calls
7st.g7tl,c. Sept corn puts. 5i2445i5sc. ca!is.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
ST. LnuIs Enfure PRICES.
Pncking-Housc Prices.

Swift & Co. National stock Yards. will pay
today for produce delivered at Eas: st. Louis
or ST. Louis the following prices: Eggs, case
count. nt4c: eggs. Ioss-on basis. i3izc: No. /
fresh packng-stock butter. iZc. No. dressed
tnMIs. u. No. ! dressed sI.rlngs. 70.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-01
The Metnl Markets.

New York July 3I.-oFerIngs OF TN in London
were freer and prices were lowered in CoD5e
Guerce i5s for SPOT and 15s Cd for futures. he
former closing at ii27 los and future at 1924 90
The local market weakened In SYMPATHY and
closed about q points of at 2s 5Od2ac Tor spot.
Shipments OF tin from the Straits during July
4.iJj tons The local market for copper ruled
dull and more or less nominal for lake and cleo
tfolytc. and I2-75ai3c for casting. In London
the metal steadied uD rs Cd for spot and 2Gs ii
fO- futures TO f6 los for the former and fjj i"s
FOR the latter. Lea-ISllso showed n steadier un-
dertOne In the English market closing IL 81
higher at I'll The local market continued firm
md unchanged at soc for spot. Spelter
unchanged all around. here at 5.s75c and in Ion
don, at f29. Foreign iron markets were dull and
unchanged: Glasgow closed at US 81 and Mid
dlesboro at ass l0isd. Tho same quiet conditions
ruled hero. where prices are nominal: No foun-
dry. Northern. is quoted at 2lT.51dls: No 2 fOur-
and No. / foundry. Southern soft. at siG. 55G!7.
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Chicago Stock 1ynrL.ct
Domestic Exchange.
Money Market.

Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clcarinss Si.i13 10. balances SgnJ.Ul3 ,T.arlups
Tor ten month. t2E.0iS Js5
Bar silver.
New York. July 3l.-Iiar silver 54s,c Der ounce
Al London easy at Is J-lGi per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Washington July 3L-Cash balance S22. $40
M. gold, 500 POI u2s
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MINING SHARES.
Mining Stocks in New York.
New York stock Quotations.

ST. Louis. July si.-Tha following shows the
opening, highest. lowest and closing quotations
On the Ngw York stock Exchange today. Cor
* Co. bonds and stocks. No ia North Fourth
STREET.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Enlv.stOn-spOt r.afkut sitaHy. MIHdIHF IT.
Sales. bales
New OrIeans-srot market quiet. Middlins
1917. Sales 30 bales.
Memphis sa5t market a,,i-.. Middi,nE u 5-i5c.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston Is bales.
Nrw orleans. ~ balcr
Houston. y bales.
Memphis. bales.
Net receipts u; Az f-n5te[ States ports FOR the
days were Lat u.,l.s. against 3.7s2 bales
week ago and y il hItes ago. ENp"r.-.
20 bales. against is u bales year ago. stocks
2iA $50 bales against 2V1. ISL
ST IL. Ms I.ar.l- NJ. eflfsrlnnt.
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Totals Canada .........S ~. SIS 7s4 .... 100
mot included In totals because containing other
items than clearings
balances paid in cash
met included in totals because OF no cornpari.
Bon for last year.
last weeks.
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FIn1sced Quotations.

REP BIC SPHIAL
Chicago. July 2i.-Flaxsesi was steady and dull
Sept was go bid. oct &c bid and July glc nom
inal: No ! Northwestern was sc bid and No. !
SC. Receipts were cars here. At Minneapolis
a Itttvtf
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al oarI Air Line com.
Government Bonds.

Now York. July al.-Ciovornmert bonds:
hli"! States refundins -. r-EistereI......ff fa ,
Lmtcd states retuhdng e. coupon. .I"5' .
nltcl States 3s. registered. 1868,
Im,t' SlditS ~ coupon 1890. .-........-..lHIt.
,hit' states new g. registered I3ii.
United States new Is COupDn..........,....- 1yIi'
United State. old IS registered .......... IGgiI
United States old IS, coupon. -. .. iTgi,
United States Is. registered. ...........,. fGIs.
United States IS. coupon ..................... IO5
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New York Curb Market.

and the Metropolitan Securities Company. hut ~.
Belmont was quoted as denying that Their"
any IL,