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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
TWO GIRL TEAMS CLAIM
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Miss Crai=S Pioneers Dispute state
Title with Miss RandaII'~ High
school Organization.

Although the High School girls basket
ball team claims the championship Of Ms
souri, On the strength OF its recent Victories.
another organization * in the Held which
disputes it< right To the title. This Is the
pioneer team, Of which Mss Grace craig l.
captain
Miss Craig Intimates that the High School
team is adopting tactics 1opularized by Bob
F'Itzsimmons-oS claiming cham ionshigs
and failing 70 defend them. She states that
her team would like limited round -o-at
catch weights. fgurativeIy speaking. b
the Grand avs-Ie contingent. and that the
question OF superiority can then b. settled
The pioEeer captain. with The skill OF I
born hand1capT-r. has figured oU- the
done IN the situation and states it as fol-
lows
our games, scores and averages have
been the best We bsac the Feathers b. =
score Ot i 70 o. Mss RaudaIfs team beat
them BY S,,Drns OF = 20 and : 20 in two
games. The High School girls cannot claim
the championship OF that victory. as the
Feathers were net STATE champions The
Araant4S bad held that title for four years
Thar gives Us the title
We have challenged the High School
team twice. but they claimed that they
were not ready. If they want to play Tor
the championship. just let Us know"
Mss craig captain Of the Pioneers. re-
sides at No. 5-3IA Cook avenue. Her team
has played Columbia and Two or three other
wzIl-Growu college basketball organizations
in the laST winter
The High School team i cart.ine,! by
Mss Lillian RandeiI OF No. $50 Marcus
avenue. Il * probably The lest-kEowu or
garizat4on among the Sfri teams
Ii = thought that something may develop
IN the way ot 1 match gam from the pres
ent crisis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
T0PHAST OF THE RELIANCE
BREAKS AT START OF RACE.
Compelled to Withdraw From Race
w i'h Constitution and Columbia,
but VIII he Repaired

New York, June 1.-Two minutes after
she had crossed the starting line for a
thirty-nIiie race with the Columbia ard
Constitution over th- L.archmcrt Yacht
clubs course il Long Island Sound to-day.
the Reli8ncs's topulast snapped If under
the pressure Of her big club top=aH srG
balloon jib topsan
The tangled mass or sails zpsrs and rib
boa fell TO leewarrI. and hung partly sus-
pen.led BY the torn chm topsau and it, hoir
ropes With OILY RI feet OF ragged
stump % her topmasc standing above the
cripple
Mr.. IzaliH managing owre-. sl.= after tire
3rci,!S7r- the Reliance world SAT- N ,Is
next rae. OF Frif!ar
IG- Constitution and Columbia continued
the race. and the Constitution o.It<a:i=d -t=
former up defender ~ niae minutes. forty
six seconds eiapssd time and wou the up
offered IVY Commodore : T Adams OF, the
LarchEonL Illb- The coCrse vas 4 TRAN
gle hIvirg TWO legs - six niles ZACH and
one OF three mics The elapsed time was.
Constitution. ~ Ii
Columbia 80 NJ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Tie Norriers defeated TIE Rcsebufs. 3 20 q. and
the Couiey-Coynes BY the scurs OF l. 70 :. The
winning team would like to hear from all teams
IL tire IL AMI l. yelrs OlG class Address 2.
N0r!eu. Nc .LE- Grator streer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
NATIONAL TOURNEY
OPENS THIS MORNING,
Larg- Range Rife Contests VIII Be
iaaugGrated at the Bobring-
vile Range
MANY NOTED EXPERTS ARRIVE.
Local ami FOREIGN Cracks 70 Som.
pete-Aii Shooting 10 Be
Done at ECO Yard.

I.-z--sr-a --arrshoora-s VII open tie
-tcforfs -a.gr7 G-srt 81 the range II Bob-
-.n.vfrs II . o'clock his morning. ,ns vent
H. continue for ts-a,. ,!.vs.
Although the er-r- iiS- NAV not b. ~
large sz was ar frS- expected. more thaa
~ contestants E.v.. rorf-7e,J the directors
taz- -t,s- VII ...r-rsta today
r-v-a--z ~ -.-4--,r -eDBt5ti,p ,,,-z n
-. - -,
- i-t''fi- .. ta- -is' p4te. t7Al-l7 -'-'iA
Milwaukee, ard Chicago reaching TIE CRY
YESTERDAY The Cincinnati contingent =
~ --.---.--.-.- s r,,;.-,.s,-,r. - cav,
N--t 81 E=>.---=- .S 4--4F--'-t--9 Al-u 4 tEi-lA
from t-at city IS expected 10 arrive IL time
El. me r-@~fr-- sh,,- to-day
-.7... ~ ,r -.
49, - -, - - II '''
or ina 0est-lli'FG Eastern TiTs.rer- i a.
ready in rLe civ
r7--- r,,,-..-r 49, r,..,,.r.,- .-,-g.gr,- "a,
-1i.- i-.- 80 -" f'
it~L champions On the American stand -
target IL the .5i1-~rg- contests are b,5u II
-- -=-- -r-.---- - ..,.,4 -. r.. III 49,
~ ~
a. s2e close y the SEc"- Local experts n
clyde Horace Karhart. Doctor NaSs.4r.
Contain r>-aa,.-. S,-- pcr--s- Alan FL
- ,--'-'-
'la-=E 4Ec 1-aT'E 10 DINERS
owing 70 the system decided upon 10 gov
s-r rha -r,c- 5r4r -as,-r-. in ,-r ore
- -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Il. There IS doubt as 70 whether Az Revolr
will be started
John F. Scho-r has announces: that he
Will start Gold Bel In tfIs Derby. Bal News
Is now a certain starter and Colorado may
accompany BeruayS OF the sam stable TO
the post Banter Is also regarded a. i csr-
tain member OF the field
John \ Ltr1Ss to-day dsulss! that h. had
made = offsr to JoclSsy pullman T. take
a Derby mount Drake said h. had never
entertained Sl.cb thought ara had a.
ready made final arrangements fJr Lester
Rsif ard Charles GRAY 10 ride Savsh!e and
High Chancellor. ReiiT probably viii ride
S4v1bla
J. Is. ReSpdSs has engaged JccE=r Milton
Henry 70 ride one of his Derby horses. The
regular Jockey Z. knight VIII ride Fer
ResEHss srIrrer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
NEWPORT TRACK WILL OPEN.
John J. Ryan Resigns ~ Manager in
Favor of Fowler.

tLE.SI BLlt SRI M
Cia-tnnati. o. June John :. Ryan.
Frank Fowler and other promoters OF the
Queen City Rack Track y Newport. net
at Attorney CemPbeIrs Office to-day and.
after a long conference. Mr.. Ryan resigned
his position As general manager OF the
Queen City Jockey Club in favor of Frank
Fowler.
The management then issued an anouuee-
meat that the postpoueuieut of the meet
ing decided upon yesterday be retracted and
stated that the track viii positively cpen
SATURDAY next as originally scheduled
The meet will run for 40 days with six
races daily. three purses 800 and the others
"a ne offered viii be at 500 and SEQ
Tie track y oUclawei by the Western
Jockey club, but was recently recognized,
BY the Eastern Jockey Club. under whoss.
rules IL Will be run. There are over go
horses at the track at present, and sixty
more at Latcnia. the owners OF which il Is
said VIII enter the Newport game
Ryan resigned owing to the several in
dictmeHts which are held over him at St
Louis. but stated Tonight that as soon as
he gets rid of these cases he will again
identify. himself with the Newport races.
which, he says. can De made L grand sue
cess
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.

New T9rs, June r---FIou--Receipts s5.7ss: ar-
Pos or:,,, 80 astive AID firm Rye hou-
: o. .. at.oa5 Barley steady wheat-Recsipts
-: -xports -P-i- spot steady No. rel -,
1G4gtk -'-ss >. D. si0st. No l hard Manftcr.
duIlae@s ant oppression due % a zoo.. yesths-
map and lower cables. wheat beca-1a stronger
July passed sac anu the whole list advanced or.
strong Western cash situation. together Win
So 80. eoniptai1ts OF drought in the North
Us '.gl,c Ne. s!Eaer July Ssa l-lsc closed
ports x. go: .por firm: No. !: 5sa.c elevator and
sc : O. = afoas: 70 . yellow SIC: Ne Wits
eIs 'aisr avsHee.t on hxher cash prices eu!lis
aiSler July s.tse@sisc- closed 5ai,c. sept 55Iss8
80 CLOSE s9-.c Dec -515a-=c. closed 55'.r-
70 ca: ssasGaTi TRits a IA. 30 10. tx:
~ 70 white &c; No white t+.-c: Tx white
i'm: c5tson.eesi oil fTn: prime yellow 4,t.at:.:.
M3issaes quiet Re firm Hay strong Hops
Lard ,ssady PORK steady: tlrrtly ;IS5p: short
Eo. .-..c. Oats auist: No. 5slzc: No. Wits
5.isc. WHISKY On the basis Of go t1r fnished
s.I 5e!u "a Ssr.s. ~E ;s s . ss,. No s
Livsrpsoi June T.-sOot wseaTSSo. -,
sae s % No cssoraia In ds9 Is a s'fs a
lures G1tet: July IS ;l=d: sept. S. .l.d- spot
Futures quiet. June nominal: July IS SID: sept
~ Sad.
Chicago; lure T.,-Flou--Cash strung. wh.et-
No. spring '5sr5'c; No isa:5c: No. rad ESQ
l.Lc.- COrr-No. gao. No. . yellow 5ai-c-
oats.No. %; No white &c: NO. ) vhfts
Si.Tsjl.c- Rys-Nc. il Ba-iey-Good feeding
ga s.; fair To choice mailing DffSJc- Sod
Prime timothy & 81. clover. contract grade 81 81
oil. -. Prpvfs;crs-MsSs porx 81. lard taTT--fo
SEQ; short ribs sides oose. % Dds 70. dry saltet
shoulders tbId) 3. as. shcrr clear sides
,eIil SS-'-gsaS- Whisky. basis OF hishEiaes.
s1luaukes. Wis. June f1.-Wh-st higher: No.
Northern Sds5--c: No Northsrn $685.:
No. = $50. sample +49rasc. Corn-Iuly tsdoaisc
Minneapolis MINI. June rL-wheat-Cash
9a.c: July 7t-G.4-c: Sept. 1-ts9T.ssc; On tri-:
No. : ha-. G.xc: No. Northern @lc No. !
Northern g,tc. Ma ] Northern T161sc- Flour
First patents - 5d9& g: seroud patents a Ism
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
HINES Is VOW SECOND CHOICE.
Impressive Race Yesterday Cau.ed His
Price to Be Cut to- y toll.

Chicago. June fI--Judge Hines. the win
uer of the Kentucky Derby and the Haw-
thorne Handicap. is now one of the second
choices for the American Derby After his
race ia the Derby special at Harlem TODAY
his price was cut TO to 1. making him an
equal choice with Claude and Beruays II
is the-beIief of ncrsemen that Judge Hines
could have beaten Savable to-day had the
race been a SLIGHTLY longer one His ger
foruance on fast track was surprising
SayabIe remains favurite at 2 to l. despite
his narrow victory in the Derby trial The
fact that he was driven out IN a mile and
an eighth race made him weaker eanaf-
d.te. and leaves the race a more pUzzIiug
proposition The tendency will be to en-
large the field. and the number of horses
that will go to the post may exceed fifteen
Fore and Aft. the Tennessee candidate
arrived at Washington Rark to-day from
Detroit and was breeZed six furiongs- He
resembles Irish Lad and is being strongly
supported. The probably Eerby field has
undergone some changes. Dick Wefles nrsly
not starr in the race and SIfiffu a stable
companion Of Judge Hines. Is also CUT ot
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Nsw York Jgne fT,:-sp.st IN :scI.nei Z -.
cgsin a. 80; ~ ;. IN LaldSa Wills lie futures Is
scot being quoted az 5 s0e.s &c Thsrs was L
dseng ri z n me ,b sf''a sta foc c sset soppT
= 81 Futures rs lower at 80 -. L.
c4lIy. copper vas quiet and rouzlnaIly unchanged.
iI.t5c azd casting ~ ii: Iefni lost Il % in
also lower. closing quiet at i.Iz5c. Spelt-r vas
- 81 Icwsr in London AZ IN = 81 and uoai-
aaiy egh asssr n at M Id ri M Sie a.
Locally. iron vas nnHinany Inchanged with
No 70 ' s55n,Tv S6rthsrn NJ. S5unes-r sgi
e.. and W. foundry southern soft at ;1sfis.ja
Dried Fruits
% Now York. June THE market Tor evapo-
tirrnIv held FUTURES s0r Oct ana Nov. delivery
s9g g 9o s are on 6i a s cgIc. 4,
81 and fancy a- Fac spot prIines show con-
locks OF the larger stzs,, said 90 be mot over
abundant Quotations raI.ge from sEIc or all
80 sr tcT f Peaees ars .,saT b,,t stt
az 7a7.-c for choice and sGisc for fancy
Coffee
New York June T7-Cofree-Spot quiet F.-
-r1re, opened cIst AZ UNCHANGED prices TO an al
v1rce OF points under HTrner German cables
t1,t M Under nsaidatien as result Of iars re-
eeipta. c!ostES quiet - A Partial define q ].
points sa Jsfv T az &c &c p s5e Snf s
Nov s-ssc. Dec. IZ5c. jan Lilo zzd May 459g
View York June 1.-THE dry goods market has
shown a continued disposition 70 advance. with
orer1rious Of buyers OF a cautious nature. Buy
ar. are influenced somewhat by weather condf-
tons and the high prices act as a handicap to
frss trading though recognized varran,abie.
Iobhe-s are experiencing fair house trade.
Fiax.eed oaotaffoas-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
chicago, June E.-Flaxseed steady 10 &c
lower No 1 Northwestern sold az fi-5f and No.
vas EaA oil July Sgh at SI3s and S.pr-i
at 81 gTr.. Receipts wore . cars. Minneapolis
%. :. cars and Duluth L. cars
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
TEAM CH.NGE, IN nELLE.ILLE.
New Captain Eivert. signs Several st
Louis PLAYERS

Captain WaachIy. and Thies. Murray and
Disseikamp left the BelIeviIla Trolley
League team yesterday. and their places
were filed by Manager Schreaberger. who
announced that the new men would give
Bellevfl.- what he considered the best team
in tire league
The new a-en are Captain William EEwart.
LETT fielder. King. AbStsiu and the HOf-
man brothers. al Of 81 LOUIS They were
signed by Captain EITsrJ after his appoint
inert to the CIptailCy
Ire, BsIlEviIle team will PLAY the St.
Charles aggregation At BeIlsviIIs sunday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

The TfgF- LiI-y have won SIX cut II ssvar
games this season. They would like TO her-
from al oCJ-of-tOwn teams Address w P
O'C0ulsu No. sS3I WALNUT street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
LONDONERS CHEER FOR Upton.
King Edward sends Good Wishes on
lachtsman's Departure.

LONDON. June 17.-There was a large gath
ering Of people at the Euston Railroad sta
ton to-day 20 bid good-by TO Sir Thomas
Upton. who started FOR Liverpool to board
the steamer Oceanic for New York The
crowd cheereci him heartily while Sir
Thomas waved his farewell
On the same train was J. Piar7oTr Nor
gan. who was also cheered BY TIE Lfpton
contingent.
King Edward teIegTaphed to Sir Thomas
Upton Is follows:
''As YOU are Just about leaving Fer Amer
lea. let NE wish you prosperous Journey
and all possible good luck for the great race
il August
(Signed) EDWARD P III"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

chicago June T.-Faxseed Was steady 70 &c
lower No =; sqfsh vs. sod ~. ana No
AZ III gTr. Receipts . cars. Minneapolis
rJt :. cars and Duluth 10 cars
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

The Citizens defeated the Col-rubi1s Sunday a-
In score q % o Tie former team also defeated
the TannhaGsers b. the s.Cra Of TO $ k-ay1s-
pitched The first while Rehnsr pitched the Sc
orc gam. t0r re tr-ter.. For games with the
winning team call e Ij55
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

The EmeraIds defeated IL. MI-7uectes Sun
day BY the seer. Of y 70 3 The Former team
would Ike 70 hea- f-uni ali out-ot-tova tear-Is.
ADDRESS W II Kelly. care Earyad.ne-NcFSir
trick Dry Goods Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

WALLACE MAKES A BAD ERROR.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

American League.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
liz tarded ~ 90 Twenty RaGGdS
Before West End Cab Ills
Evening
EZENlH TO MEET BiLLlTER.
..aoIlyu Tommy Sullivan 10 Fight
H3r'l Ac' LELAND for tie
: second Tine Oh
June -


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.-.-. ..-.f .f-. rri- evening The
o.. - -.---.....
ae go n,.r.l-. L'e distance rs a,-
r.-.-- .---.r- AMI -es ws,-lt foa. po-al-
. TO-. -r
Hl..= NJ a-. 7-'i7F
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D.. .,..I H.. = - g..
...
, H. Sfe ". being the taller ~ tie iT0.
ash as -r.ia-s.rLr rEa r----.- his ..--
=, .r..-s- 4 .-.-. s-.r.-- --.,r- .4s--.r
'-s
--- ~.t.-H- s. nU lie .uT--rEr-. EsS --aa FE
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-- "l.. not -aEs t1 reduce Go Ee az 10
--rl. v.r a.-a -s CIT 1F his. ,.x--..
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"
AS a U7'..l7'-.l.ErT. Amy Eezer1l q '4--
mat. n,. -.a r.H -pIt. a local --o.I..ar tr4r-
. r-r..--- --.., t.--. H.. ,--.t.. 80 49,.
49, 49, ~ va
'---- 1."t .g1S AT Inc 7oRin-s ciuai and
scared -a-- t:e : Il brother OF Gus and
gene E=E-I.iE t-G: = said 10 be d cle=ec
as=- ss ara bH l-eIa-ives-
+3F= bgr-v negroes have been secured Tor
ls 0a--Ie -8rsl They VII be turned In.se
the -.a- aS a. cErL-I--rS.se- and will -
JIG 20 nix tElEE= 70
The ra5rfr ruvaI win be nut on -rrr--
-i5. ard the other events viii be in -e1Ff-
e~s - proceed a. fast as the AFFAIR IS IN
E-.--lr~ Tommy S-Il+z-4- and lax NJ
,r.r,--.s i....-. -, .-,.-...s - -
0='7-- L-l7 -'--''-o u IL. l--',-- ---7
81 attraction at the club, the pair h4v-
= oee1 signed Ear & tyve77t--roy1r.! battle.
,,,- - ~ -, = - nc s
-. my MA tI-7s- Il - E'S'-1--7-
NO LELAND * Well known here. and his re-
rpearanCe VII De- welcome to the patrons
the club. as he X ! wILling-euough tighter
~ accepts punishment sr!liiEgIy md goes
steadily % mix things. he fought three
mes IT this city last winter.
IN the Est occasion h knocked out
krDCEiyu Tommy sullivan. his opponent 81
-eNt ThurS'!ay- He pun Tommy down t9C
S1e seconds n ire seventh round the gong
wing tie Brooklyn mal from being count
i out right there. He recEperatsd SGf-
GENTLY 70 fight several rounds more, how
ve-. going out n the fourteenth from one
McClsIa1ds rights 70 Jaw.
Tommy always claimed that he was IN
= Ccudftion mat evening" ant his =yIrAr-
uanr performances hear cur his statement.
l. was certainly sick few hours before
n time set for the fight
NIcCieilanfs second fight here vas
Eaiasr Fiddle Tow. the latter getting an in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Ea-ter;sS-Ierisn. rav-u anI Some. Nsya1a
SAanls ami Lt5rsrcr
~ Fort Secrt kIs.-
Fort scot ...... - u I D. d. o. o. : -. i
lola e.. ----.--.--.-a . 50 I ; G O. >
f.a:tsrtss-For- scott. Wse,ibury and Check;
. I5.a. Root alG Armstrong
At Springfield Ig.-First game
Springfield 80 o I % "a : ;
S-s,:ai;l -- 1904 o o d : % . o - 6 !.
Esttterie+-S5,ri1gfiehI- Howell and schmidt.
SCALA. lawson ana =chra1--
Second game.
Springfield 80 . . > II i; :
>er.a-iL ..-...-.i D o = : - % n :
Batt-=les-SurrngrieEt. Brown v-aaefiebi and
S.1m-a- ,...a.A. taN-.-Ln -.RL-e. and schraEr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
JULY CORN DISPLAYS MUCH
STRENGTH IN CHICAGO PITS.
TRADING Is DULL EARLY IN
THE DAY.
Later the Sentiment Assumes Bull
ISL A>pect-Odts Stronger
Through sympathy.

Chicago. Iure 1.-THE strength zrd &C.
ttYity in the corn pit was the feature today
n he Beard of Trade July corn c-osing sc
higher. sept wheat Wa sc and sept oats
Unchanged while provisions were a z1ats
. I5-c lower
WHEAT
Trading IN wheat early in the day vas ds-
c-tedly dull and with favorable harvest
Ing weather and outside markets generally
lower. cables showing No particular inter-
ese- Tie market during the first half OF The
session showed I declining tendency July
opened isGi.c 70 zs0t=c lower a ~ %
75l.c. alG sept a SHADE 20 "a lower az
Ilis{,TG1s- 70 7g'.c. the latter selling OF
later % ~ a 7.;t,1. Toward noon the ser-r-
fr'-nC in the 1It assumed a hGiltsH aspect
al't pri'cs rallied July advancing 70 l5f.s
ma -"gJ 20 l4--..- he late strength II
corn. together with reports IL a lack OF
Moisture n the Northwest. were the causes
tor the change III sentiment. There Wa
2rices again declined but tie chose vas
strong. with July r. higher a. =. r---.c
and sept. Up - II 5G;sT-tl.c. C1es-tucSs
u wheat AID tour were equal q - so 1t!
Primary receipts were eli ~ lr. against
81 80 oU 4 year stgp. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts 0f -! cars. which.
trafr grade Eslte the total receipts FOR the
three points o. IS cars. against sus car,
Last Week and III ears 4 wear ago.
CORN.
Corn ruled easier The first part u the -
sion On tie excellent weather conditions.
but !ater n the day there was i renewal 3t
The buying which has Keen 4 feature for
Inc LAST few days. and the market became
extremely hCIlish. with trading quite active.
KY was IN urgent demand late in the day
" ShorIS- and with light offerings the
prices or that delivery advanced sharply
1EG th@ c-oSe was -sc higher 1t j.lsc aftsr.
eeipts We're - ears, with : OF contract
grade
oats were easy on the favorable weather
AID the more assuring tone Of the Govern
HenL weekly crop bulletin Later the mar
set developed considerable strength in
Syrlpa my with the advanc. in wheat and
corn bur the trading on the whole Wa
gulet- Inc close was firm. with sept IN
LH4nzed At - 81. AFTER selling between Jysst.
and Sf1sc- Local receipts were IGe cars
RANCE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
: Opening Highest. Lowest crosu<.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PROVISIONS

Provisions were dull. with prices barely
steady. there being little demand from any
source After some reaction the list was
sSeadie'l by the buIlIsh tendency in grains.
SSrL- pork closed q shade lower at SIX sso
80. sept Iar1 was st.c lower at Sss.--c,
"1ite rios were also down ei-c al % e..
Estimated receipts for to-rOrruw- " neat.
. cars; corn iss cars; oats, Us cas-; hogs,
$50" head
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kansas City. II: De. Mofne.. :.

Kansas city. No June IA triple PLAY BY
Jacobs. Webster and Streib was the feature 81
ta-'tayz gam Both teams played ragged
game N the asLd nut Kansas Ctty lad lick IN
REE
De4 sfones III - . . Is - ;
Batteries-HaLa and Clrich- Madigan and
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IRE Thieoss Stsrlin defeated the Lincoln SIuss
sunday by the score ot 20 o. They played L
tweive-iuni1g game rhe former team would Ike
70 hear from all piano houses IN the city -At-
dresS =. Day. No. Ills Olive street
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BOSTON. So. BR0okLYN. IT,
Morning Game II Pitcbers' Battlc-Pit-
finger Somewhat Wild.

Boston, June t7.-Brooklyn Won the after
noon game from Boston easily. batting Pi-
atc'S delivery all over the lot. Schmidt also
was hi hard. but Br0okIyu's Eating WAS
punched and conceded with Boston e.
rur= Attendance nTS score
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

View Tort. June Ire 1oritry RI t..
ing and this morning vas fair; but me market
assu. ss IA Tassss aaiet tops , oT . sesss az
spring chickens IN fair rsauest. but marks:
geese unchanged Pigeons glow: qaOtii;ons IN
Dressed pouLt-yy.Rses.D5s to-day Is pigs.
lets due By Star Union and Aerchalts' Dts
S;s s sl qrs ss bsa s .sss soa
very spartns,y. ard we're well represented or
vance Of &c per 70. asked BY r.ee.ys. Nos:
sold straight at rc. but heavy cswis had - b,
shaded. western spring erqier. worked our q.
brought S.. rarely 8 IN taacy; bur srstnary
rss ans ehieksas sTT-.d aad -ors.8 on. :.
iss '0r LIE. sr,s , . f sTsietes Small mai.
REPTILE SPECIAL
New York JaIe r7.-EsE<-Eec-ipts to-day is-
- cass he seatfs s "a. say9r1 hs. and ia. as
the small receipts tee market shovsi in
proved condition enas,ins recelys % r9r g. q
i5c FOR during the week The current arrivals
s se as Il. q faa s. ::
Central West ranging tsc lower. Dtrtfes ant
ehssss 9:n ,a. s eg ss P. rs s.as
Isc loss ots. western sc; Southwestern &c.
h1uSaS Itty- No I2-ls Aa--EsSS sl-dol- Ms
soIirt and Kl-szs Ike t0z.. cases rseurned. new
No vhitewood cases inciu.et Ices oE- L.
butter and Cheese.
New York June r.-Brttrr-Receipt, II. ls5
pkzz: steady: stat, dairy TTrgic: creamery fszr
:I;zc. cssess-Rsc..pss az; g ssss; steady; Sss;s
eoiored and white i0ssc-
Chicago Ju1e f1--Butter easy. crea-1erisS $50
&c: ti1iries Ls--Ffst-c- Cteese-Nav steady.
twins i9I-c; daisies nc: Young America fi7if;=c-
Philadelphia, Pa. June L--Buc,er quiet. but
steady: extra Western creamery e. 1-ar-Sy
prints s1c- Chicago i'm. New York fIu Grams
choice new usc. kair 70 good ws.gric-
View York June I.-Sux1r-Rz- ssesfy: talr
refining :txc. cenrrifuxal. - test SEC
iasses sugar s-ysd: refined steady. crushed
a. &c: powdered &c. Eranulared Acc Ncias-es
firm
New Orleans. La. June Ts.-SuGar dull. open
kettle esSd3 f-fsc. open kettle CENTRIFUGAL 5.D
TIC: csntrffissai whites t-tScs Fellows JhEtc.
s-esnsfx IN F1c Nola<ees-pCer kettle nominal.
Issssc; centrifugal sTrSc struo nominal. f1T-tc.
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The HOeh1s would like 70 hear tr-rr1 al our-,f-
town teams Address E = E1enl. No. III
Franklin aveuue.