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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
Suppress "sw eeps."

Police Commissioner Root has d.
reeted the police department to stop
the practice Of three chimney sweeps
who arc making their headquarters
on the sidewalk at the southwest cor
ner of Riverside avenue and Howard
street
Complaint has been made against
these men. They stand at the cross
ing Gay after day. Their peaked hats
and general appearance In regarded
as Hst the very best advertisement
Cor the chief street crossing IN the
oity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
Till pLAI=6|LL5


isis Hopkins" was presented at the
Spokane theater last night before a
fair sized audience, giving fair salts
faction. Miss Rose Melville, who
carries the title role, has been identi-
fed with the part for so long that
there is little in the way of the
technique of its Interpretation for
her to learn. She is surrounded by
a company of capable actors and &C
tresses. who fill in the supporting
roles very acceptably. Sis Hopkins"
will be seen again this evening.
a feature of the coming engage
ment of "Yon Yonson," under the di
rection of p. ]. Kennedy, which comes
to the Auditorium Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee, will be the introduction Of
lot of new specialties by exeep-
tionally clever artists. There will be
singing by the Lumbermen's Imperial
Comedy Four quartet, splendid sing
ing organization; acrobatic songs and
dances by Madge lie Page; singing,
dancing and a mOnologue by Mae
Woods and the singing of Swedish
folk songs in their native language
by Nels Erickson, who is himself a
Swede and is the only real lyon"
since the death of Gus Heege.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
Remedies
Natures Cure
Not Patent Medicines.

Not Patent medicines.
Medical Lake Remedies are a posi-
tive cure for rheumatism, stomach
troubles. skin diseases and eczema.
No remedies In this market are so
Riverside avenue, Spokane, says:
There Is no question as to the cura-
tive properties of your natural RENE
dies as recommended. l have tried
the Medical Lake cure for rheuma-
tism and was entirely cured"
Nelson Clark. an old resident,
states that his daughter was entirely
cured of rheumatism. after the best
physicians could give but little relief,
by taking the treatment at Medical
Lake.
]. l.. Krstxer. o1212 Colvilie street.
Spokane, says he was greatly bene-
flied in a case OF infiammatory rheu-
matism by the use of Medical Lake
treatment. They have performed the
cures and there can be many testi-
monials furnished from well known
people in Spokane and vicinity.
Medical Lake Salts.
Medical Lake Tablets.
Medical Lake Ointment.
Medical Lake Plasters.
Medical Lake Soap.
For sale by all druggists.
Manufactured by Medical Lake
Salts Manufacturing Co.. Medical
Lake. and Spokane. Wash.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
The Sloane-Pd ine Go.

Heekin's blended tea, pkg.... .5oc-25c
Schilling's tea. pkg. .25c
The celebrated Gault Ceylon tea,
pkg ..75c-40c
Mocha and Java coffee, lib. ...... .40c
Special blend, lb....s.y.......s..1 5c
Two lbs ...........s,s..s .25c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
Last of the Season:
Concord Grapes, basket zoe

Fancy California grapes, all va
1 rieties, b................f...lsc
Basket SOC
Huckleberries, Id. .2Oc
Two lbs. e.. .35c
Red ripe pomgranates, each. &c to Sc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
FINANCIAL.
S3,ooO,0oO.oo
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS
of the Government of the
Philippine ISLANDS,

BY direction OF the Secretary OF War. and on
behalf q the Government OF the Philippine Is
Department Invites bids Tor So. 10000 Of the
Gsftihca.es g Indebtedness q The Government
q Congress entitled. AN Act to establish a
system in the Philippine island. tSF ap SS..1s
March 2. 1908 and Act OF the Philippine com
The certificates will be issued in
coupon form, in the denomination of
$1,000; they will be, dnted September
i, 1903, bearing interest at the rate or
per centum per annum, payable
quarterly, and will be redeemnbIe in
coin of the United states at the afIics
of the Guaranty Trust Company or
New YORK, depository of the funds OF
the Philippine islands in the City of
BY the RE 3 ths Asi q Ef SPSFeSs sss S
MENT OF ALI TAXES OR DtTiEs Of the
Government OF the Philippine Is!aI ia. amy
the United states. well a. from taxation ia
i i authority IN the United States or in the
tsa6ssEip,ions WIN be payable upon NOTIFICATION
GU9R1%Y kusF iS SoSPASY &c Of 0: New y York Se
bank drafts made lGs paSable IL ' hsa G eH and de-
livery Of Certificates VIII be made by sad Trust
The Secretary of the Treasury au-
thorizes the statement that these Ger
tihcates of Indebtedness will be nc
cepted by the Treasury Department Ms
security for deposits of the public
money OF the United states in national
banks whenever further deposits may
be made. and may at any time be sub
stituted for United States bonds now
held as security for deposit, on condi-
tiop that the Government bonds thus
released he used security for uddi-
tional national bank note circulation.
The Secretary Of War reserves the right to Te-
sec, any and all bids.
Responsible subscriptions Offering the highest
and most advantageous premium Will be those
accepted up TO the amount of three million dol
lars as offered
The envelopes containing BIDS should he clear
ly marked, SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PHIL
lPPINE TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS.' and nd dressed 70 THE;
BUREAU OF INSULAR AFFAIRS, WAR
DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, ID. c.
They will be opened at p m. August -. 1928.
and no BIDS received after u IN. August ., 1876
Will be considered.
Colonel. L. S. Army. Chief OF Bureau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20

HANDS unless ssc aS 10! s.n G,i IN o5
.B1-ACl<BERR1Es-Ho grown a, 6oGso a g.
ajsH EsesPft4H 4bs S ksqa s4si.
Sc , fgf EoO e. and sPscklsd e god and
at for for s Is sas E Isaa Alabama Eoe5a
siPpi Illinois. Teanessee and Arkansa; at 7SsS
GGRAPEsssATkansss sc Climax ;t BASKET Ssese'
yPEARS-FloTtda lie Conte at s275as a crate.
HOMEGROWN at 2aa3oc a peck for common va.
wHoRTLEBERR1Es - Arkansas at 50 Der
;, NEW APPLEs-Home-srown a, 5oca1.15 per
S Sa 9SH 9ns 6sis f from s2Ss according
Doc. and b. box at 6eqsoc. Bbls si5e5ss for for
asq and yaisn enc M at S So
PLtsIssHoe cox Comm .snea a. &C. and wild
goose AZ a.. lga5yc per i:-bu. haaket.
and so Gn for 't ssne on S Sesf ,a
VI EaY On orders at $ a box
oGoASuTss per s4SS e z. G ffE and in job
0' G Tfy s DEPc Eel Ts rRu1rsa,e, =,
AUCTION Aprcots at s,sssc: Plums-Burbank Sc
gSt' fA ini zscTS!: ana Tragedy sl.25a
it2 Peaches 0eaa In 500'inE way from store
;. cANTALoUPEs- II crates a. 7sasoc and
SGc g and crates at slgI25 for choice and snail
sornia at $40 for small and .4s5 4 for large large
y wATERMELoNs . Sales mainly a. susa125
at sl25qiio, with fancy large higher. In tobb;ns
way from Sl0GI25 per 100.
NEW POTATOES-Early Ohio from farmers
wagons at e0Gl10c up to .5c: triumphs at 6ofp
65c delivered Tor good to choice; poor or dam
NEW oNIoNs-Near-by yellow at soesoo and
red from 5SlpS9c; mixed at 54GSIc.
NEW CABBAGE-Quote l5a2Dc a ht bor and
40Y50c per Dbl. On orders higher
recommendations grown i0lT5o Ter bu
box Consigned going at about charEes
TOMATOES = Homegrown SocGSl Consigned
SLOW sale and weak, with only choice SOUND
wanted, quiet at AG2Sc for poor or ieaky 10 3tc
for choice. - w.
BETS = New homegrown Mt Ioc Der doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at l5asoc per bu, box.
duz. lunches. 49,
GREEN PEAs-Home-srcwn at slal25 per bu
GrMBo-Home- grown a. 75casl1o per .s-bu.
cAUL1FL OVER 5oa75o per bu box. accord
ing to quality.
TrRNIPs. Home grown at aoqsoc per bu boz.
CEl.ERI-New Michigan at 15a20c per bunch,
according to size.
EGGPLANT = Choice New Orleans at "a per
Dbl, Home grown at Jc per doz.
kAIE-Home-g grown at 20Gf25c per bu. loose
PEPPERS-Home- grown at 25G3Sc per ls-bu.
basket
STRING BEANs-4ea5oc per bu. box loose for
choice fresh round green.
SQtASH-Home-grown 25G30c per bu. box loose.
GREEN CORS-Home grown sugar at 1D9l5c
per 6oz.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
RIVER NEWS.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
up sF as Toner H. }ny s 5ds D9Phn No
The Russell Lord down at $40 a. m. The cape
down at a. M The Chester up at T. q; ola M
The Lotus Sims and Stacker Lee due down The
and warm. A'''ef e'eaf
Memphis. Tenn. July 1s.-The river here stands
j. ia feet on the gauge fall OF l in the last
lived on time The snagboat II. G. Wright. on
her trip down from St Louis. DESTROYED li2 snags
City OF Wheeling, recently bought at Cincinnati
By Saptqn cI Powers FOR the viGsburs ana
epsT for ans a1tsF e her boilers WIN
were bales OF and 6s sacks of cotton SD
showing ing rise q s during 's last = hours
parted for st: Louis at a m with tow of coal.
from Totl the I TS river At m with barses
light. The Wash Honshell departed for Cincin-
es The Russell LORD PASSED ro ,S snd
Mississtppi to the Upper Ohio at p m. The
ducah to-day.
inches. Clear and pleasant,
Il! feet and rising CHESTER down s at p f'aa:
T2.9mea clear p and and sa stacker Lee down 2l0 p M
inches in canal: 3 feet on falls: feet below
locks Clear and hot.
Cincinnati. o.. July 1e.-River stationary. II G
Memphis. D.
Burlington. Ia. July 1.-THE river is feet 5
inches above low water. a rise of inches in q
hours. Weather. clear and cooler The Elofsa in
and out from Keokuk The steamer Quincy due
at II o'clock tonight Quincy down tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
Evansville Ind. July 1s.-River falling: "a
feet Clear and warmer.
Vicksburg. Miss. July 19.-The gauge shows
242 feet, fall of 6. The Belle of the Rcnds is
due. The Delta cleared for Memphis The
American arrived.
Cape Girardeau, Mo. July, 1s.-weather. fair
and cooler. River rising. The Cape CIrariearl
up at 10 p. m. The Chester down at ! a. m,
returning at 10 a. m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Prime white live geese in small
e s5ssc S 2s@2s 5 XXX i S5T lsc Wh XxS
chickens Sc; ducks-white ioc; dark soe. vi Id Ss
Sed sS s Snsfa ssy ssssT s to
aS apps 3 s9 s x Sal s5 30s sae @
s.c: angelica 5fs: wshoo-bark Of root &c. T BARK
OF tree rs blood 3asS: olushag &c; sassafras-
ling lOa25e: lamb at l5a85c; dry fallen. etc. 100
DEER SKINS. ,ETc.-ouote. per h: Prime
deer deer SKINS 20 Ss black tail PC Southeast Texas
BEESWAci-Cnchanged at sc per ID. for
sUNFLowER sEED-Norninal at s11o per 100
CASTOR BEANs-At a.s5 per bu. smaller lots
L1NsEED oIL-onotable at $50 per gal. for
CASTOR on-Lots Of 200 gals. at SIC per ID.
for No. and 95-c for No ): small quantities io
soc. on orders dealers charge sl.40 for halves
t CoT ITO IS oIL-wnter white 4sc; yellow
4ic: summer white 4ec: yellow 39c: salad 4Sc:
ss4s at 81 g., to 1sf s. strained
HoPs.New, - 1Ssk at 2Sa2'c' Western s5a2sc:
Safe Side medium at SIC: .sranulated soc
per Dbl &c mese per ps Dbl this s,I eide
car lots. on trk.: Common at $40 to $50: fair at
ss sToc * faSSs a IL a. seasHe p.r
BEANS AND PEAs-ouote from store: Dried
bu.: backeye al M.ssa1.75: California pink at ssc
per h; New York kidney sic: Lima beans sc;
t ktASPPEIR S9RNIWhite at 55e ner le9 lbs
and and &C. RasF Sc %hsaS sSs
hai, Dds 1sc Wine sc: saueTkraut 30140c;
lard ties. ioc: 2oc off each broken head &c for
.MoSS-Gray mixed 1Isa1ac: gray. brown and
@s54c: XX at a,4@fc: XXX at 4ifti5c: XXX at
RAGS, ETc-Per ICo lbs: Country rags at 500
&c Old rope-No. / MANILA at SI50: No. at
BoNEs-choiee beached at SIS per ton: other
ki nd ;, from from $40 $3.50 to sl4
POP coRS-seiiinr on cob a. socas, per 100
''sG N6 s. aSf EFX rfs at s ibs
Wrought iron 55c; heavy cast SOC: baileabie stees
fnd brsek sable Sc stsvs Acc burnt Eh,
were at &C for small and nc for good average:
SORGHUM CANE sEED-ouotab,e at 75c Der
" Dried FRu1Ts-w. quote: Evapora.ed apples
isa1Sc; do. waste at 1ifalisc; sun dried quar-
tsrs at &c to rs per lsnlatter for choice bright
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-Nev sugar at
saf sh iii a3s sD # sa s s]s sa
Hungarian at S5c to 81: clover at IS and timo.
i n,,p ss 80 81 new timothy for Sept delivery
COOPER A'Tr-we quote on orders for prornp.
delivery Ally Lard ties SIS for wood and si.22isT
bound. and 81 for iron-bound oleo tcs HSs
Slack .Round-hoop flour bbls SIC fiat HOOP hoop
or apple bbls. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20

ture to the early trading. and operations seemed
to be more OF an evening-up character than to
account.
New orleans. July 1s.-Cotton-Futllres ouiet
and steady: July 13c bid: Aug. Il. 75c Sept IL 4IT
IL lsc: oct. 955a9 Soc: Nov. 9.59ds 4Oc; pee 3 81
500 ordinary ll-lsc good ordinary lie: low mid
ding llac: middling LAC: good mddiing 13i.c;
II.iddllng fair 10 l5-l6c: nominal. Receipts ias:
stock 52.20i.
Liverpool. July 1S-Cotton-spot In limited de-
mand: prices points lower: American mIddling
fair e,s0d; good nliddinS 6;6id: middlins 6.4oi,
low middlinG slid; good ordinary 5.sid: ordinary
SID. Sales for the day We're 5000 bales Of which
io9 were for spscuiati9 nan. and EXPORT and in
American Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed quiet: American rniddlinE & O. c.: July
6.lsd: July-Aur. Sid: Aug Sept. slid; Sept
Oct. 5.63d: Oct.-Nov. Esd: Nov. Dec, 5i9l Dec
Jan. Id: Jan-Feb. SEAS 13d: Feb March 5ll
as. I'd: March and April n.1IMh .1od
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
HOW HE CURED HIMSELF
OF CONSUMPTION.
Doctor Berryhill Says Tint TubercuIo-
sis Is the Most Cura BILE of Dis
eascs-Outdoor Treatment
REPURLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 19.-Having cured himself
of consumption. Surgeon Thomas A Berry
hill of the United States Navy is again in
Brooklyn. Doctor Berryhill, who is in the
prime OF life, has been assigned to the
cruiser Baltimore, which is being made
ready for sea. When she sails she will
bear as her surgeon one of the healthiest
appearing officers In the service.
Doctor Berryhill's self cure of the white
plague" has aroused considerable interest
He declares his restoration to health bears
out his own theory that there is no tenable
reason why any normal man or woman who
can seek outdoor life should die Of con-
sumption.
When Doctor Berryhill was stationed at
New York about two years ago, he began to
decline in health. He developed all the
symptoms of consumption. He lost forty
pounds in weight. Friends feared he would
shortly die. Resolved TO put TO the test his
own theories, beSotten OF years spent in
the study of consumption, he obtained leave
of absence. He went TO Michigan and
camped out during the summer.
In the following January he proceeded to
Texas and pitched tent. together with
young banker who was also suffering from
consumption, at a dry, ueSolate spot l0
miles from San Antonio.
Every night they slept with the flaps of
their tent open on both sides. NortherS
sometimes reduced the temperature TO freez-
ing point. but the tent maps We're never
closed. During the day the men fished and
hunted. making il a point to always keep
their minds occupied with some invigorating
outdoor exercise. The symptoms of con-
sumption faded away one by one In a few
months Doctor Berryhill had gained forty
pounds in weight. His friend showed sim
liar improvement. Both have now been pro-
nounced entirely cured Doctor Eerryhill
declared last night that consumption was
one OF the most durable of diseases.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Rsceipts = Ito SKIS. and lC6 cars local
sd at SIC 20 s siR as TO 90 6a
asked late> TO mills: No. red at 7sc to 76c,
elevatorsl to &c. mainly at 77i7c 70 &c. E side:
skd. switched to eIeSatOr al 80 for No 2 red.
&c for No. red. 1od!5c for lower grades. SKID.
from from boat TO elevator 1S at Tie for No. red,
cars through. BY sample del.-No. 2 at 49c early
elevator; no-erade at isEc: No. 2 yellow at 4sc;
and gsse 70 60 cut: No. s white at isc E. and
oATS-Recoip.s is slss. and 43 cars local and Is
cars through. By sample del.-So. at 3se; No.
Ss,se; so No 70 white at ssSsiS 0 "H''' al '''f~
. KYE-Dull: offerings light. but demand limited.
No. auotable at Gc local and No. nominal at
FLAXsEED-No bids: offerings Cr7ashers
out It, Until NTH the new cTop begins to moye .. o5
straights So $685.: extra fancy s. seq$ 20 clears
s. 2ods s: low grades in iutes g ioq2s 60 Hard
80 for extra fancy: stralshts g. 25G3 IS: clears
s. Ioa2,so; Foregoing .Tices for los from first
RYE FLouR-ln tobbing way at g .G5 in jute
SKIS; and $3.50 in wool for new. Mixed and In
HAy,ERees,v.d,, 30 tons local and none
, y ~ s 's N No noa sq Sen. No a. ssa 1
So. / 81; No 2 slOaii. Glover-Mised, 30. !.
80. sida: 10 .sas. = ls" VI ''''
!. sTgAM..wheet and rye on trk SEQ; rye Sc.
meal. 50 10 for pearl meal. gTits and hominy.
BRAN-On basis E trk. 1sc for bran in large
se 4. o's Soc for mas IN 6o At mil bran sells at
LEAD ANp sPELTER-Leaa sold at a12ia.
wEISKY-Steady at $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
A. G. EDWARDS & SONS,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
4io AND 4I2 OLIVE STREET.
MEM BEERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,
ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE.

No. ] at 4hc: No . at sac Packers stock at
4ac for prime to choice.
Country l-ard-Prime in good pkgs at &c.
Country Bacon-ouote sides at DC.
Srease-Quote small irregular lots country:
brown S'se: yellow axe and white &c. quote
low 4GH.c: white at 81. G5izc.
Frog Legs-Scarce: quote at 1850 per doz .or
large, q for medium. COO for small
Beef-on orders: lsbd.-Plate. roll and Fulton
aiket Sil-SO: mess 81; dried. lb-scts 1lisc:
;nsides lac; knuckles lie: outsides lIsc: tongues
Neals-cuote choice to fancy &c for heavy to
sisGSc FOR small and fat l00 100 lbsD: heretics
and thin Sc 10 Sifc. Sheep at iaGsc: bucks and
ewes az lisa2c spring lambs 4c TO il.c per ID.
thin lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-Old chickens hens. per III. oihc:
fsos'eIn &C SpTinS chiche,s' average receipts;
turkeys &c; old turkeys l3c ducks &c; geese. full
.ea;heTed &c: geese plucked. SC; live pigeons and
squads. per doz.. 81.
Dressed Iced Poultry - Chickens-Hen. lnc:
spring chickens lie: ROSTERS 5l=c; turkeys lie.
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Fresh Ffsh-ouote: Black bass at l2c: crapp!o
at &c for small to Sc for large: dressed cat &c.
spoonful cat &c: bullreads-dressea s. and gross
3tsc: hufral"-gross 2iic. dressed &c: German carp
dressed 2isc. gscss 11sc: sunfish Sc. white
perch Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
FIRE CHIEF HUGHES KILLED.
Crushed to Death by a Street Car
in Louisville.

Louisville. KY. July 19.-Maior Edward
Hughes, Louisville's veteran Fire Chief. was
run over and instantly killed this afternoon
by a trolley car. Major Hughes was one
Of the best-known Fire Chiefs in the coun-
try and had been at the head of the Louis
vile Fire Department for twenty-five years
until recently. when he was retired on the
pay.
He was picturesque character and had
been fire fighter for more than fifty years.
de was on the way to the house of a
friend for dinner when he stepped off the
trolley car at Beechwood on the Louisville
and Anchorage line. only to be run down
and mangied by a car coming from the OPP
pOsite direction
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
WHEAT VALUES EASIER
ON LATE LIQUIDATION.
OUTSIDE SUPPORT is VERY
LIGHT.
Corn Follows Wheat on Downturn
After Early Period of Good
Buying.

Though most of the news and general
condition of the crop was favorable TO the
buying side wheat prices were permitted
to sag Saturday. The big professionals
made. no attempt to check the downward
movement. as they preferred to take their
chances on getting easy Monday. There
was practically no outside demand Buy
Ing was fairly good early in the session on
light receipts and generally tullish inforIna-
ton, but in the last hour offerings were
free and the feeling was weak.
Despite heavy recelDtS and lower cables
corn had some support Tor awhile, but later
the market followed wheat on the DOWN
turn. The market was extremely duh and
without feature.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-20
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York July ls.-Flour-Recepts 81, 900 bbis :
exports Il, "a bDis. Flour steadily held. winter
& hian S n Winter esras
Minnesota bakers SO. 5oaS.75: winter low grades
70 rSGd to ny 100 hS5s
neal steady: yellow ,yo Western sll2 city 3l.lo.
State 5sa595se T.. + O. b., New York. B Bighs
s'sadkE feeding e. YORK Nv Yg5k aitias
I. Q. t., nd0ati No. / NertheFn Duluth s2Sc I.
atioat The wheat market was very duh and
somswha, irregular, with the general tone steady
ha sHSeS ds N,b h' ss,
40 Eea sd a july se soss siss ss
ssGsic sSsa SG TO D sa sa e9:
6u Spot quiet No, 5!e eleya,or and 57HsG f.
option market he'd steady on talk Of c %, weshs
Vest steady cables and covering by room shorts:
a6ss o f hss a us gep cs.s and
Dec closed $50. oats-Rece!pts 1850 bu. ex-
Rs Sp ss 70 4i Whit tea9SaT5
&c; No: white a1isa42c; tr5 white Western 40
was slow and barely steady under commission
hG@sf selling me- Pesd dull spring bran q!
HOPS zd a sSa 70 eG ehScs s
1902 isaac 1861 isalsc olds 5asc Hides H steady S
b a go to 3 lDs IS, ~ lss California 2 10
$50: beef hams $50. J)ae2. packet s.lq 50: CITY
extra. India mess sl5q16 Cut meats firm: picked
saf loitc: picked shoulders arise; picked hams
closed Ss.a nominal refined dull Continent IS IS:
South America 50. Pork easy: family s17 56dls:
short clear Sl6d17 rs: mess sI65Ogl7 TaiIow dull:
city issc: country ii:qt&c. Cotton oil quiet;
prime crude nominal: do. yellow i2iac Rice firm
domestic ~. d6i2c: Japan nominal. MoIasses firm:
New Orleans, open kettle god to choice 2iai9c.
6!7sq5sc: No. 2 hard 72aI2hc; No. 3 tSTIlac:
No. 65Is7c; rejected 6lgsSc; No. red 7Sa7sl1c:
No. 3 T4T1Rc. Corn-Sept. 45h Csc Dec 43IsI
tSi.c: CASH. No mixed 4Ss s4sc: No white
Slsc; No 4sqsoc oats-No. white 3Sp3sc;
ce!pts-Wheat s0.4D bu. corn 1880: oats 500.
Shipments-Wheat $500 bu corn 2i.2l): oats
Duluth. July 1s-wheat-No / Northern s5l5c:
No Northern Sac; July s5,tc: Sept. .6s.c. Oats
tss.a 5sy Dun 70 QUIET White Ms .s 10 No
white Bic. Whisky-on the basis OF $3.50 for
Lverpooi July 1s-wheat-spot No. red
Western winter quiet. IS 2isd: No. Northern
spring dull Is 3D. No. l California dull IS Sid.
Futures quiet; July s. cd: Sept. IS st.d: DEC.
Futures dull: July q Sd; Sept As 47.d.
Northern SSRSsisc: No. 2 Northern ssdS7Ilc: new
Sept. 7sssc. Rye weak: No. I s3954c. Barley
weak: No. ? 6s1soc: sample 43l52c.
JUN Mfnns e ses; M!Rn e 5siy s e oo Sc
! hard Sc: No. ] Northern SIC: No. 2 Northern
Sc: No 8 79ds0c. Flour-Frst patents $3.50
S. second patents N.4oGl+. 90: first clears $3.50
az 50: second clears 50 .iG9s.6o. Bran in bulk
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Pork-New standard mesa. in q 1obo,ns way
closed nominally at $3.50.
Lard-Choics steam on Z side closed nominslly
at 1890: kettle-rendered SIC.
Green Hams, Etc.-Car lots held e. O. b. E
side thus: HaIns-1-av. at l2Isc, rs at ike IL,
at lose lss at loAc. lss at lose eos at 1OSsac:
i2isc CALIFORNIA; at T3sc; n. Y. shoulders 200
Y av.) at 7.sc, From the block del: Hams at
eZlI0hc and bellies at SIC to l2iso, as in aver
age: CaIifornias at 6Ea7c: n. Y. shoulders at
b. s. Mea.s-To arrive, loose cured cribs nom
inai. closing: 4s-av. at s!5o and 5e-av. at
s40c G. a. T. Bxd. in 1oboing way ranged:
Extra shorts at SAC. cribs at SIC, short clear
at SIC, bellies at sA9hc, plates at nc, fat
backs nc. standard backs sc. Dealers charge
higher orders.
fBacon-Bxd. S. c. meats in q tobbing way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from &c for hqnvy
S &c for choice light: hams at lfsc to Issc:
Halfornias and n. Y. shoulders at &c. Plain
skpoked b1d lots in a 1obbng way ranged: Extra
SHIRTS at &c; cribs at sNe: short clear a: sSe:
standard backs 1oc Dealers charge higher on.
orders.
Oieo- Stearine-Nominai At 7xo.
Esuew-Country running poor: duil and lower.