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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-19

A new Racycle owned by Andrew
Stevens, was stolen from in from Of Mr..
Stevens barber shop, Wednesday night.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-19

Captain Erastus Haskin, of Saginaw,
was drowned Saturday near Cleveland
by the sinking of his boat He was an
uncle of James Campbell, of Cleveland
Park, west of the city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10

4s's S,,s No 4Ste oats-No. white ssaa4c Nc.
trothy ~ choice prairie 81 .5u 80. Keceipts-
Htnts-Wheat $500. corn 5000: cats l. 900
chicago. Aug. S.-Cash: Flour was quiet and
stsauy .!nt-r patents -: sIraigtls S;l,,v
80 spilng patents Sir44 40: streignts 81 splls 80:
bakers sssoG 90. hcat-No. spring SiTssc:
~ ..tisic: No red Isian1stzc. CUrr-.So Z
&c; No. yellow Sc Uats-No a51y,I,c: No /
rnite i'ans4ac. Ryc-No. a2c. Bariev-e,air ia
choice mailing 5lT5Jc. Seeds-Prirae Timothy "a a.
PieFistons-ness PORK. Ter bbi sIs vrls %: ia,ti
Per is, los S'.ss0isiis; snort ibis siGes Loose
s..opaLto: dry-salted shoulders, bSd E5Jdi s-is
snort clear sides. oxu.. sslsians2S Whisk;
basis OF hishwnes. s!2s.
Northern 92G92l.c: No. Northern sJaeoIsc; new.
Sept so,sae0L.c. Rye Jim: No saa ss.sc: Harley
52kc. ''ep'-
minneapolis. Aug s.-wheat-Sept. Si7sc. Dec.
's1sc; on trk.. No. S3Ac; No. SIC; No. North-
efn 93<c; No. Northern s4assc. r1our-F'rst
patents 81 e1Q4 20: second patents 81 Cog 60: first
clears 1S.eoga.i5: second clears s2.e6d2.To Bran
Liverpool. Ars. Spot wheat quiet and steady:
No. Northern spring So: NJ. . red Western
winter IS Sd: no. California Is I'd. FUTURES
closed dull sept. IS 4ssd Oct 6, 4i-d; Dec IS
4.sd. Corn-Amercan mixed spoS stiady As ID
Futures duh. Sept. IS I'D. Oct Is lid
Duiuth. Aug s.-Nheat. to arrive-.Io. 1 hard
S1Lc: No. / Northern s64ac: No. Northern SIZE
Sept s1sc. Oats-On trk. and to arrive 34c.
Peoria. Aug. s.-Corn firm: No SOC: No. 4
tsc. Oats tirn: new No. white &c: new NO
white 3i'4dasc Whisky. sl.2s for finished goods
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
RIVER NEWS.

,rickshurE, Mss. Aug s-The gauge tc-ndsne
ef Wheeling arrived. The senator cordiil Is due
showing rise OF IS OF a foot during the last Is
hours, Weather fair and warm. The 8. H..H
enpties, The Dick Fowler brought in an cxsuf.
am n, be ren Herman az fas0ens
w,ss sa ys. of logs and e The
:.:ppi at m She VIII depart up the Ohio In
Burlington. Ia. Aug s.--The river is s feet =
The Eioise vent down this afternoon n'n I
Chester III. Aug s-Gayse ~ feet and ri.-
es at y sf s1s %a At seas m ss
IA nssn boph ant SO tow at AMI bar.s oss e
at p M Chester is due - up e I.
oeess f ias night Aa Ia
m. Chester down a, "a m. Cape Glrardeau Up
Vivian q down o. at p iss a. No. stacker Lee
Il q a ,.sa. let A sSs ri sGnn at M
H.: feet on ths sapse fsiI Of Or = % iSSs e
transient steamers to-day. All the local paske@
dgs to-day ai sse. en- eoS %s Receipts by river
Gaze Giraraeau. No.: Aug s-weathsr clear
aP Ss ssseper he. e ab at o ~ The ches
down =, M rsturnins rat; At 10 q 1..t and ali.
Ing ."s Wea,he re clear ara and warm.
radut an hy.. Aug. a-Rtver gauge ~ feet and
rising Steamer Richardson from Evansville ar
rived at D m. Buttorff arrived from Ciarksvtlle
at A. m and viii clear Tomorrow noon for
NeshviiIs. Duty departed for Tennessee River
to-day for tfw Of ties. Inverness cleared to-t1y
Tor a tow OK ties. Parvcnia depsrted UP tho Ten:
nessce River for tow Of ties. weather cloudy and
Psttssurrs. 1srs a-Riyer II. falling. ciar.
whesrnz. ". Va. Aus. s-River44 weather
'i Esanss sRssE IND, ans s-Riv.r risns ar
Isonisciiie Ky Aug s-River statioaaEy;
canal. IS: falls. .s: locks. al Clear. warm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
BY Telegraph.

ny 1eIeSraRh.
New York. Aug. Spot cotton closed dull:
middng uplands 12.'sc; middling Cuff I3c; safes
IL bales. Futures closed STEADY; Aug. II .4lc:
Sept 10. SIC: Oct. 8: Sc Nov. s:sac: DEC 8 es,c:
Jan. $3.50: Feb. e:ssc; March s.s4c. The market
opened steady. with prices l to 5 points lower
under renewal of the pressure noted early yes
. points better than yesterday. The weather
ard this encouraged offerings which were also
stimulated by the apparent absence OF bull sup
port. Prices. however. huctuated within narrow
limits. Aug. sold down iLtic. net loss of 3
points. while Sent. selling 1o.3,c on the call.
recovered to 19.ioc then turned easier again.
while the late months. though somewhat frreg-
ular Displayed declining tendency.
New Orleans. Aug. s.-Cntton-Futures quiet:
Aug. ie.1.c bid: Sept. 1G.5od10, sc: Oct $500
s.e5c: Dec. eiefeiic: Jan. s-EG9.4Sc: Feb. .. iSd
e.loc: March 9.496s5.c. Spot cotton easy: sales
500: ordinary 1-lec: good ordinary l0s.c: low
riddlinF 11l4c: nnttdling Ichc: good middltn',
lsisc: midcling fair II 13-lec. Receipts 3: stock
Sc 49,
prices steady: American middling fair 7.12l good
mlddng s.?oj: middling 6s4d: low middling
SD; good ordinary SID: ordinary $500. The
sales OF the day were 1900 bales. OF which 800
we're for speculet.on and export. and included
quiet. American n,iddlinR s. o. c: Aug 6.:51
6aed: Aug and Sept. s.eS2s. 2ed Sent. s.:sGs 2sd:
Sept. and Oct. 6.isd51ad: Oct and Nov. SAID:
Nov. and Dec. s3lGs.s2d: Tee. and Jan. 6.2IG
s2sd: Jan. and Feb. s.2sG..Zsd. Feb. and March
SGD: March and Aprfl 5.2sfs5:sd. Additional
scot sales Of zoo bales American were made
later yesterday Tor export.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
Miscellaneous Markets..

FEATHERS-Prime white live gees, in small
SKIS sc and IN Large SKIS. sc; prime gray DO.
&c in small ard 40c in large SKIS: old white 40
sc: y soIssc; XN 2s9?sc: XXX ltais-; NXNX
&c: ,ars 10 Per cent small SKIS. and on large:
chickens Sc: duc,:s-white &c; da,i so.
RooTs-ouete. per ID. Ginseng e, 1919
.satie pink iss: ss.aen raj iie: J,asR i: May
ice &c: bl9ca Is: hIusaaE &c: sasss;rss1sars
sHEEs PELTs.Faii wool pei,. 1901: shear,
i,rs ea2sc: ianib at i5G25e: dry fallen. ETC. ioif
DEER sgls;s, ETs.9aess: PEI h; E.tEss
80: anteioac iGs-c:, s9at Sc aach-da;aagea out:
Et:EswAN-tnrhanGei at zsc pr ID. for
SuNFIowER sEEps-Nomnal a, si.i, FER 10,
CASTOR BsASs,At SIS per hu.: smaller lets
raw ana a5c for boiled: ic per gal. less in car
'' SsshsToR oIL-Lo,s Of 80 gals. at ss.c per Ii.
fos No. ard ?i.c for No 5; in small quantities
IS ssAiGc'ERKaAy-T-pun:. quote in ,josb ns way
SIC. on order: dealers charge $40 for halves
q ITO; oII.-wintsr whit. 4sc; yellow
i.c: summer white 4c: yellow sc: saiad &c:
ssTs at b lSf to 70 &c s;rs snDs
HoPs@New- York at -saIa7c: Western sass:
saLTE zias medium n, at ,ss e .I Fssnna'ed soc
changed montreal; quote the Fsnse per ton on in in
lots on ss s q, @ o st. 8 so to 49, FAIR at
s sT g i Tns:s @ a. soas9.e
eq bhs .ssr k1fs from
green psasmssGeh s e s sis sa sink Ak at
sS, Is s Ny f9 Whit, sidbss 1
beans kar q is ssE Nj 'as' 20 b
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal oil. turpentine an9
-,-tpa &c
lsh, I'll and SaEnsh sugar ise gh'ssE s :Ss
do hall 9sss: 's .s, ~: -four lsc: sn9asses Soc
lard tc. iSc: soc off fo- each broken head &c for
black M mizss At y Rsshiss AS !essS3 2xS e Il
ss s;is infe Al picked less extra BLACK &C.
sSf soNEsSchscs esaehed at SIS per ton; ether
k PaEsaNTTsaFarmers' stock. per ID: Red la
Il POP Hs' esoRSassii.ns cob a. .es I; PER 100
iss s. ge1 Hon H'. ssb St sss [fs a.
ons S,sasabie &c: stove zoe: burnt sc; light
ssass Is: heavy brass 50; copper 49, zinc Is; saa
PscsNsLs;es; sales Of Tsxa, II eas Des
w ssoRGH iIMScASE sEEp-euo'ahle at &c per
lf asSss sssss shs sspss
iess Al &c to 4s.c per lb-iatter for choice bright
S5in-Irted peaches nominal
MAPLE SUGAR AND S1RLP-New sugar al
ssyicc nor fb: maple strip at eol9cc per cal
GRASS SEEDsFor prime new tinathy. sept
del ss.cs per 100 lbs. was bid. Otherwise. quota
ttors were nominal r. .
as,tyerv. Lard ties 81 50 fo- wood and 81 TAG
i.9 Tor iron bound os; p9rk 5sis s:9I Mo- nor
zoe: CLEO ties 81 81: slack work bbls.-S-hoop -four
sc: sheep do. &c: round hoop do S9c; S-hSop
sugar iec, 6-hoop do. 4sc. mill apple Sc: No
10 sec: meal sic; 6-hoop lime 26c: 4-hoop do
-'tt,oopERsTUFF-Ia car lots on trk.: Slaves
Cottonwood hour bhi g: do. meal hbl fs,s;
fruit bSi. $50: beer key sI2Gls: lard ties. s2'
pork bbis. SIS. Heading, per set.No; fonr
sic; No. do &c: lard ties 16c: pork bhls EXC
shaved heops-Flour Dbl. $3.50 for COOPER 9
for hocsier. half-bhl. g. coiled elm te-fooO W.
Gs.5o: oak lard terce. cooper shaved Sieal2:
pork Dbl. IS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
a: the mills. Business at first hands continues
The Metal Markets.

a. the mills. Business at first hands continues
The Metal Markets.
New York Aug s.-Trade in metals was OF the
prices: e at zs.siass &c Tor spot, copper ruled
lac and casting al L. Lead was steady and in
az at Iron sasFd fa as a and
London. Aug s;-The wool arrival. for the mex,
sosh Wass fsI e. 1e,sa
251.: Busrth 1859. and su1ldries f5i
Imports and Exports.
m, New ~, York Aug: s.1Expcrts Of specie
and soa s aae u s sesa s week Eek
At 1I New Ter.s ware 81 $50 gold and s9! silver
York for the past week were valued SO. eoT 49,
Elaxsecd Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago ILL.,. AUG. s.-Fraxseed was nrm. I,c
sr Sss sss a s sa. and &c En- sn si
bic. Receipts / car here and 8 at Duluth.
esiis 49, Coffee.
New York. Aug. s:-Conee-spot Rio quiet: No.
lures opened steady al unchansesi priees 10 an
advance OF D points steady European cables.
FOR both accounts After the call trading was
less active and there was some selling OF July
piS uiohe.s VINO feceutIy OOu8nt Nov. but
later the market became very active under more
or less general covering following the receipt of
+ cables stating the new crop was badly Il. need
OF rain. The close was strong. net 2o5l3p ps, rts
3. -?9r: Nov at 3ssaf lfc: dec at L5,GI nc:
.aa,ch at 4.s0c; NAV at 4.s5df. sec: Jlne at Los
and July at 4.s9GSc.
Sugar.
New York. Aug. s.--sussr-Raw steady: fair
refining Elise: centrifugal % test if-Isc:
molasses sugar 5-lsc; refined firm: No. G 1.oec !:
No. SIC. No. log: No. l.isc: No. II (, 4oc
No. L 4.3sc; No !. 4.3,c; Nc. 10 4.25c; No. ii
Laoc: ccasecticners' 4 4.sec: mold SIC: cut
lsted 5c. cubes 5.s5c. -.
New Orleans. Aug Sugar dull; omen kettle
3S9ac: seconds :9sssc. Mclasses dull. s0isc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
Poultry.
REPraLIs SPECIAL

L
New York. Aug. s.-Live Poultry.Receipts 70.
the week We're rs cars Western. o,s Southern and
sy.ns, e by freight ,. and fully by s-
irving on Friday and demand for the week over.
about 3 cars springs unsold. Quotations an
changed.
the week ASH pkss market Closed ID ,in Slow.
with tone barely steady ST the close under moi
crate invoices in transit. Quotations anchang. d.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cases; for the Week. 5isss cases. suvers: view s
on storage may be held as al 1saisi=e for April
figures show profit and would not buy IA.
Kansas CITY. Mo-. Aug. S.-Egss firm: Mis-
n ssgT ene cases nsussd ne d
o1,!eage; Aug s.Esgs firm; at mark. CAGES in
s' Phi.adeiphta. Aug. Eggs nc. los, of;
Southwestern iI@1sc; Southern isisIisc.
butter and Cheese.
New York aug. s.-Bu,ter-Receipts 1851
ise naesc-Reee.pss s.s. pkss: ba.eiy steady t
state fun cream fancy. small coiored and white
Gsl.c: dairie.. lgai.c. Cheese easier: daisies II
eIiIn creamery e ciess. firm: fair demand:
'--' " Turpentinc and Rosin.
fOrk, Aug. s.-ROsin strain, COM
mon to good, sLs5l19o. Turpentine firm: 5eG
5si1c.
F si.ss: q .i.i5: H $40: $40: sa.s5: II SIS:
n s5.o5: W. G. $50
Petroleum.
New York, Aus. spetroleum steady: refined
: Sis Do er f i sas Es''adslDhia and baltimore
on city. Pa. Aug. s..sredit balances SIS:
s2l5a: runs $500: averlgr es.o53. shipments
Lima 59.51l: average u.s3I. Runs-Iima C., 1s2;
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug s-Tne market for evaporat-
ed arples IL ouet and rr.ces in the absence Of
important demand or, lezs ncmira..
Common are quoted ct td5i.c prime at y. GGc
choice at Gil aistsc and fancy ct ssT;i.c PrtIr,ss
trihe frner on the larger sizes and In
fair demand. though the range OF prices re-
mains unchanged at from &c to &C. Apric1ts still
show fair movement. and while btlstnsss IA
reported well without the Quoted range cha gen.
erai tone Is firm. Choice Is quoted ct s6fSIsc;
fancy at 1oGl:c. Peaches he'd at 7I7ikc and
fancy at sfileisc.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug s.-The week in dry goods
ends with tonbe-s sEnzulne Of the future. hav-
Ing expected a very satisfactory week. In GER
tain quarters the belief In high prices for goods
Is gr7wing. owing TO the STRENGTHENING Of CON-
ditioas caused by the curtaiimsnt Of production
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
FINANCIAL.
Ii{ IS Broad Street.
New York, August 10, 1908.
First Cons olidated Income Bonds
Second Consolidated Income Bonds
Registered Income Bonds
Mexican Central Railway Co.. Limited

Ranway
Co hereby The following
n
Of 'n
bond
deposited hundred
deposited
GOO
entnre ifcates
by bonds
oounsA =" s-AA " ~ 'eS ~ ~
substitute bonds Of the RAILWAY
eAsnan Us adurs IhnaHn Collateral
particular
hsriaE their -anser by
peeenure Q
arc pres enet for eSclans
.n b
kExhanee
u wfh Tu.tC
rwnhT Tru.tCom Louis;
j a
- T.
the undx by a
Ienc o o Temporal
thereof or o re ep
ForM Limited.
LADENBURd, THALMANN & co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
stocks Of Graf. I'm store.
st. Lo.i. Future Prices.


WHEAT-Receipts l7y7 SKIS. ana lis cars To-
n.I but sish i9ssl dsnanas and mont 0 saiss
s S held ia vs s ssits By sa sna ss Car
sc and saasse E side: NO. > at te ss 8. 90
Nc n.rS at &c Ssr for =, Yellow 1 ~, and ia Turkey WORT,
for new and Turkey worth 5eis9.sc. Sid. 10y boat
e elevator; No red a, sessc: No. 5 red a, 7l.c;
CoRN-Receipts 10 SKIS and 81 cars local and
saa e1ss@ely light SesoS sea sea 1 and tn
white SLOW. BY sample del No. at ieaxc W.
aod sSsas al s: e. ss s g. No Seaw a; +. IS
w. side: No. white a; So: No. : white at Sic
:: ana ses No white a. SC =, M; SKID lots white
oXTs..Recelpts go SKIS and . cars local and
ali the small offerings could be sold. Ry samp.e
Sa g. &c + . sss No. No. e! e SIDE SIDE
No IA White hs q sstc and Ne white q ssisi.e
and DC " side: standsrd at SIC II siae s <
proof at sc s. side. CO. =
!, sso So 8, & sc n he g.s ar New No
FI4AxsEED.,New IN demand at Sc per bu.
spos Or to arrive. prompt shipment New crop
FIoGR - Soft. .Eintet Hour. Patents nsea4;
1nssl nSu. .0m n SD fo rsis TO
s. s1s r.sa aSs lots from sifs ss
hsnds: trk q az depo, this side. Orders higheT,
,u.s s. and ss in uso sp for new \ Missd and
inferior less.
sSRSs a. pssssi .ssss
RRAN-Sfrong and advancing On bass E. ,rk.
bran salsbSe At lie to 73ds4c in large and &c in
email sks; mixed ted atzs7c tffsp ttps bas& ulnr
ter At that,. to 81 q ~ Atsnil s sids5s$ey
mill bran Il zsassc am shp NJ Ecs
Rscsipss Y sg2s ss r. dhsou5n
choice SIS: No i $lsQ1t: No. ssi1-sn; No. } s.
"a: nsE choice Ne; No sle Sos $50,
I'd 3l06Is for new and old No 2 her Nanfei:
lover mixed new 1910. and no demand for Old
Shoscs $40: MAJ -3stsssa: - $50 Alfalfa
sTKAy:a5n1sltu - = 81 k,evsssa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1903.

4ed5cc wild goose soas5c: Newman .oaISc: DAM
sons and German prunes 7cV15c per .-bu basket.
GRAPES-Arkansas Hartford and Ives Is ut 30
CLIMAX baskets igss @ po,s,s avian Baskets
AS for choice and a. 90 for fancy.
BANANAsmQrotable at S1e2 bunch on orders
coCoANuTS-Per 1000. E. trk.. SIS: in job
CALIFORNIA DEcIDUoIis FRuITs-At auc-
ton: Bartlett pears s1.so62-1o Peaches-craw-
'' cANT1IotP-per basket 1sa2se for fair to
3GG3Sc for choice. Texas crates mainly 500 75c per
standard crate. Arkansas crates. 5a6Je5c: bas-
ke's a5Tsoc Homegrown from wagons 5ori5c
NATERMEIsoNs-Texes. per car. siooaiio
MIssour! {i.5a15o according TO condition.
P0TArOES-Home-grown Early Ohio mainly.
Cl,etee vi ols: 5esi5sc: red ssssioc per bu.
NEW ct.RBAGE-per 100. loose. soGi0c: per
crate o., orders 81.
CUcj'MBERs- Homc-a grown 5cafasc per bu.
TOMATOES Home grown. cEaHc bu.. loose.
BEETS-Eome grown. lSsf:Sc per bu.. loose.
LIZ blIs sShIHens-srown. s5dtoc bu box: Chi
cARR0Ts-Home-srown i5c doz- bunches: !0d
f5c bu. box.
GTMBossHome, crown .casoc u bu basket
OVERWHELMINGLY. iogl5c ger bunch Mich
square cases. s5QsOc; fiat. s54sssc.
ST-Hors A5n60c doz-: Ala
PEPPERS-Home-grcwn etasoc ;.-hu blsxet.
STRING SEANS-fIon,e- grown. 9cssI bu. box
lose; Chicago. 81 per bu. basket.
SotASH-Honle- grown, 2;aIec a bu. box.
GREEN COMMUNICATIVE sugar 12a,s, per
SWEET roTAToEs-New Bermuda. .so@7sc
EoaLRABI-Per Gozs 5as6c
SPINACH-per bu.. ,osse ssH5ac.
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Pork-New standard mess in a jobbng way
Lafd-Chnire steam on 1. side closed nominally
at $40: ke,tle-renaerei 7.dse:
nominal closing SAY. at ;sosfs s..sc and so-av.
at .-Isa5...l-c. c a I. Bxd- in a jobbinE way
clear q, si.e bellies 3. sssasJse. plates :, SIC.
sscan meats at rom In sobfb bin way
californi1s at Ss.aec: New York shoulders at SIC
s ots at sd e75s ssess s Snort
at s,.c; bellies at sssoc plates a. e; fat backs
NJ Green Hams Etc.-car lots held I. o. b. E sid.
sass ss is ana les at sc Skinned Hsm AS
az at lac; iss to s,s and rs to as at 1Izsc:
SIC. From the block DEL Ham. y at 70 SIC af 10
lo4e and Islliss at .sss TO lI.ss as in averase.
Ne. in small eSantities: large lots would PROF.
es prime es r. so shss s sfe 10 At
Observation-Disclosures at 7isc.
.e ge ESsf Pss' M at Sc
Quote hackers stock nomnaliy: Brown 31s6ilsc:
F. sSs' saa Sc ~ e. PEI sms e.. for
sets ilise; inside lsc: knuckIes i4c outsices lie:
xssis.9ue,s j.; Is for heavy to Sc for fancy
&c to Yesriins sheep at s cd BUCKS aaa . ans
Ewes I'VE, at ik92c. spring lambs at 4G4,ic per 10.
Live Poultry-OId chickens hens. Der H. &C:
roosters &c; spring chickens. average receipts
leisc ducks Sc: spring geese TIC: sDring turkeys
16c old turkeys 13c; old geese full feathered &c:
I'VE pigeons and SQUADS. per doz.. 81 ~
: Dressed Iced Poultry-Chickens: Hens Iac:
suriag chickens lie. ROSTERS Sic: turkeys i4c
EeregsinE figures are for choice only.
Gsne-ouiet: all game should be carefully iced
IS per dog. p1over at A-co per doz
Fresh Fish-Quo.e: Black bass at lie. crnppie
ats5c for small to &c for iarYe: dressed cat fc
spesn5l cat SIC: bulIheads-dresssd SIC and
gross &c; bufalo-gross &c: dressed 4I,c: German
carr. dressed Sc; gross .llc. sunfish 3c: white
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
WHEAT VAL UES HIGHER
on BuElIsH REPORTS.
CORN FUTURES LOSE EARLY
GAINS.
Market Is Fairly Active With
Transactions Mainly by. Pro
fessional Traders.

whsat scored an advance in Saturday S
market. With nearly all of the market con-
ditions bullish. few traders cared to go
short over Sunday. Cables came strong and
local receipts were light. Though the
weather over tho winter-wheat belt was
rather favorable. advices from the North
west Indicated retarded harvests and slow
movement Minneapolis was again a good
buyer.
Corn showed some early strength. in line
with wheat. but there was not much spec
ulstive interest. and the market was further
weakened by heavy receipts
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply Fnir-Beef Cattle Easy
Hogs Close Higher.

NATIVE cATTi1E-The native supply for SAT-
urGRy was good. a total Of Il loads being offered
that were mostly beef steers The sales embraced
1.2e3Lb. Westerns OF pretty good kinds. while
load was included In the supply. while the bal
snce were of mixed cattle that were held over
for lack Of demand.
IT was a very dull trade. for buyers had secured
their supplies earlier In the week. and as there
was good quarantine run there were plenty of
cattle on sale 10 meet any necessity for the tins
Of week. Only two buyers were out and they
had TO hold over purchases for killing next week
sellers were forced to accept prices good bit
Native offerings were fully 1sc lower while on
what Westerns were sold the market was quoted
nbout &c lower However under the circum-
stances the sales were net good criterion OF the
market It was the last day Of the week the
competition was decidedly limited and the con-
cessions were abnormal
Following Is a list OF quotations based upon
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS
Best native beef steers, strictly fancy.
1.SuGl. sD7 lbs.. IS Zs6S 80
Choice expert steers. 1soodI 500 lbs. s. 0Oai5 8
Good shipping and export steers LOO
Fair 10 medium shipping steers 5000
I,45o sgt 80
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers. I.soofi 20 lbs. rough to BEST. 4ooA6.25
steere. loo0Qi $50 les .0oQ5 90
Steers. less than Loo 4.0065.60
COWS AND HELPERS.
Fancy coen-fed heifers. 7DodT15 ms a .sO6&75
Fancy n-fed heifers. s6061.1D0 lbs logfS.s
Good to choice heifers sS6451
Geod SfaS 5s5aS-5s
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The Republic quotations are for lots In first
yIqsgs arc fhsrg ed shfgfssu ~ - -.
TsaCHES-Per t-basket crate: Texas ciinxs
poor &c good sscIs1: nearby 75cas1 per K-bu.
else herna IS. Elbsrta. a75z72.5 80 -
Rf.ARS-H Home Grown sugar 40fiisc peck. Ala
batra Lee Cont. Sss53 2 pr bffi.
i.nIsT lisEERrI g ArSsnsns saese5 per &
APPLES-Hcme-g crown s5ls5c rer bu. box: bbl
= ssrl,.a. ascYrding to quality. Consignea: boil
eirf tce- fsrcv red s2ffa.25 -
: PiSEAPPLES-seT7.5o per crate.
CRANGEsS-on trE. Seeding s. 1Sf73: Mediter.
re mean sweets s.: Valencia saseFA On orders Il
.-~sfTC hex rfohef. -
SE Is.. ArPLEs.,rseks st, a g; &.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Tinges and stained A07sc below white
Galveston = Spot market easy: riiddlings lec.
Sales 10 bales.
New Orleans = Spot market quiet: middlinss
lessc. Sales SEQ bales.
Memphis-spot market quiet: middiinss Il s-1ec
Receipts at principal points:
New orleans. bales.
Savannah, bale.
Houston, ] bale
Memphis, 81 bales
81 Louis warehouse statement:
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

Train ~, =, ,,..,. Depart Arrive.
Rock. Tcxarkana. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene s3:65 am = 80 On
Delta. Columbus AMI Cairo
E,xpress '8.u0 an ss.l5 nm
Fast Day Express = Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic, Houston and Galveston Ell pm s3:10 DIN
Texas. Mexico and California
Srecial = Hot Springs. Ark;
Eallaa. Fort Worth. FL Pssc.
los Angeles. Galveston. San
Antonio +nd Laredo. .......... $50 pm s7:1S am
N,-rrht< F-nress. $40 s1:0n an,
FOURTH STREET AND CHOUTEAU AVENUE
STATION. y
De S,to ard Bismarck Ac-
comno6s: ion ................. so nm sS.l0 ara
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
st. Louis n,.d Cnsste. Expre s.si0Jr an $40 an
ST Louis ard { hester Express. IS 90 s5.35 pm
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COTTON BEL
ST. LOUIS SoUTHWEsTE
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
fvia Bismarck and Detail.
Arkan:as and Texas Fast Mall
Via Bismarck and Dsita)..
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FRISCO SYST

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation -.
Valley Paris Accommodation
Pacific Accommodation $500
Texas and Kansas Ma!i-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is, Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita ....--.-..-...--..
Pacific Accommodation $1,000
Valley Park Accommodation
Meteor For Springfield. car
thage, joplin. Wichita. VIM
ia. Oklahoma Denison.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Brovnwood
va1le- Park AccommoSs ton. /.
Valley Park Accommodation =.
Pacific Accommodation .....-..
Pacific Accommodation ...-.-
Texas ard Kansas Ilmi.eS-
Springfield Eureka Strings.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville, Ennis. Corsicare.
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Artonfn. Caythaee. Jop-
liz. Wichita. Burton and
the West ..........-.......:-..
Western Express-For Sprtng-
field. vinfta. Denison. Sher.
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Joplin .............-.....