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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York. july I7.-Flour-Receip,s ASS
RyeSQue,: No. Western Sc Z o b. afost:
is Sss S S2-s n .1pS; :,
N Ssi4f Nj Duluth 5 sss s + 3 area aos Sc
hard; Manitoba. sec. (. o b. aioat. Options
issh cables large Argentine shipments and favor
. anle MsathsF news Raliyins at noon small
by tullish estimates Q, me worlds crop and large
week, E,, ceiaranGes- Ths Close was h4+s
s3T.asit.c. closed si,sc; sept. s1Isas2 ,Siss
SoirdR.s s:G R 5,s S1 ass essss d
sales 1850 bu futures s4O bu spot Sp5f.Ea Sg
No; ;6'.e elevator. and 55..c (. Q. D.
The option market had an early decline under
selling due to easier cables ana big Argentine
Wheat No.. July closed 5!s: ssgt 5st5ssc clo:ei
t,s; s'aadsid white i:a.:sc: 70 45ss; 10.
Wsts t34 az "a, No white ti..ats: track wnte
OPTIONS easier. Fee4SEasy: spring A bran sisss
i i4 sIa1s ' ssas sy SIS ,asy6a Hse
Pacific Cast. 1862. i6@eii.c BeefEEasy' ca;
oGiea Mg.rn p Steamed ha g l i Close, !,
nominal: retned. steady. Po-k.steadr. Taiiow
o@bail Riee@Fir@ NUM-" Msla afS e0'''n'eed
81 Kansas city July lI-.-wheat-sept- SCI Dec.
So Sc rejected ssss4c: 70 red red s!.e: g.
1lizc. Corn.Sept, $50: Dec. 43,sc: cash No. .
3
Cats-No; white Ssa5sc: No mixed 25I,c Rye
No Sc Hay-Choice timothy 81: choice urai-
ne siiqlI 50 Recslpt-wheat 60. 500 bu: corn
i. $50: oats % Sh:pments-Wheat 3i.AG0 bu-:
Liverpool. July I7..spo, wheat. No North
sEn sfTtnF dull az IS q: No red Western
Sc sid Futures quiet: July Sc I'd Sept. s. 3<d:
at IS. sid. Futures quiet: July A. Cd: SIP;
Is ia.d.
Peoria. July iI.-Corn steady: No. J soc: NJ. 4
4sc. Oats duh: No. white 33c Whisky on the
tas:s of $50 for finished goods.
S6rth ta Sc: No. Northern safe: july Sac:
sept .5..c Oats. 34S,aS5,zc
Chicago July I7.-Fiour steady. Whea;-No. :
red -. a.6,.c. corn-No. sc: No. yellow
5ni.c oats-No 36a3sr7c: No. white 4Ic: No
) white S514cc. Rye-No. SOC. Barley-rio2d
feeding 4ic: fair choice mailing isG59c. Seeds
Prime Timothy s5.t5: clover. contract E-a;Is.
SEIZED. Provisions-Mess pork per Dbl. sI4.55
aii.55: lard. per 100 lbs s1sSa7 s2,,: short ribs
sides Goosel ss.55ds.55: dry-salted shoulder,
1t,xfJ 74.a7T.c: short clear sides Cbxdl si.Gsac.
Minneapolis July II.-Cash wheat s5Ac: July
sSssc: Sept 7554c: on trk. No hard $3.50: No.
| Northern siF,c: No. Northern s2ssc: No J
Northern s1TS2'7c- Flour-First patents a.5SI
s.: second patents 81 +5d450: first clears s. 59T
$50: second clears 5.D6s.S. Bran In bulk
So. 25TI2.5o.
Milwaukee Wis. Julr i'.-vheat steady: No.
/ Northern sst4fEsc: No Northern ssSSSc;
rev September IILc. Rye &c lower: No / sic
Barrier dull: No. 5sasoc: sample 1850. Corn
Sept. 5jLc.
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Cash Grain. Flonr. Etc.

WHEAT-Rscstp;s iSs5 SIX. and u. cars local
s aa at sie o1 IL and Saei d1i's sIss
red at &c for old 70 .sqs5 v. and 7ss:soc E
N Ssf 20 S5ora a. Ssss c wssSiy a, s 5sS.s ~
se latter TgfSs.5 and 70 hard ard at a. s;,s
aa5 new agOtshIs at sc for No and sc for No:
&C: No. = white spring IL .5i.c. Sacked iron,
beat 70 eievator--No red at &c: No red a;
coRN-Recsipts 10 SKIS and 81 cars local and
Is cars through By sample. dsIivered-No. 2 at
no grade at i2.zgt 5isc; Ne; yellow AZ SIC: No.
E:!low az &c; 40. white at tsi4a59c: No. }
.s oATSR Be-, "a cars LOCAL and cars
a2.s; No white at ssaSsssc: 40. white at
No qaetabls at SC local and 55isc de.t ..- WITS.
later DID tor nice car No nominal at
FLAXsEEp-No bids: no offerings cru.hers
out Until , the new crop begins 70 move
s,raiss;i G. ezra G faney q ssai;
S."Ia25 low grades n jutes s2.iG2.sJ. Hard
81 Tor exira fancy: straish;s $s.@dsS5: Clears
Ss5 ;rk r9FTs9 iSo piss b e. f.E los from first
SKIS. and $50 in wool fer new. Mixed and In
,hzash iSsa 50 tons. l0es Ma1 fas e sas
s!rnothy-Cheiss So: No. sl5a1i:, Nc. = Moa
G Go 80! No ,,o 81 Ne ssaI2 Ss"-
sTRAW-whea, and rye On .rs. ays5: ~.
meal. $40 Tor pssri meal: sTits and hon.hy.
in, la.se. and sc in small SKIS: and .saSc Tor
mixed Feed. Sc to -: 70, nlids in in's on
Sc AZ Mil 1ran sell. at Sc and SLIPS at ss
ios. Spslter p: s5-45.
WEISkY-Stsady ct 81
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WHEAT DISPLAYS STRENGTH
LATE IN THE SESSION.
EARLY MARKET EASY ON
BEARISH CROP REPORTS.
Corn Steady Until the Close, With
Final Prices Shade Higher
Provisions Strong.

Chicago. IL. July l7.-vheat showed
strength late in the session ana the close
was firm. with September up &c Corn was
steady and final figures were 4 shade higher
Oats were quiet and closed steady at 4
gain of sc. Provisions were stronger and
from lnc to l5c higher.
WHEAT.
The early wheat market Vas easy on
beartsh crop news and lower cables. and
prices declined from the opening on free
stop-loss selling Sept. opened i,It.c lower
at .69sTi6"+c and sold off to 7sl,c Buyins
by commission-houses checked the decline
and the tone became firraer on excellent
cash prospects and reported small country
offerings: Under these influences Sept. sold
go to .oTsc. but lost some Of the advance
oil renewed selling on the uptUrn The close
was arm al .Iisc. gain u i.c. Brad
o Sf E@g99T.sd eSPorts, .; wheat and
week and S.Sd5Ho yea! ago. Clearances
We're equal 10 2oi.Goj bu- Primary receip;s
We're 40s.56c bu:. against az. 500 last year
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts OF
ia cars. which. with local receipts of 60
cars-ii OF contract-save total for the
three points Ct 22T cars. against Isl las,
week and "a year ago.
CORN.
There was considerable selling in .he corn
pit early on the better crop prospects and
lower cables and the feeling at the start was
weak. Local bulls gave support at the de-
cline. however. and Z fair demand from
scalpers followed, causing recovery OF the
early less, the market holding steady until
the close. September was up a shade at
9Qs sH59i.c after ranging between 4sa.c and
'pi.c Local receipts We're l2. cars. with 10
Of contract grade.
OATS
There was Il fair trade in oats. Sept.
c!osed steady al tsc advance at 237s GS5i2 q,
after ranging between s3isc and 3cIsc Local
receipts We're IS1 cars
RANGE OF FUTURES.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

hands Ses afs 'E srh iatf IT., h 81
BiAc kBERR #ff E9 aIfass a, s,as,. :,
si pEAcEE sesPfJGi' !D 4. kssa els;.
;9c for poor and speckled to ,ial25 for soesi AMI
' for Is ssa 2soa al s Es,a
snip Illinois. Tennessee and Arkansas at 71s5
GAFFA' Few AZ bss fs IN c fa s sassss
but mostly green Slow sale at 25&s5c Ciin;a1
Pa, Ps.ARs-Florida L. coate at se7saa crate.
Homegrown at 25GS0c peck for common Va
MEogTLEBERRIEs-Arkaasas a. sss5..s PER
NEW APPLES Homegrown at soca1.15 Per
bg box and 66!s tEo5. g 59a4. according
So & s5q sss3Ss e. s2s.s: ,l S'.. a'sas for
t sSesss a; s. and Ssi:s:a M ss Ia
/. =. on or, orders .a50c box higher.
goose a 1896 per .is-bu- basket. w. anu "-ia
~ M cSSs-. on 'rk On basis ss.s9
VIrdel on orders at S a box
PEI saPSS e e G rls and in Job
SALiFo.sN!A FICTITIOUS rRrIEs1sal.s at
gt,; Aeu.dar ,:ss! sSas!: and Trasecy ...5e
higher hs -'''es 's't IN '00e'ns way from store
I.ANTALoUFESIT Z crates a, sc and
sc ard and crates a, slaI.?5 for choice and smaii
f5-nia at $3.50 for small and siai.e5 70. large
per car 1cr Texas and Georgia and Mississippi
at sl.5Giir. WITH fancy large higher. In tobb.nS
NEN roTAToks-Esrly Ohio from, farmery
wagons at aSG.oc Up 20 sc: rriumphs at e0S
aged not wanted.
NEW ONIONS-Nsar-by yellow al tOa51c and
red from s59e.'c: mixed at 5iG51c.
NEW CABBAGE-Quote $50 aDc a hu box and
4eG &c per Dbl. On orders higher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 55115c Ter bu
box Consigned going at about charges
TOMATOES = Homegrown T5c1sl- CONSIGNED
slow sale and weak. with only choice sound
wanted, Quiet al sas5c fer POOR or leaky to nc
BETS = New homegrown a, lie Per eoz
punches
LETTUCE-Home-grovn at 1sa55e per hu. box.
CARROTS - New homegrown az I59Nc per
doz. punches.
GREEN, PEAs-Home-srown a: HaI.x per hu.
loose for choice.
GUMBo-Hotne grown a, .scas-Io per ls-hu-
CAtLIFLowEE-soa7sc per hu box. Accord
TURNIPSHoue- grown a, ,oas5e per bu box.
CELERY-Nsw Michigan at isS2oc Per bunch,
EGGPLANT = Choice New Orleans a. a per
Dbl Horle-grown at Soc per do1-
kALE-Hone- grown At 2nl25c per eu- loose
PEPPERS-Homs-gro*n ct 5fR3Sc per A-hu-
bs-bst.
STRING BEANS4ea5oc PEI hu. box loose for
choice fresh round green.
-SoUASH-Horls- grown 259soc FER bu. box loose.
GREEN CORN-Gome-g-own sugar It 1oc15o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

of YESTERDAYS
take
ulsh atrss from nearly all sections s
winra
The Modern Milers weekly ree"
was sbunih
conditions Europe and better
ar
is T. app
wheat off andc
d
Receipt orproiuce
firm
Irse fractional
da
and er
wasun Il
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Pork-New standard mess. in tobbins way
closed norrnailv at Sli.T0.
Lard-Choice steam Z. side closed no,nin7iv
at 7.3Sc: kettie--sndered Sc
Green Hams. Etc.-Car lots held z O. b. E.
side thus: HaTI-t0-av. at 12i.c. rs at 11isc iis
=; lesc ies at l97sc iss at I9t.e Dos at Igs.fisc
Skinned hams-i5s at &c, 1s4eos and glt2i- 1t
12i.c; Caifornias a, TIC: y. Y. shoulder. GeG
l. svD 1t fasc- From the block. del: Hams at
age: CALIFORNIA; at g.. GIc: N Y shoulders az
TIC
inal closing: I5-av. a. s.52Iac and 50-av- at
sIi1c. c. a (. Bid in to6oins way ranged.
at SIC. bellies a; s.F11c. plates at TIC. ia;
backs TIC. standard backs &C. Dealers charge
higher on orders.
Bacon-BId- s c. meats in .iobbins way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 12c for hl,vy
TO isc for choice light: hams at FAC to l34c;
CALIFORNIA; and n shoulders a, Plain
shor-s st &c: cribs at SIC: shcrt clear at sLc:
bellies at le,sc; plates at Sc, fat backs az sac;
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Light-Beef Trade Steady
Sheep Close Strong

NATIVE CATTLEBeef stee.s-The native
s76asd 'Ps n rh
OF steers of common TO medium grades. The de-
sfe .HiS . .sE They sa % sasS
-. medium kinds at si.ssg+;I5 plain lot OF
a. 5lsq o 10 at at Is common grades at and some
The weeks trad. Ia. no; dsElaged the lie
Monday The marie. ~. was well suppiied ard tho
demand Il. very T god asy ws srses 5s ss
prevailed but On Thursdas with but few o r"ae
tn week dosing c@rapaTei with las: Friday
strong good TO choice cattle CO all weights
"a, steers showing sreenness have foGn,, SLOW
sale and little competition. and have had to sell
Foii9xias I. a lis. Q, quotations based upan
sHiPPISG AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best IT., NATIVE ~! beef steers. strictly fancy.
choice export S tS' steer, IsS,aiss5 lbs.
G92d shipping and export steers. l.sN5
Fair to medium shipping steers. iias ''s'"
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers l.2 f go N lbs. rough to best
s'=' I'll rs 7sR IS st4tzEs sFEEss ss5'
T:is5s s. 5sE ii sliss: :::j
western:
Offer IN :he butcher dep.I,e9s and none wefs
mand was about good the supply for the
kind. and trade ruled quiet and steady
During TIE week there has been small repre-
senta.:cn OF butcher cattle on tie market and
with the exception Of sa!r shrinking of cows
the bulk cs arrivals have been only fair to
decent. The proporton OF heifers good enough
TO sell above 81 and cows above $50 has besn
lighter than usual While few In numbers the
70, lower than last week Cutters and fair TO
on Gamers has not been very good and values
ruled uneven on steady 20 a shade lower basis.
Strictly good handyweizht dry lot hefers are
quotably 1oa15c higher. with the good class
stronger. but medium to common grades have
shown no improvement and II anything
shade lower. Bulls are steady. while good TO
choice calves are sc higher. with the other
kinds Of calves steady.
Sales Of butcher cattle during the week were
based the following quotat ons:
COWS AND HEIFERS.
Fancy eo.n-fed heite.s, 7ooaTEs s....sAsooI.N
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SECURITIES RANGE HIGHER
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
TRACTION ISSUES ARE IN
BETTER DEMAND.
Lincoln Trust and Missouri Trust
Are the Fayorite Stocks in
the Banking Group.

Though the volume Of trading was light
there was better feeling IL local securities.
Transit opened strong at s2o.75 and after
selling at S2o.62i2. closed with $3.50 bid. the
net gain for the day being % cents a share.
The per cent bonds ranged higher at
sSl.53.
Lincoln Trust advanced $3.50 a share to
s2i9 and Missouri Trust 37iz cents to 1927.
In the bank group Third National at 500
was steady.
Miscellaneous issues were under moderate
sailing pressure. Central Coal and Coke
common eased of to sss.55 and National
Candy common was offered at 81.
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EE&a.
Drrr-n- rf, SpErr.1

New York. Iuiy l'.-ErSz-Recei7ts TO-DAY s.o2s
cases The weather vas favorable and receipts
light. but the result OF yesterdays business was
10 leave 4 considerable quantity OF stock on the
hands OF receivers. and in the cenAraily poor
quality of the stock arriving :hsre was decided
pressure 20 move the goods The trading bosis
marks. but sellers we're more ready 10 entertain
bi,:s Of &c on. coed useful goods that would
show loss OF over three dozen. and on the
ferior grades. including dirties and checks. were
changed.
-1ys nssls1 5 5ne LOSS l on w.. T. hsss5
western Ies7i6'9c: Southern I5:salsc.
Kansas City. NO. July I7.-Errs weak: Mis-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned. I.e dozen: new
Chicago. July I1.-EcEs steady; at mark cases
included. 15diiIc per doz.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. July I:.-Butter-Esce.pts 7sA
pkss. steady: stat dairy laaaoc: creamery Isl,
firm: state full cream. fancy large and small
colnTed and vGlte Ice
ssieasS suiT ,.5 gt'eF ss.s. s.sams :s Is
daisies ra1li.c: twins ioal0i7c: Young Americas
Pailadelphia. JULY 17.-Buttsr Arm: good de-
prints &c Cheese quiet but steady: New York
full choice new, 1oI. ai0i.c: fair to good
sisdl0c.
Dried Fruits.
New York July f..-The market for evaporated
apples Is a little firTner under slightly i'm
proved demand: Comnlan are quoted at 49Sts:
prime at 5ixasc: caoice az si.Gsisc. and fancy
fair jobbins demand and in most quarters large
sizes show considerable arniness. Quotations
range from &c &c fo- all grades. Apricots rule
generally steal; choice "a, are quoted a. !Ess.;n:
demand are steady ar TIC for choice and 50
l0:.c for fancy.
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GRAINS REGAIN LOSSES,
DESPITE SELLING PRESSURE.
BULK OF NEWS is DECIDED.
LI BULLISH.
Corn Opens Weak on Favorable
Weather. but Later Advances
in Line With Wheat.

Though the selling movement which was
started at the previous session was contiu-
ued at the opening OF Yesterdays market a
slight Improvement In TIE money situation
and decidedly buliish line Of news caused
a sharp reaction in wheat after the first
hour considerable portion of tie early
selling vas by outsiders. who took aGya1-
tase OF the spread between prices here and
at other centers. Receipts Were much
smaller than CT the corresponding day last
year and weather conditions were said 10
oe unfavorable in both the winter and
spring belts. Buying was good in the last
hour on bull!sh private wire advices.
Sept. wheat opened &c off and sold a,
7ss c sc 90 '6sc. 'a'sc. sic. zss,c. SIC.
~ 80 .e=sc. -.3;sc- &c .6.c. .s..c.
.c. ss,,c Si.c ;s'ss Re ~ 's'se' &C.
Corn was weak on favorable weather I'm
III the last hour. when the market tagged
on behind wheat. There was not much in
dependent trading. Secretary Wilson's bull
ilsn estimate on the yield was ignored at the
opening. but later, in conjunction with light
Strengthening values.
Sept corn opened &c Off and sold at:
80 Sc SIC. i'sc. isc. 4sT.c. &c 4stsc.
OF which i,665 SKIS. and 10 cars local and
cars through. against 3el,2l2 bu.. of which
.l.9h SKIS and 20 cars local and p cars
through in 1877
Receipts Of wheat at primary points $500
bu.. against 1900 bu. in 1892 and shipments
1861 bu.. against 2i2G1O bu. Northwest re-
ceived l61 cars. against 1874 cars in 1902
Chicago received 24o56 bu. and Kansas
City $3.50 bu. Clearances IA. go bu
Argentine shipments OF wheat to Europe
the past week reported at Las co bu..
against 1.ieo.oc bu- a week ago and 2ipol
bu. in 1862
Receipts of corn At St Louis So go bu.. of
which go SKIS and 81 cars local and Is
cars through. as against S.Ie0 bu, of which
cars local and cars through In 1902
Receipts OF corn at primary points 81 GcD
bu.. against 5ii,|S bu. in 1902. and shipments
~ GO bu.. against 5i.o bu. Chicago re-
ceived li6.55 bU. and Kansas City 10 30 bu
Clearances $500 bu.
Argentine shipments Of corn to Europe
the past week reported at 255IS 90 bI.
against 10000 b. a week ago and 1.dsSC0.
bu. in 1872.
Receipts Of oats at 81. Louis $50 bu. OF
which q cars local and cars through.
against Ee5o bu.. Of which 40 SKIS. and 81
cars through in 1892.
, Receipts OF oats at primary points 5000
bu.. against $500 bu. in iaO2 and ship
ments 10000 BIZ. against 23Iop bu Clear
ances 400 bu.
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stsrda-d backs i0c. Dealer. eAa-=. higher On
Cr1ers
Oeo- Stearins-Nornfnal FAC.
Tellow-CouEtry running poor: dull and lower.
70. at t5.c: No. At 3i.c. Packers stock at
4isc FOR prime 70 choice-
country Bacon-QuCte si6es at &C.
G-s4se-Quote small Irregular lots country:
Brown 3.sc: yellow iisc and white iis- Quote
packers stock rorl!nally: Brown ga SIC. yell
Frog Less-scarcs: quote a; $50 per d5z Coz
large. 81 for medium. &c for small.
Be-f-Ou orders: Bbld--Piate roll and Fulton
market S;1-51: S-l: dried. Tsr ibse-s HE
:ls!dss nc: knuckles lie. Cutsi4e5 ui-c: ,oasuaS
lii-c peF ID
Neais-cuore choice to fancy &c for hs-=y 10
:rsTsc for small and Fat 40 to ~ bsb: here,ics
and thin &c 10 3i.c. Sheep at 2I-lf2c: bucks ard
IL lec: spring lambs az C 10 ii.c per IL
thin LANES not wanted
Live Poultry-old chickens. hens. u@- 10. a;ic:
ROSTERS g: spriaE chickens. average receipts
lac; sTriar ducks Sc spring geese sc: spring
turkeys sc: old turkeys i3c; ducks &c: geese. full
EraFnered. $: Seese piscksd &c: 1--we pigeons and
Dressed ICED Poultry = cr!cseas-Hen. zoe:
/ oreEoiIs figures f0r tEcice only
Fresh F.s'--toI1--: Black lass Icc: crapp!s
4; g for snail q SC fo- large. dressed cat &c:
srconh!l cat &C: 5Ullheads-dresSe1 Sc ard gross
Sizc. buf.a!rEfcss sic. dressed &c: German carp
-lrsssf 2i.c. s.ass Ike: sunhsh &c. wa.,s
perch &c.
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;Iuie quotations for broke mules. to year,


Kansas City. July Cattle-Receipts 30 na-
;iyss' - Teams calves 90 ns!ires. 100 Texans:
lower fat cows ail heifers steady to strong:
s;ocssEs and feeders. active: choice export and
az: stocker. and feeders .s5i: Wes; sGqa s.d
steers s33i.s5; Texas and Indian steers s2.4oGi:
s2a3:!5: calves ss:5ai.5 . H5ss!seeip,s 30:
buK IF 0s sass hssvs :s2 80
mixed paekers $ senS - Light spa. 50; TG.s-
as; western lambs ssasi5: led ewes ia s.
Texas clipped yea5,linss 50 @as; Te5ss eiiE2ei
Sew YORK.. JuIy i7-Beeves-Recsipts ais
f s e. a cows Is af4r cables aas, i've
sissp at isat.e: vSu1s sheer e dfss.si
Exports to-day. 400 quarters beef. raives-Ee-
CENTS II prime Eff fresh s,i rea Is. tse f;:'e =,
euils Els: Sas,eriiiks go eity rc .s veal;
I4st-c Per 10. Sheep and lanha-Eseceipts i9sI:
good sheep strong: o;asrs s;eady: lambs -.Ge5c
wsthers s.: lambs IS i5aT.l5: cuiIs $40 iIoz,
--Recei2:s l.s.2: market low: h:ayr and uleiiuE'
Soa;h St Joseph; No. July r!.-ca:.ls-Re;
Hoss-ReceiFts ass: weak % stsady-: light $ a5
ee!p,s 50: steady 20 strong. TOP Idaho lambs
Guiding i.5.g Texans; steady; gooI 20 prime
steers S. ieg5.56 poor to medium 1896; s.ocksrs
:sa SseaeFs esaners s S2Ss 6aII. & hsif55.
Sai9ss $40: Texas Texas fed steers ssa. : 4csS
500: light SC lower. others steady: mixed and
Butchers S. I5a5 S. god to choice heavy s. ~
81 :s Tsasa ssepReeeip;s 500: - s,s SaiS
Wetaers ss.75ai.l0: fair 70 CHOICE mixed saa..5:
western sheep and yearlinss {2.5o9i.S: native
Lambs S3Ee 81.
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s0Eeres.
Domestic Exchange,
Foreign Exchange,

Prime sterling. cables Ise7oa4 $3.50: check.
4ss3eJ4 ss4o: so days 1s!Qi. s4I
Commercial sterling checks sslnaa ssea. 81
DAYS i.S55,: 50 days s2e6dis3
Grain bills isti4. Cotton bills $50. a Slt,
Bankers Paris cables 5I5ss. checks 5ls.: 50
days als-.. "
Commercial French francs. checks s.1ss.: 90
days 5.les. "
COMMERCIAL Swiss francs checks sl7a: 6,
commeEcial Belgian francs. checks sisH: 6,
a. Bankers reiehsmarks. cables IS s-is: checks
Commercial reichsua-ks. checks IS 5-ls. 81
days Sax 80 days e4i- "
Baake!s. Dutch guiiaer. check, 4qga.o sic: 6,
Commercial Dutch suilders. checks 4os-sapI:
Market firm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18

RECEIPTS AND sHrpuFX
PROVISIONS.


Commission houses supported lard and
brokers took on rits and pork The result
start in lard Sept pork was I'm M tho
close l5c at S1i.55. with lard 1pdI2i.c higher
at $, i2l-qSl5, and ribs lOc higher at $S.S1L.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat
% cars, corn 239. oats 30 hogs 9 0lO head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
Prod nee.

Butte--ouotations: crearnery-E1tra co;.ac1c:
frsts i.e: seconds l5Iisc. Dairy-Extra isGIIc:
hrsts 14Il5c: grease fI5c: iadle-pacxeI good ,sc
rrsts i5e: country-packed stock Li4c: poor 10
fair 1of1ic: renovated. extra Isc-
EggsCurrent receipts IIII3c- Receipts LIT
pkgs- local and Iss through: shipments I.5eS pkrs
Cheese-We quote Northern on orders: Twins
ukc; singles Ike; diaries Ike: Y A. ike:
long horns lie.c; Lnburser. new. 1odfo4c: In
brick utsGI2c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
Stocks of Grain in Store.
St. Louis Future Prices.


81, LogiLwhea, lower: sept sold at ne
,sisc 10 Isi.c. Corn weak; Sept 4sc asked: puts
&c Sept corn puts SC: calls s0szc.