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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
Wants to Wear n Toga.

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 1S.-William H.
Harrison. president pro TEN. of the
state senate at the last session, is now
an avOwed candidate for the United
States senatorship to succeed Senator
Charles II. Dietrich. He was born in
Morris. ILL.,. May 1S. 1860. Six years
later his parents moved to Nebraska
and he has since resided in Grand
Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
Boaten to Death Inv His stepson,

Harrington. Ncb.. Aug. lS.-Charles
Ballet is dead from the effects of a
beating he received from his stepson,
Alex Blair The trouble arose over
Ballet coming home intoxicated anG
Blair alleges that he became abusive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
rohr PICKED Up by tho Pilot.

Waukegan ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-The body
of Barney Berry of Lake Forest. who
was instantly killed by a Chicago "
Northwestern railroad locomotive at
IiChwOod last night. was carried on
the pilot for three miles before it was
seen and the accident realized. Berry
was unmarrid. about 81 years old, and
had lived I'm Lake Forest but short
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18

Chicago, Aug. 1S-Following are the open
ing, highest, lowest and closing quotations
in today's markets:
wheat.
Sept s2%-: s2S sOs4: sOsl-
Dec, s25l So: Slh; Sl@s.
May, sI1l; s4al; s3A; s31S.
Corn.
Sept. 51&: 52Is: 5l1s: Sis.
Dec, 50: 52I4 5l&s 5l5s
May, 527s; 52al; 5I3s So.
Oats.
Dec, 35$s 35H: 35I4 35ss.
May, S7A; STS; 373l; S73s.
Pork.
Sept. 70. so; l.. o.; 10 IS: 1887
oct, II -; ~: l2.I5: y q
May, 1912; 1912; 1900; Is o..
Lard
Sept, : 81: : 90: Z az; : So.
oct, 7.55; go; 7.5!, 757.
Ribs.
Sept, go; 7,62; 7.4O: 40
oct. T.57; 7.62; $50: so
Rye, Sept 50, Dec. 81 fax. N. w 100.
Receipts TO-DAY: wheat z2l, corn 347. oats
362; nogs 1900; cattle 5000, sheep 5000.
Hog market opened steady for light, 9th
light. q 25a5 so; mixed and butch.
ers, S5.l015.55; good heavy, eLsO95.Se; roug h
heavy, S0G55I0.
Cattle market opened slow.
Sheep market opened steady, lOc lower,
Hogs at Kansas City 6 600, cattle l3 900;
hogs at Omaha 500, cattle 5000
Union stock yards $40 a. m.
Hog market opened strong to sc higher for
best, others weak.
Light, Is 2O05 IS; mixed and butchers. 8. 1C
as Is; good heavy, S4.SO1I5 so; rough heavy,
u 70Gl5.I0.
Cattle market slow and weak.
Reeves S3.604575, cows and heiters l.509
40, Texas steers q. OO14.60, stockers and
feeders S3. 1905. 30.
Sheep market steady to 1Oc lower.
hog market closed steady
Light S5.20ll5 s.; mixed and butchers, II
05.65; good heavy, A7595.50; rough heavy
4.S0G15.1O.
Cattle market closed weak
Sheep market closed steady for best 9th
ers slow.
Estimated receipts Wednesday: Wheat so
corn l45, oats l25, hogs 1000.
New York stocks.
New York, Aug. 1s.-The following are the
closing quotations on the New York stock
exchange:
Sugar lI7Ja, Gas 95H. C. R.I&P. SIS South
ern Pacific 40, Il. Il o. S33l. AtchiSOn com
mon 62%, AtChiSon pfd.i 9OJS, c. NJ. * st. Il
l454. Manhattan i35, copper SOY, w. U
Tel. Co. S32l, l.. * n. 1914, c. 81 a. 81. Rdg
common 56lCan. Pacific l25I4. Leather com
mon Sa4, B. Il t. 4714, Pacific Mail p, o.
s. Steel ptd. 734, L. s. Steel common 2454
Penna. 1854, Mo. Pacific 9524, Union Pacific
77i6, coal and iron 46, Erie common 80
Wabash Epfd. 81, NJ. X. s. I. 800. Car toun
dry 34A, & @. w. 17k, Rep. Steel ptd. GI4
Rep. Steel common 1873, New York Central
12I Illinois Central 1884.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
New York, Aug. 1s.-The following are IN
closing quotations on the New York stoc
exchange:
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

VO0Aye OuOCAGAOng on HrONlBlOnbs AANe
Stock. Feed and Fuel
Rock Island, Aug. 1S.-Foll owing are the
quotations on the local market:
Provisions.
BGtter-Creamery 2lC@22c, dairyl5c.
Eggs-FreSh l5c.
Live poultry-Spring chickens g. 5OG 60 O.
p er dozen, hens &C per pound.
Vegetables-Potatoes, new, 40c.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Steers $500 to ei75. cows and
heifers $500 to e4.25 calves $500 to $500
Hogs-MiXed and butchers $500 to IS 80
Sheep-Ycail ings or over, per cwt. $3.50 to
400, Lambs per head 600 to $3.50
Feed and Fuel.
Grain-Corn 5O16Oc; oats. SIC to 40c.
Forage-Timothy hay, a. to tlO50. prairie
as baled prairie as baled timothy %, straw
$500
Woodland, per load q. 006S5.50.
Coal-Lump. per bushel i3c814c. mine run
lsc per bushel, slack. per bushel &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; nearly station
airy temperature.
j. Nj. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At z a. NJ. 65;
at 2:3O p. M. 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
Ex-senator MA.on's Daughter Engaged.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-The engage
ment of Miss Winifred Mason, daugh-
ter of ex-senator William E. Mason,
to Wardloe Huck. of Georgetown, ID.
c., has been announced TO the friends
of the young people. Miss Mason is
now the guest of Mr.. Huck's mother
in Georgetown. The wedding is ex-
pected to take place in the fall in Chi
cago
All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
Licensed to Wed.

Ernest II. Prue ........ Davenport
Miss Lulu Feddern 1900. Davenport
William Schlichting ........DavenpOrt
Miss Edith West .......... Davenport
Fred Il. Pollard Rock Island
Miss Marie i. Thompson .....Cordova
Robert c. Bake ......... Bloomington
Miss Carrie Nolllman Moline
Charles f. Wedding Kewanee
Miss Hedwid Olivia Kallman Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-18
TODAY'S MARKETS

Chicago, Aug. 1s-Fonowing are the open
ing, highest, lowest and closing quotations
in today'R markets:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
MARKETS ny TEIEcR.pu

New York K. July l.--Flour-Receipts .7.73s Dbl, /:
ter .tras 81 s Mi1ae SHADE l9ssr q
q aif'' we Rye hSuE firm Cornmeal quiet, Barley
atoaf; No No., NoTthefn bg!uth Sic T.. b. aaoa,
vas n5h IL wheat Circles. b ana afo 1aiei
weak up TO o'clock. after which room covering
poor export demand. ea.ter cable. and heaTn.ss
at 81. Louis We're the depressing influence slost
but i this ak 2.si % on ss9s IN
and and the close was .a'ic net lower July sal+8
30: exports So spot easy o; 10 se : l
SEC: 90. Witt ste o aS opened barley
steady with wheat. bu, soon advanced sur
offerings and the buyine in Chicago By provisfon
interests, Late IT declined , with wheat and closed
Sept. 5ss. a5.'.c. closed $3.50: Dec IS 7-1sassc.
&C. p5 a g. ep s.a s sFRS.'s So
No. isi.c: No; white &c: No. white SC:
s s E s.esay A6as to o gsDss T Ess, s
family slgIIi: mess s5oaa Cut meats steady 20
T@ c Iafd a Sa' : TETS
nsi f.sady; Continent Inert So sSgt. AmsFica
;ISs Rice Him i!rn McIasses tfm %
duluth. MINI. July Close: whea;aTo aI>
2 Northern s0z.c: July SEC: Sept SIC. CA
sd SsH Sc ss:h No 10 'R Rsrd No
20. s2Isse; rejected no; auo;ed: No. z red 20
~ a
ai5iic: cash No. mixed carr: No. white
50daoalc: No. 3 lec. Oats-No iIc. Rye-No =
81 50GiI Receipts of wheat cars
Liverpool. July I-Wheat-Spot jul: No. re:
Western winter IS Esd: No California ss I'D.
Futures steady: July Is sd: Sept, &c 3Hi Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed IS: futures steady.
July Is ss.d: Sept IS SID: oct. nominal. The
following are the stocks of b-eadstufs and pro-
visions. in Lyerpool: Flour. 800 skz: wheat =,
100 bS1es: hams. $500 boxes: shonldeE 20
bxs butter 400 cwt. cheese. g. 500 boxes: lara
6 90 ties OF prime Western steam. and 900 tons
OF other kinds.
Minnea polls Mimi. July 1.-wheat-casil s37.c:
July s2I2c: Sep. Iti.c: No. hard sia.c: No. !
Northern sac: No. Northern SEC: No. 9
80: second patents 81 2oG4 30: first clears s3.29
$40: second clears s., od2.50 Bran in bulk Sli
Milwaukee, Wis. July I;-whea, l:e lover; No.
new 75izc. RYE steady: No. 54,tc. Barley
steady: No 5s95oc: sample 4sd53c. Corn-Sept.
Peoria. Ill. July Corn strong: No. 3 5oc;
No 4 soc. Oats steady: No. white 2s@.c: No.
white 3.9.c. Whisky on the basis OF $3.50 for
chicsro. July. Flour steady. whca.-No. 2
srring sc: No 3 7iSII.c: No. red 1st:T7sc. Corn
a,:c. Bariev-Good fsedirS 4?645c FAIR to choic.
mailing 4sG5cc seeds-Prirre timothy a.:
Mess ,ork. ner Dbl. s15.5aTsi5 ss'4: lard per 10
lbs IS GTiSMs.Io: short ribs SIDES noosel. IS; fNG
70: -sai;"d sho,,'dc-s tbzdl ssTS.i:,": short
clear sides ODD :s.sIik99. Whisky. basis Of
hiSh-wines. $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
CONTINUED LIQUIDATION
CAUSES WEAKNESS IN WHEAT
GENERALLY BEARISH ON
WEATHER REPORTS.
Corn Strong a Large Part of the
Session, but Bulls Lose
Ground Toward Close.

Chicago, July 1-Continued liquidat ton
caused weakness In wheat to-day Sept.
closing &c lower. Sept corn was off 1zc
while oats were down &c Provisions closed
unchanged TO l5c higher
WHEAT
The sentiment in the wheat pit WAS gen.
orally bearish. and. with more rains re-
ported throughout the Northwest and good
harvesting weather In the Southwest there
WAS considerable selling pressure throughout
the entire day. Opening prices were easier
on lower cables and better weJther condi-
lever at isisc to I6Asc. Fair buying by com
n!ssion-houses, together with the advance
IN corn. caused trmer feeling early in the
Gay. and the price advanced gradually TO
Iolzc, but later reacted again on a less ur-
&c mt demand. The weakness at st. Louis
que que pa pa to the arrival there Of several
cars OF new wheat, was Il bear factor late
IN ths gay. After selling at 75i2c. Sept.
closed &c lower at 75i2G5sc. Clearances of
G Gat and -four were equal TO 1870 bu.
Primary receipts were 3j7 100 bu. against
4?r,gCo bu: . year ago B-adstreet's world $
visible showed decrease OF 24GJCGJ br,
Minneapolis and Duluth rs ported receipts of
~ car Whicn: with local receipts OF !i2cars
none OF contract Grade-made total
ceirts for the three points OF $50 cars.
AGAINST li6 cars last week and 96l cars a
year ago.
Corn was strong "A large part of the ses-
s'"h' hue 10 the efforts Of some local bulls
10 support the market. but the fine growing
weather and the weakness in wheat were
influences that overbalanced all else and
weakness prevailed late In the day Deliv-
cries on July contracts were over I0CJ. go
6t:.. most OF it being put out BY elevator
interests. After selling between SOC and size
sept closed i2c lower at 50isc Local re-
ceipts were Dol cars. with 20 of contract
OATS
oats were Influenced mainly by the situa-
tion in corn. but the general sentiment was
more bearish. Trading was on fair scale.
with commission houses the best buyers.
while local longs did the selling. The offer
ings were too liberal to be readily absorbed
ana an easier tone prevailed the last part Of
the day. Sept. closed &c lower at 33@.c,
Local receipts were us cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
y Pr-TcuER ST-EPS

BUTCHER CATTLE-The and heifer trade
was in bad shape. especially SO of the heifers.
as a good many have been coming the last week
thcn. and coming in contact with grassers in the
quarantine division. which buyers have shown a
preference for the trade has been demoralized.
more so on the medium. grassy and common
kinds and sales have shown decline of I0Ilyc
while there good many still unsold at a
late hour and some hadn't received a bid. The
b. st grades OF heifers. although some % these
showed signs OF greenncss. did not su.tr as
much and We're only shade lower. for the;
were in more favor with buyers: however. even
on them there was not the slightest life shown
Tho COW trade ruled very uneven. hut mostly 1Dc
liver early although the best cows did not
suffer az much as the medium and fair classes
but on the late market the decline was general
rnarke; was the WORT. with no .ak.rs even at
isG25c loss on ell kinds OF COWS and heifers. The
Gamer trade did not show much change. Very
little demand was had for bulls. with sales Just
about steady. The calf market was uneveniy
lower. most OF them declining around sc. al
though a few choice ones sold about like Thurs
dav.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Rum GoOi-Bccf Cattle Lower
Hogs Close Easy.

NATIVE CATTLE-Reef Steers-The native
cattle receipts were quite large. being close on
to coo head and good bit larger than last
wednc siav. y good proportion of the arrivals
were in the beef steer class and were hardly as
good n lot Of cattle as seen the market
TUESDAY Some good to choice cattle were Of
fered, but the most were of medium to decen.
II would he almost impossible TO give true
state of AFFAIRS that prevailed the market
4 few cattle sold after hari work during the
morning at barely steady to loo lower than
TlIesday and these were about the extent OF the
business that was had. The trade was demcral-
ICED from ali points OF view. and IL not a
Question OF how much lower the market ruled.
for buyers would not take cattle at any price and
sin,nIy didn't want them. Some late BIDS were
received that were fully &c lower.
II was one Of the worst markets that have
been had for a long time. and the market is IN
no condition handle large supplies. A good
many loads Of cattle were unsold
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
Sales:
Foreign Exchange.

4s.icf94 SGD: 60 days 4. st..G4 $.
as Sen :s. Sc ,,.T = 5.s ss:ss SID ca
Grain bills 1891 s5L,: cotton bills t494-s ii..
Bankers Paris. cables 5.i5d5.I5IG5.I5 LIZ:
checks 5.I5=sa5 I5s,f5 Is lis: 90 DAYS s1szS
SIS. ISIS I-Is
conn,sEcial French francs check, 5.1ss.: 50
days 5.Is1.
Commercial Swiss francs check, 5.1sia6.Is
Lis: 81 DAYS 5.IsA
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5.ITls: 90
6ays 80.
bankers reichsrnarks cables s5S: checks So:
81 DAYS ~ Isis.
Commercial relchsna-is checks '5s.: s, days
81 1915; 90 days % sis
BANKERS Dutch Euilders. checks 40 sis: 50
Commercial Dutch su;!ders. checks 49,: 90
DAYS 40.
Market unchanged. a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
BGATMEN'S AGAIN HIGHER
ON INCREASED DIVIDEND.
TRACTION VALUES on THE
DOWNTURN.
Trust Company and Miscellaneous
Issues in Moderate Demand,
but Generally Steady.

Boatmen's Bank was again strong spot
in yesterdays market. There was an adj
vance of s. share on the official announce
ment Of 3-per-cent increase In dividend.
After an early trade at s24s. the stock was
offered at s2;525. with no bids
fractions were again easy. United Rail-
ways preferred on the downturn from
$40 TO 81 being the weak spot. Transit
had some support at So and 81. 1217 and the
IS were easy at So. %
81. Louis Union Trust at Ss5f and Third
National Bank at sol and 1872 were slight
" better Central Coal and Coke was on
the downturn at So. 10 and $40. Missouri
Edison IS were again taken at par.
YESTERDAY,a SESSION
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. july 2, 1903

days trading. making gain OF nearly per cent.
Ii sold from 2es4 ana up to j.. then to 3l-.,
up 5l3s, with the final sale at 3I+. for $3.50
shares. Greene Copper was another active and
strong issue. selling from 81. down to 2zIs then
up to 22ss for 2.gp shares. Northern Securities
was somewhat active selling from 9ib down
"a then up to 3js for LOO shares. Fifty-one
hundred and nifty shares New orleans Railway
preferred sold from 43L4 down TO ~ and Standard
OIL sold al 6i6 for three shares. Four hundred
shares Fue! oil Power sold at es2s and 2oi.:
SO shares Seaboard steel and Iron sold l53sr
l6i.: $50 shares Of Light. Fuel ana Power sold at
Isl: leo shares OF staboard common sold at zig.
and o. shares OF the preferred sold at J1i-. and
IVJ shares OF ST. Louis Transit sold at -. Late
in the afternoon. Just before the close Northern
Securities sold down to 94's
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
RFPTYTrc SPECIAL.

New York July 1-Egg-Receipts .o-t1y {. s97
cases The condition OF the market was about as
Yesterday with the amount Of business pasolhg
somewhat lighter. and the weather was hot
and humid receivers were anxious TO &c: their
socte into use. The demand was principally Tor
tn ffIest goods to be had. and some h>iises ars
accommodating such stock in view possibly NJ the
general quality fluctuations being Affected by the
present prevailing weather in the West: sales OF
Dirties and checks were dull and " ak in facs
Of heavy offerings from tie West. Quotations
cranged.
Chicago. July 1--Esgs steady: A. r,arl. cases
Included. l2i.f:1fc per doZ-
Kansas City. Mo-. July EGGS firm: Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned. 1ii-c doZ-: new No.
2 whitewoCd cases included &c y
PHILADELPHIA Pa. July Eggs easier: fresh
nearby lie Western lie. Southwestern 1sc;
Southern 15df5c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
Articles. Opening. Highest. Loves, Cine.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions opened easier on fair receipts
Of hogs. but buying BY both local and out
side houses caused rally and the market
was quite active at times. Sept. pork closed
l2c higher at sl5.Ul2. Sept. lard was I'M
changed at $3.50. while ribs were 2lzG5c
lower at $50
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat.
. 600 head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
New York Money Market

6. closed 2Gs: time 60 days 4: 20 days AZ: six
months 5i4a5is. Prime mercantile paper $40
53.: sterling exchange steadsr at iLss25 and at
As for 50 days Posted rates 1855 and i-ss5:
commercial bills. & StT5. Mexican dollars Ale.
Governmcnt bonds firm: railroad bonds firm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
preferred
Wall Street GossIp.

Rep9steS BY The commegcal Advertiser through
New YORK gto xls 70 ~ North Fourth street
don were dull. There some New York SELL
ecns Prices ea essT reensTv sfsarsd
arhitraGe houses had selling orders and they put
out about 1000 shares. They bought very little.
sugar-There was good selling o, Sugar in til.
the prics If r.n.d e nv I'm eIrs a On The cut N
Cs5 later s"I, by H H9gs Son and ne Amer
that very little long stock came out.
~, United States STEEL. y: Amery who thus far
United states Steel common. again a buyer
| leading baD,xinc-house Identified with the bond
| syndicate. keene bought the preferred moder-
Colorado FueI.The feature Of the early trading
azzd %he4 Gofs a1s Hnt The R TS .aI
| TO sell the stock openly. ". b. Mack & Co also
the decline The Butter selling su aonse To
about 500 shares. On the way down Provos;
and the room concud.d the firm m, apPI BEEN
fr H,r r5sd G;.. Maes selling ELL was said to be
stantlai reason FOR this belief The sales Of the
tn ef the Too who s.F
| had II that serious strike was at the COM
ssFe is E shaf that %ns
rIaneuvers would probably create a new one.
trolling et fat Whesr the
pr, pSsal TO issue bonds coming after the con-
-" Wei py lne
but that she company needed to raise money.
which was not bull argument on the stock
Brooklyn Rapid Transt-The strength OF Brook
I'm Rapid Transit due chiefly TO confident
buying BIZ Flower & Co. which was followed nv
scattering commissioner houses and traders. Their.
was considerable talk OF a pool and its alleged
opera tons and intentions but there was no good
evidence Of IT. Insiders are hullish the stock
are af fafsd as He as & in
ters plans. but not any more so than they have
been for some time past Their position is as
1t has been. for a long pull" The room shorts
were disturbed by the talk that strong interests
rose sharply.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
Mexico Gold Bonds.

The Altheirner & Rawlings Investment
Company announce that they Will redeem
United States of Mexico bonds, per cent
consolidated external gold loan OF 1889.
The numbers of bonds called will be sup
Piled upon application at their offices. Us
and oI1 North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
Chicago Stock Market.
Curb Market.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York July 1.-The curb market was mod
erateiy active to-day. Dealings included fairly
large number OF securites, but the bulk OF the
days transactions was furnished by compare
lively small number of stocks. The tone Of the
market was not firm. The total trades were
about 4. 900 shares
Tennessee Copper was the most active In to-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
The Visible.

New York. July Special Gable and teIe-
ing. changes in available. supplies as compared
with last accounts: Available supplies: Wheat
ena aSa e cast and f0ft urd S
decreased 1870 600: total supply decreased 24is go
creased Is SSS oatsIUnifed states and can m
ada east Rockies increased 200 90. Among the
private elevators and 500 bu. at Manitoba eie.
vators. The leading increases include those OF
1000 bu. at Port Huron 5000 at Portland. Ne.
and IS 600 bu. at joliet.
iasses sugar e1.asisc: refined unsettled: crushed
t Orleans s s5e 's'c
New. orleans. July Sugar dull; open kettle
trisussl whites Lie yeIIoTs q, "a Else sec
&c: centrifugal 6Glsc. Strip nominal; IsT2Ic.
Coffee.
invoice 5 s-isc: mild quiet: Cordova 7isaiIc
decline OF points under moderate offerings for
importers account and liquidation following fun
but ruled quiet The close was auiet. net I'M
ported at $500 bags, including July at soc: Aug
assoc: sept. 3s9c: Oct. &c: Nov. 4.o5d4. lOc.
Dried Fruits.
apples continues quiet and shows little change
from the general conditions recently noted. al,
at .a5c: prime SIC: choice &C: fancy sIsasiEc.
Spot prunes continue TO attract fair jobbng
demand at prices ranging from &c to &c for all
grade. Apricots are firm at 1aTsisc for choice
and Ioai2i.c for fancy. Peaches are Arm, with
choice at 191i2c. and fancy SGloisc.
Dry Goods.
New York. July 1.-The situation in dry goods
shows little Improvement as far as buying is
concerned. Sellers are advancing prices every
day and the effect OF the curtaiinlent policy Is
likely to be felt in the near future to more
appreciable degree than II has to date Every
thing tends toward even higher prices. bu, buy
are operating as corservatiyely as poss BILE
in order to avoid bidding the market up agans:
themselves
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02

New York. july 1.-ButteE.Receipts T.iso pkss.;
steady: State dairy 161.I20c: creamery 1910
20l.c- Cheese-Recepts 3.12l pkgs.: weak: State
fuiI-cream. fancy small colored and white 1ohc:
large colored and white 10i.c.
Chicago. H.. July 1--Butter steady: crcaruertes
Isfg29c; dairies l5ff1sc- Cheese steady: twins
Philadelphia. Pa: July 1.-Butter lquiet. but
s,sady eStfg bssss eint Sn, niessx
choice new lie; fair to good new iH<i0zc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
New York stock Quotations.

St. Louis. July The following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
On tn. New York Stock Exchange to-day:
Correcte! daily for The Republic by u. i
Francis. Bro. ~ Co. bonds and stocks. III "
Fourth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02

Washington. July To-day being the first o
the fiscal year. the usual daily statement OF tn.
condition OF the Treasury was not issued
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
PETROLEUM.

Oil City. Pa. July Credit balances Sl;,c:
certificates nominal no bid: SHIPMENTS s e;
Inents-Lima "a so average e9.Il2 Runs-L;raa
&C ~ average SS.s0s.