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No in small quantities: large lots would prob
er.. prime to choice held at 4i1c.. -
large .5cSs for medium Una and sc Tor 81 small
Beef-On orders: Bbld--Plate roll and Fulton
Market S. s10G 10. sl0.75: dried. per h..
sets I1sc: inside &c: knuckles Hc: outsdes Lie:
veals-Quote 4isc for heavy to &c for fancy
small and fat 200 10 Us Ibs.): heretics and thin
e to s,ac fsaring sheep a, Sc: odAbucSs and
Thin lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-OId chickens. hens. per ID. &c:
lsc; old turkeys he: old geese full feathered &c:
live pigeons and squads. per doz.. 81. -
spring chickens Ike: ROSTERS SIC; turkeys ice.
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Game-ouiet: all game should be carefully iced
IS per. dos.: plover at 81 % per do1. :,
Fresh Ffsh.a2uo.e: Black bass at He: crappie
at sc for small to Sc for large: dressed cat sisc:
spoonbill cat &c bullheads-dresssd sic ard
perch &c.
porkmMsw standard I'D mess in ,obbnE way
Lard-Choice steam E. side closed nominauy
s. sic: kettle-rendered at 7i1Q7Ac.
p s. Meats-To arrive. loose cured cribs
and 5o-av. at 7.s5c. c. a (. Bid. in a 1obbinE
way ranged: Extra shorts at Loo: cribs at TIC:
short clear at Sc: bellies at sags.c: plates at
Dealers charge higher orders 4
BaconTBoSsd 3 G. meats in tobbing way
Saliiera IA at fsasc: New York Shoulder ID al
7Esc- Plain smoked bxd. lots In a jobbing way
Extra shorts at 7g71sc: cribs at SIC: short clear
ranged; Extra shorts at 74Tsc; cribs at SIC:
fat backs at 6!sc: standard backs at 9cIS- Deal
ers charge higher On orders
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Poultry.

New YORK. Aug. l7.-Live poultry receipts to-
dav were cars Western and SouthWestern
Johbers carried over about cars from last week
and with invoices footing up over IS carr for
the week. fowls settled at last weeks prices but
spring chickens were In lighter proportion in tho
receipts and the market advanced to fac on west
ern. Southern quoted nominal at &c IN absence
at last weeks prices. Ducks and Reeee UNCHANGED
Pigeons steady. Spring ehickens-Ayerage Vest
ern 13c. Fowls 11ikc. Old ROSTERS &C. Turkeys
lie Ducks-western mixed, pair. e5R7Sr GeescG
Western. average. nair. SLl2Tl 8: Southwestern
socaH. PiEeons-old, pair. Sc: Young 3oc
The market opened with fairly liberal receints
and invoices. while showing some increase with
fowls and few chickens IN proportion, AZ sorne OF
the larger shippers are freezing their small biof-
e-s. Fowls were only in moderate inquiry, as 1T
the lower price, buyers took more sprinss which
price on dry-picked end scalded did not bring any
more. Fancy dry-picked chickens IN ron,e In
not salabIe over i2I713c: 1z1Sc on average West
ern scalded was fun high. and some unaftracfive
small Southern sold lower. Old ROSTERS steady.
Fresh-kiled turkeys unchanEed
fl615c: broiiers. Western dry-picked fancy IL;
medium 13613<c: scalded. fancy, 1zlc. do medi-
INN l3c: Southwestern scAlded. small f1t71Ilc
Southern. small ard ponr. 1e01fc- Fovis-West-
ern drv-picked. prime. 15c: do. scalded do. isK0
~ Old SoosssTs sa si.e .gsnE 70
old 76s- sduansSwhite. choice. doz.. $40;
mixed q; prime dark sf-5n. -
T1rpeHffne and Roatn.
Savannah Ca Aug. H.-Turnentfne flrm nj
IKE Rosiu Arm: A. b. c, d. & u.79: r Rs;
9. N@: b, g 81: /. 81 .; K ass: y. SaB: n.
SIS: W. a.. H.3o: ". W.. IA.
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stations 1or broke mules. 4 to z years
BY TeleUraph.


y ans ale. ess5ssTassDt 50
asn ss. @eea E1d ss.i
prices; quarantine slow and lower: cows slow
- g sSs!: sss,Ss %
Ia ss q ,l Sss.T; @ & Gamer. snssS Ss.
ss! ssssS ST.. %sss Ss 4. q
~: sssss : Is
s aass aaa fs.das s,is saRpss sheep
$: cows sna heiseG;
Resep; 'ssSerf s sS fs eas1 xss HGs.
medium and heavy ss.15aS.S sSeep.Reeesiptt;;
New YORK. Aug. 17.-Beeves-Receip,s 4sss:
.sn l?s:E su fs1ss u sc .ssss;
quoted top price for cattle at Liverpool 1.nc. at
Of Seef caves.Rsceipts assa: veais nsm. but
! 81: sss! isa ssst ss. ss:;ss
fass' and sss xss,s 5.
. as pos 0 .Tas sss a5 s Sc s
others: cars unsoid: sheep ss.zsas. Is: few extra
sss eas 81 s. ei HGys. ..s: Ct ssofs
ss sew ,lG DiG, ssa.s and hogs $50
chicago. Aug. cattle-Receipts $500. In
lower: good to prime steers Ss1oa5.75: poor to
medium IS ESQ., e. G. stSskeIs sna feeders e !.
Qz.eo: bulls s2E2 20: calves s2aass: Texas fed
Receipts to-day 5000: tomorrow 1000: &c to I5c
lower: MIXED and butchers ss@s.eo; good to choice
sssss suit Of re safe. hssss sSsspnEs
esipts so.oeo; sneep strong e lse higher: ,smhs
BIS; fair to choice mixed g. 5ad3 q: western
sheep s27sf3.7s: native lambs $.2s6675: west
ern lambs $A5065D
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s1iseeIlaneous markets.

l miscellaneous M0Rket0.
FEArHERlPrime white live reese in susaa
SKIS. &c and In large SKIS. SIC: prime gray a..
&c In small and 4oc in large SKIS: old white -
I &C: x 3o6a5c. Xxx 2z62sc: XXX 1s61sc: xxx
! &c: tare 10 per cent small SKIS and on lafsss
chickens Sc: ducks-white 4oc: dark soc. -
RooTs-ouote. per h.: GinsenG at 3aoAWe
stemmy weedy. ETC.. less: lady slipper &c: sensua
sSD snake asi as;k Ss aorss
angelica sgsc: wahocIbark Of root &c; bark e
sh ii hEETs .sI ssol Rel,: ;seen; .ns.s,
DEER SKINS. Erc1 q, t. ger s,, n: &...s
| 20c; antelope HHc. goat sc each-damaged ont.
BEESwAx-unchanged at sc per ID. M
sUSF1owER sEEDs-Non,nal as .1o psr ~
CASTOR pEANs-At q Is PER hu.: smaller iosa
III Er rs one sSa BE At &c per sst
raw and Sc for boiled: 1c per gal less In car
| for No. and sAc for No. ,: in small Quantities
pt ssAtGG.EFRKRAur.puli:.a quot. in ,oshns way
q per sa ss ..d & 'sE s' ii 1s
a1 Sof FIG IS Ed orwn,er whit. &c; ysilsv
i &c: RUNNER white &C: yellow nc: ssiad o
/, s ssHs 1t s 81 e Z e & : es
California higher: colorsds ,l ise ,r... x@..,
nl HornS ss s;@isc. - -'S
sA II (. I more ner Dbl this sidsl
PEI DOL; S SSnRN - Reeeipts Ieht: ur1cso M
ehanEeo; non ar% Common At - to "a: TAR n
s. e So ss.!se z, g 70 81 :, oe,,..
| s!o ~. t Ina. sccolatnriy.
BEANS AID a x. sniif rs..s ~ Il ~
green peas-Scoscc5n "a *. siSorns rn - ~
per lb New f9rk ,, k'ohey s,sS hSnd1
beans at lis per b. otner graaes scc1 S
KAETIR SU PHNsE:IsmEas a III turpsntine snd
gasoline Sc; vinegar &c; niack gu &c; nn:eea
light 81 and ssrni'n Vine , sc sausfirsuf SeSS:
Pickle so, 1 i Ss . noS nroEen Sead b ~
each hoop missing .,...s
NoSJGray mixsd l..qlxS; ~, n11 Snq
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SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

market There not sra
notable absence
off
advis
a
n
favorable
were reelys a
corn F3te
ANDY
Yesterdays S2Sl
n
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THE REPuBLIC:# TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1903.
TRACTION ISSUES STRONG
DESPITE LATE SELLING.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST
SHARPLY LOWER.
Banking and Miscellaneous Issues
Are Wanted at Current Prices,
but Are Firmly Held.

fractions were almost the only feature
OF the local market yesterday. The early
portion Of the session was extremely dull.
but buying orders came out later and there
was some activity near the close. St Louis
Transit maintained its position well. Early
buying carried the price up to SO. and the
close was firm at $lS75
United Railways preferred opened point
up and closed with net gain Of 62izc a
share at sSs.Se1s. The 4-per-cent bonds were
wanted at sso.12lis.
Mississippi Valley Trust was under selling
pressure at 1886. Missouri Trust at sl2725
was the only other active issue in the
banking list. st. Louis Transfer stock was
taken at SO. and more was wanted at S7250.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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Fruit. and vexet.bIe..

The Republic quotations are for lots In nrsk
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots On
| orders are charged higher. -
PEACHES-Per 4-basket crate: Texas cling9
| 7sas0c: nearby A-bu. baskets. 75cas1: Illinois
| Blu. basket freestones $1-s0g175; Oklahoma =
s2sca275 COR liberia
PEARS-Bartiett and Howell eo65c per M-ba.
basket kSi Other varieties soe; green 5000 -,
sSl ssse isp smsn {. and ala
EiskaPFLEsNF Florida smooth Cayenne a 80
as.a sssdak g. o ass:s st
-s SSISA SEE. sa; Hems,srexn-Ns.%sa
&c: Moofe,s early. concords and telegraph. -
Carolina. Delaware. SC. 8. 80
sSs shoee ana e 1 for on an ss:;
and 1,N Tisaell ,o b. 1s.fs aSIso per box
sssSAafsas . si bunch 81 Gs Il s.e Jos
.' eAL 1iy D 1se FRurrs-A. aug
fPsn; Bartlett pears Ssssa29 mainly ss9aa
Bradshaw 81; Tragedy .l.5o: Kelsey Japan M6:.
s. s Kessg apss p
q e. and Burbank s1so per case. Baftlett peass
ket for fresh; held 1sa.aoe: bu. box loose socd1E
wa assou ssee psr ..ns
$DT75: jobbfny $o1r10 per 100
POcATOES-Home- grown early Ohio 5680oc mar
bn; loose; sholss sOessc; 49,.
choice large 700 i5c; yellow 51Gegc a'sf1
NEW CABBAGE-Per 100 loose. $0c. On oRdsED'
81 10 per crate.
CUCuMBERs-Hom grown s0975c Per bu. box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D45oc bu. loose. Or
derS higher = -
BEETSHome-g grown 2s63Dc per bu. looss.
LETTu ES; sc per bu- box. chi-s
sss1ss Su boz
TIRNIPS-Home-grown i5cad bu- box
CELERY-Kalamazoo l0915c per bunch: Xich1-
gan. special eases. 158sSc: fat 59660c.
grown SC doc.
PEPPERSLHome-grown 30640c " hu. basket.
STRING BEANS-Home-grown 50S56Uc bu., bog
loose; Illinois ls-bu- wax 0c- -
loose. -.
GREEN coRN-Home-srown sugar loo1Se 30
dog II
SWEET PorAroEs-New Bermuda u.1ot.se
per bu. loose. -
KOHLRABI-Per dox. 16Dc -
SPINACH-Per bu.. loose, 2ef15c.
RAI.E-Per hiI
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TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.

TO-. 2cs... s.2ss S.. M... SO H.. a.. 500
S.: H.: * Is a'. 49,. $50 ids la $50
HoGS.-only a moderate number of hogs ar
sso aosdas "a sses and q
supply vh on Gay sse yssr SSS Chicago had good
1hs estimate Other Western markets had only
sns 600 ows sa a aSf
an Sc ows so to al S s sS were
o. a loe With some Of the plain packers and mixed
S Soaf n. would Be called slow srasEy market
were on sale 70 meet the demand Late arrisais
don t but little change. yet the market was not
Nothing that arrived in decent time was ieft
unsold when the market closed.
Isn't: IS ls: 4 sSSsssse: nss!a$ alum
sold at against sss s sssSy
e.; :sss q r: snsR s good s
eood sna ,b fair sh.sp Of the lamb. Ssn:
usual usual iaIr demand PREVAILED and The market
stock and trading vas active but shs hafas
Or s ss s%Ss .. s@
and Irregular. S.ockers were quiet without much
oed mu.tcn she's. sest al z ssa at and
HoRsES..A supply Of about hundred head
was asr for the but IL
point Of quality the supply was not up TO re-
steady 70 frm basis. but had he quality been
snee Of bugepa. and al seemed e s1aioas sehs to
s On but n Choices ssst Il the s%
new Eastern buyers, added to the regular resi-
as 1S o4s the s
ns,s;. The Southern demand am9untsd, to
the trade was active and satisfactory. and would
arrivals. A special sale Of range horses Is to
be held this week and about nifty carloads were
attracted quite few extra buyers, and the indi-
cations for the week are thus comparatively Inn
Horse quotations:
Heavy draft.Common to good, si0617s: choice
.ood SSse aeea 70 cs e
SoSSh hos.es , and n ssSs-Eair to rood 'lso@Sso:
to extra Ss0d1oo Southern drivers-Large $1106175.
.Ssso es sSss I s3t e s Rs.a.. sSS
sadds to fSS oa ses e e sss
New York ssddisrs ssooXa0. Inferior horse
Common. small plugs. sas66o: heavy work plugs
MULES Collectively. the mule receipts were
iarEe This was not on account on comraission
carloads o. the commission market but the
although the commission run was moderate. the
movement NOV II the msrkst started N slow eondi
the time being not being in. any urgent need Of
supplies they did not seek the new arrivals with
30 far as early trsnsactons We're Concerned snd
the few sales that were made were not a conn
@ es Se Tor q the the choice
only class II satisfactory demand from outside
Mule quotations (for broke mules, 4 to z years
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PROVISIONS.

A big run Of hogs together with lower
prices at the yards, caused weakness in
provisions at the start and with the lower
grain prices there was a general selling
movement throughout the day and fur
Their decline was experienced The close was
Sept. lard of 12tq15c at $7.S21ls. and ribs
down 20c at $3.50
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 1876
OCO head. Ts1e''
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the latter figure more on Gamer grades Bulls
were dull while values calves ruled about
a.. :sS;. , IS e.; an ;ls=i $50 Ag1,-,cs
L.. 90 On l. 260.. z On

SOUTHERN CATTLE - Quarantine receipts
Were 3i7 that contained total Of 10 ass head
and were the largest Of the season and came very
Der Is. last year. Last Monday ga cars and .05
head were received and two weeks ago zS3 cars
the season. and with the liberal receipts all
around. the result was a sharp decline. Steers on
least shown on good Grades but as the day ad
kinds Of steers was fully &c. She stuff was 100
1Sc on; while calves were hardly any different.
Of satisfactory bids. while there We're plenty that
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Donestic Exchanxe.
New York Money M.rke+

New York Money Market
New York. Aug. 17.-Money on call ste.av =.
1AQs Per cent. closing 20s per cent Time money
nfm: " days " per cent; 80 days per cent.
sash Per cent Sterling exchange nrm. Win wfth
ectuei ousiness IN bankers' bills at ls5ioal sS;s
posted rates 4sS64s4 and 4ss5: commefcisl I biIi:
10000 ga Mexican dollars 43ikc Govern-
ment bonds steady: railroad bonds irreguisr
Bar Silver.
New York. Aug. 1Z.-Bar silver 6s,ke 49, -.
At London steady Il 1slSd Per or - ~ -
Treasury statement.
S1s. 81. SO: gold. dol. 0s7. 7z5.
81. Louis Money Market.
Ceartnss were in good volume and ther, -.
brisk demand for funds. with discount ~
steady between and per cent. 1e.s
Yesterdays Bank Clearinen.
YesterdAy's clearing house statefnenf s,r-.s
cieartngA 0.eRn: balances. Nl7,SA ~
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

Dd New ,, ySE. Aus
dull Wheas,Rscs st 1I!5: exports 6 .os5; spSt
sca,: 30 Nefs rs a1eVi pulush nd sc o. E.
Tseas r Ms ssd essss ss
q wheat to-day heavy ne sea aRn ss
BY the Northwest, prices lost lie per bl.. being
The close was &c net lower: May ssNassNc.
SSs slossa s c coin eGsee i i4 R Is:
exports 8. SOL: spot easy: No. Sc elevator. and
white eoe. Option market was e1tremeiy dull H. ali
DAY day and easier with wheat GOOD weather also
HS,ic. net ,. lower: Sept SsS9ss5sc closed 5sse:
ara white %; No. SIS 10 white $e 10:
Old .5@sc. Beef arm: cut meats flm: picked
.sor { clear sssl! o mess Taiio% NM
Sotton.seed oil dull: yellow nlc. Rice firm
Peoria. xag. 11-corn lower: No. > size; No;
sc; NJ White e. nsS ssiSsss whisky. on The
NJ sssas.s ss sss Ssss 8 ssss
milwaukee,; Aug; H-whes. steady. No. !
Sept ssa e 81 Sssss s s ss
s.Mllsnsapoi,.; Aug; 1sl,whsa. ssx essse: Dec;
sessse1s e s.sef aol aaaa ssss rs 10
9 Northern @asse; FlSgr ;J patents A|9
$50: second clears =. 10 Bran in bulk N2.1sa13.
Liverpool. Aug I7-Spot wheat. No. l Northern
new. hrm. 3. al No. ! cslifoIni. strong 6 led.
6 SD. Spot corn firm: American mixed So I'd.
Futures quiet: Sept - 7kd: Oct. a. I'D
72Nc: cash. No. hard 74ii975c: No. 73,sc: No.
s 7065zc: rejected ssG7cc; No. 2 red &c: No
MIXED .s9!sEs; No: z white !s,as: No : 4s.sc.
No 5s6sec. Haylchoice timothy So 50ltio do.
prairie $50. Receipts-Wheat. 49,. eco bu.: corn.
corn. 2, DO; oats 1000
Chicago Aug. 1L-Cash nouy was steady. No. 2
spring wheat szds3c: No. y7sasec: No. red
sfX@s2hc. No. corn Sc: No. yellow a. No.
oats sc: No. 2 white 3s636nc: No. 3 white 33xG
3slic. No. rye Sc: Fair to choice mailing bar
ley le953c. Prime timothy seed $40. Mess pork.
per Dbl. 81. 62E G1270. Lard per 100 lbs S. $50
s:sr4 Short IBIS sides 81 sloese, Ess67:o Dry
(bxd) sos. 12if Whisky. basic Of highwiner
SIS. Clover. contract grade, Sl26z.50
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rrrpp cRA1N MARKErs

CURB GRAIN MARKETS.
St Louis-wheat. Dec: sold e SfH8etHe to
s4Ac; puts ssxc: calls s4lic to IN; Sept corn
Mflwaukee-Sept. wheat puts size: calls G.l0
s2Ilc Dec puts Size: calls SzsSc. Sept. corn
puts 5l5sc; calls 52h9521c-
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IRREGULAR STRENGTH
IN STOCKS CONTINUES.
hpNFIDENCE LESS MARKED
THAN LAST WEEK.
Doubt as to Whether Market Is
Ready for Advance in Prices
Beyond Normal Reaction.

New York, Aug T.-There was continu-
ance Of irregular strength in to-day's stock
market. but It was attended by a degree
of hesitation throughout. There was no such
urgency or unmixed confidence In the buy
ing AZ was the cast last week. The prin-
cipal strength Of the market was concen-
trated In a few stocks and the largest pro-
portion Of the days transactions was also
in these stocks. The professional traders
arofessed doubts whether the recovery from
We extreme depression had not run too fast
last weak. inviting to renewed reaction.
There was doubt also whether the market
was ripe for demonstration Of positive
strength beyond the normal limits OF up
ward reaction after the acute depression.
Except for the fact that most OF the nee
essary liquidation. which had depressed the
enough indication Of positive change in the
conditions which forced the LIQUIDATION to
make any definite upward movement look
safe or attractive.
MONEY OUTLOOK.
There is some revival Of apprehension
over the money outlook. and the best grades
Of commercial paper. especially common.
were to 81 per cent, while commissions
in some cases raise the interest rate con-
siderably above this. There does not seem
the slightest reason to suppose any ques-
ton of mercantile credits involved in these
rates. It II simply q pressure upon the
available monsy-market supply. Rates for
some lenders refuse to quote rates, pointing
. out that the terms are matter Of indi-
\ytdual adjustment between lender and Dor
breshadows the coming demand for CROP
showing purposes. and q stronger tone In
foreign exchange made The outlook for Inn
ports Of gold not 80 ASSURING.
The price OF gold was raised in the Lon
don market and discounts were inclined to
harden abroad, The situation abroad was
affected to some extent BY the events In
though there was some profit-taking for do
mcsttc account prompted by the extent OF
last weeks rise and By disappointment over
that some Of the stocks bought for support
last week would come on the market now,
and there was some apprehension that the
any further advance in prices. The latter
1ezf wa Quiefed by the character of some
Of the early buying. which was given the
appearance OF absorption by some OF the
large banking interestk
BUYING SHIFTED.
Professional leadership was evident in the
skill with which the effective buying was
distributed and was shifted from one quar-
d tG to another. Erie was in conspicuous de-
mand early. and glowing forecasts were
beard OF the showing to be made In Tie
1orthcontng annual report. Southern Pa
CHIC. Rock Island and Amalgamated Cop
per were successively brought into prom
hence, Copper vas advanced Nc per ID.
Rock Island. which rose 2ss and 81. re-
which was disposed to 30 on on proft-tak-
nisr ana Ssso~ tie bsss al round
stociI. Total sales. par value. g. 7oco6o Uni.
ted States bonds were unchanged on the
q
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Bond sales at Kew York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Aug 17.-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
q 600 Atch.. Top. Santa Fee gen. 4s.. s9x9 ssh
q go Atchison. T. & S. F., adjust. Is 81 q ssh
II 900 Bait. & Ohio prior lien 3hs... s2
900 Bait. & Ohio .100H41o0
10000 Bait & Ohio Southwest Div 3xs s7x
31.00O Chicago & Alton as................ 1h9 SIN
100s joint ~. wv. ~ @ % O ssx
'-''' coil. tr. @ Is 7us
1900 Chi, Rock Isl. & Pac gen. Is. 100 :
1900 Consolidated Tobacco 4s.......... 81 q s6&
5,o00 K. c., Fl. Scott & Memphis A.. 50
Loo Kansas City Southern 3s.......... 81
81. 900 Mexican Central consol. +s...... II % ~
q, 000 Mexican Central LIST income II q 6h
ZOO Missouri Pacific trust 5s........ 104h
loo Northern Pacific gen. 2s,,....... 70%
1900 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s.... 1o0is
2. 600 Oregon Short Line 4s.............. 9oh0 80
1000 st. Louis and I. NJ. gen. $780,. Ill
Il. 90 st. Louis & San Francisco ref. q. 80 4s2S
Il, 900 st. Louis Southwestern ID inc. q. u @I11s
5000 Southern Railway 5s.............. 112a
5000 Toledo, st. Louis and Western Il. III
1000 Union Pacific LIST convertible a. $40 -
1000 Wabash LIST .uf& G114H
10000 Wabash debenture, Series B...... e. q 60h
5000 Wisconsin Central gen. 4s........ s.
Total sales. u.718. 900.
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Packins-House Prices,

swift Co.. National Stock Yards win nav In.
day for produce delivered at East 81 Louis or
sd Louis the following prices: ->--
EGKa, case count, cases returned. fx,k
Egxs. loss on basis. casea returned ....,... 1871
No. fresh packing stock hutter
no. dressed toNt1
No. dressed
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York Aug. 17.-Eegs-Receipts to-day 10 :
49, cases The weather was favorable and helped
the business materially and there was a fair
amount of trading and a generally firm tone to
the market. Receipts showed tendency toward
q constant increase. and no attempt was made
to crowd prices. in spite Of reports from other
points Sales Of ayerags Iaekinss from, the
cheap stock was in demand There was but light
ING 1esfcrn eIfgas a nrrfs xews OF OWL
lie: thirds 15c: dlrties. No. candIed lic; No
llfi12c; checks 7611c
Kansas City. Aug. T.-Egss steady; fresh MIS-.
souri, and Kansas stock 13hc doz. loss on cases
chicago. Aug, 17.-Egss nrm: at mark cases
PhiIadslpsia Aug II d5-EI Egg -, nm; good de.
southwestern Is61ss; Southern is617c. 49,
OIL City Pa. Aug 1L-credit balances 8. IS:
certificates. NO bid Shipments. f02isi; average,
NoSs: runs, I46, s73; average. 7ll1 Shipmenfs
Lima lso. 3s3; average. siss3: runs. Lima 1.i0as;
average. s.009.
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Produce.

Quotations: Creamsry-Extra 1s1kasoc:
nrsts ls0l1c: seconds n6i5c pairy-Extrs iSc;
poor to fair 13915c: grease 465c; ladIe-packed
extra lsc; hrsts he: country -packed stock lie:
o0or to fair s010c.
EgEs-Current receipts 14ii01ukc Receipts 4 6s
pkgS. local and 80 through; shlpments LES pkxs
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twins fiEc:
12Hc; LmburEer lo91o,sc: inferior 3M61c: Swiss
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beef Cattle L0vver-Native supply Good
sheep Close Stronr,

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Tne supply of
native cattle was around 4 800 head. and = rood
one for the first day OF the week. but stfll In
proportion to the supplies received the first day
Tor some time, Il was about an average. Last
Monday Loo cattle were recorded.
Practically the bulk OF the cattle on sale in
the division were Western she stock and calves
and Southwest Missouri stockers and feeders,
consequently there was only small proportion,
Of beef steers among the arrivals. There were
Just two loads OF beef steers on sale early IN
GLIDING pretty good ones at $50 and medium
Il6O-lb. and l.167-lb. At $3.50. -
Later arrivals raised the supply to about 4
dozen loads. Of which most were d. good grades,
and on these trading was conducted at about Sc
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rhe vs.shl.

grain Saturday Aug. .15. as compiled by the
New York &. Produce Exchange. y as follows:
6.s59.oOo bu.. decrease 5000: oats soo2O 900 bu.
decrease $4,000 bu.; rye $4,000 bu.. decrease
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Mining stocks I'm new York.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

'Onered. Assessment paid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Saraains TN Sdnbern.

Mit Der grpreB erbielteu mir 200
Stiide grpital @ape Saiietta &tbbons
gu sets, 8, 10, Is tttto 19ets
@eiB i9war; unb in allen Sarben.
Wtr batten einen wu1eerpolz
len @bIat in unierem SdnbersO epar=
tement. Sas @ebeimniB bes grfolses
beitebt in ben suteu @ertben, bic mir
gu fold n~iebri9en Breiien ofieriren.