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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08

900 natives i,io0 Texans. calves. 400 natives. 5e)
Texans Corn-fed cattle opened steady 10 strong
closing weak: quarantine slow but steady: native
steady: choice export and dressed beef steers 81 A
G5. fair to good S3qi.io: stockers and feeders
sET44: Western feeders s3ai.i0: Texans and In
cows s2ni: native heifers 81 50ai25: Gamers ST.:
a2.iV: bulls 81 5)GI3 90: calves $2d5.51. Hogs
..eceipts 1900: market l9c 20 25c lower: top
SIS: mixed packers s.. 45a5.Go: light So
Workers S5.IGd0. III. pigs $40 .2i.. Sheep-Re-
oeipts 800: market aotlv= and strong: native
labs s.; 3lG6.30; Western lambs s3Ffs.15: fed
Iexas clipped sheep sSq5: s;ockers and feeders
>5Ii.
New York. July :. Beeves Receipts Is: no
sales reported. Dressed beef steady city-dressei
lean steers at So aI0c dressed weight: refrigsra-
tor beef at 94si2c per ID. Exports to-day
estimated. LIE betLes ."jr sheep. s."r, quarters
OF beef. Calves-Recelrts JOS: extremely dull
with the few sales at about steady prices. veals
sold at sj.59Ts.5o 10 lbs. :. bunch of butter
milks at 50: city-tir-ssed veals TGi1c per 10
steady and good grades firm II rot too heavy:
lambs SLOW about steady In price: sheen S3uI5j;
lambs SJQ6.sJ: car at 81: dressed mutton Gt9c
Ter ID: dressed lanius. general sales y.=diI'-c
n" sales reported.
market slow and steadv. Eo-rf 10 prime steers
sqd5 A.; poor TO medium 50 yGfi 10: stockers and
feeders Jlu4Jl: cows Sl.t,fii: h-iiers 81 sat ~
Gamers SlJr2': bulls = 2jfi l.. calves s2.5hfp
80. Texas fed steers 81 25uisy. Hog-Receipts
heavy l0Hl5c lower: mixed ana utchers s. s5ii
SIS: good choice heavy SjStff5.T5: rough heavy
g. +Dd5.6n: light sa65Ije5; bulk sales at sa.sar
30. Sheep-keC-ipts hnDi mead. firm: lambs
mixed s3GS.60; Western sheep $2-'.iIIS..5: native
lambs s3.1JgG 10. Western lambs 81, 5Jl.6.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republic quotations are for lots In ars.
hands unless otherwise specified Small lots
orders are charged higher.
Observation-Disclosures grown at N-to9L5 .
RAsPBERRIEs. Homs;grovn red a. ;lseIsa
PEAGHt.s-Cnoics stock firm Quote Per :.
sad ffs TeIas ssss Is ST.;
Illinois. tennessee and Arkansas IS at sogI5c tor
sSoF p e. u ln. fao.Ss 70 'ancs at S'@
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at noe1.75 per =
GoosEsERRl Es.,inGians 6-sal. case at 80
6RTLEBEERfE:s- ssaa7s per s.sal case.
Aif J. DAVIS rePaGked from storage
and Xs.Fsksh Sas9e g aa5ss: pegs sG i6aie
parent; Dbl lots green at .l.2sai;55 70 ;2s2.7s
CURRANTS-Indisna s-sal. case at ss12.5o for
cRANGE2caiiforni. navel at ss..5aaso p.r
sss and Valencia at s s5st On orders :5S
saa b Sa and 561 'sRaa ses5ss sa; 70 s.
eiiOn cOm WPE. red and yellow at s'ase per d
for and I Tor an s q Iessas q. on o
ders at s25d4I5 a box: California on orders ct
'siis IS 3 nshsE a. nas bunch On or
bling way a, SIS per 100 - . = n ~ - IVY
PINEAPPLES-In oics Florida al S2Z5S25 50
. caLl PSSi FRG1Tsch.ri.. s, ssn17s per
seA
Plums at seas per 2e:le. box in tobbins way.
dsRs4a TEXAS gem. stan;
" TERMELoNs-From H@a2so per carload.
o. from Ss5I5 for dinkies to sc5G35 for choice
NEW potatoes !. sssek. hard to place:
good. On Levee from 50TS5c- Homegrown early
Ohio from farmers wagons at eoc per bu. loose.
PoTAToE+Nou,in,l Quote from, soassc Der
y NEW oSioSs@thois. View orl.an, slya1. %
II GS%ss 81 i q s. sss
climax baskets at sSSs5c Home grown az ssa s
.,ToMATQEs. Texas re.rirerator stock from 45s
64c MISSISSIPPI and Ilsbana , r. at 'rs se
and acme at i95t5c: Arkansas trophy at &5dpc
and 2. a at Sge ' se. Ou
BEEfS-New HOMEGROWN at 1oG2oc per dog.
LETTCCE-Homegrown at oG4oc per bu. Fox
CARRoTs-New homegrown at 1og15o per
GREEN PEAs-s.eady. Homegrown at no
GtMBoGFiorida ger s-bsskes crate: r.soa2 for
cAULIFLowER-socaa per su. boz. according
assTs a. s s sg bunch ss
cras NeE Orleans a, pst a. dsi s per
KAbP2s at a. ISs gsr ou loose
bqnshfs or E sd e ass for whis e. h.
KoHLKABI-eo a:sc per doz punches:
GREEN CoRN-Arkansas small at SC per dog.
and choice at &c. Louisiana choice at sG93cc q
sPINACH-.oaaoc per bu. loose.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

There continued good demand for wheat YESTERDAY Though some Of the news
strong that all offerings were
While the advance had
marks
in the sections where the
the yield in the
Minneapolis and Chicago encouraged
ions here
demand for cash grades
wheaton isc
sept.co openedsG andc osedr
ca C
steady.
ected
steady betwee 6perce
nd .c lowe in he
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BY telegraph.

New York. July Spot cotton closed quiet. 50
POINTS u lower middns uplands e,e middng
steady: July Il i0c: Aug II &c: Sept. 1e.Ssc Oct.
March rs p The market 'e opened weak at
an advance OF points to a decline Of :. The
most immediately this option became sensation
ally weak in common with the rest Of the list.
under active selling fos both accounts. 1t Is q
street pool has been formed for opposing any FUR
terest was exceedingly heavy. Aug. which had
opened at il.eSc sold down to 1il3c without
iesold 10 li.G0c On the call and WAS next re-
ported at ll.50c: sept. opening at lp.6sc. sod
Gown to 10 isc without any reaction. and the bal
ance OF list also was weak. though not showing
such broad movements From this level the mar;
points OF its loss under buying oy local COM
poo bales for the account OF New Orleans pool:
but the improv.r nent was Of short duration and
frices at midday at the lowest Level of the se
sion showing a net loss OF 25qsi points. Since
the Goverments July report the decline TO the
lower level OF to-days session was a matte. OF
bae rh. IN nat9fay aorted sra. p Do
the shorts and following the reading OF the week
rather less bearish than had been expected. the
market turned firmer under covering and further
losses The Close was Stead net /. ie IS potnts
lower. Sales Were estimated $1,000 bales
me, New orleans or july 5.c9t,on futures stead:
% a &c: oe Nov ts' ; ise Bee S F
S.ilc; Jan 93SG9.iec- Spot cotton nominal: no
sales ordinary 10 i-l6c; good ordinary like: low
midd!ing i?i.c; middlns lSisc: good middins
Liverpool. Juiy I.-Cotson-Spot in limited de-
mand. prices &c points lower; American middng
fair 6.6id; good niiddling 64sd middling 6sGd:
low midd!tng sod: good ordinary ;. I5d. ordinary
5.Ad. The sales OF the day 500 bales, OF
which 2.Gt0 for speculation and export and
included 500 American. Futures opened easy
and closed weak. American Eniddins g. 0. c.
July s.O3d. July and Aug. $3.50; Aug. and Sept.
6.u-G5 odd; Sept. and oct. s.siG Esd: Oct. and
Jan 5.lSd. Jan. and Feb 5.i5d: Fec. and March
5.i+l; March and April sid.
ST. Joseph Mo July 1-Cattle-Receipts 40
head: lower: natives s4q4s5: cows. and heiters
sl15d 49,: stockers and feeders sal. Hogs-Re-
ceipts Il. 200: 5G5c lower; light s5.5Isa SO:
dunn and heavy SS.+0p J.s5: bulk so.i5gS.0. Sheep
Receipts 1872 active to stronger.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

partnerships white live geese In small
sss 5a ahs ssese arg y al .h;
sse saT Chickens sF &C. sem a daas
RooTs-ou0s PEI lb , Ginseng i S5oaa a., LADY ss
biask e: May apple 2..ss: snake Sc: white snake
So BARK Tss Sc soo e b. al roo.
sasssfrasSbark of root SC: wild ginger &c Ship:
and and th0foashiy dried before sending them 10
ling leas5S: lamb at 2oaioc: dry fallen. etc. 10
deer SKINS IN ,. ETc I'd, per b: Erin.
I at &c Des b. Tor
psUNFLowER sEED-Noninal a. 81 10 per 100
CASTOR BE Z; n.ss Der bu.: smaller lots
raw sai e 5T ss s ssr ss Df les: s III e ss
,of N9 and c r 4 r. s. .. It sss s
5sI Az 552 quot. :. IN -. ,speiRs
SOC, On orders dealers charge s1.4o for halves
coTToN.sEED oII.-win,er whit. sc; yellow
Gel summer white t2c: yellow ilc: salad sc:
a, s sge at l ss to re- :r.s:
HoPs-New,- York at 25asIc: western 2sa2sc:
per ~: Sc more Psf SSl; MS :.
STOCK TEAS-Whippoorwil at ScGSl.10 per
BEANS AID FEAs.oaote from store: pri.d
s ba PsssSfI.se T. casornia pf pink at
per ID: New York kidney SIC: Lima beans 4se:
az ssi g. per bu. Other srades accordnsy
KAPEIR S0RNaWhss ,i at &c Ssr 100 LBS and
light oil and varnish &c: sugar 15c: whisky 90:
do half bbls. 65c: wine Sc: sauerkraut ao9toc:
af ,es sse se OF FOR 0 each broken head 70
for ssh h9Sp mssnf gray brown ami
as1. e XX a. slsais: Xxx at !.aSs; *; KY at
'q BR9oM sP'!9 sE% ,s sSs.s
s sAG Sa E ToPeNo. ~ Manila at ss6: 10 al
''f SoSEs0thsies slsached at SIS per ton: other
KINDS tIf9 9 ~ stock. per h.: Red no
POP S' esoSRsSs. sasi or cob a. sesa 100
lS scR f2s gsi HOG S %Sp MEfASFs5 is.:
iron Sc hessy vs cast SCI 5rnt @ S
BRASS na S. seayy brass $50: copper 9 9: zinc
II small fa asd # Ts o4 good
W soRGH iHS:NE sEED-ouotable at &c per
~ DRIED HSi FRuITs-ouote:, Evapora.ed apples a.
for fair to &c Al foI Sn9 9aa ~ az
&c to sc per Ib.-latter for choice bright Sun
dr,sa aP Bsashssut GaR And s1RuP-New sugar at
y, s essss per- DsIm 100 s ss Poo.
81 to lis: Hungarian quiet at SC to 81. Other
seeds nominai-none offering; sale II SKIS miiet
cooPERAGE.ouose on orders for prompt de.
Fly for iron bound: pork bbis s1ss for 7 wood
bound and 3 for Iron s bound; oeo tes ;ias
s @ meal bbs
sSols bhtA &c.
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MORE ACTIVITY APPEARS
IN THE STOCK MARKET.
EFFORT TO PUT UP PRICES
PARTLY SUCCESSFUL.
Heavy Selling Of Steel Toward
Close of Session Makes Con-
ditions Easier.

New York. July 7.-There was more ap-
pearance Of speculative interest in to-day's
stock market The resistance OF the mar
ket in the face OF dullness seemed to en-
courage an attempt to put up prices. There
WIS no news to account for the point rise in
st. Paul and Missouri Pacific on profess
sionAl operations. Despite this not very
striking demonstration the market was but
q colorless affair up to the last hour. and
the volume OF dealings showed no apprecia-
bic improvement over that of yesterday.
There was some indication of a speculative
contest in the last hour. in which neither
side gave signs Of any great strength. The
market had begun to sag off from inani-
ton, but had stiffened again, when a heavy
stream of United States Steel stocks began
to pour upon the market. The common was
carried a point under last night, the pre-
ferred q. and the second mortgage bonds
suffered to less extent. Nothing was
known to the public at the time of the
showing for the quarter as to earnings but
the assembling of the directors of the cor
poration to consider the report caused a
strong construction in the boardroom that
the tape was giving an accurate forecast of
Its character.
SENTIMENT DISCOURAGED.
The fear that an unfavorabie showing of
earnings was Forthcoming discouraged the
speculative sentiment. and prices gave way
throughout The closing was in conse-
quence dull and easy. The early frmness
was due. as much as anything to the fact
that yesterdays gold exports failed TO bring
any selling pressure on the market THE
shipment Of gold from Australia for San
Francisco and the beginning of the inflow of
the Klondike product counteracted the in
fluence of the outgo to Europe
The export OF gold; however. arouses
money for immediate use is SO light II il
considered probable that any rise in the
money rate would check the gold oIltgo. hut
in the present condition further SHIPMENTS
would no: cause surprise. Satisfaction
Is felt in all departments OF the financial
world at the letting out of the imitation in
the cotton market. which went a step fur
Their to-day. But II is not expected that the
curtailed demand for cotton will revive in
any degree until conditions in that market
become more placid The weekly cotton re-
port was distinctly favorable and was SO far
a help to stocks The news of the corn crop
elso was highly favorable but the rise in
the price of corn detracted from its in
fuence-
WAITING ON CROPS.
The news Of the wheat crop was not con-
sidered so reassuring. The monthly report
OF the Agricultural Department. due on Fri
day, is awaited for clearer light on the con-
dition of the cereal crops. A break Of .
points In Standard Rope and Irvine IS was
due to fears that the interest would not be
paid. This, with break Of SIS in United
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TrvAS AID 1Nn1,N rrErp

&..--..... - 55....-.... $50 I50........ $50
Again the supply Of sheep was only small.
and while a load or so Of good lambs were among
the offerings as rule. the quality of both sheep
in better condition than on Monday and nd Eas
there been full supply OF good sheep and lambs
Buyers are still looking for quality and will buy
but cannot be induced to make bids on the com.
mon kinds. The stocker trade remains un-
changed
a good liberal supply OF hogs. arrived. the
receipts before the market over amounting
TO around 200 head. which is about 1000 more
than was on sale Tuesday of last week and
over 5000 more than was sale a year ago
today: Chicago reported only small supply.
buyers very bcarish and determined to take ad-
vantage of the large number sale. to force
on the carly market prices were 5aldc lower
than on Monday. but it was only short time
other grade. and while they still selling at the
toy of the market. ths difference is not so great
weights were about the best sellers. while pla n
packing grades. including rough and stays
were the slowest. The offerings averaged better
than usual in quality. The late market was
1gal5c lower than the best time Monday but
considering the number sale and that large
proportion of them arrived late. the Clearance
HoRs ES-There vas no auction business in
day. The day was devoted to the sale OF about
the first large draft Of the season from the West
ern ranches. inauEfrating the range horse season
buveTs and sales were made witSs NUMBER ar. o,
activity Being the first sale OF the year, no
comparison can be made asainst an Immediately
previous sale, but compared with the close az
very satisfactory for the class OF horses put up
for offer. Following is a list OF sales made
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Pork5New standard in 1oobinr way closed
Lard-Choice steam on E side closed nom.
inaIly 1850: kettle-rendered She. "
Green Hams. Etc.-Car lots held T. o. b. E side
thus: Hams1i9-av. at 124c; rs at lie: 14s Al;
skinned Hams-1ss at i2s.c: isaz9s and e2asis
at l2iie; CALIFORNIA; at 1te: New York shout
Hams at IG7sd11Bc and bellies at si.c to 12Hc,
in average. CALIFORNIA; at 7kI7Sc; New
York shoulders at TIC
D: S. Meats-To arrive. loose cured cribs
neglected and nominal. closing thus: 45-av. at
s,2s1sc and 5o-av. s4ilic c: a. I. Bid. in a Job
bling way RANGED: Extra shorts at SIC, cribs at
sAc, short clear at s7sc. bellies at 3+sc. plates
at I7.c. fat backs 7esc standard backs &c. Deal
ers charge higher on orders.
BaconEBxd; c. meats In tobbinE way
Ice for choice light. hams at 12Sc to ls&c. Cali
Plain smoked bxd. lots in jobblng way ranged:
Extra shorts at SIC, cribs at s4sc; short clear
at si4c. standard backs 1ec. Sale cars loose
extra shorts on p. I. Dealers charge higher on
orders.
OIeo' Stearine-Nominal at SC asked.
Tallow-Current receipts Of country .uuotable a
&c. while No. / winter rendered is Worth more
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New York Curb Market.
rpr-DJU SPECIAL,

New York July THE curb market to-day
was extremely dull and in general showed a
downward tendency. FLUCTUATIONS. however
Svers not important the only feature of interest
being the weakness in International Mercantile
Marine common which sold at the lowest price
ever recorded for It Total trades about
30 900 shares 60
Northern Securities was a little more active to-
dav than on yesterday. Ii sold from sii7 up to
az ass, for $50 shares Five hundred shares OF
Tennessee Copper sold from 3e+. up TO 81. down
Copper sold from 90. down to ~ american
esi for ., shares. Standard OIL sold at s4ai- %
So for shares. Light. Fuel and Power sold at
35a, for ico shares. New Orleans bonds sold at
81. for $4,000. Ten thousand International Sill
YER debenture SIS sold at ssl7 Eigh, hundred
shares of Mercantile Marine common sold from
81. down to al. then up to ). Three hundred
shares OF Seaboard Steel and Iron sold from IL
nm 10 III Four hundred shares of Fuel Oil
Power sold from 2ss. down to 2si. and 800 shares
Of Manhattan Transit sold at 3S
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Poultry.
REPrRLIc Special.

New York: July Live Poultry-Rscep.s to-
day We're IL Western. Southern and
Southwestern: and less than ! car of Southern lei,
market was light. owing to a city ordinance
which prevents the unloading of stock before
Tuesday afternoon. but there was healthier feel
ing ali around. Fowls cleared at 12c and West
ern chickens at l5c. Southern springs worked
ss1ti to the wagon bows at lie Turkeys steady.
I1trS $. in fair demand hut geese slow. Pigeons
SLOW, Quotations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry-Rectipts to-day. SIS pkG1 The
fresh receipts TODAY heavy and as most OF
the stock that arrived late yesterday in
first hands this morning the available supply was
somewhat in excess OF the SLOW trade. AS all
the poultry was killed and packed in warm
weather and iced too sparingly. there COM
paratiyely little really sound stock Of any de-
scrfption and average best fowls were pressed
10 sale at f2c. while II was possible to realize
ike on very fancy heavy Indiana dry-p!cked.
Southern and Southwestern fowls not in favor.
and only finest reached l2c The demand for
scoided chickens quite disappointing anil
confined TO fancy large 4-lbs TO pair birds. while
ordinary and small scaded springs were neglect
ed Dry-picked brolers in good demand. SQUADS
not in heavy supply.
Ice packed fowls. western scalced prime &c
Old ROSTERS sizc. -,
lsaiSisc: do. toms do. lsc; young toms. average
/ other quotations unchanged
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Native Run Fnir-Beef Cattle Strong
sheep Slightly Higher.

day OF the week! the pts Of native cattle
light. the estimate being placed at around ~
loads. and the days receipts foot only
La" head, and SHOW decrease Of l.ylV head com
pared with The Two days last week and loss
III .Lp head compared with tn, tim. a wear
ago. y ta.r proportion o. the ar ivals were in
the beef-steer class and were fully rs many a.
We're on oIer last Tuesday. hut with nothing AZ
tOppy the s.. - kinds week ago. The trade
considering the big supply OF Texas cattle ruled
IN Nety 5000 shape. anu practically all
U.te!lnss carry at goou. steady prices with
Monday AMI shade stronger than last weeks
close. Sales embraced good i,420 lbs. at 81 3D. a
decent class OF l.0oJai, Zio-lh kinds 81 2opi 8,
and few OF the cOmmoner classes at 81 - and
down.
The late market was the best A good many
loads OF fair 10 good cattle arrived and sold
readily at strong values or fully loo higher than
last wcek's close
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States Cast Iron Pipe and of less amounts
in some minor industries. and the weakness
the speculation. Not much attention was
paid TO the late rise in call loans of per
cent. although the outward movement OF
gold and a significant drop in New York
exchange at Chicago to 10 cents discount
may indicate further demands upon New
York banking reserves.
The bond market was irregular. feature
is the sagg:ng tendency of some of the high
grade issues. Total sales. par value.
sl.oo5,Vo. United States bonds were all un-
changed m he 81
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STOCK VALUES FIRM
IN A DULL MARKET.
TRACTION ISSUES HAVE
SOME SUPPORT.
Banking Issues Are Neglected and
There Is Little Outside In
veStment Interest.

Yesterdays session Of TIE Stock Exchange
was dull and without special feature. Tran
git was in moderate demand with IN early
advance to s23.75. and sales later a SEQ.
JNitcd Railways As were well taken at $50.
ss2.25 and sSe.STia.
There continues tc be little interest in the
banking list and trust company issues are
practically neglected. Mechanics National
early in the session was taken nj 50, but
subsequently eased oft to S2II. In the mis-
cellaneous list Missouri-Elison 5s were the
strong spot al par. Central Coal and Coke
common was steady at $3.50.
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EGGS.


New York. July 7.-ESSs-Receipts today II 3333
cases The weather warm. bright and clear
and with receipts running light, receivers wece
disposed to try for better prices fresh arrivals
OF marks. in which they had confidence. and
there was larger business done at l6Il6izc in
prime regular packinss. but qualities were again
off and to effect sales Of Southwestern these fg
ures had to be cut | cent dozen. Dr;ies and
checks could be sold only in small lots. Dirtes
No. i, candIed lsc Other quotations unchanged
philadelphia. July I-EEgs quiet and barely
@ITc; southwestern I5c- southern l5dI6c.
Kansas City No. July .-Esgs firm: Missouri
whitevood cases included Ic5ac.
Chicago. July s.-Esgs steady: at mark. cases
included, I3Giiisc per doz-
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Prime sterling cables 4;sT7sa4 S7s5: checks
S735qi s1Ij: IL days 4.s5Eu4.s5ss.
commerctal st.rlinr. checks ls7l.; 60 days
4.s5is: 80 Gays i.s4!sIi.Ai.: gram bills 4.s5as:
cotton bills i.s+l.
Bankers Paris cable. SIS: checks 5.l5+.: 60
days 5.lsts a.. iSlssiJ-iS lilo
,:omn.srcial french francs. checks 5I5s,a
5.l5 l-i5G5 .i6i.: 90 days 5.isSs.
Commercial swiss francs. checks 5.IeLG
SIC l-I5; e. days 5l.2s.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5.ITl.: 81
days %
Bankers reichsnarks. cables $50: checks s5ss:
60 days - I-l6Ggji..
Commercial reiChsmarks. checks 81 1-i5495Iz:
90 days "A l5-Isa s.: .N days 94t4T4i iS-l6
Bankers Dutch EuildsTs. checks iJ4.: 60 days
ioisG40 BIS
Commercial Dutch guilders. checks io',Rio sic:
60 days igfi 10 lilo.
Market steady
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Butcher Cattle-The representation OF butcher
grades was moderate and mostly a iair
decent lot. with several loads OF heifers that
were good to choice and sprinkling OF good
dressed bee: cows. The market generally on cows
from cutters UP and heifeHs above medium grads
was active and steady TO strong, but medium
GRADES OF heifers had poor competition and did
not sell readily and at improvement in prices
over the last week. Strictly Gamer grades and
the few bulls sold steady. The demand for yeals
not urgent. but a Few that Just suited, that
were choice sod at Si.SfI5. 90. with most Of the
good 10 choice at stIi56
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
, n. exc. Packers cho,c. hid 5;.65%c.
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No. a. exc. Packers choice bid 5;.a!%c-
Country Lari-PrIEIs in good pfzs. az &C.
country Bacyn-aluate sides at x.
Grease-ouote small Irregular lots country:
brown 3Tsc. yellow &c. and white 4A,c. Quota
packers stock. norninai!y. brown 3T.n4i.c. yell
low idii4C. white at 5iifI5i.C.
Frog L:s-scarce: quote at 81 2 Per doz. for
large. SIC Tor medium. 40c for small
Reef-on Orders: Bbd-.Plate. roll and Full
ss-s ui=c. !nsifes iic. knuckles l4c. outsides
uisc: tongues iiizc per u.
'Neals-Qu0te ehoics 20 fancy at &c for
nesyy to SC tor small and Eat 600 70 10 lhs!:
TO &c: BUCKS and ewes at i;1G2r. spring lambs
at &c TO &c per lo.-thin lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-Od chickens. hens. per ID. Sic:
ROSTERS &C: spring chickens. average receipts.
l2izc: spring ducks Sc spring geese Sc: spring tr-
keys &c: old turkeys lie: ducks &C. geese. fi.!-
feathered &c: geese plucked. &C. live pigeons ant
Dressed Iced Poult-y-Ch.ck.rs-Hen, srse:
spring chickens I4c. ROSTERS Sc: turkeys lie
FOREGOING figures are for choice only.
Fresh Fish-Easier. supplies tresr. sspecialiT
coarse large fish Quote. PEE ID: Black bass
Pic. crappie Sc for small 10 &c FOR large dressed
cat :i=c: spOonbili cat TIC: bullheads-dressel
si7c and gross &C: buraio-s-oss 2i-c. dressed
sc: German car7-d:essed &c; gross liac: sun
fish &c: white perch &C.