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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
Among the Churches.

The Episcopal church, corner OF
Jefferson & 7th streets: Services
in this church as follows: Sunday
school and Rector's class every Sun
day at 10 a. M; morning prayer
and serman at II a. m. All, espec-
tally students, are cordially invited
to each of these services.
G. MAcLEAN, Rector.
Usual services every Lords Day
at the Baptist church at the usual
hours. Hearty welcome for all.
The First Spiritual Union of Cor.
Wallis, will hold services at Barrett
Lyceum On Sunday, at 3 p. M. AL
friends cordially invited.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
Watch
Confidence
Wanted.

Girl to do housework for small family
in the country. For particulars inquire
at the Corvallis Creamery.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
City Restaurant.

Newly furnished and frst-class in
every particular. The dining room is
neat and inviting, and We spare no pains
to please our patrons. We serve the best
meals in the city. Only white labor en-
ployed. Remember the location, the
Hemphill building. corner of Main and
Jefferson streets. G. W. LEDERLE.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20

Mas. JAMES HAYES.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
A 1903 Resolution.

Resolved that myself and family will
buy all our dry goods, clothing, furnish
ing goods, shoes, hats, etc., at Nolan &
Callahan's, as we want to get complete
sets OF their elegant premium d shes this
year.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
Horses for Sale.

One span of good farm mares, bred to
imported Percheron horse. Price, $3.50.
Inquire of J. E. DAVIS,
One mile from Blodgett station, Ben
ton county.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20

To cover thu cost OF setting and dis
tributing the type in such matters, a
charge Of fifty cents will be n 1de for
each Gard of Thanks and FIVE cents
per line for each set of "Resolutions Of
Coincidence" appearing in these columns.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
Gard of Thanks.

The family of the late James Hayes de-
sire to return their grateful thanks to the
numerous friends and acquaintances
whose sympathy and thoughtful acts Of
Kindness were SO freely manifested to US
upon the occasion of our late sudden
affiiction.
Mas. JAMES HAYES.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
Goats for Sale.

Two hundred goats for sale. Inquire
of ZAHN Bros.
A1sea Or.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03

WEEAT-Receivet iz5 sks. and u cars local
and cars through. Old by sample del: Nc; !.
a-I No AZ &c ". side: No. harG at 1sc to
t+:I~c for FTiday. No hard at !eI's1Ec and
75i=c Tor Friday No. hard az ssc' No. spring
C0RN-Received. 20 SKIS and n cars local ard
% cars through. BY sample. Gel! Nc; at sc to
10 grade at 4,c 10 45c and not al Esa41c: No: 2
yellow at isi.c to 4sl-c: No. yellow az sac 70
isc: No. white at CSC to sc: No. J White at sc
- OATS ATS ~ RecSiyed. c cars local and 5 cars
through. BY sample. Gel: No az fsGilc and Z
9. 3. at .l'-e' " : al 3satliac; No at s; :aP
ISIS. No. white at 2e4iet-c-
and No al jgc Del. E. SIDE.
FL.ANSEED-Non!nally sc per bu- spo: and
81: i5r SEED TO arrive promptly. None oHers,.
FLOURISH; wiuter-Pai.ut s. sci: straishts
g 55rS.S': extra fancy !3SSg2o5: clears go
SIS: low grades in iutez )! f2s9 Hard wia s
extra fancy: straishts s5=5as-35: clears g Igts
e.sJ FoTeso!ng pFiess f2r lots fr5tl hrst hahds'
RYE FDOUE-In io5tiGg way at s. in ute
sks and IS - in wool for aew. Mixed and in
G0RNMEAI1-QuotabIe :. O. b At SIS fo- city
meal. GI0 for pearl meal. Evits and horiay-
MILLFEED-Dul and easy: regular shipping
buyers making little effor 70 purchase. as the
south. Basis E. trk-: Bran Guotable at .I9!sc
in large and 7sGslc small SKIS: latter offered
at sic: mixed feed at g: and nils at sSlyt:-
A; mill bran sells az &c and ships az s5clSl.
HAY-Receivsc. go tons local and y tons
through: shipped. as tons Market on Z. trk. /:
Timothy SIS 5"gl1 FOR choice: sl5Gis Tor 10. l.
mixed. sI2dI3 according 90 mixture: clover. SIS
Tor choice. !l2dH59 Cor No. I: .IiTi3 for No. =
s. 50Tii for No . OLD ard s1Gs for lower grades.
8 RAW-Whsat and cat on trk-. $50: -ye 8.
LEAD AND <PELTER-Lead sold al s2.9',=Gi t..
ENTHUSIASTICALLY sI.S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03

, The RsTsss s2s9s ar fF ,3:s T. o.. aF st
BLACKBE-i:Ei Isl me. grown at. slGl.2 per
IAsPBEF.Rl r:s--E Id me grown red at sLqI.43
Yer tray and black AZ %lcGi--5
PEA H.s-P-s E, 4-ozs&et e.ets. Texas : sIpr9,ss
Al-aaIna. Aiss.sst4p. illinois. tennessee ana
70 Eaacy homegrown At 55a5S, per 3.-bu. b.s-
CHERRIE s-Itonse at .l.5ogl . per, :
gar. tray: Consigned s-saL sass for sound.
kBEsI. t-S-iH lana 5-gai- case al sI5}
RIEs-s2 seq pei. s-gai. ease.
NV APPI.Es.C;.i.sEnedI- s-bt. box: Green
f5r green. and red a;g2sc: b., boxes from 50
90 tor green and -Astrakhan 10 55aI5c for t-ans-
ife5i h5rns-gr6 VI IN bl.-5ox al - sc
CCE.RA\TS-Indiana 5-gal- case at Sed2-52 for
0EANGEs-Ca!itoraia navel at Sc .593.0 per
s25 s m 1 an = i eeyyas l9s sweets ea az
s. igq255 and Valencia az s3-Sggi on orders Sg
PLUMSSBaton and Japan s-basket crate al s.
&C and "a ou. box yjG55c. according TO coz
s ss case @a F sdoss z s y ca a. ' a. and
M6NsNcaiiE6rTis and trk on basis a, SO
for choice and i3s5 FOR fancy. Messlna on or
Gs-s az si2ygi- . box: California on orders at
BAS4SAs-oa0:abie a. s1as bunch en-
coCoANUTs--sc5 Per 1.99o E trk- and in Job
cEfdEkf1 Fkr4 a; At ' SIS sFI Per
-o-lb. box: Apricots at sia11s per 4-tasket crate
P Pa AsH ; 5s al fo4 o5 4 R eo1
PEAES-Qqete from 5lGs5c Per IL bu. box
s3as.59 ana small crates 80, other varieties
slaZ per cEate. while poor sold as low as ISc
wATERMELoNs-Receir mainly from F1ori-
ia. Quot. from sl4yI210 per car lead or from
SO 12E din T,4t 70 :2yGf5 foE eh2ce Per Il"
S9E TO : an s 6s ,: e :a5 5 segad x sa2
P0TaToES--F From, sca.ec pes. bu- del
NEw oSIoNs-caoiss New oElsan; s. S 557r=.o
Ser Ia 18th aoH nag asaE Ee ssiSs ge2 su al
NEW CABBAGE-ioc a bu- box and 255+5c per
CT-CIMRERs1Aia6ana su- crate at 7s9Ssc and
climax baskets At 6cas5c- Homegrown at a'sf9c
ToMAToEs-Texas refrigerator stock tron. ~
s1c per 4-has<st crate and express receipts ron
25Gtc. Mississippi and Alabama trophy az &c
EY-Horie-srown &. Ga1ac Per dog.
REETS-New homegrown e. lsSelc Per coz
LETTUCE Homegrown az 1e9@c eer hu. bog.
cARROLs-NeT homegrown az He-Sc per
GREEN sEAs-HOu.e-srOwn =. Ha1..5 Per bu.
,GrMBo-Fior:ta per 6-baskst crate: s1.5oas tor
cstULIFLowER-53ca per bu. box. according
TtRNfPs-Eons,srown at 4ceslc per 5u. box
crate aSsfN eE orleans a, 5a os a oz
FEPPERs@Te1as Is at 55Gs3c.
RADIsiES-Home:grown at ioTl5c per eoz
6 FRS S?F Es g R a fof 4 Quot. a.
PEG 5 99S r l2oss c94stsns led, n3 S;,5 Nss.ed
1t AsHH hi s Per E b 81 FOR eh0ice
GREEN CoRN-A-kansas small at 5. per doz
ard choice at pc Louisiana choice al 2sssoc per
SPINACH-.sJ35c per bu. loose
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
FUTURE VALUES DECLINE
ON CONTINUED SELLING.
WEATHER NEWS FANORS
THE BEARS.
Prospect of Two Holidays Causes
General Liquidation in the
Last Hour.

Though the longs made n concerted at
tempt to keep values above the price at
which contracts covering q million bushels
Were settled the previous day, there was
SO much grain on the market yesterday
that all OF the active options showed sharp
declines. There was heavy selling AZ the
opening and the tone OF the market was
weak. except occasionally. when offerings
S!aCkened and buying orders came out.
More rain had fallen in the Northwest and
the Cincinnati Price Currents report was
bearish. Though receipts We're moderate.
crop news was generally favorable and an
early movement was predicted The fact
that the Exchange would Re closed until
next Monday caused many to even up their
trades.
sept. wheat opened sc of and sold at:
"a. ii.c. .i2.c. sc .iisc. &c, I55sc, .5.sg!ic
&c. SO. 54.s!i.sc. .ti=e. .is,e. -. .iisc
IL Is. !i..c. 54i.c. -. 80. ~.
Prospects OF more rain il the West and
the Cincinnati Price Currents estimate that
the crop would be 2.o2."D.to1 bu.. caused
heavy selling OF corn at the opening The
nervousness OF wheat also had pearisn
effect on the coarse grain July held IN
changed and Sept. was lower at the close.
Sept. corn opened unchanged and sold az:
4g..c. Sac &c. i.isc, 49i.c, 4.isc. 4sc. SIS.
4si.c. 4ssc. 4:i.c, is7sc 4,izc. 4s&.c i.1.c. 49,
Receipts OF wheat at ST. Louis si,25S bu..
OF which 10 SKIS. and 81 cars !cca! ana j
cars through, against il.5Sl bu.. or wnich =
SIS SKIS. and 81 cars local and cars through
Receipts OF wheat at primary points go
co. ou.. against $500 bu. in 1872, and ship
ments I25Vty bu.. against 3itc.p bu- North-
west received 20 cars, against 80 in 1877
Chicago received 2e,5i5 bu. and Kansas City
81. bu. Clearauces $500 bu.
Receipts Of corn at ST. Louis Josie ou., OF
which ~ SKIS. and - cars local and . cars
through, against g. 40 bu., Of which 70 cars
local and : cars through. in ls92
Receipts OF corn al primary points 30
O,r bu. against les So bu. in 1892. and ship
mauts 1850 bU., against Io5.vvJ bu- Chlca-
% bu Ciearances $500 bu.
Receipts Of oats at 81. Louis 81. lSo ou, OF
which % cars local and cars through.
against 2i.3.J 5u.. OF which - cars !oca! anu
: cars through in 49, Shipments lis bu.
Receipts VI cats at primary points isl,tn
bi- AGAINST SISrJ bu. In 1907. and snip
rn.r,ts - 40 bu.. against G5s,ygv Ou.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03

Kansas city No. July 4-C'attl,- Receipts ..
Texans. dressed beeqcs -tsady: o,hers lover;
quarantine so%- steady qlarantiEe steers "saki
feaLsrs slow: choice export and dressed bet
md fe:Geis S2-.5G4 %; Western ID steers SO
I+.50: Texas anu Indian steers 3 7tri. Texas
go 800 ~: hattst COY - -. ma a. =
cti50: calves s. 500. HoSs-R-ceipis 9.s"t; mar
"a 20; heavy S5.55tij. $. mixeI packers s.'5p
So: Light s5.srr5.55; yorHers ,5.5ga5.'5: piss
er; feeders steady, native lambs g ;lHs.s5, Wsst
e-n lambs Sj,Is.-J: Jed ewes ssG". Texas cL'pi-!
south 81 joseph, No. jug 2-Cattle-Rerelpts
heif-Ts SZuf.S: stochers AMI feeders SO p.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50. strong to steaGy. light $, o
). -. Sheep-Reaeipts a. weaker: feeders act!Ee.
e6 SsE 9aFk ii 5gly bfsssd r..
dressed natiYe siie5 eNits.e sT a-,ce &c
dressed weight: top price f,r r.:F.serator Be- s,
sc per ID NJ .Sg9lts &C., aha ~
head yet uns9id man - s cIosa ~.
veaIs. buttermtik calves slow steady n rti.t-
Tsals sold at sia.59: trw tG;'- Al . = ana =
dressed v.a!s. 7Esi2c per T. Hleeu AM tttHt e,
-Rcce!pts 55Z2 sheep s!o% about s;eai; IN ~.
GRADS IsAGh!nS &c ~ SOM me-, 81 r1. At s.
Re HoEs-Receipts. partly estimated. were q
Quoted steady. except for 20 lbs or over "ii'e
CHI chicago. July Acknowledgements eo21 inclgd-
Ing 100 Texans: dull. .gc love; good 70 prime
s;ockers an! feeders s2..5q4-m: hs.fers s. 25is
s. Siqs: Tezas-fea steers s5.5fz.t .. H7gs-Ee-
cepts today lsr-l' to-tHlIr u. l3,5': !stt ca.
ySwer: Iniye! and butchers So rs - go! 20
choice heavy s5.75a5.s5: rouE. hsayy s55ea 80
T isGs s3'I II ~, 's .eeP 10 70 IS wsr Lambs
Goics firm: oths-s weak sd = choice w wfta
western steep s2gjd4 Is; native lambs Fias.Io.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
SPECTATORS IN STOCKS
AGAIN ARE DISAPPOINTED.
MONEY CONDITIONS BETTER.
But TRADE STAYS DULL.
Doubt Is Felt Over the Showing
Of Weekly Bank Statement,
to Be Published TODAY.

New York, July Another speculative
anticipation was disappointed by the action
OF to-day's market. This was that with the
Pennsylvania stock subscription and the
semiannuai requirements on the money
market out OF ohe way. some speculative
interest in spots would be aroused. To-
days money market reflected clearly enough
the refiux of funds after the stringeuCy
incident to the settlements. Some doubt is
felt over the showing OF the weekly bank
statement, which VIII be published to-mor
row owing TO the Saturday holiday. Il IS
expected that this VIII show the effects OF
the large operations sincident TO the begin
. ming OF the fiscal year. as was the case with
Z returns Of the Bank Of England and the
Bank Of France. W HIGH were made to-day
Both institutions showed q decline in "a
serve, the English bank OF nearly 10000
and the French g. slightly smaller amount
and both institutions showed an enormous
expansion Of credits.
REPAYMENT UNDER WAY.
But the process Of repayment OF these ex-
tended accommodations is already proceed
ing. both in Paris and London. In New
York the maximum caT loan rate to-day
was III per cent, compared with c per cent
yesterday and 10 per cent OF Tuesday a
bank statement unfayorable on its face is
speculation. But the easing money market
failed to help the stock market. There was
no urgent pressure 20 Sell, hut the buying
demand was almost imperceptible. and
prices sagged heavily throughout the ses-
sion. The approach of the holiday was a
possible influence on the dizziness. and es-
peciaIly as many members are preparing to
leave town this evening until next week. 1t
would be difficult to hit upon any OF the
factors as the dominant cause of the weak
ness but sentiment in speculative circles
over the future Of values is undoubtedly
discouraged London reported some selling
of Americans on fears of a disturbance of
our relations with the Russian Government.
but there was no trace Of this feeling in
New York.
a BAD IMPRESSION.
Reports Of plans of reorganization for in
yfustrial commissions and the terms pro-
posed created distinctly bad impression.
although the securities affected are not
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
Is AID calV &c.
~
INGS AND HERTICs.

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Ths Texas cat; .s.i market ;l1
is in a teporabie state The supply ms W." W..
las been the heavies, this yeat: and the 80 ~.
OF the market Wednesday was vers mean. AM
under thu circumstances. there was no ;p PIN
r1eur looked for : a good supply was N SCI,
The days supply larger than tlal
Wednesday and Included li9 cars that cohSa!le!
! ~ head against Il cars and :; 800 head "a
ihUrsiav ne supply was mainly steers ana
cGiys rha l5rrrer " common 10 pretty E.yl
binds and the latter common TO good LIS
49,. not heavily represented, but theTe were Z
goo! many calves on sale - =. -. ~,
II any Improvement was shown Y couic NJ
be seen GOr IT was the rule rather tnan ,ne 80
ce;.ttnr that sellers had ~ beg 10 MAKE
and the movement fully as bad az HsG;isT
gay Prices were agar: on the decline an- cen.
lii, -F- market ruled ljc lower N COWS -,
ard bulls while calves we!. mann g. "'-- "
sxrraru. cases as much :l-55 lower -.
IN. decline Tor the week mas been snap iI, :.
Win me supply heavy and buyers vel NM: u
has been impossible 10 max. sales any tay a. III
nrev1r,s prices ar! values have ieeE! s'a-sa.S
q. cliriing unit! in comparison WIN lSs' a-n
40. -ra host grades Of steers ana cows a. -.
i"tx.r xh.Ie the medium and common kine. az
az much a. 5tEOc lower. and the ~ .sE
..-,,,"- a much as SIC of. Bulls rule uneven
at a2a traia advanced during the fore part o.;
~. xS-t Int with the THURSDAY decline FaiG tis
~. ", NV On the good and nice Weign-s: "
49, ~ with the common. habitat ana coa's'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03

New York. july, 2-sP9t. c7tten. closed an!et:
EtlinE uh EiI:i5,e -. cIoeI e- All T,iy
I &c: Aux i 80: SEPT. lie. oS; l. -: ~.
&.s.c The marSet opened steady .; an advance
@. : points u a decline # : points aud iJl "
il: the call showed continued .rrs:u!af!ty f9r The
time. with the oyasr crop POSITIONS showing fl--
Their weakness under the lower cables and -sal,
iz.iiE wE!!s the n."-yfep n. 80 "..n -;
anil covering Later; fg"eyrE. the entire IL,
turned easier under ii3uiatl01 tia; was more ~
s *, s,-tsf2-a +, re.rT a. s; 4I no:
attempt TO discourage. TIE selling movement
on the morning map ana re4e!pts. which aEata
bid fair TO turn cut 81 ehtly hetter Khan *.
tr!c4 u he rrlor-nr. reaching IL SC. Will he
!eoLihs from SeDt On showed Loses o. from .
HewaI Of bul! sunPor- and by the appearanc~ q
Of trouble as a result Of baI yy-evil an! other
insects. though dispatch rom Texas c;Eea-
hal made il appearance that without ha-ru:Tg
e.tt9n yas dt.ily enemy t. t:s boil .E-,vi..
ami all through III afternoon the market -aiSi
1gEerns 70 II points - th'ir 'niiiay i2=,-.,
s'n= july was 't.e and closed at L &c a .2.5
q u points Aug q. ssd net points lower: sept
Points is' h:sfs Mse ;' o. ths tradiag tSldav was
Dn'!srtakel n order. / possible. % adjust PEI
ressri to inc Government Is5ort to b tssusl
Irr,rrow. 18th estimates q the probable con:!-
Total sales futures were estimated at 2,3.coo
bales.
New Orleans. la. July 2-Co:-on-Futu-es
steady: July y &c: Aug. i3.sc bid: sept L szT
II 95c: oct. u 2fE 10 - MOI 2 2 CSC. Dec s9-I
a.Sc: Jan s-ic bid. Spot cotton quiet ard
steady: sales - ordinary 10 si5c: good ordinary
iiT.c: low TrGdling Fac: rIdlliug IS5sC EO1I
rniddnz l4l.c: midilirc fair i l3-I6c. nominal.
Receipts i.Is2: stock 100.
Liverpool. July 1.-CcttCn-S3ct-Node bust
ness done: urces II points lower: American mid
ding fair 6s6l: good midiiinE sSNI; mliil!ng
6sid: low nidilin- sd good ordinary ; c.d
ordinary $50. The sales Of the day Were 6.an)
bales. OF which 80 FOR speculation and
port and included 5.s1l American. Receirts 100
bales. American Futures opened easy and
closed steady: American mid5l'nc. z .. G: JIly
sd. July and Aug. 40: Aug and S.pt. iSd:
Sent and Oct sod: Oct. and Nov. 5.5si: Nov.
and Dec. : I'D: Dec. and Jan. 55G5.26i: Jan.
AMI T,a. 53ti: Feb. and March 5.55d. March and
April 5.33i.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

erewi!te of
into tie
and
wereo in
apparent that scars Were taxing
ad'ices sections the wir
Ia
Indicated Rains again
exchange
ld De cosdF
predictions Of rain in the West
enec
Septw topenef &c O i of.
Sept corn openedu nch
cats c0sei- C off
fruits vegetables
orally firm.
bank
. and
Spot cotton was ncha in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
Miscellaneous Markets.

I've tsEs m s SD S and anf a a .sy w.ss
SIS. \ Old white ssa.oc: XN 2oa2Sc: Xxx 10
asIk ASA urgv esSss tail me- Wing ioc s'e eo
e-s Sc: wing ana tail mixed &c: wing. tail and
RooT&ogo,e Pc i. Ginseng s5.5sei: lady
slipper Sc: seneca i5c: pink itc: golden seal -:
worth sf=c: angelica 5rsc: wahco-ha-k Of ROOT
sassssfaSbstx Of r5o; Sc; Wild sinser &c. snip.
pers should see that all roots are well cleaned
and thoroughly dried before sending them to
SHEEP PELTSE1r wool pelts 75eas: shear
Ing 1876: lamb at 2SS+'c: dry fallen etc. ID
DEER SKINS ~, ETca9gs:e ge- ID; Prime
BEEswAX = tachanged at &c per ID. FOR
sCNFLowER sEED,,NcrainsI at 80 per 100
CASTOR BEANs-at i-as PER bu.: smaller lot.
1 Z 52s FER t STi lsSs; =,
raw and &c tor soiled: &c per gal less in
CASTOR oIL--Lots OF. 30 gals at SIC per b.
FOR No and si.c for No .: small quantities ic
sAUERkRAUT-DuIl: quot. in iobbing way
at Sis per hals obl. and at 3 Per D.: kegs at
90 or, on orders I'D dealers charge slio FOX halves
-CoTToN-sEED oII.-winter white isc; yello"
EoNEY-Dqn: comb a; loc, to 12s: strained
c1 h6PS and G Y84 Dc a a s:sh We,,. a
sALT-E side medium a; Sc: graduated SO
' srocK PEasSwhppo 5t VIII at s5ceaio per
bq; ,. Other k1ts SC ssS9EdiFs:y . n-,.s
green peas-sc.,ch at 81. spli: peas at s. Pc
PEI n: New Yor;. k.dney SIC: Lima bean, 4sc:
a: rs aer hu. other grades. aceoEdinsiy;
TAPTq E BsREcsa oil E Rs- u? e' and
Te s a and y yi5 . SssS g. 81 Thi,kR 81
! do. half hbIs- Sc wine s.c: saneEkraut 3,f4sc:
Ptck!e ild5.c; SAT- =; fou- Is: HlolaIses , S
, Sor Zach hs0; missing
NOS-Gray mixed Ii5Eiz.c: E-ay. brown and
/ fS:4c: XX at 3s=a4c: NV at 4;-ft5c; XNXx at
! sale: lnferioE picked less: ezra black Sc
! ton: Fair s55Gs9; common siaE53: choice at 90
ePAGs. E-c-Per 100 lbs: Country. rag. at s1q
| sc OLD roPe-No- manila az $50: No az
BoI isefE sieaehel a, So per ton: other
Al PEA MI: Ts@Fs1asrs stock per Ii. Red l49
pop T5''' c6RN-:e,ine Of COB a; eocan PEI no
lbs fSs BsI Hon i1 AI 4, MfAf S a Ibs
wrought i-on &C: heavy cast &c T-l1a-s-e So
s1d hTeaka5is e. S = "a 80 - 70 =. zfrc 3
! PECANS-Latest saie- q Texas II car iois
| were at &c foT small ard nc for good AVERAGE
/ "soEGHrM-CAxE SEEp-ouotable at &c per
I DRIED FRUiT=-crote:. .Evapo-a;si APPLE. At
e for fair 10 c for rc5i: bleachst cho7s a. ~.
= 70 &c 9sr Is'-iat;e- f5r choice bright Sun
dE,Ia 5f4sh sTGtP 4Nr srRT-p-Nex sugar AZ
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q v6tId pro6abiy bring s5casl and timothy = %
/ F-cG1opFeAGE-oJi7t OF orders to- 7-ompS
! livery: Lar! tcs- rs for yo9d and . -
- 70. tr9T e "a Ion 9oF FiSu 5 oe5 ,cs ~
! SIsc. wort-Ro-lnd-ro Fo1- hb!s- &c: fat-hooD
20 &c saif-tb.s. &c meal bb!s- SIC: produce or
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dealt in on the Stock Exchange. The fur
Their discrepancy of over points in Hooking
Valley to-day marked the apprehens!ons Of
minority stockholders that they will receive
no benefl, frJtn the passage OF Il bare ma
iorty of the stock TO the joint control of
the leading railroad powers in the coal-car-
rying trade. Parallels were drawn with the
nalmy days the Community of interes."
plans, the absorption Of the Burlington syS-
TEN and the formation Of the Northern SEE
curities Company. The weekly review of
the iron trade, the favorable news from the
crop region and the days reports OF rail.
road earnings. including the Pennsylvania
decrease for May. effected no assistance in
advances.
In bonds some Of the older Issues tended
downward. The semiannual interest OF Il.
per cent came off the New York Central
general mortgage 3iss. and they sold at par
for the first time in their history. The Issue
of this refuEding mortgage late in 1897 was
Regarded as the opening Of a new era in our
financial history, and was one OF .hc notable
events heraidin- the following period of
prosperity. In 1922 they sold as high as 1871.
and last year high as 1885, They sold
earlier this year at l0l. which was the previ-
Gus low record. Total sales of bonds. par
value. S.125.COo United States % advanced
!. per cent on the last call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-03
FRACTIONS SLIGHTLY HIGHER;
OTHER ISSUES STEADY.
COAL STOCKS ARE WELL Alb
SORBED.
Trading in Local Issues Is Light,
but Tone of Market Presages
Better Values.

Values Of local securities showed a ten
dency to advance in yesterdays market.
Buying interest was scattered and trading
was mainly in small lots. Transit was a
trifie better al S. p and So l2i2 and United
Railways preferred gained . cents share
with sales at s7I.25
Lincoln Trust, steady at s25l was the only
active banking iSsue Boatmen's Bank was
tritie easier. with offers 1T s2ij There
was a good demand for Consolidated Coal
at 80 and s22.5 Central Coal and Coke
was under selling pressure on the downturn
from $50 10 sol Brewery rs were we'll
taken al Stj 25