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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10

LAChbERRtES - Il. G.e-Eruwa e. .0c7;l !
c Es2P 5f2tE I ~ ~ 7sE s-s
PEACHES De.rani E55d. steadv Quote -a-
for god ana 81 25lis9 ~ AN = f,rp-. 5; a
barla yell " AZ Si.251t55 and Eibe=-a from 81 p
at 75cas1 Homegrown al 45-sSI Per 5.-5a.
pEARs-Flor.da LIE Caats a, 81 :. crate or
| Dbl Homegrown az zsa-5c peek foE common
RI!:s-Ipdtsaa f-sal. case a, SO
y. Il 5 ~ slsa al Sass per
NEW APPLEs--c5ns.gnsd 1-s-bu box: Green
tor green and red @5q25c oa-bu b61 cr5;f 4af5
BbI- los green AZ .l.5szl..9 70 :2T@:.5 II red
and some fancy transparent az ;c9c.Jg. Home
cUERANTs-Intiana e-sai- case at s,.25aa.4o
oRAYGEs-calitor-.a navel $685. % psr tOx
IN iobbing way fox fancy. on trk: Seeding
ya,sacta. at ;s.asa3.'5- OF orders $3.50 a box
PLtMs-Red. yellow or cl.cEa-aw q. eoe75c :.
1;3=bu. box at 532s2c To- sound Homegrown az
choice and 81 for fancy; Iessha or o1dsr ;'' 3
a4.I5 a box: California on orders az &c box
EANASAss-nas bunch. u orders.
b:pg way "a, az 8: rs per ~
CALIFORNIA FRCTTS-Apri-ots s1G75c Per +
pfums-Cl9nanp 80 5: Burbank .5T55c: red June
Csc. and Tragedy prunes at 81 .4Ia!.s Per 9y-Ib
box In to5biHs way. Some peer suck at a1c-
.CANTALoUPEs--Ia demand and f--n- Quite:
crates at $50: ordinary stock az 75cdsi. 3 per
islhlS slf 9ssE s e ~ .r carload
Of FIFE 1T2 sis 10 s. ger i aeeoTiing to size
NEW PoTSToEs2 81 III p OF Tx IN rather
abundant and hard e place at low pricss: oaess
sarmers wagons Arm at s5a-oc PEI IN. ioos-.
NEW cABRsGEIl5asoc Per su box and 80
ctCrMsERs-Exp-esH receipt, at 5oa75c per
bu. box and &c per basket: freight receipts less.
EoHle-grown at 2Ss2sc per coz- or '-caSi per bu
ToMAToEsHo-ae-rrown coming IN quite free
signed per 4-bssket .crat. a, sc FOR green snc
2s+5c .or god 10 choice. Damased stock less.
BEETSNew homegrown al JG2lc per dog
cARRoT-NsW hSne-srown a; i6G35c Per doI
GREEN PEAs-Hone-sro.n a: sea7se PER Su
eaGLfFIo WERI.5c5sl per Sa hex. accord
fEsfEl5@ Nfssesa a. aoae2s 5 sa s ssH
ED PLANT-ehGlcs New. oriean, a. a psr
hbl and Alabama at 81. 50 box
PEPPERATeIas As az aQg4oc. and Arkansas
s8E r. =, @ 70. at f9gss per Cos
STRING BEANS-3cG25c per bu. box loose>
soTAsHGHoms-sfo 25apc b. box Ioo.e
GREEN CoRN-H2nle-gro grown sugar at I5c per
dog. Arkansas at I9dIzc per doz.
SPINACH-S5TS1c tLl. loose,
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STOCKS RANGE LOWER,
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
TRACTION ISSUES HAVE LIT
TIE SUPPORT.
Bank and Trust Company Securi.
ties Easier With Light
Trading.

In very dull market the values of local
securities were generally on the downturn.
There was little interest in fractions.
Transit was neglected anu United Railways
preferred was easy at 81 25g72 10y.
Lincoln Trust was under selling pressure
At sag. 80 80. and Commonwealth, at s261
was lower. Mississippi Valley declined an
other point 10 $iI5. and was offered at that
at the close.
Mechanics National at $40 and Third Ma
t!onal at $50 were the only active bank
stocks. Trading in the miscellaneous list
was confined 10 one Misosuri-Edison bond
at |s9 i2i.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

WHEAT-Receipts 1851 SKIS. and s. cars local
red ana ie Tor ! No ,0 and On s.
sc E SIDE FOX new and Sc for car fancy Old
No red at &c for low new. sc for old and
rs. e f2F i nsw v N side &c fer s 9a and for
.5izc: weevily at sc: No. hard at 7597sc to "a
&c Ter Turkey and Re. hard at ,le ", side for
esE: No. 2 white spring at &c.
CORN = Receipts 4 cars local and 4 cars
:9c E side: Nc. at 4sc tuiainiy) Z. and 40
4e.=c W, SIDE; No. at 4sc;. grade at 421sc:
white at 52i= a53c: No. 8 white at 5ig5lisc.
y. OA1sIseGeipts cars local and cars through
30 as s NO sra al at Sc S q. saits s;
SIC: No. white at 4fdiSc No. white al 5sa46c
kfkRpEnGas Ss net not saiasI. above Sc
.EtorRSsott ~iHtsr1Pstsas ss sssa ' ssSa!sa..
2aEs in 5ates.PassR.s g 50 t9T first . sag e,
Tx or de7o; ihis side Orders higher. ''
and IN Raoi s64 se way M II SO IN tut.
coRSMEAL-ouo,abI. + o. b. a. q 50 for city
MILLFEED-Basis E. trk bran quotable at &c
IN large and SIC in small SKIS. for bran. and s2s
W. side. mixed feed in loss sold at Sc. Direct
orders E side in large SKIS s2Isc for bran and
s2izc for mids AtsHl!. bran sells at s5as7c
IAIsRsssiP,s 80 tons local and 40 tons
No. sra1s 80; Nc :5aie: nsT q sllal2-
si3GI4: No. s1lTi2 Prairie. No. l sl19I2:
No; ssg.a: No. s64s.
ssS SSSA"-"hsa' and TO en- 'Fx' ""a'; ry'
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead sold a. s4s., Oh.
WHTSkI-Steair 81 80
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vea1s-Qu7te choice - fancy az Il te- heagy
to sc Tor small an. q. t-t 70 = lbs ler5t.cs
and ttir. &c sheep - sc.
bucks and ewes a y. >. sizing lambs a. II %
SEC Per lb--t.iH .GEl.ls ult wanted.
Live Ptuttty--J.- C---sbs:--. mems. peg 70 :
ROSTERS 40. sp=tH-; chickens. erase receipts,
li-ze; spriLE GLHas 90 sg-tua; ge-e- Z; spring
tIEkeyS &c. Oil lEr-s-s 49,. tl.Es .. geese,
ful! teath.ssl, =. --ag. a!lcled. Sc: I've p=e
Dressed Iced To.Ifr.- chicken Hens &c: srrir;
chicHe;s &c: .'y-tsf- s.ac. tIrEeys lie Eo1e-
going figures ars for choice 1rly.
Fresh F.sh-Eas..-. supplies >rse-. especially
coarse large lisa. 9l.t= 1sT 10: Black lass
l2f2c: crapple 81 -1- small 5 20 la-sa Gre--.!
cat sl1c; spgoLb.H cat &c; u4IIEeaie-,..essc-I
s.2c and gross :. --f.si.--EE1ss 80. dressed
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Wool.

London. July e.-The offerings at tn. wool
auction sales to-day numbered Ie,320 bales trad
ing was brisk throughout. Merinos were IN &C.
tive request OF the home trade and the CONT
nent. Much cross-bre! was offered and France
was q free buyer. with the home trade and the
continent taking fair quantities. scoureds were
In active demand at the highest prices OF .he
series. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal greasy
was not wanted and most Of the offerings were
bought IN. America took several lots Of nerinos
and good medium cross-breds. Following are the
sales In detail: New south Wales, 100 bales:
secured 5izdGis I'D: greasy 7dIls ID. Queensland
200 bales: secured Is 5I5dG2s; greasy gid. Vic
toria, ls1o bales; secured Is 2da2s; greasy ida
Is %. South Australia, $40 bales; greasy 1dsf
!s I'D: Tasmania: $50 bales; greasy sisdG1s I'd.
New Zealand. 500 bales: secured sitdGfs gid
900 bales, secured lodGIs Sd: greasy 5stasAd
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WHEAT is AGAIN ACTIVE 4
AND TONE is STRONG.
SLIGHTLY LOWER OPENING
FOLLOWED BY RALLY,
Corn Is Higher in Sympathy and
on Unfavorable Crop Reports
Provisions Dull.

Chicago, July 9.-The wheat market was
again active and strong. Sept. closing il,c
higher. Sept corn was &c higher, and oats
We're also up &c, but provisions were weak,
the Sept products closing l2L2c to ;5c lower.
WHEAT.
Opening sales on wheat We're at slightly
lower prices. due to cables and favorable
weather, Sept. being unchanged to &c lower
at &c to .7i.c. but in spite OF these bearish
conditions there was q bullish sentiment
prevailing among traders and buying of
good volume The marhet advanced quickly
on the strength at S.. Louis and New York
and on continued reports OF a poor yield and
shorts covered freely. There WaS also good
buying by The Southwest and The North
west. After Sept. had sold up 10 sac. there
was n reaction on liquidation. but the mar
ket at no time showed weakness. One OF
the bulish factors was the report from
Russia to the effect that the crop was bad
ly damaged by heat. The close was strong.
with Sept iisc higher at 'S+sc. ClearanCes
of wheat and -four We're equal to O.l0y bu.
Primary receipts were SID bu.. against
~. 500 bu. year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of $50 cars which
with local receipts of 10 cars. . Of contract
grade made total receipts for the three
points Of i52 cars, against 20 cars last week
and 26I cars year ago
CORN.
Untavorable news from Illinois and Ne
braska. together with the strength In
wheat. caused strong tone in the corn
market. There was also considerable buy
ing by local traders on expectations that
the Government report would he bullish.
After selling between 5l"sc and 52;,C. Sept.
closed lac higher at 5l7sc. Local receipts
We're go cars with =! of contract grade.
oats were extremely quiet. bat prices
Were firm in sympathy with the strength in
other grains. Receipts were small and the
cash demand slow. The close was firm
with Sept. &c higher at 3i5sc, after selling
between 343sc and 35c. Local receipts Were
lSl cars.
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New York. July e-Ths market for evaporated
apples continues quiet and about steady: common
ara quoted at, at iaS.s; prime at 5saSc: choice
fair demand, and while prices show no change
dsplsys ' hardening ,snden S 5sa:a;5 zs
range from &c to &c for all grades Apricots are
demand and rule steady at Iaiizc fox prime and
invoice sic; mild quiet. Futures Opened steady
.iotwithstanding the very Disappointing German
cables turned very much hrtner under higher
French cables and support by the ois.,ms hull bull
q points, saIss were q 5oS bags Including: July
4a4 CSC; Dec. al 4.ioc;- Jan. at f..oc; March at
4.454 $50. May ct i.6eGi.s0c.
Dry Goods.
eute, ana waiting altitude Buysrs are no, op
Grating wiki sign % interest IN the situation. ex
Wa van FOR s tiedlate req @ IN. cuftaf
policy. which is increasing. and the scarcity
Ct TIT q IND sp : h
manufacturers dealings for some time.
Sugar.
New York, July 9.-Sugar-Raw steady; fair
refining &c: Centrifugal g test. 3l3g3 9l5c: mo.
lasses sugar 2aa2isc: refined steady crushed
4Gs Rev eWif Gfsas s sid4G ssHia'sd 's A''aSs
New orleans. july sugar dull; open kettle
1 1s! xi'es M tg sf0H ss;n ss Els
trtfugal sGisc. Strip IsG2ic.
The Metal Markets.
New York. July Spot tin lost Il. IS. Sd In
London. closing q: :i2c, los. while futures closed
az zig. lJs. q loss of Il. los. The New York
tin market was also weak and lower closing at
2s.s0G27.i0c COPPER declined Is cd IN London,
f55 IS. Cd; Locally. copper was dull and non-
naIiy unchanged Lake and electrolytc beng
quoted at iic and casting l3.50Qi3. sc Lead was
unchanged in London at al. ts, Sd. and in New
York at i.l2c. Sp.ter. closing in London at i2l,
rs 3D. was unchanged there, as il was also here.
where 1t closed at 5.SI5G;tc. Iron closed at SIS
"a in Glasgow and +6s iizd in MiddIesboro.
Locally. iron dull and lower: No. foundry
Northern Is quoted at SlS.50IIi9.51. No. foundry
Northern at Sl751IIS.50: No. l foundry Southern
ana No. / foundry Southern soft at slsulS. 80
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St. Louis Future Prices.
Stocks of Grain in Store.
Produce,

81, r. 1880 'eiers &c.
;trsts iiTi5c: grease 4a5c: Iatlepacket good lie:
f.sts i5Iisc: country packed stock iec: inferior
less: renovated. extra 1sc.
Esgs-Current receipts 1oaisc. Receipts 2.5s7
pkEs.
Cheese-we quote Northern orders: Twins
T1fic singles 1Itzc: diaries 11I.c: Y A 12c: long
horns 12c: Lrnhurger. new f9Ti6izc; inferior 3i-G
&c. Swiss-old lsaisc: new I5a16c- Brick liz
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Indian SUN Dance.


EEPCB BIC FECI&fI~
Thomas, Ok. July s.-Fifteen hundred In
dams of the Arapaho and Washita tribes
are congregating in town en- route to Wa
tonga to join In sun dance IN memory OF
the death of Howling Cranes and Yellow
Bulls daughters. whose deaths occurred the
same day some weeks aeo. They danced for
the Thomas citizens this evening.
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St. Loui, Cnrb Market.

St. Leuis-Wheas higher: Sept. .old up 10 rso
and of 11Ac: puts .Sfsc TO IL. 9Ta,c; calls
Is;.GIS.c 70 7s7sc. Sept. corn. puts s0+sc: calls
sc to 5Ii.g 51a,c-
Nilwauk.e-Sept. wheat. put. TIC: calls IsAc-
Sept corn, puts 5lis I511sc: calls 52Ac.
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New York, July s.-Butter-Receipts s1ss pkgs.:
steady to firm; State eaiEy is5ag2oc: creamery.
ssi9 pkgs.; weak; State full cream, fancy, small
coored and white lei4c: large. colored and white
chicago July s.-Butter steady to arm: cream
cries ieIa6c dairtes Iii-Glsc. Cheese easy: twins
l6Tff6iLc. daisies 1iG1i1c: Young Americas lie
Philadelphia, July e.-Butter steady: fair de-
rnand; extra Western creamery &c: nearby
creams, choice new. los.c: fair to good. new 100
lQi.c.
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RANGE OF FUTURES.
Wheat
RECEIPTS AN DsHIpMENTs
PROVISIONS.

Provisions ruled dull ard featureless, and
with selling for foreign account and little
support the market showed weakness, Sept
pork closing 45c lower al sl5 Sept lard of
Baltic al S.95. and ribs l2isc lower at
S.5Iic.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Is cars; corn, AIS cars; oats, 120 cars; hogs.
160uu.
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Hides.

Dry ffa.-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
rs lbs. and over at I5c. do f1oD fallen az l4c
all STOCK under Ii lbs Izi-c: native and Ar
kansas az Isz.c round: cu!ls 7isc: natives on Sc
TsctiG1-So. ! at IIr. No. at IL; tTy-salte,i AZ
fiGl2r for light 20 heavy: on setectiou-No- az
iii If1e-c No. at Ilt-9ii-c: green salts! round
Southern at &c Western at Sc: on selection at
siL- for No. ! and 1t=c for No. Bulls Or IN
cured 1c per ID. less. part cured nc less calle &C.
Horse hides az S.15 for No. and & % for No /
green; poctea. colts and blues u and Isc cG a.
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Wall Street aossip.

.h R2'f so c 81 So Asvi F5sf
50. July s o5Sa 1Pss, s-ss,ns !.
higher and cables reported a very 6uiiish feeI-
w:as sF' s s esy $50 a s5s9ss sr .a al
purchases.
New York csasza a- vas tie marked
sentirnen, wa. rather bssr,sh from the .s,srS,
%se 10 have see BEEN offered FOR sale for some sT time
at prices so low as 70 be OF much significance
issues.
with weakness Of the rest Of the market! , though
fish on the stock. and that the principal shorts
had not covered.
Amale,mated copper-Early weakness. was due
to selling BY traders and .sses.ed the heavi; ;
Is .lisht demand here.
United State. stesl-The principal selling Of
United States steel common was by H Content
Re ,S there W va. also ana 81 eshs
mission houses It stated that considerable
Oe had been sGps but Ofd w fE a6 ad saaE 0
check the downward tendency.
Foreign Exchange.
Reported by Francis. Bro & Co. No. ~ North
ff prin. Sterling. cables .s7s5ats77s: check.
4sasai sS. 60 dags tsS ssssss s5 s,oa. s. 90
Commercial stering; se asS t'''i'at-s'Hi: o.
Gain biIis issi.: cotton bill. 4s.. 4.aa
eh esR.ssi U.s. 90 days 5isa5is
e Commercial French francs, checks 5.1sH; 60
DAYS 51s%. ,-,er-.,e
Commercial Belgian francs, checks $3.50
6isI-isT5I7Is: 50 days 8. %.
Bankers reichsmarks, cables $50: checks s5ss:
GO days IS lis. ,,-,.e,-..
@ ssgs = is!1ssss; q days nisasss
4 Bankers Dutch guflders. checks 4s4s: " Gays
\ Commercial Dutch guilders. checks 4oAS4o s-ls'
NJ days 20 Lie.
Market weak.
Local Money Market.
Clsarfusp we're M 70 thu rscent average and
eranaaat3oos q The hanks vsrs In tAif volume
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s.. Louis July s.-Thc following shows the
opening. highest lowest and closing quotations
the New York 81 ok Exchange today. Cor
reCtcd daily for The Republic by Francis
Fourth
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on City Pa. July 9.-Credlt balances 81 30
certificates no bid. Shipnents I5eI!. averas
Lima siISo. average sS.32i: runs-Lima 72.Sl2
:
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New York. July s.--Money on call steady at
steady: 60 days ~ per cent. % days sir
months ; Prime mercantile uaper Eli5iL Ster-
ling exchange easy, with actual business in hank
ers' bills at is.z0 Tor demand and at IS for so
GAYS: posted rates 4s55G4. Sc and SIS. CONNER
Gal bills iSiI5dA s4sI5- Mexican dollars 4ii.c
government bonds strong: railroad bonds heavy
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Poultry.
RrprRLIC SPECIAL.

New York. July smgeceigt, today we're con,
GET here in time to be handled this week. There
was a fair demand. and few fowls were left
Snrtnrers worked out on arrival. Other descTip-
lions of poultry also Cleaned up in fair shape
Quotations unchansed
Weather close and warm and fully three four III
of all the poultry arrived short Of ice slippery
tire Health Inspectors Transportation companies
der:: or else abandon it, which is a gloss In
justice to the shippers. Nearly all the southern
was off in condition and some lots were offe.e
at sac per ID. On strictly prime fowls the
sescted. but bulk Of the receipts sold at lie and
less. There was speculative demand for dry;
up ScaIded chickens also sold Better, with fair
soG out w liz gcor
lower. Western spring ducks more plentiful and
supply and steady.
Frozen Poultry. Roas,i9E chickens aElypacxs.sd
f ss sGfa sGf:s No. ~ eF oh aFs
poultry quotations unchanged.
New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
many months in the curb market The majority
OF the issues traded in showed declines; the fea-
Northern Securities was weak. losing over i
per cent from the previous close. II sold from
sia down to ssS for Loo shares Chicago Pne1 ,o
ahales @ Copper sod to DOWN
2I5s, then back to g International silver deben-
ture SIS sold at SIS foT 5000 One hundred shares
Of Interborough Rapid Transit sold at 100. Three
shares OF STANDARD Oil sold at SO Three hun
bred shares res Of Fuel Oh, OIL Power sold from 2sA
Steel and Iron sold at 17Sal7Is. Just before the
close Northern Securities sold down to e2h-
Flaxsecd Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. July s-Flaxseed was steady to nc
lower. Sept. was si02 sellers and Oct. was the
same: July was noniinaiv $50: No. 1 North
western was si.021. bid and No / 800 bid Re
| eeipts were cars here. Ii at Minneapolis and
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HEIFERS.

SOUTHERN CATTLE-The fresh arrivals of
quarantine cattle were 81 cars and .1sS head. and
with around IS cars of steers and calves that
were held over II made a very fair supply. Last
Thursday lIs cars and 4oss mead were received
and two weeks ago "a cars and 2.4ee head:
cows that sold generally at sa.sia271. witt, como
good kinds at s.. s9q3.D Steers were fairly rep
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Chicago Stock Market,
Eennr.en hr 4. Il L q.
Government Bonds.

New York. July 9.-Cioye.nnent bonds:
United States refundnS IS. registered. 1865 |
United States retuadnE - coupon. loss.
lSited States IS. registered .............lr7-. I
United states IS. coupon 1871. |
United States new IS. registered. ........l3 1854.
United States Is coupon.
United States old IS. registered .............lu
tinted states old As. COUPON.
United states IS. registered.
United States IS, coupon. ..................,Il3
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BEEF AND Bt-TCHER STEERS

T.. II. ept... tn
Butcher Cattie-There not much do
Ing in the butcher department during the day,
as the supply was very light and consisted most,
" Of green fair and medium lot of heife-s and
medium cows. Trade was active and strong TO
being flied an early clearance was had. There
We're several orders for COWS and heifers that
could be filled for the lack Of a suitable
supply. Bulls and Gamers sold steady. The
veal demand was very good and prices held
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Steamer Chester.

500 round trip to Cape Girardeau, Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at 2. m.
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Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah. July s.-Turpentine firm 47gc Ros,r
nrrn: A B. C, b s1.so: E 81 20: Sis: G 81 50;
] S2.s; K $50; s2ss: n 81: VIC SID: WV
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Bond Sales at New York.

per cent
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New York, July s.-Bar silver &c Der ounce
AT London firm: a 7-1sd per ounce
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Lisht-Beef Cattle Higher
Sheep Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beet steers-Na,ive ca.us
receipts continue light. which has been the case
each day this week. the supply being around
1000 head, Just shade smaller than las. Thurs
day. The four days supply at this point ag-
g-egates around leo head. showing a decrease
Of Lao with the same time last week: and a los,
OF 2il3 head with the same time last month,
same time during July. last year.
There were about half dozen loads of beef
steers including representation OF nearly all
grades. from common 10 choice. Trade was again
strong to 1oc higher than Wednesdays prices
The bulk of the cattle IN the Texas division
fair classes: and with So few good kinds IN tia,
Of the market for good killers and consequent
". the market has ruled eHcsptiorally good on
the previous week has been almost completely
restored. The good handy-weight and the ship
ping and export kinds Of good flesh have met
with the best competition and are showing the
biggest end, Of the advance. stu all kinds tina,
1,sosg! .3ss-lb. steers good to choice cattle at
ID. at Sil5 and aSI lbs at $40.
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Yesterday. Bank CIcnrinss.
Domestic Exchange

Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearirEs. sS.s32 .535: balances, s,.ols.+29.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
BULLISH CROP REPORTS
CAUSE GOOD ADVANCES.
WHEAT LEADS ON THE Up
TURN.
Late Liquidation for Profit Shades
Early Gains, but the Close
Is Strong.

Ma5iTulat!ve advances were again checked
toward the close by liquidation. but both
wheat and corn scored gains for the day.
Most of the buying vas based on bullish
State reports, indicating that the estimates
on the yield We're being cut down. Adv!ces
from Oklahoma that farmers were stacking
their wheat to hold also favored the buying
side. Offers were eagerly snapped up at the
opening and buying continued good until
near the close. Continued hot weather in
the West strengthened the fear of drought
the last hour in advance Of the Government
crop report. which will be out to-day.
SEPT. wheat opened sc up and sold at:
70 7s-:c: 7s5:a77c, -!;s.c. &c. Ike. !zao.
;7sie nc. lie. ne sIsa7sls:. Nc: ''
Though most OF the news was favorable
local traders were all on the bull side, and
the relief was prevalent that the crop would
b short. The strength OF wheat also was
a bl!liSh factor. Despite occasional iiQuida-
ton The market closed strong.
Sept. corn opened &c up and sola at;
sic. 5l,sc. sic. s97.c. 59s.c. sozsc s0.c-
Receipts Of wheat at St. Louis sc $50 bu..
OF which sol SKIS. and 81 cars local and 4
$50 hu. and s. cars local and cars through.
in 1862
Receipts of whea, at primary points 49,
eh bu.. against 49, 90 bu. in 1902 and ship
ments 223 90 bu.. against $500 bu North
west received lt9 cars. against 9e cars
year ago. Chicago received $3.50 bu.. and
Kansas City 200 bu. Clearances 1000 bu.
Receipts OF corn at ST. Louis 80. 400 hSI., OF
which - cars local and Il cars through, as
against 400 bu.. of which 2 cars local and
cars through. in 1902.
Receipts OF corn at primary points ESQ
bu., against 1850 bu. IN 1902 and shipments
25?oec bu against $500 Blu. Chicago re-
ceived l..lro bu.. and Kansas City Il go bu.
Clearances 2I5,J0J bu
Receipts of oats at ST. Louis 700 b... of
which is cars local and 5 cars through, as
against 10 so bu. Of which all were local.
in 1872. Shipments 80, go bU.
Receipts OF oats at primary points 80 .n0
Blu. against $500 bu. in 1902, and ship
menrs 3.etHl bu. against 204.H0 blu. Clear
ances IL 20 BIZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
Vow yor,- Iono >,.

Washington. July available cash bal
$50. 80. rs: gold s102. l54
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-10
New York Curb Market.
rH4seeU auUtItIOhss
REPI-RIIC SPECIAL

Chicago. July s.-Flaxseed steady to &c
lower. Sept was l.02 sellers and Oct. was the
same: July was norinaIlv sec: No. I North
western was l.o2l, bid and No. 800 bid. Re.
q At Duluth.