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These figures vary with the of the peat.
Peat generally has acdulou the aciditv increases
with heating and at the time the heat
halatiOn of carbonc acid.
When peat and mcasses mixed always throwing
out of heat Measured with sensitive heroneter
one OF the mixtures that prepared about
22 pounds OF peat and nOsses This
acid properties of the acting or
in the moasses ~
The writer concludes that the final effect mixture is favor
able to digestion. ~
AT the national held 1902 to consider
ona food for cattle this subject again discussed quote from
a report: 49, iioii
Mr. Lambert OF the Troy mills, heated large closed re-
acle mixture OF molasses and chopped driving this
mixture IN product obtained which he caIe
Pale and which be readily packed transported and
handled his eed IS composed OF and < Der cent
os 1t contains at least IS of sugar S per cent Of
eStOe matter Twelve horses employed farm were fed
ration composed OF 10 pounds Of pame pounds oats and nond
hay during one hundred and twenty days They weighed
a week They increased in weight while doing hard work
"A number of sheep fed Is pounds of naia and
pounds OF day during fowo days The total incea
weight per animal was 20 pounds 0 l."
ERNEST G. WALKER
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LIKE HER OLD SELF
THE STORY OF A GIRL ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
Both She and Her Mother Are En-
thusiastic Over Wonderful
Event in Their Lives.

Miss Maud E. Gable, of Chico, Butte
Co. Calf, is a bright, vivacious girl of
fifteen, with the glow of health in her
cheeks. A few months ago, however,
she was sick and weakly. How this
wonderful change came about is best
told in the words of her mother, Mrs.
Rose Gable. who says:
my daughter was in miserable
state of health and 1 feared she could
not live It began with irregularity
in the natural functions of her sex, &C
companied by severe headaches, heart
and stomach trouble. and finally she
broke down entirely. The doctor said
she had anaemia, which, he said, meant
that her blood had turned to water
The pain in her head was so severe
that she was hardly able to bear it; her
stomach so weak that she could eat
nothing but soup. Her liver was con-
gested and torpid, her nerves all un-
strung and her complexion just like a
dead persons. She grew worse in spite
of the doctors care and finally her
hands and feet began to swell.
"An advertisement in the papers led
me to have her try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and she began to
feel better almost Immediately upon
taking them. She grew better every
day When she had taken them two
weeks she had gained eight pounds, and
fourteen by the time she had taken five
boxes Her color has come back and
she looks like her old self. She has
gone to work again.
Il feel very grateful for what DR..
Williams Pink Pills have done for her,
for I am sure they saved her life
Anaemia is not the only disease which
succumbs to the potent influence of DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
They are an unfailing specific for such
diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, st. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache,
the after-effects of the grip, palpitation
of the heart, pale and sallow COM
plexions and all forms of weakness eth
er in male or female. They are sold
by all druggists, or direct from DR.. Will
liams' Medicine Co, Schenectady, N.
Y. Price, so cents per box; six boxes
$3.50.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Charles NJ Cooke. President
p C. Jones...........Vi Vice President
c. H Cooke Cashier
F. C. Atherton. Assistant Cashier
H. Waterhouse, f. w. Macfarlana.
E. D. Tenney, J. A McCandless ana
c. H. Atherton.
Commercial and Savings De-.
partmentS.
Strict attention gwen TO all
branches Of Banking.
Judd Building Fort StTees
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THE
sank of Hawaii
LIMITED.

under the Laws OF thu
Territory of Hawaii.
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SUGAR
Especial to the Advertiser.)

Washington D. c. JAM 23The consular reports received
the Department
One of these from Consul Henry W. Ddech Bremen dated
Dec Is reads follows:
Since reports this years the European
the growing
weather which created the fields retarded
the factories Besides found that brought
the factories rather understood 1t surprise
THE Sugar Statistics comprising all the
of countries reports following
Der estimates for 1908:
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
heIp or advice, is invited to cornmunf.
cate, either In person or by letter. With
ensign Nora NJ. UnderhiIl, matron a.
the Salvation Army Woman's IndUDs
trial Home, Young street, between Arr
tesian and McCully streets, nauk8
side, Honolulu eakP
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Hawaii Shinpo sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher OF Hawaii
Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper
puDnshed In the Territory of Hawaii.
c. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
z. SOGA, Editor.
editorial and Printing Of7ce-l08s
smith St, above King. p. o. Box So7.
Telephone Main 81.
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BISHOP &cO.. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED In 1853
Banking Department.

Transact business in all departments
of banking.
Collections carefully attended TO-
Exchange bought and sold.
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Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and
China.
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The Lusitana Society has decided to
out some time ago. A new hall is also
talked of to accommodate the increasing
membership.
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Collections carefully attended TO-
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters %
Credit issued on the Bar K Of California
and N. NJ Rothschild & Sons, London.
Correspondents: The Bank of CalifOr-
mia, Commercial Banking Co. OF sgd
ney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and
China.
Interest allowed on term deposits 80
the following rates per annum, viz:
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent
Three months, at per cent.
Six months, at 81 per cent.
Twelve months, at per cent
Trust Department.
Act as trustees under mortgages
Manage estates, real and personal
Collect rents and dividends.
valuable papers, wills, bonds. etc-s
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department.
Auditors Tor cOEpOTdliOiiS dAu VII
vate firms.
Books examined and reported On.
Statements of affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent e.
tates.
Office, 924 Bethel street. ~
Savings Department.
Deposits received and interest allow
ed at Az per cent per annum, In ae-
cordance with rules and regulations
copies of which may be obtained ON
application.
Insurance Department
Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFAs
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

the
buiish Cables
several
a OF
oders back on the side.
open &c up
corn dunchang dandc dunchaug
&c
prices
were -
l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
Miseellaneous Markets.

\
FEATHERSPrime white live geese In ANAL
skis, SIC and In large sks sc: prime gray Do.
10 In small and 4oc In large SKIS: old white 80
&c: se9s5c: Xxx :zG2sc: xxx lfeisc: xx1Sx
&c: tare ~ per cent small SKIS and iaxss:
chickena &c: ducks-white Uc: dark 3oc 3
steIamy wsedy. etc; less: lady slipper Sc: seIsca
apple 2ae: snake s-c: white snake worth l3Ae:
l nssss SSoa s ae q :0ss
Of EEs' sei Ea sleSssr wso, pe,. 75ceu .nr.r
ling ioasse: lamb at isa5sc: dry fallen. ate. is1
deer skin s Sc: black ,ssi &c: Southeast Tssss
@ sasSGps i sGss .. &c pea H.
psUSFLowER sEEDs-NomInal at u.Io pss 100
'U CASTOR BEANs-At g. IS per bu.: smaller iots
III LI :ss on SuoiaSle a. a.c per gal fus
raw and ssc for boiled: lie per gal less in car
sc e, q ~ 20 gain At sSS Ss e
q sssiuIERKRxgT-N;sa q per half bsL .,,,.
0e sumner sh,ts dc: yellow 4oc: saiaa &c:
ana ao s.sIae.eS 4. ssse % ess to 6 In CANA
CalifeInia higher: cosersSS lsc 1v..,. ,x~n.i
sias medium m, a, ,s Sc: Ia, Es.nula'sa s'
p1RsRSoSoA CORN - Receipts light: prices IN.
sasnis S on irR co@@on a SO to s.: fr =
IS TO So; CHOICE g, sss to S15- =, .a,sx. -. =.
u bSa , f 81 .. .,SE. -. D: e
Hsa7 per bu: backsys at si G sl az.
pink h At sse per len ienis ss siSse Viii.
Choice hand picked beams al ss04z-ss PSF bu-
o'ssT s.fsesc edssIa,Hf a, &c per 10,
EMPTY hS oil t til sss inn. sed
lsss ri and vaInsh Ise sugar lse Ssay 81
Do half bills sc vine aos G Iss. moa.,ss svc
I, sa sc, IL aoc OF Tor each broken head g for
ee Mo hep n;slnis mixed 1Helse sray
black miaed q Sxxx {, Z
Es ssfe:. inferior picked less: extra black &C.
EXGs. ETc.Psr ies Lbs: county res q ~ q
Us So Nqsses s,eached at SIS ton: other
kinds fTNTs ~ N stock per NJ: Red no
ri fo Tei SssoRSessinx on COB at secgs, gsr 10
iSs for pearl; MIXED at ssfs1ssj re a. iS iSs
and breakable Sc; stove DC burnt 60 .s z;ne e.
SIss. !, e 81 %; neasy, 50 erass W. '0pps'
g E55TSaaHNISezs ffnEsb Dsass, al
,a sRr % e sos al sed bleaohe
iEaiTc do. waste at lhTizS .s,sr snr eSoiee
is5s ss f Is bsas ZEE 1emlasi
MAPLE SUGAR AND sik ssf,ea nsr III =
sS g9sA 81 ssSEE BsDF t i :,
to So prime ciovet ,,n,. On orders for prsrpps
sI,ory srd ties 81 Is for wood and N<@s5y
III for bound sak nsEk ash sSis pcsF Sbis
sce o!so scs slack work sos
3Sc e-no2p poors do &c: mill-run apoie &c: No
3a ne: meal nc: shoop lime &c; 4h'op On
.eoorEnsrgEr1S, ess le ss 90 neat It's s.s 500
f NU zpSi. $50. beer kex ssais lard tea EI
Pps sccomi-run 1i5f-nch stock for apple bnis
&c: &c. do &c. lard ,cs 1cs; PORK o5ls u5scs
M hSn-ier half-bbl 8. cooled elm is-foop ~
a. 81 oak lard uesce. cooper shaved SiRosf.
pork poi- "a - - s.s.,Si
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
WHEAT SHOWS NERVOUSNESS
BUT RALLIES BEFORE CLOSE.
STEADY OPENING FOLLOWED
BY LIQUIDATION.
Early Covering in Corn Gives Way
to Seliing-Oats Independ-
emily Strong.

Chicago. Aug. 19-Wheat experienced a
nervous session to-day. and after big de-
cline on heavy liquidation the market rail-
lied and closed at about the top figure. Sept.
being up ss911c. Sept corn was a shade
higher. oats were up &c. but provisions
closed from SC to 15c lower.
WHEAT.
There was a fairly steady opening IN
wheat due TO reports of continued wet
weather in the United Kingdom. and Sept.
opened a shade lower to t7Eher at SO4i9
so:sc. Local longs showed a disposition early
In the day to buy back some of the wheat
they had sold out during the past few days,
and were encouraged in this by tie action
OF cash houses, which bought freely OF the
Sept. delivery. This demand resulted in a
better tone during the first half hour. when
Sept. sold up to s11sc, but later in the day
reports of good weather in the Northwest.
together with better yield than had been
prices declined rapidly: break of cents
in the price of the CASH commodity at Min
n Ieal heavy receipts at al primary aS
weakness and started a stampede to sell
by local longs which resulted in Sep. de-
the last half hour caused sharp rally. arsa
the close was near the top, with Sept. lsdisc
higher at SlAc. Dec closed at a gain OF sc
at S2Ac- Primary receipts were 1,2de. 900 bu,
against 1.C5O.4CO bu. a. year ago. Mime
apolis and. Duluth reported receipts of go
cars, which. with local receipts of rs cars
u Of contract grade-rlade total receipts for
the three points of 2sS cars. against 221 cars
last week. and 4e5 cars year ago.
CORN.
There was some covering in corn early in
the session on the firmness in wheat. and
with light offerings the market became
firmer. Later there was considerable selling
OF Sept. by cash houses against country
purchases. and that option sold off sharply.
but rallied again toward the close on the
upturn in wheat Trading on the whole was
rather quiet and largely local. The weekly
Government report was a bullish factor.
Sept. closed a shade higher at 5lHc. Dec.
closed s,aBc higher at sc. Local receipts
were 16l cars, with q Of contract grade.
OAT5
Oats were independently strong through
out the entire day. The principal influence
was the heavy buying of May by prom
inent commission house, which caused an
advance in all options. and the better prices
were well maintained. Sept. closed nc
higher at 34isc, after ranging between 35sc
and 34lsc. Dec. was up lsIasc at 36Ac. Lo-
cal receipts were 126 cars.
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B0ATMEN's BANK STOCK
IS THE STRONG FEATURE.
OTHER ISSUES ARE GENER-
ALLY LOWER.
Outside Interest, Is Not Maintained
and Small Traders Take
Profits.

There was reaction in local securities
yesterday. Values were generally on the
downturn in line with the break In New
York. st. Louis Transit opened easy at
s1s.25 and sold of to $ls. the net loss for
the day being 621ac share United Rail-
ways preferred opened at sSs.5O and dropped
to sSe. net loss of 81 a share. The per
cent bonds were fairly strong at ssO.25.
Commonwealth Trust at S2is and s24S and
Missouri Trust at $12 were lower. Boat
mems Bank was a strong spot on the up
turn from $227.5o to $3.50. the latter $ a
share above the last previous sale. Central
Coal and Coke had moderate support at
Sc. 12;s
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wan Street ees.ip.

Reported By the Commercial Advertiser through
rr,nc,s, Bro q Co.. IA North Fourth street:
For,isn-Thers was very little done In Ameri-
cans I'm London to-day. but they showed q reac-
siooary tendency. Generally lower. the arhitrage
houseS traded both sides Of the account IN this
market but were mcsttv sellers
Pine reaction in A c. p. WIS accom-
ucried By tnlk that Standard Oil interests were
seIinr pfof1ta The room traders. however. found
s6s1r ciiief clew in the fact that Lewisohn brok-
- were frea sellers OF stocks all around the
nm. ana they sold A. c. P. on the strength OF
x sIaVed change Of market position
Mr. HAMILTON the start Rock Island was
u6der procure. tHalsted Hodges sold 5000
shsres and John Dunno, . specialist. who is cred
ifed With eetsing orders from insiders, sold 5000
Tnes Wns, however. little evidence that inside
sfock yas sold to-day. but the traders thought
fhe pR1ca bad risen TOO rapidly.
gfsuaard on eenine-The bears derived much
he slsndafd on party had been seller. Of stocks
r.. Hockseelisr and Nr. Rogers had disposed of
9sdei9 shnres On tie rally. and were not ayerse
70 lowe praceA
Rsadne. N sympathy With the rest q The mar sa
f1srea NO tie purchase Of 5.ooe shares hy Vas
e0nSnn Bros. and buying by traders who sold II
a6ovo 81 yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Cash market-Received sol SKIS. and Is
cars local and % cars through: steady and firm
for soft winter: offerings small that local and
outside millers soon cleared up: hard winter
easier. hut In milling demand: It was stated that
large amount OF No. 2 red in W. side elev.
changed hands. but no particulars learned By
sample. del: No. red at Sic W. and s1as1hc
E side local and s16s1I4c E. side destination;
and osss &c side i Ssa and q NO.
at 766Tlic E side: no grade and rejected at
Turkey worth 7ssse 10. hard al ,s 50
and Turkey Is87sl.e: No; mixed az .7s,ie. :.
cars local and cars through: lower for MIXED
and steady for white: offerings small. but de
ioeai ana No sc q aessns
Nc At al IS s Ne s9 az and
4sisc local: No white at lac local and iasc des-
sH srshs wtf ct s ?sa local
: cars through Dull for mixed, offerings Of
q $: ss|4e W. sad asasss :as: .as ss q
ssss " e s. u no sss ~siss
sss sss ss Ne
FsI I1tSss of demand and nrm scarce Bid.
SPOT, SIC gIsmp. shipment. -. :. 80. -. =, ~
En:ss fancy ssass
Ssssf Sur 10y sT aiss F PATENTS asss
to SIS :, fer s, extra fancy: stEaishss as9s 80;
first hands. trk.. or at depot this side. Orders
higher.
RYE FLoUR-In q iobblns way at sos In
jute SKIS. ard 80 in wood for new. Mixed and
inferior less.
CoRNsEAL(ouotable I. Q. b. at 8, 60 for city
BRAN-Easier. but in demand at a moderate
decline for shipment East. Sales Of bran, basis
mixed feed in zoos at sc for hard and s3IS4c for
soft WINTER Mids In zoos at sic and fancy worth
sscs.i a. mili 0'an sens AZ "9''e ana sh'D' AZ
HAY-Receipts ss7 tons local and IS through;
choice s1e 50: No. s1o5oa1l so; No. ssale; No.
SsQ7. Ciover-No. / new g. 5ollo: No. 2 q. -:
side--Choice $50: No. $1,000: No. H6s:
STR sTRAWNWheat on trk $3.50. Rye Eas
LEAD AND sPELTER-L<ad sold at N.1o9
,l2H. Spelter S5.b065. IS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
WHEAT SHARPLY HIGHER
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN NEWS is GENERAL,
LY BEARISH.
Corn Is Extremely Dull, With No
Bullish Indication Except
the Strength of Wheat.

After a brisk early selling movement
there was sharp upward turn In the local
grain market. and the active options in
wheat closed strong and higher. Lower ca
bles caused considerable early liquidation.
though the effect of this was later offset
by reports of excessive rains In England.
Good harvesting weather and increased re-
ceipts at Northwestern points. as well as
here. led to heavy liquidation in the second
hour. Around noon the European war
scare was worked for all 1t was worth. and
the market had the additional impetus of
large exports. Traders who sold early
FASTENED to buy. and the tone of the mar
ket continued decidedly bullish until the
close.
Sept. wheat opened unchanged and sold
!s.sc. 5s.c 7sSe. 7sHc, gsc. IKE. 7ssc. 7s.sc.
7ss.e use. .s;sc. sc. sc. ~ ''9 '
Weather conditions were favorable for
corn, and there was not much Of an out
side demand for futures. The advance in
wheat sustained a very dull market. and
values were about steady at the close.
Sept. corn opened unchanged and sold at:
47Nc. <Tssc, 471ac. 47Sc. 47Ac, Essc, l71sc. ESc.
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis Se.W bu;.;
cars through. against 222.34 bu.. of which
s;4ss SKIS. and I'D. IA cars local and Il cars
Receipts of wheat at primary points -204. :
900 bu.. against 1,0sS.000 blu. in 19o2. and
Northwest received 20 cars against 1872
cars in 1902 Chicago received 2l210O bu.
and Kansas City 6l5. 500 blu. Clearances SS2,
900 bu
Receipts of corn at st. Louis $40 bu., of
which ga SKIS. and "a cars local and cars
through. against Is. 100 bu.. Of which Is cars
local and II cars through. in 1902
Receipts of corn at primary points 1850
bu, against 10000 bu. in 1902. and shipments
5000 bu.. against $1,000 bu. Chicago re-
ceived 266.OO bu.. and Kansas City 100 500
bu. Clearances 10000 blu.
Receipts of oats at St Louis 1.S00 bu., Of
which q cars local and g. cars through.
against $500 bu.. Of which 81 cars local and
s cars through, In 1902.
Receipts of oats at primary points 4S 90
bu., against 5000 bu. In 1892, and shipments
on b1r AGAINST gQ3 htr
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Is Broad Street.
New York, August 10, 1908.
First Consolidated Income Bonds
Second Consolidated Income Bonds
Registered Income Bonds
Mexican Central Railway Co., Limited:


to o
tuRe
by
!
Its
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n
sufficient
IN lie New
Of he must bondsto or
wtht Trust COM
Ger this otter IL. . . -, -. . -
the
FeeM RAILw COMPANY, Limited
LADENBURd THALMANN co.
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Dried Frlits.'

New York, Aug. 1.-THE market for evapo-
rated apples Il quiet and rather easier; under q
Light demand. with outside prices rarely obtained.
Common are quoted .. 49sAe. prime e sxgse:
prSnes are n sood jobbine demand and show nc
difions. ouotsflons range from SC 70 7c for eli
grades Apricots are hrm. New crop choice are
quoted at s0stc. old choice Ct S0eNc and fancy
and IN rule arm At 49, for choice and sSiosSc
for fancy.
Dry Goods.
New York Aug ls.-The factor Of MILL curtail-
meft 10 becoming to be more OF an influence in
the dry goods market, both upon buyers and
upon the attitude OF MANUFACTURER toward fur
Their business Buyers contend they win be
present prices but In many cases are not allow
Ing lines to lapse. The fear Of Overlapping the
bounds Of prudence II also restricting purchases
New York Aug. 1s.-sugars.Raw nrm: fair re-
fning 6-lsc: centrifugal IS test. 13-1sc: mo
iasses sugar 1-I6c: refined, firm; crushed 56oc;
powdesed s,o Fad Eranulafea &C Aolassss nrm;
Ne New orissns. Aug. 1s-susar dun: open kettle
centrifneal sNesAc: Centrifugal whites &c; vel,
lows 3NH4c: seconds 1Qsc- Aotasses-Centrifugal
on'i' s''s PetroleuA.
OH City. Pa, Aug. 1s,-Cfedit balances q. IS
Lima IS. 50e; average, sssh. Runs-Lima. 81. "a
average, 5A5lk IA
Turpentine ana Resin.
savannah. Ca, Aug. 1s.-Turpentine nrm ut &c
Ho:n aIT; p e RI 2 !; ri s. = q g
10; ". W. nh.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20

Green Hama Etc.-Car lots held T. o. b. z. sids
thus: Ham.-10-sv. az uIsc: l1s at lie: ils At
SIC: ,ss91ss and % q sc Skinned Hams.ls.
r;us at Skc: New York shoulders N08l3-av.l al
SIC. From the block. DEL: Hams n loo and bel
s,es nj 7lIfi1lc as In average. CALIFORNIA; at &c:
New York shoulders at SIC 49,.
Country Lard-Prtme In good pkga AZ 6
Grease-f3roWu &c. yellow 4<c. WhifD &c;
Quote packers stock nozninaity: Brown 50psc:
yellow "a 853sc: white IT 4l1c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
RANGE OF FUTURES.
RECEIPTs AND sHIPMENTs
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were without support and con-
tinued selling by longs forced erices to a
lower level. Trading was duiSthe entire
day. The close was weak, with Sept. pork
down 15c at 81. SOL. Sept lard was of TIC
1896
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
100 cars; corn. 14o cars: oats, 175 cars; hogs,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, Aug. 1a.-F1our-Receipts Ii. 40: ex-
ports 2. ss3 Steady. but dull Rye nour steady.
Corn meal steady. Barley dull. wheat-Receipts
ss.A5: exports 1.ssa. Spot firm: No. red Sc:
painsS &c nd Z aoa ao hard
Sc T. o.. b. ahoat. Options. opened steady; with
This continued pretty much ali DAY, Influenced BY
Ss WEAK Ensa cables sb
however. there was q sharp rally on covering and
Ssnee Msy eiesed se "a
g li-1sc, closed ssac; Dec, ss1s3sne. closed
s,esay No. Yellow sRs:
No. white Sc. Option market opened easy on
finally Failed on coverins and closed 1nesansed
s aIas Sec es;ss so.e sfP s ssssso
Receipt: IS Soo: exports 81 Spot dun; No &c:
~ White sais he sS White ne Hay
a Hep fsm eds sasc Paeic Goass 1901 isgiIc;
bellies sV12c, Lard quiet. Refined easy; conti-
so. .s ssk esssoa . s s e da HE sSs
ss ssPn as s r. sses e sa rsS %
ss.sass sss; g Ss.ss s. g Ea,s:
lss.. s7.sssSzss: shcr. RIBS side. aooses .1S
SIS. sIa:: ssSz basis s' ei
. .
5oc. Oats steady: new No. 3 white s4Ha35isc:
new No. Z white a3izG3aHc. Whisky. on the basis
Of 81. "a for finished goods.
Kansas CITY Aug. 1s;.Mheat-sept 7oAe: Dec.
No. ss97ec; rejected ssassc: No. . red 75ilf7ec:
No. 3 n97l1ic. Corn--Sept AS64iio: Dec. Aisc:
Ailc. oat.-No. white s7Gsse: No. mixed
81: Choice prairie $50 Vashy
bu.: corn g. 800: oats 5000. shipments-Wheat
Duluth. Aug. l9.-Wheat in store: No. 1 hard
ssEc: No. Northern sskc: No. Northern ssIc:
liverpool Aug. 1s.-wheat.-.spot arm: No. .
red Western winter new Sc ID: No Northern
spring 6 Sd: No. California s. 100: futures
steady: Sept. Is SD: OCT. IS SD: Dec. IS SID
Corn-Spot American mixed steady q ND. IN
tpIss quiet: Sept: g SD; Oct; 9 skd;
e1n &c: No. 2 Northern soc; new Sept size bid
Rye steady: Nc; sc; Barley steady: No. . $50
Minneapolis Aug, lsTwhes..sept s7xgssnc:
EN- sS1tc; No. Northern Mne: No Northern
N6soc. Four-Firsts q. O6A:s0: second patents
$40. Bran In bulk $ll156n