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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-11


FEATHERSPrtme white live geese ia su,a0
SKIS sc and I'm large SKIS SIC. prime gray d.
&c in small and 4oc in large sks.: old white 40
g.: X so9ssc. Xxx c6esc: Xxx 14alsc: KICK
g sia. W is. se I'd DARK fad ..s
RooTs-ouete. per h.: Ginseng At s404se-
NIX ssdss 81. sifs siR1se Fl Hse
sR2,s ass snake &c shite snaL: :or,h ze
ire. slsc: blood nc: bIueiag &c: sasssirss-baSk
Les iaazsc lamb at isasse dry i f.iien. eie. -
DEER SKINS. Erc.-9nos.. per n: Prime
der ,sns IS s;. black al &c: scr,ns.ss TF.s
Observation-Disclosures at. &c per h. for
81 FLOWER sEEDs-NomInai At S.Io pr -
AsToF a, s54 rs :. N ~ Per eu: smaller lots
n.NsEER I. :. s oe. e. 1 4 for
tAsToR onaLe.. q 20 gals. a, $40 p. n:
per r. E R9.f ouo,. In ,,bbipr way
g. pei chars: s0 sr hsi
sofToS.sEEp orIsw 1.,,o, rs,s. .ssi s.l;s.
IoNEl.pgii; ssWe at t lcs to 11s: =, :sr.,nsa
California higher: Colorado &c
HoPSNs1 York a; Sa:7c: Western ses;s
SILT siSs medium hi at IS: Sc 1t, Essnu.ied 50
ss eoRa III s a,a' price.
chans.d nominal quote d. r,ns, G s.; e. en- =
IS sr g e. p fssse # p a. eo
'q hEs sssF k s!eSs from store. Dried
sa e s Rsa snf <
Ssx xG Witt, sdsss sc ,
0e Kar + S coRN-White az e per 80 iss
iisss I'll and rarnl:h ~ sugar IS; Ealssg Is
R Fafa &c. a e m on Cor each broken head &c
et Mos So mixed i..alxs: sr.y; brown and.
sGsisc: inferior picked less: extra black C.
Sc RAGE od EgeI e Mania mi 8; s: se
'O SoSEschoice blesehed at SIS per tom other
PEANUTs-Esrmers' stock per ib-: Red 10
POP eokS.ssIiiss on COB a. ,eeSs, z, gsr :. 10
lbs seR fas Pef Hon . AND 5 METAI@Per 10 Ds
Wrought iron Sc heavy east .oe malieaDle st..
sIs.. 5: heavy brass .: copper 50; zinc 9; lead
ai So ppSSsIste., sales of Texas in car lots
were at &C for small and nc for good AVERAGE
~ scsGH dHS SEED, ouotable at &c per
81. DRIED i1T tar 70 te so beaehe Al
do taste al l1gt 1 s esaIes
MAPLE SCGAR AND Nd, SIR ~ s,5secc NJ ri
GRASS SEEDS-For prime new timothy. seyc<>
del 50 3 per 100 lbs. was bid Otherwise. ouctA-f
lions were nominal
COoPERAGE,Me quote en- orders for !, pr ,g,s%
sTis for iron bound. oak FORK bSls- H.0e for
wood bound. 81 fer irou-tound: ash pork bblss
NJ. oleo tcy 81 y: slack work bbls.-4-hoop -four
&c: s-hccp do. &c. round hoop do sc: 8-hoop
do. sc: meal sic: s-hoop lime &c: fhoop de-,
cetien.eod iour h5L s: DO meal sei: ST.
pork bbl. SIS. Heading. per set-No. noaf
SIC: No. do. sc: lard &c: pork b6is. felzc
shaved hoops-F1our Dbl S5.58 for cooper. - {
$50: OAK lard fierce. cooper shaved Ne011s
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sssF a; a 5 s al as.e i0s psses At 81
charge higher ~ orders
Bacon-Boxed : meats in lobeiag way
ranssd; breakfast bacon a: from ize for h ,
CaIifofnias az sI.g9c New York shoulders at SIC
Plain smoked bSd. lots in a jo5binz way ranged
9, ne: standard backs at ss.c. Dealers charge
Green Hams Ete.-car lots held T. o. b. e side
thus: Hams-ls-av. a; llh.c: L. az ilt.c: 14s az
'c ss rs and 2as at s SKINNED q. H.m m;
ca,Ifornies at SIC. y. Y. shoulders 70 to l,-as.
s-.c. from the BLOCK. del: Ham. at SIC 20
TaIlow-Counfry at &c FOR current receipts OF
No !. snail snail gSSa a age ots you'd PROF.
erss prime to Choice he'd at t'.c to &c.
Observation-Disclosures! at .izc.
coussIy LaEd.r Time in good Pkgs a; Sc ALL
Quote PACKERS stock nominaliy: Brown 3.s8sIsc:
yellow 2Isass.c: white at is.c-
large 75csfs1 fo- medium and DC for small
Beef-On orders: Ebld-Plate. roll and Fulton
sets HE: inside nc: knuckIes i4c: outsides lie.
TONGUES Ifsc per ID.
xsaIa =, e foE hesvy to 6 for fancy
ssss al Iisa.e: spring lambs at sst,ss per 10.
roster. e. spring chiekens. sveias. ree.,ps;
&c. c Ser d M ass. ies.s
1--we pigeons and SQUADS. per doz. 81
ehe lssa e I ,d H.s; i
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
GaG,e-6uis,: an game should be carefully ICED
Tfssh Fi;hGouo..: Black bass q, lie: Graph.
spoonbiii cat &c: buiiheaes-dresssd SIC and
gross &c: bunalo-Eross &c: dressed f,Ic: German
arr, dressed &c: gross nc: sunhsh &c: white
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SECURITIES ARE DULL
WITH LOWER TRENDENcY.
UNITED RAILWAYS. FOURS
MOST ACTIVE.
Outside Interest Is Extremei,
Light and Trading Is Mainly
by the Professionals.

Yesterday was one of the dullest days
OF the year In the market for local securi-
ties. There was practically no outside in
tersst and TIE little professional trading
showed a tendency toward lower values.
Transit was wanted at 81. but held at
sli31is. The demand was very light.
United Railways preferred opened at si.7o
and eassd off to 50. the net loss for the
day being 37I-c a share. The 4-per-cent
bonds were well taken early at 50. but later
sold at si9Si..
Commonwealth sharply lower at $50, was
the only active issue in the trust-company
Srocp. Fourth National was ofrered DOWN
10 Sss4 with no takers at that rigure. Con-
trail Coal and Coke had some support at
$6s but was offered at that at the close.
YESTERDAYS SESSrnC
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Aug. I0.-F.our-Recespts . SIS: e1-
eG far to god a5sef to s ns ssss
alss. cornTeaI STEADY; yellos Western s.I2;
s1s stern ss 9[ss sosi say ssssasy NJ
{: New York. Barley steady: feeding ssc c / Z
Mhsa,0ksseip;s sss.s exports ssssl; ssiss 3 s,s
go futures: spot nrm: No. 2 Ied sss.c T. .. o.
Duluth azc T. G. b. ahoat: No. hard Manitob.
ss,se f. O. b. aroat- Most Of the SESSION was
prospects, for bull bulish crop report Higher
os The eop h ss su
prices In the last hour. however. realizing
ioweE ys Nay Pts s.assc a Closed sf sse: Sept is
IS LIS. c.osed s1c Dec. s.54 freei.c closed sic
500 s fa.ar. ' sps dull ss NS Sc .eyste
and SIC (. O. b. aic-t: No. yellow sac; No 2
Al day and BARELY steady without much Chang s.
The close was i.sfi4c net lower. Sept. 5si-gAc
asse c sse s.pssss ~ rs e. spoa @
No; 3stsc: standard white lie: No. 3sc: No Z
s. IA; bay sall aoGs an Beef s.sady fanis
! Sasln sa.- ,. Es:s is4s H.@
sats eess s nii ns SIG ii9g steady
Chicago; Aug ,,s,ss -four vas arm whea.
1aagae. c9m.No; sliss; No: yellow 5,kc
sh5ies mailing Saz;s sesds-No saI ss..e 60
IL I ss9s5as. sas
pork. per Dbl. sl3 :OSi3.a5: lard per 100 lbs.
s.s! :Id:s .54s5 ;s-1:sas5 WHISKY. ba. as0 q
ysTgSs AM Aug 4 N So No North
Eu,afss quiet saisI: SEPT. :. ss.d: OF s I'D; Pss-
G saef ! Sept os .1e !. aa
n Kansas .s,s. city; Nc Aug; lo-Whsat-seps; &c:
sse No ssaiss reieeted ssas7e: 40 No. re; 4sa
.9G.sc: No ad.sc- Corn-Sept lsHGtsl.c:
s sff sass No. !sed 's sh,t No ia
&c; No 81, mixed sllse Rye.No. 2 sc Hay
5000: corn 20 o cat. LOO iSss Ship
ser!ss1a IS SeEths!n sssr new N Sept.
~ ssasd Bye ,a firm: i SS SIC Barley firm;
Minneapolis. Aug. ie.-Wheat~sep.. size: Dec.
g. s %a 'Is s No hard sss No No:heEn
S.asss + s, f. patents sa. second
Duluth Duluth. Meh, AqF l9.Mhe,tSIn store and
Northern se: Sept s7.c So oass i, s sf:
s5 PsGEis d o. AHs .,.1 1scs 90 s "s,.s
No white 'iise rS Whi; Vi,, ILL.,
New York. Aug. Ia.-The visible supply Of
grain Saturday, Aug. 9. complied BY Tie New
nors eerease b corn as f9!oSs Wheat
crease s55.oo hu: oats 1900 bu decrease rs
F1axseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago Aug. 1e-Flaxs.ed was inacttve for
Sept al 4I5c: for Oct CSC was bid: cash No /
Northwestern ?slzc bid: No. sil.c bid
Produce.
Buttesa2uota,ions; G.samery1Extra 1so1s,sc:
poor to fair f3alsc: grease 4d5c: iadIe-packei
extra fsc: frsts isc: country-packed stock lie
Door to fair saloc.
Eggs-current receipts 1skd1H.c Receipts
1.5s5 pkss. local and 800 through: shipments $50
eheese-Northern On orders: Twins Ike:
singles flt7c, daIses iftie: Y. A. 1ec: lonRhorrls
1.Se: LnbqrgeI lo9lo,1c: inferior 3isa4c; Swiss
PAcKiNG-HoUsE PRICES
Swift & Co. National Stock Yards. will pay to-
day for produce delivered at East Sc. Louis or
ST; Louis. the following prices:
EGGS. case count
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GRAIN FUTURES EASY
ON MODERATE TRADING.
PROFESSIONALS ALONE ARE
ACTIVE.
Apprehension of Bearish Gov.
eminent Report Checks Spec
ulativc Activity.

Lack Of speculative interest destroyed the
efficiency of bulish news yesterday.
Though other markets were generally on
the upturn ST. Louis professionals seemed
to prefer the selling side and future prices
sagged under steady pressure. Despite the
fact that early cables were strong and that
cold weather was reported in the North
west, traders did not see anything builish
in the local situation. as receipts were fair
ly large and stocks in store were on the
increase. The spring wheat situation did
not cut much figure here.
The visible supply OF wheat the past week
decreased 315.Uo bu. against a decrease OF
$500 bu. in l30, 81. Louis stocks increased
$1,000 bu. and Chicago increased 10000 bu.
Total visible supply. B.cso.te bu. against
in le0o
Wheat on ocean passage afloat for Eu-
bu.. against "a. 5000 bu. in iso.. Increase,
1.2NJ.t60 bu.
Worlds shipments of wheat to Europe the
rast week reported at s.ifs:o O bu. against
I.sfi.CC9 bu. week ago and S,cq0 bu. in
1902
Sept whea. opened 1-Isc up and sold at:
sos.s @i.s Sc s''ss s'.s si g. soss Els
After an early furry on buIlish crop re-
ports. corn sold OH In line with wheat Re-
mainly Professional. Anticipations of a
tearish Government report caused break
at the close.
The visible supply of corn the past week
decreased 1850 900 bu., against decrease of
creased 700 bu.. and Chicago decreased
R5.0Q0 bu. Total visible supply 6.sz go tu.,
against 600 bu. week ago and 6-156.o00
bu. in 1902
Corn on ocean passage afoat for Europe
the past week estimated at 1S5O 900 bu-.
against 1s,H5.OO bu. week ago. Increase
1900 tu.
Worlds shipments of corn to Europe the
past week reported at 4, 900 bu.. against
5.2sioO0 bu- a week ago and 355LOCe bu. in
1902
Sept. com opened 1-Isc of and sold At:
<el.c. fss6ls,.c ls,sG4s,sc. sc. sic
Receipts of wheat at St Louis s.o4z bu-,
of which 3.s41 SKIS. q IA cars local and
. cars through again. ,35 bu.. OF which
through in 1909.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points. 1J,-
go bu.. agains; L133 600 BIZ. in 1907, and ship
ments 2i.9GJ bu.. against i5o.b0 bu. North
west received ls5 cars, against III cars In
1907 Chicago received E9.A5 bu- and kan
sas City 10se bu. C1earances. ~. ooe bu.
of which 81 cars local and cars through
against a1.5O bu.. of which Il cars local
and s cars through. tn 1Gc
Receipts Of corn at primary points. 10000
bu-. asains: 1900 bu. in 1900. and ship
ments. SIs99 bg against lago hu Chi
Il 500 bu- C1earances. 5000 bu-
Receipts of oats at st. Louis. G,750 bu.,
of which 30 cars local and Is cars through.
against $3.50 bu.. of which 6S cars local and
cars through. in 1902.
Receipts OF oats at primary points. $1,000
ments 5Ss.0D hu.. against 36s.tOo blu. Clear
ances y go bu
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wHEAT-cash market-Received s.s4l sk. and
sS demand and NO.: .s.s os 60 sns ss'
red TO go to elevator, local milling requirements
light and fair Hard winter Int taken BY
ssssd; Va s,s red as sessesc' tds and lcsa.
side: 10 at ssaS!e: re,ee;ed at isg:tsss: no nc
t ssa e 80 e ~! s q s.ss.d y from
coRN@cs.h maises-Receired 81 car, local and
sais through Dull and lower. Demand e.-
elevator In the pit sssusr No. va. ore os,... (.
al .sl.e and gn.,Id: BY ample delivered; No. !:
White at , ssd AZ. Nd a. at ss'. e seT:sT
no S5ade at H. ,aat5c snap at sIc Sacked white
oATSCash market-Receiv.d 50 car, local and
sS ssrs y.t 1hrqns e STEADY to srons.r the de-
local to feeders and sier.ior Buyer. By sampis
ds!.ve,ed: No At s7,is and choice At &c ".
sac !. aias.4e W as 70 ana wife IL =; Sd Ns
for gooE to choice W. side: No. white at 5sa
RyE-s,rosE; az =, little was offered. New No. ,
.po, Or to arrive. prompt shipment. New crop
:;rslgsts s. 5saass extra fancy ssasS: Gears
3ul 10Y IN u.s. Pa. ,n..' g e.
q 5 tor extra fancy: straight. s. sSass: Clears
i or at ssPs s :d for S Ss.
RYE FLOUR-In a iobbins way at 005 in
tute SKIS and SD in wood for new. Mixed and
inferior less.
CORNMEAL-ouotabIe { O. b. At s1so for city
meal. $50 for pearl meal. Grfts and horn!ny
MILL FEED-Flrm and steady demand. sales
3. trk basis at &c In bulk: DC In large and
feed and s21ic for m.ds in loOs. On ". side bran
In 100s at Iic and mids At Sic. At mill bran sell,
at 75d7sc and ships at Sc
HAY.-Receipts 30 tons local and 70 through:
choice SIS: No. si3aiS: No. ssa1i. 90: No. J 3
az new choice 81; Nc. ! slo: sodri: No. ssa
Id: SI0Gic for new. and old No. not wanted:
'lovef mixed. new Ssd1o and demand for old
except where strictly choice. Prairie ". Side
Gnoiee 80: No s96a.5o: No. s3as: alfalfa
"sTRAw-whea, on ,rk. s. seas: rye .as.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead sold at 81 GU
Spe.ter at So.t5.
wHISKY-Stead- n -
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HEIFERS.
YEARLINGs AND HERETO

T.. so. I'D l.. W. .s3.V
SOUTHERN CATTLt;-Tne quarantine supply
started out to- the week with a very good foun-
and 1855 head Last Monday 2-S cars and 1.S5e
head were recorded agasnsS az cars and s,ss head
the previous week The representation Of steers
ard the stock WIS very good. constituting the
big end OF the supply. As a rule they averaged
pretty good in flesh and were mostly OF medium
10 good grades The trade closing il very bad
shape last week and with big runs to-day. and
the other cenie-s reporting lower markets. it
created es dull and draggy market was
had for some time. and values on steers declined
iJ6II5- which was shown more plainly on COM
rnoner kinds the heavy and good feshy grades
showing the Least Cows were steady TO weak
during the day and at the close were l0c lower
The calf trade well supplied. while the te-
uand wa. firm and values ruled strong.
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offered. There were but few who had received
bids and tfose that had reported them lower
The indication. pointed very strongly to a weak
very lightly on their kinds and displayed very
little competition.
The good TO better grades OF cows and heifers
being so few in number brought steady prices
while medium cows and fair TO medium heifers
declined inr and Gamers sold yerv uneyeniy
at steady 10 loo lower. Not much change was
shown ir. bulls while the calf trade ruled fully
steady.
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Chicago Stock Market.
~ NV q Waller l. co -ra
New York Curb Market.

REPC Bile SPECfAIA
New York Aug 1e-rtadinx on the curb was
extremely dull to-day. and although strength was
exhibited IN spots, the general tone of the marker
was heavy In the early dealings prices we-n
general market but after the FIRST hour there was
in decided irreguiarity. Total sales were 5000
shares.
previous close. and increased its gain 10 nearly
per cert but later lost part Of this and closed
with a gain Of per cent 1t sold from Sc uo Ia
So. then went back to s.. closing at ssl. on
safes Of $500 shares Greene Copper sold from
49, up to 16S. then back TO 49, for LOCO shares
One hundred and fifty shares Of Tennessee Cop
per sold from Is up to gh. Standard OIL sold
from $50 down to SIS. making q loss of . per cent
over the previous close for IS shares; 1900 Salt
bonds sold at ~: an shares OF Seaboard common
sold at ISL and ss.. and the preferred sold from
"A down 10 S5ik
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sf-NuL Of Z = 4 Z KES-
Opening. Highest. Lowest. ClosiuK
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMEN-
PROVISIONS.

Although trading in provisions was quiet.
prices ruled Arm. due to better tone In the
long situation Locals were the best buy
ers. The close was firm, with Sept pork l0c
higher at I:.i2lz. Sept. lard was up &C. at
sS.yli,. while ribs were 5Tiac higher. at
1871.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
2e0 cars; corn. 80 cars. oats. 345 cars: hogs,
1865 head
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LARGE BANKING INTERESTS
BOLSTER THE STOCK MARKET
MANAGE TO CHECK DOWN;
I WARD PLUNGE IN STREET.
Reaction Carries Prices Up Fairly.
but Close Finds Traders Still
RashaS Nervous.

New York. Aug 1o-Measures were
adopted in wall street to-day similar to
those Of last Thursday. when the de-
moralizing break in stocks was checked by
the opportune protective measures Of large
banking interests and market manage
men:s for various stock There was a sirni-
lar hurrying back to the financial district
By prominent men In the financial world to
repair the damage By Saturdays violent
break in prices The downward plunge OF
prices was checked for the time. but there
was no such sustained tendency to recover ,,ss
sentiment regarding the market continued
feyerish and unsettled throughout the Gay:
Inc early dealings gave clear indication OF
Ia large part played by professional op-
lions on tho short side in causing Sat
6ay.s slump In the market When II be-
came clear this morning that effective
the start there was something Of scram-
BILE amongst the shorts to cover their
outstanding commitments. which caused a
notably urgent for Canadian Pacific. and
that stock loaned at. ,premfuEn for fore
ing the shorts to cover completely.
DEMAND FROM SHORTS.
Tho stock, tafter being rushed up points.
eassd OF. The demand from shorts were
very conspicuous also in Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific and Metropolitan Street
Dnt will he remembered,
E.a.N ~ TasI.s,v reidad NV the bears on
C.,,.s 49, ~ ,ear that the Saturday
SS,.,s,r "a ,,,co1arAa v,eak. spots again
ss,cR E rHM 1orce snspensions was allayed
~. .ie 81. Acknowledgement NJ the end of the
81, hour ar fraifnf mat an stock sheets
ga ros.a6 Yhro1Irh HE clearing house
.raa e.,,I;.,s sSu,;n,st ered,fo. the bears by
~ ~ ,-aps 6,,t-v VI ssr,cex had the effect
.S1rrnES.t snhduinS sSefYrardor for at
~ Tha ,r,rsefs "a NM free from points
~ E..tne ne hna,sTrr GSnd iio,iidatioi, was
f~ersWed from time to time In different
rarts of the list - - -
Thi. vaa notably. the case in Missouri
pscitic snfi, ifs Weakness and that of Atch-
lem had a 'svmpathettc eject in dragging
the Whole list backwards TO below last
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Ito Issue the new stock authorized months ago
nor denied IN weil-inforned circles but the
street saw IN the possibility of I; virtual dec
laratic. OF beartstIness on the part of Standard
OF interests. The short interest Increased some
what during the forenoon. but IL was ready to
the slightest indication of a change in
the situation
new low record on what was called beiated
liquidation by Western Spectator. Morgan
brokers bought both the common and the ore
ferred. II was stated that Pittsburg- liquidation
had ceased. and that lower prices did not seem
SO likely now IN view OF this fact
Missouri Psciae-one Of the leaders of the
early reaction WAS Missouri Pacific, which made
a new low figure for the year. The selling came
from scattering commission houses and traders.
The stock declined so easily because INSIDE sup
pert was Withdrawn II rallied On short covering.
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St. Louis Future Prices.
Stocks Of Graf, in store.


Dry nint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
as lbs and overl ut 15c. do. tdo) fallen At 13Hc:
ali stock under 10 lbs. a Ike: native and Ar
selection-No- At l4c. No. at lie: dry-salted at
1fdlI,4c: rreen-sated at 1..c: Ereen-salted on
or rncured &c per ID less. part cured lic Ieas:
cuIls &C. Horse hides-Green No. at SIS. No. :
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New York stock ouot.,ion..

St Louis Aug. 1.-THE following shows the
opening, highest: lowest ana closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis Br.
& Co. bonds and stocks, IA North Fourth street
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Pork-New standard mess in q jcbbtne way
closed nominafly At 81. HL.
Lard-Choice steam on e side closed ncminaIly
at ,.1sc; kettIe-rendered 7xe9c.
D.. g. Neats-To arrive. loose cured cribs
nominal, closing fs-ay. at 7G3ic snd so-av.
q 7.GI1c c. Z L Bid in joboing way
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-11
wall street Gossip.

Rspofted b. Kfancis. Bro. Z o.. No. ~ North
Fourth street.:
w1s sse trading IN Americans. Prices showed =
riainx tendencf.s largely due to buying ordcrs
frnm NeV York In this rnzriet arottrage houses
6eS,1Af freely taking fully 20. oep shares Of the
esnerSi Hst. They sold some Canadian Pacific on
tie rfse-
Csnadisn Fsc4nc-The cary feature was Gina
Ain Fsar56e N was said that prominent room
4adsfs Tas abert 5000 shares and was nrdiny
great disacri,y In. borrowing the stocks As BE
II M3dayctEe room believed the -Snos; Hold
W9B Of fsRl,adfsu Pacific were afraid TO loan u.
Xand Il eouInandesi AT one time premium Of =
w. yer CENT there was some talk OF come
nut he GSfsee herd that the pool had been no.
k:ssa ~ hanxe.s fnaf IL q corner were enEineerc1
Canadian Rac1dc. would be thrown out OF ioens
1cadon cold moderately on tho sise
St Paui-The RECENT weakness OF s. Paul was
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New York. Aux io.-Rar silver s7gc Der or a.
London. steady. e5-sd per oz - w. -
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Aug i0-Ava;lahle Zach h.I.r.>-
&22o. Al. ssS: gold. S1Si &C.. 81
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LIVE STOCK MARkET.


NATIVE CATTLE-Bees s,eers-Tbe ,,.,r.
cattle market opened the week on a very dull.
around $500 head. and was fully four times as
large as last Mondays supply. and OF the same
trade was IN very mean shape, aithoueh The
early supply was light. but the bulk OF tSe cat az
tie were not due to arrive until Later ana a,
Chicago had heavy run and reported slow 10
lower, the same conditions prevailed here Ti,s
steers. though during the early hours tsere wer.
not many Of them yarded. Most OF the ARRIVAL
that prevailed sellers were up against II. and
there were but few bids during the forenoon. "--e
The receipts fell short Of about 10 car. hrt
the supply received under the mean tone Of the
market, va. more than ample The supply en-
steers, although some thinner kinds were fnciuS
ed. Price. in practically all cases showed a de-
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Bar silver.

C1earfngs were large for the season and .h.-.
continued good demand for call and ~
loans. with rates steady between and per
cent.