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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
Market By TELEGRAPH.

New York. June s.-Flour-Receipts E.f
ssssdy. rs nes5 que; c259asai ss:sd ay
Ia Sa ~ ~. :pG 9sd e; si!i.. NJ {. :. S b. a ns5aiaA Ne s'S i
Nor.h..n Dalaih nc, Z. Oh. anal: 80, j
s hala A oReSiSs e 90 rain Ii in .; the s' s SSaERs aA and
buIlish French cables. but for The rest Of the
mi. was impeiied b. a beafish Kan.a. state
s5sspss.; g 5 Il. iP S.:I ssJjS Fan si, IL SR RS.
closed &c; ssgs sfsSs. 5-iss closed = 5
noniaai sles,,or and 3: f. @ b snoss; Nc ;
ysi.9G suii IA su S say AND Shl Ni.S sse t eGsiGa eia.ins
" net lower: July closed S+Se: sept, 1.a
:: Ihs ssat7e; natural Sniss. his; .
quiet Wool STEADY. Coal nominal. Beef
s,sasy. GS, z , stsasy- Lard c sas{; Ms, &
South America 10 compound s..sS.,e- P9rs
NNi.e;, 5a!s 5sss;sss sg, %,se5esS Is. .s
rs rs . N s.F : sssaS Is ) e aes steady az; Ma Ma "A. ass
4F.c: July x.ef:c: sept sT.e1te: cash g;
die 10. mixed sHSsc. Hay nrm: eSoice
so' ! a. sR sdlipa Sh0'Sf tss.s .sss: corn E kteo
cats ..aa. shipments-wheat N.Es: corn 10:
Chiease:. June Cast saosation. were as
follows: Flour was steady Wheat-No. . spring
s5ds.c: No $3.50: No. 2 rcd s:e4aLoS. Corn
No . So afsirc: No , yellow 5oaa1i-c. Oats
No 2 trsc; No; : white xI,slt+c Rye-No. :
mating SdSe seeds.PIime timothy ES:
clover. contract grade, Sia.A Prorisions-Mess
pork per Dbl, S.e5gl2-i.; lard: per 10 lbs.
IS aeASsSc: short rbs sides loose. N-15Gs,
short clear sides. bxd. S5SG7. Whisky. basis
of hiEhwinrs. Nl
I~Ayerpool: June a-whest-spct easy: No. /
Csiifornl. 6 ialsd. Futures quiet: july s. sgd:
sept S. sd Corn Spot steady: American
mixed new is 81: American mixed Old a. SD.
Futures Quiet: July =. fisd: sept Is Cd
No. Z &c Whisky on the basis CT rs for
MiIwaukse. June Wheat steady: No. 1
old July site bid Rye steady: No. / &c.
&c lower: No. . fsdsac: July H1.e bid.
Duluth, june a.-Wheat-To arrty.. M I
$5I1c; No. : Northern ss,zc: on trk.:
No. Northern s5i.q2sc: No. : Northern s5IE
SIC: July s4isc. sept HLc. oats-on trk. ani
to arrive ne.
Minneapolis. June s.-whea;-JuIy aaE.Jsszc:
Sept. s1.c. on trk: No. 1 hart Sc. Nc. j
sc: No. Northern sc. Fiour-Firs
PATENTS second patents g lela 81:
hrst clears %: second clears s. y. Bar. in
bulk SIS: shorts SIS
Toledo. June s-CIoyerseed closed. Cash
AS: Oct s. - bid: prime Alsike S. .: Aur.
s %: prime timothy S,s; Sept S.fTls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10

GRASS ~SEEDS-QEcte current receipts Of
Is; Tsdtop 70 IS. Huns.Hsa sig to NO.
mile; AZ ;lsLS Orders are eharxsd higher.
ba'. t Msi.e Pea beam. At -@afs ron esf s.R nd
picked al s-S: Scotch peas SO: split peas
ieatiis assss rss tian.y Sc. caIifo1ais pink
4i4c. White beans in car lots On E. trk, held
a aep SIS ss,5 Sss 90 Sold s'F choice hand-pieked. bat
STOCK PEAS-whipporwiu held at 3lssae
srNELoWER sEEDLorose Hs peg le Ms.
DRIED hrRREfrs-apppse.: s sun edre quarters
St1as,.e; eSapsrs,sd al &c % &c: ceres and peel
,FEATHERs-Prme whit. tre s.-se in small
:esas; 8 ssss N s ] SxS 60 l. ss.;
6 "a faIs.. psct1whi.s &c; DARK &c. Tarz.T
tn g: ring s; points :; .iss and tail
my. xeedy. etc. less: issy slipper s.: .eseca
Ma T:y s sPsI. &c: so,ssn al sisse: s,.s. ae:
y =: sI9sa g: slas aas &C: ssssfrasIsask
ss saEsP F. Z @Fq, 5 D;os Sess,;
raw and SOC Tor boiled: &c per ssi. less in car
ooTToN-sEED oI-wInter white &c VET
&: ~soekisS9ysiow se: witt. &c 54s.
2 CoRS-ioe lbs on cob. white: Rice SIG
1.l1-l- mixed at
SCRAP IRON AND M~ErAI-Per 100 ies j:
wrought iron -; heavy cast 80; maileshie
e heavy brass 50; copper g: cinc s.: lssa
"a. pewter III
SALT side medium at 81: GRADUATED Sc
per hbl: Sc more per bbi. this side
EMPTY oil. turpenfine ART
ed sssii'n Iish a and INNS, 1asaIsh &c a sl.ss 81 Sc ss :u i.sr
Is: whisky Sc: DO half bills. sc: wine 81:
sauerkrsut 5sd+oc: pickle tsd5ac: four &c. mo
Iasses az lard tres &c: =. on for each broken
head; 1Lc earh hoop MISSING.
RAGS ETE-Per ig lbs: Country RAGS at
ac- Old ropz-So. I manila at 81 Ne. sc
de. Rubber al Iu5-y.
PEANrE-FsIners stock, FER II. FED ~
&c. white at 7;-d2isc-
cHEsTNUTs-I,alisn at SC per H.: Virginia
PD-ANSvssterp AZ s- Texas 81 -.
MAPLE sUGAR-9vcsp at &c to fc per Ii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on orders for PROMPT
dsiiyery- Lard ties H.S for wooibound. IN
d1-b FOR S-hoop irou-bound- E-5 for Sfooo
%: oak pork b6is- u-0 fer wood and SID
f- iron-houRd: oieo tics $40 for t-noop.
krsut bbls. 81. do. half bb's- ac. do. kegs Co.
do. casks g.G: siack-vork bbis-sbo0p eoc-
&c. s-hoop do. sc. rouni-hoop 90. H.: s-heop
sugar sc. s-hoop do &c: niii--un apple &c.
No ? do DC; meal 5ic: s-hoop lime &c. &
hoop do. 1-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
WHEAT HARVESTING HAS
WEAKENING INFLUENCE.
CROP PROSPECTS BRING
OUT SELLING ORDERS.
July Drops lie to 3-Sc: Corn De,
clines 1-Sc: Oats OF a Shade
Provisions Lower.

Chicago. June e.-SpreaGinG of harvest
ing operations had a weakening influence
on the wheat market to-day. In July
wheat there was a net loss Of ;.a7sc.
Corn is of Is Oats are down a shade.
Provisions are .I,c lower to Iec higher.
WHEAT.
For the first half hour the wheat mar
ket showed considerable frmness. due 10
wet weather in sections OF the Southwest
where harvesting Is in progress. Firmness
OF foreign markets. especially at Paris.
helped to creatc buIiish sentiment at the
start Opening saies were ~ m adr+nce
Of a shade 10 &c. at SIC to S1gS7isc. The
price soon rose To s1-<c-
Part Of the carly demand was due 10 a
TuIrpr th1t the Mexican import duty on
wheat was Ia be suspended. Later there
hat cutting of wheat had ccinm.nceia and
would be general the beginning OF the
coming week 1t was m that the
crop would be the largest in years.
With the AREA Il harvesting operations
extending daiiy. wheat traders began to
tealize that rev wheat would soon be
many traders vere disposed to take tho
selling side. Numerous favorable reports
as 10 crop prcsrects in general brought
out selling or'is.s from some OF the large
quite bearisn. showing the condition OF
wheat June I to be 81. against Sc last
month. Advices from the spriuE-wheat
territory told Of continued Improvement
II crop conditions.
Predictions we're reiterated that the
Government report 10 be issued to-mor-
row would be exceedingly bearish regard
ing spring wheat In the face of these in
fluences buying lacked vim and prices
steadily declined A rally occurred just
before the close on covering by shorts.
but the market still retained its tone. Aft
er selling off to S6ac July closed at Ssssc.
Clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal to 32.a5 bu- Primary receipts were
ago Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 1i5 cars. against I43 cars
last week and a5 cars a year ago.
CORN.
Wet weather ad a buIlish effect on the
corn market early in the day and 4 mod
crate advance over yesterdays closing
quotations was realized. Heaviness Of
wheat and predictions OF improved wealth
er. however. brought out numerous SELL
ing orders. resulting in a decline A fea-
ture of trading was selling by outsiders.
who were DOUBTLESS Influenced by favor
able crop prospects Late in the day near
" all the losses were reSained on cover
ing by shorts. July opened isc to ;sal&c
higher at Atsa-ec TO SEC. sold between
cal receipts were 81 cars, with Is Of con-
tract grade.
Oats were extremely dull and held with
in 4 narrow rarge. Weakness OF wheat
caused some selling. but scarcity of Of
fsrings and a good cash demand had a
steadying effect After opening IN
changed TO a shade higher at SsA.c TO
RANGE OF FUTURES.
Opening Hishesr. Lowest Closing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

WHEAT-SoId at s,-Ie for No. : red and sies
for good to s1.oi: for fancy No red ordi-
nary No. 2 red q~uo;asle at sIe5aI,s and No.
it'd for bard winter. No : selling a, seFef-c:
No at Sassc and turkey al Sc: fancy worth
No. : az SOS: No. at eatSc: no grade at
5Id5sc: Nc. = yellow a. &C: No : yellow at
f.I4Sc: No. = white at 5065ic- No . at Sszc
and old ss..c. No. ; at ssGSsisc: Ne . white az
sf5Ic. No. } white at
DATS-By sample del: Nc . az <e6t-,-c: No
; az Sasr: No. : at SO: No. !. white At SIS:
No. : white az No. 4 at Ei=F4lc
shipping grade TO HGEtxc local
-R~YE-NCuinally at Sc fer Nc. : and sc for
FLAXSEEDLNominsIIy sc.
winter -four: Patent AsSdtsf
straight sislILs9 extra fancy ntpGtO: clear
I'm grades at g I563b in jute- Hard -four in
trte straight s3eest:
clear Gs-d4I: extreme low grades AZ Gso9
ass: spring patents 81 kr+s. bulk Orders
MILLFEED-Sales made in los. E trk basis.
at SC for bran and CSC for rniGs. I mill bran
sells az 81 aesi2 O. and ships at H.Io.
7 fohoing way. at $50 In
jute sSs- and s4o In wood: mixed and inferior
CoRNMEAL ETC.-F. o. b: City meal at
s. 50: grics. honiny and pearl meal $50.
mill bran Jobs at &c and ships at
Sl@
HAY--9uote on z SIDE basis: T~imothy.cheiee
low al SsTi5. Prsirte-Choice or No. / -: No.
: seas: No. J So. Cloyer-No. / c.ss6il:
No : SCR ciover-mixed-No- / sfoeli' No. ;
sTRAw-on rk.: Wheat and ca, Eas: rye
LEADANoninaiIy 81
sPELTER-slSo asked
WHISKY-Quote on basis OF NSE a gal. cor
spirits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
Fruits and Vegetables.

h.ads R nalels e,h srsi:slf sDeei f5s IA sh l1sf e io.. as aa
sTRAwBERRIEs"P.r e-sal. tray a,aqc for
sraall and ordinary a; 5ssc: early sa5e.
later io- cnoice 70 fancy. Shippers mainly
BLAcKBERRIEs-Arsansas s-gar. case $40
RAsPBERRIEIN per s-sal. case for black
GoosEREREIEs-Home-Erorn &c Per s-sai-
uaT, Sq,sern Illinois 5-gsL az sl.ss
scafee f5r snaff and z sna a faT sePipw Z sr. At
stones sad = Johns Texas clinss :sgac and
NEw. APPLE%Eariy June sn4 Astrakan 8
a. .ySHc and pecks Sc Early harvest Is at
APPLES-Per Dbl: Ea~steru-Genetins n.75
a. ir SOUND: Ben Davis 1850 for choice
a59c for I-s-bu. box and Is sSd.5c: Mississippi
red Juno Is H-zs for choice and 81. "a for fancy:
bu- sc: MISSISSIPPI red June a.S PER s-ba.ker
carrier; Chickasaw and common yellow not
CHERRIEISouthern Illinois ard Missouri. s.
al al SlseGi.a Homegrown sour at &C and
PISEAPPLk..cgssn- sLz5a.-@ Per crate
BANANASo1cisbIe al $1-esde.5s q bunch en-
oocoASurlPer 100 E. Tx. So: iobetnx
GRAPE ERrtTaEo-ida. from store s. per
cILIFoRNiA GHERRrEAchoie. s..ss. per
lecih; boz from store; poor unsalahls -.
LEMoNS-Me.ina. from store Ss73a: at
auction Si.19di-S
CANTALOCPElPer standard crate Na0
"a. and small site sl61-9.
OLD PoTAToES-Sound white stock 40
NEW PoTAToES-Choice triuunph.. in SKIS.
on trk-. 81 ~. and delivered SIS. and now
held at S.5sdi-5 per bu- delivered in SKIS
NEW ONroNS-Louisiaaa per SIX.
delivered; Texas white INCL Der fiat crate.
af GssiBsEakSeAe:S SSafafs Crystal spEins., ,ars.
crates s-2s6e.9: New Orleans. Stag: per
crate; Western Louisiana s. PER crate: Texas
s per large crate: Homegrown sc Per ou- loose
CCCCNEERS-New Orleans SG5 per -four
Dbl. ami sa1Tc per hu-: Alabama hampers or
bu- box 5G &c. and long crates 81
refrigerator si.issIaIs per t-basket crate: Mis-
sss.ppi and Alabama IS SIS for choice and
green not waited
BEETs-Home-erown es4[c per doz-; South
Observation-Disclosures &c per bu-
TRING BEANS-New Orleans si--56I-5s per
bu. box: Mississippi and Alabama round green
green: Arkansas - bu- 4Ac.
CAULIFLOwER-Ho:ne-Srown JcTS per bu-
box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. esagc Per dcx
for hand bunch. and 81 for pint buncheet
-grovn 16dc per ea- box
GREEN PEAS-Hems-grovn 81 per b. box
loose
KALE-Home-zrov-u lc per bbL. loose.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ for choice per
doz.
PEPPERS-Forida S. sts1.z- for ehoice;
Texas A so I5c. New Orleans hampers HGf-Es.
6 PL-tST-FJori5z at N.9 per crate. New
Orleans ssmalIl sc per dog
TrRNiPSHere-gTexn fe1.sc per 6oz-
r~ELERY-New Orleans SGee per dcz;
Il ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10

Uttsr-crean,ery extra. Isc: hrsts Isc: sec
ends 1f4lsc. iaGle-packsd. extra. nc: h-sts i3c:
ceiry-packed fancy. ftdI-c. poor tu fair ie6ilc:
process lfdt5c: coul.ry-packed 9G3Lzc. grease
stock 4G5c.
EgzEReceived. .s2 pkgs. local and 7s pkrs.
through. shipped. 40 pkgs Market steady.
Current receipts. case count and cases returned.
lc-c. and strictly fresh cases included. &c
Ger doz.
Cheese-Nortbern. On orders: Twins SIC: sin
giles sac: daisies shc: young Americas sSS.
longhorns size: New York twins sic. Lin
burger u-c: poor 11S: Swiss &c fog choice.
No. , 15dlsc: brick is6fJ-c-
Live Pouitry-Hens 8 for average, springs.
1is-Ih- and over. Bc: igfs-lh- Ec: ROSTERS. old
end ssagEy young. &c Turkeys average Tie;
ducks nomiaaIy &C. spring ducks --as lbs.
DC. and su.alls I,c: geese nonirally DC: pigeons
81 GER doz-
Dressed ~PouI,ry1ouote sca,ded chickens. ra-
drawn. with head and feet on. choice light fsc;
ROSTERS si-e: turkeys &c. ducks Bc: spring
Mutton-sheep s--G4c: old bucks and ewes se
aifc: clipped &c: lambs 5Gslc: spring lambs 10
&C per 10
veaELive. choice to fancy. Is to is lbs. 20
4,sc; thin 1850: calves. % lbs or less. rot
: Frog .LessEcholee large H-!5: medium n-@:
small &c pe- doz~
Fresh Fish-Bisck bass lie: c-appie Sc for
slnzif 10 &c for large: dressed cat G,c. SPOON
hiil cat &c: cells &c. E~oftsi.e,I turtle -; huff
meat &c: bullhezds- dressed &c. gross &c: bis-
falc. gross &c dressed &c. German carp. x.uss
&c. dressed &c. surfsh &c: Swapping turtles &c;
.errapin &c par doz-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
ON PROFESSIONAL SELLING.
ACTIVE CORN OPTION AID
VANCES.
Good Weather and Generally
Bearish Conditions Are Pre-
vailing Influences in Wheat.

Good weather. anticipation of 4 bearish
Government monthly report and the ex-
hibition OF a few weIl-flled wheat heads
on the floor Of the exchange caused a de-
cline in future values. Cables were rath-
er easy and there was little outside de-
maud for the grain. The market showed
some early strength on reports Of rain in
the West. but bids We're quickly met by
offers. and the feeling at the close was
decidedly weak.
The Kansas State report for June is
said to show the wintsr-wheat condition
at a.. against y q month ago. but the
acreage is placed at nearly 10000 acres
and the average yield is placed at about
The Cincinnati Price Current in its
weekly summary SAYS: Wheat making
s~saSoaabie progress. heading and Milling
fayorably; Slight losses by Western rains;
weather becoming more ~seasonabie and
reports generally optimistic
July wheat opened 1sc up and sold At:
ss,c. sc. Sac. 81. ssGssi.c: si.c. Sc. SIC.
ST.. sac. Ss.c. SizGss.c. ss.c-
July corn was strong throughout the
session. Sellers had a trifie the better Of
the argument in Sept. Light receipts
and rains in the western portion of the
belt were the main bullish factors.
July corn opened lac up and sold at
1Tse. &c. sac. sc.
Receipts OF wheat at St. Louis 1900 bu-.
of which all local against 64ei hu-. OF
which Il cars local and 8 cars through.
in 1913.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
G4.0uo bu.. against SS.oo bu- in 1900. and
shipments $4,000 bu., as against fOs.91 bu.
Northwest received I'D cars. against lS
cars in 1863 Chicago received 36.3s bu-
and Kansas City S,1n bu. Clearances g.
3G bu.
OF which Il cars local and q cars through.
against =. 40 bu.. of which I. cars local
"A cars through. in 1896.
Receipts OF corn at primary points
shipments 1900 bu-. as against Jo.oJO bu-
Chicago received 1880 bu- and Kansas
City 1890 bu- C-iearances 40 bu-
Receipts of oats at St Louis I-s9 bu-.
of which 10 cars local and Is cars through
against / $50 bu.. of which all local. in 1853.
Receipts of oats at primary points 500
hu.. against ~ 900 bu. in lsS. and ship
ments $500 bu-- against al,0n bu. Clear
ances Is, 90 bu-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
SUMMARY0FST.L0UI MARKETS

Wheat vas on The downturn md corn vas higher at the close of yesterdays local
Despite Tbs strength of The coarse gain. it seemed to be impossible to work
u any real buMsh enthusiasm in wheat Most OF the trading was ~ local protes-
who were anxious to ease heir nresE anticipation of heaHsh Government
report The Cincinnati FTee Current vas out with . faT~ahec crop statement and
adykes 10 local commisionhonses indicated that progress had been rapid during tho
last few days Occasional strength was caused by repWts of rain in the western and
southwestern sections Of the belt ut there vas SO little outside speculative interest
thatt was tmpofpIe to kep vaIueso on tbs upturnR Receipts were moderate but there
was 10 material increase IL. the cash demand The bulk OF the reports received from
senofhcal sources indicated that the monthly Government eportdu due to be posted
Friday anGnoon.w would at least not show q decline in the average condition as COM
pared with It months hsues Toward the close OF the session there was good
deal of short selling. some Of it for the accounts Of big professionals
Corn showed onideratl strength because of rains in the western portion of the
belt and light local receipts Though cables were lower domestic sentiment ws gen.
orally brsh M closing prices were firms ana higher.
July whea opened &c Up and ciosedS sc 4.
July con opened 1c an closed A up
july oas closed &c II
Receipts OF produce were El fair volume. butt here vas good demand which kept
fruit and vegetable r-tcess steady.
Local securities were moderately active 81 Louis Transt has the best support. ~
Yesterdays bank ceaHngs were &I.ES balances NiD4" Discount ates we're
steady between ~ anl 8 per- cent
Spot cotoaw was steady in tbs local market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
New York Curb Market.


New York. June s-Cufb stoke we're Gruier
today. with gains Of substantial proportions
scored in scme Of the leading issues. American
Can. preferred. Northern Securities and the
new stock Of The United States Realty and
Construction Company were the leaders IN this
respect American Can. preferred. aas the
r.o<r active ~ the outside list. After a frac-
taaaily higher opening the STOCK sold up 20
ISL. which compared with ia "a "Wednesday
changed hands to-day. The Sc closed at
sqaL Northern Securities advanced sharply
f-ofn 81. TO - on 4 few sales Greene Coyper
vas frner on the belief that the liquidation 81
a book OF stock had been completed The
stock closed firm and eracsioraiiy higher. Uni
ed States Realty and Improvement advanced
en- snail lots to a. a gain e one poiue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
BY telegraph.

Chicago. Jun. s-CattieReceipts go: mar
ket steady TO strong: good TO prime steers S.
go: POE 70 medium s. 5sass'; seekers and
5: Gamers -Se25 bulls S-SdG.S: calves g
$40 Aog-Receipts to-day 90: tomorrow
0os: steady: mixed and butchers Aa5GIS
hzht t4ISg%ss: bulk of sales pSa4S Sheep
Receipts ns0: steady to lower: lambs steady
20 lower: goo TO choice vethers S6s 80: fair
TO choice raixed S..sS5: Western sheep 81.
BE: native lamtS Sae.35: Western lambs SG
s-s5: sprinr lambs At50d7E
New York June g head
All oolsixncd direct. nothing. doing IN live cat
lie: nomirally steady Cables FIRM. exports.
nom caive<-Receip:s 81 head: very little
bu;terriIss Ssz;r: city-dres.ed veal. at Eas
per 10 lbs; countr. dressed ssSs. Sheep and
$3.50 head: good handy sheep
steady: others SLOW and neglected: good lambs
Ssaaie: / deck choice SIS: culls Sc: iamhs s..
1S-0: no choice here: yeariiags xds: few
choice So. Hog-Receipts 2.esS head. aorri-
nally steady: no sales reported.
500. including % southe-ns: market steady to
ic lower: export and dressed beef steers I.sfi
80: faIr TO good Western fed steers
stockers and feeders 0.sSfs 80:
-: native cows native heifers NN
$50: bulls SSa4a: calves ZIsaG HoxsLRe-
ceipts .-te. market opened sc HIGHER. closed SC
lower: top $tssh: bulk Of sale. SA.s564s 81:
lights aGa4a- S~heep-Receipts L.7o: market
steady; native lambs 6-z5dT: Western lambs
ESG5. ewes A'sa5lS: Texas clipped year
,1ss SS ~ -, Issas eilppsd sheep a:sa4.S:
South St joseph. No. June s-Cat:Ie-Re-
ceipts ztc. steady to Fc lower: ratives HSd
SO. COWS and heifers Is 70. ssockers and
feeders ? .~HoSs.Reseip,s as steady
heavy aINfls14- Shecp-Receipis /. 81: steady;
lambs ie9Ec lower.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Native Supply Noderate-Bcef Cattle
~Eaay-Shecp Close Higher.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef s~teers-The-e was
only a moderate supply Of native cattle on offer
Thursday. consisting largely OF beef steers.
which generally were ! decent 70 good class
Of offerings The market as z whole had a very
fair tone. though was confined 10 decea. killers
Up 10 good fat grades. such kinds meeting
with ready sale al stronger prices. On the OH
- hand. while there rere not MANY common
s;eers. the outlet vas not very reliable. and
tNey did not sell very well In comparison. ard
were on a very weak basis. However. at III.
clo.e the yards vere well cleared Of all esrir
stun The fst top was again $50 for good
quality. and LIS lbs. sold at IS. and large
pe-centase Q. steers az SNF5-f5. slightly h.ar-
Ter and q little plain, A med TN ard decent
class OF steers Sold at Ss-5d5.5o. with fair
grades showing considerable greennes- at So
SO Common steers sod below this rang.
while sales also included enc bunch ot good
qualities butcher steers only fair in flesh at
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As in average: GaIifornias &c 70 sssc. anI-N.w
YORK shoulders &C.
D $. Aeat-To arrive. ioase-eurei c'riis
closed n0u.inally: PI45-av. at SSH and 81
av- at 1-52ic G a L. BXt- lots in a .oebinx
way ranged thus: Extra shorts at SIC. cribs
at Sc. <-prt clear =. bellies .T-.C. plates s4,e.
Iat backs al "a. standard backs al i. Orders
charged higher.
GrzaSe-Quote small Irregular lot. country,
Brown Sisc: yellow 3sG5I-c: white &c 70 e.
latter fc- choice: quote packers stock nominz..
Thrown 3a.c- yellow 1G4-c white 5G5i.c.
B%-f-Ou orders: Bbit-Ptate $50: roll and
Fulton Market c-s; mess 81 Dried, per h.
sets lJi-c: insi1es lie: knuckles lie. outside &C.
Tongues le-c 10 Hi-c per H.
Baeen-Bxd : G meats in a tobbinx way
70 l5c for choice Light. hams At Ielc to uIsc-
Galfo-nias at 1l.1ss.c: New York shoulders at
'-c- Plain smoked bxi- lots in a iobofns way
ranged: Extra shorts at 1sc: cribs at TIC:
shett clear al TIC: bellies at I.c 20 SIC. plates
AZ ei.c- fat backs at sc: standard backs az
'.eEdssle-s charged higher on orders.
Talov-No- ] country &c: No. . AZ &c: pack
eH- prime nominaiiy at fSc.
Oleo SteaCu-Dirlta At q.
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SeT York. June a-Losdoa caslcd q decline
futures Is lower az flg Us Cd Tais showing
sri the continued light Geuiand weakened ths
LEGAL market. which closed easy At es-ses
49, copp>- deeltnei IS II Lcnaon- etsilg
al EGseE spot and futures The market locally
a. 1-.1S= eIecsrrs1sc AZ EsssLdieSs< and
czsinS n Lead was steady a.
81 Is u IN Lo1dcn and vas also unchanged
leSliy- where IL cic~>s at <E5E4-zsc- Spetter
rEx urrtznsed IN Ss- Ycya AZ ssdt-E.xc
and at II Is In IorssSs- Iron csssed at sis
81 n GLASGOW ard at 60 Sd In liddiesbozo.
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PROVISIONS

Provisions were firm on covering by
shorts and OF buying by packers h
impression that a prominent packer was
short OF j big line of ribs tended to
strengthen the market. Sept pork closed
at s1a2 Sept. lard was OF &c at $50.
Ribs were up &c at Ss.isi.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, q cars; corn. 40 cars; oats, Sc
ra-s- hoys n 5ss head