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THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JUNE 23, 1D02. '
FINANCIAL
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St Louis Union
Fourth and Locust Streets,
Has for sale a limited amount of Participation
Certificates, secured by Car Trust paper, cov
ering the deferred payments in a contract for
cars built for the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Com
pany. Interest, four and a half per cent, pa--able
July, October, January and April.
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4 THE
ME0HAN3GS' NATIONAL BAK I
OF ST. LOUIS "
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WHBTA&ER & CO.,
SOjNTD ,V1rX3 STOOIS. 332.o2is:ns
Circular on Application.
P A YEAR. 9
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wun VrtULIO ARC AS SECURE
i5 HUMAN 1HQEHUITY CAN MAKE THEfl.
mm
313 OLIVE ST.
BONDS,
STOCKS AHQ SECURITIES.
GRAINS CLOSE LOWER
ON CESSATION OF RAIN.
USUAL SATURDAY LIQUIDA
TION PREVAILS.
Corn Almost Entirely Neglected
and Wheat Freely Sold by
Small Traders.
Saturday's local praln market was dull
nnd without special feature. Weather news
vras the nil inn factor. Renorta showed that
faorab:e Krawlng: and harvesting; conditions
prevaiiea mrougnout me winter wheat Deiu
Trading was light. The July option declined
llfflfee to iOc
Corn was neglected. The only sale was at
61'aC. the same as Friday's close. At the
end of the cession a bid ot Cl'jc advanced
the market :rc
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.
tVHBAT Cash Market Receipts, ti cars local
and i cars through. No 2 red W. side at 7$c E.
side at 79tfS0c tor car lots del. White, skd.. at
7Eo. -No. 2 bard sold at 75c.
CORN Cash Market Receipts. 23 cars local and
12 cars through. tJy sample, del No. 2 at CZe W.
side; No. 3 at 61V.C W and etc . side; no-grade at
45c W. side: No. white at 634c and No. 3 white
at Co E. side. No. 2 white at 6iV)C to W. sldo:
No. 3 white at 64c tor poor H. to C3c for cood
IV side
OATS Cash Market Receipts. 21 cars local and
1C cars throueh. By sample. delNo. 2 at CTio
P. and 4to W 14; Ko- 3 at 43c V. side. No. 2
Northern at 44b W. side; No. 1 white at 47'4ei
4Sc; No. 3 white at 474M7Vi. and No. 4 white at
45HS4C3 VT. side; No. 2 white mixed at 46o V.".
side
HTE Jfe, 2 at about 6So to GOc
BARLUY At c to 70c
FLAX5.EED-J1.C0. .....
FLOUR ouctatlons on Vitt winter for car lots
tele: Patents 33.6083.70; straights at JS.45ff3.K:
extra fancy J3.83.40; clear J2 S0S3: low-trade
and soft winter in jute sks. J2.2562 50; hardwln
ter In lute sks , J3 C0S2.75 for clears. J2.9083 for
straights, H.H6I.M for patents; sprlnr wheat
ratents J3.fta3.75 In bulk. Kc hlRhtr In wood
BRAN At about 70o to die; at mill about 80a
to S2c: ships at 95c to Jl.
RYE PLOUR-JobBln? at J3.20 In Sks. and J3.4
in bbls.
CORNMCAL City meal f. o. b. JJ.15; peart,
grits and hominy 13.45. 1
HAT Receipts. 345 tons local and 50 tons
throughjshlpped. 1E2 tons. Prices E. trk. as fol
lows: Timothy at JHirii for choice. Ill for
No. 1: J11SJ12 for No. 2; low grades J7SS; clover
tnlxed J7QH: cioTer. No. 1 JU812,- No. 2 jsa
10.50; prairie, this side, at No. l J8.M59: No. i
CTRA'W Wheat at HS4.M; oat at M; rye at
K on trk.
LEAD AND EPELTER-Lead at M.35 to S4.CK.
Spelter nt 54.CO.
WHISKT At 1.!0.
rrlces on 'Chance,
Ths following tables show the range of prices
en future and cash cralns:
Closed Ranged Closed"
Friday. Saturdar. Saturd'ay.
TTheat July ..
Sept...... ..
DeV. .......
Corn July ...i
i Sept .....
Dec. ., -.
Oats July .. ..
.T2U373V1 a TCtj-U-tiU 70 ,
..731 b
..as a
.-S5a
-.31
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V FINANCIAL.
1 iSmHIft
, -- c $5-
ni Company
300 N. FOURTH ST.
Sept
Cah wheat.
...;7T, b r,H....
corn and oats ranjred:
27S
Tear .0.
tx ui
..if....
tZ'iit ...
. ..&....
44 e....
43 fi....
... a ...
. ..w....
sj ... .
tt'ia....
....it
Si urday. Fridaj.
"CT'heat No 2 red 79 SkO ? 8iS)
No. 2 hard 73 73W .ii...
Corn No. 2 mxd.Sv ... 63 it....
No. 2 hite. . 65uff if....
No. 3 mixed.. uuc: 61"iif
No 3 white . ..f4 utiK 6t)aa....
No. 2 yellow .. GSM? - H &.,..
No 3ellon. .63 itf .. 6i Q ...
Oats No 2 mxd 44 it. .. 44 ...
No. 2 Northem.4 (S . 44 H..
No. 2 while.. ...471,'ff ... 47l.Sc
No 3 white. ...47 4J4714 47 J7H
No 4 white ...43'j24 4$ U -
St. I.onls Curb Market.
What July sold at 70970"!,c to 70'4c and
latter arked. nuts 7CUc to 70g; calls TlGTlSc to
71'jc. ctrn July sold at 61".c: puts Clvsc: calls
62,c
Produce.
Butter Scarce and firm. Quotations: Creamery
ltra 2te. llrsts 13c; -fcecunds ISc. Dairy Ex
tra lul!l.c. llrsts 17al7'ic, grease 4c Ladie
packed Extra i8c. ilrsts l.c Country Choice
li';c. fair HffWc
Legs Current receipts at 13314c Receipts
!. pkes. loi'al and 1.155 througu, shipped .."J
iheee Johblnc: Ttclns at lie? Inde. -m:.--
dalrirs ilVaC Y. A llc, long horns 11V4C; Lira-
uurger l),iinc swlos CTiolce l817c; No. 2 13"
ei3c Brick HSllV.c.
lrolsions.
l'ork New standard si.AitsCllS 37i per bbl. in
a Jcbbing wa.
Lard I hcice steam E. side 10.23c per lb. in a
Jobbing waj. kettle-rendered at. 1uh&1us,i..
Green Hams In car lots f. o. b. E stae. Hams
10-a. at HSo, 13. 14 and 16 av. at llc, lotrf
2ftt. at 11S.C, bkinned hams at 16-a., ISiiJUP.
izt-c. 22n24x at 12,e. California s4aSilc, New
York shoulders at EKSS'.c rrom the block,
del. Run-of-house hams at lie to Uc. bellies
ut lOhullitc California tUo: New York shoul
ucra at &c
1 S. Meats To arrive: 453S0-a. cured c'nbs
held at in OhtflO &3c: 40-lb. ar. at 10 53c, c i f.
Bxd. lots In u Jobbing way ranged. Extra short
and c'ribs 103il(iTc. short clear Ulluc. bellicl
llHc to 11-c; standard backs at loHc Dealers
charge hisber on orders.
Bacon Hxd s. c meats in a Jobbing way
ranged: Extra short and c'ribs at a'3c short
ciear ii-H3izc: peiues at ii-'tfiJ5.c; standard
backs at H(tfl2c. plates and lat backs at 10-
illc Dealers charge higher on order Break
last bacon at 12c foi heavy to lUgc for light,
hams at 12Vei3,aC: California OUc. New York
shoulders at Sic
Country Laid Choice at SHesiic
Country Bacon bides at 6c
Tallow steady: prime country. No. 1 at C43
6e: Ko 2 at oic; packers' choice at .'.tiTc
Oleo Stearine Quote at 13Ujc.
Grease frmal! liregular lots country: Brown at
3 lc: yellow at 4Vic; -whlto at 4Sc Packers'
iholce at 73,7Wc
Frog Legs Largs 51 25; medium SOc; small 40c.
Sbetp At SSjS'ic; thin ewes nnd bucks 20;'.c.
lambs at 4fit, spring lambs at 4Cc
eals LIcht receipts, choice heavy 4US3c;
fteaaj uuote: Clipice fat at DSOiic per id.:
heret.es. rouah. small, thin at 35f3e ner lh.
Beef On orders. Bid Plate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at JI3; mess at S12, dried sets at
134c; tongues ISc per lb ; Inside ISc; knuckles
15c. outside H'4I2i,c.
Lite Poultry Ilea-y and light hens at -;
roosters 6c. sprlna chickens per lb . 20E21c
bprlng ducks at 10c bprlng geese at Sc Tur
keys At erage receipts s",c. Ducks 64c Pigeons
Jl per doz Geese 4544c
Dressed Poultry bcafded and undrawn, with
hetds and less on: Old chickens Choice ot 10c;
spring chickens 22S23c. roosters 6c Turkeys
Choice at 10c
Roasting Pigs In demand at JL2331.50 per
head.
Fresh Fish Steady. Quote: Sunilsh at 4e: cran-
Sle at tc for small to To for large; bass ICc;
ressed cat 84c; spoonbill cat 6c. dressed bull
heads ec: buflalo grosi 3c; dressed buffalo 4ic:
dressed German carp 3'Ac: white perch 2!ic.
Hides.
Dry steady. Dry flint Texas' heavy 15c; Texas
average J3?,3Hc. Texas light 12c: fallen 13&14c;
native and Arkansas 13c, No 1 native 13hc, No.
2 native 12c L.ght weights Uc; bull Wc:
culls 74c. Dr-ealled Round heavy 12c: round
light 104c: olted No 1 124c, salted No. 2 la-c
Horse hide Dry TSc Green-Halted Western rounl
74c; Southern 7,c; selected No 1 7?.c. selected
No. 3 6,c, tiart cured 'ic less, uncured Ic per lb
less. Bull Ic per lb less than cow hides Horse
No. 1 32.75. horse No 2 J1.25; uncured leas.
Wool.
Kas . Neb , Dak.. W
Brlsht medium It. GlO's
Dark 13 Sl
Light flna 12 (Sit
Heavy black... a 811
Missouri and Illinois
Choice combing
& cloth mxd.l7-S175i
Clothing 17
Braid 16'ASU
Burry and clear
mlxed HHfflBh
Hard burry 10 till
Uutry 13 $1314
Light One HVsHi
Heavy fine 11 &13
la.. Wis and Minn.
Bright medlUni.l5hffiii--4
Dark 14 trll1-!
Light line U"-$dH4
Heavy fine 10 ail
Tex.. L T and Ok
Medium IC
Coarse und low .13 Q13
Heavy sandy... I) till
Light fine 13 (jl3
Ark. and Southern
Med. (Beecc)...17
Med. (loose). ...16
Burry 124S13
Hard burry.... 9 94
Tubw ashed
No. 1 24 H21-4
No 2 20 Q21
Burry 15 ft 17
Angora Goat Hall
Clear 18 ?20
Slight burry.. ..13 an
Hard ourry....io
Fruits nnd Ve;etnbles.
The Republ.o's tiuutations aro for car lots in
first hands, unless otherwise specified. Small lots
en oruerB are charged hlgner.
WATERMELONS-Flollua J2.23S250 per car.
HUCKLEBERRIES J2S2.75 per 6 gal. crate
RASPBERRIES Missouri 50C3e per 3-gal.
tray; red ll.Oifl.75 per S-xal. basket.
CANTALOUi-iis l'etas Kem va per half
bu basket. tLSOftS per crate.
CHERRIES- Tennessee Missouri and Illinois
12.2552.50 per 6-gal. crate; home-gTown J1.239
1.50 per 3-gal tray.
PEACH. Texas. p"cks, 20CI0c: Arkansas. 1
hu. box 406750c- Tennessee ueeica 4Oii60c AlilMma
4oC.s-c per 4-gal crate.
l-lAlt.-v.vviiiKitiia iiome-gro-vn Ji,wjy2.z3 per
3-gaL case: Michigan SltTl.25 per 4-gal case
BLACKBERRIES Consigned 31.2531.50 per G
gsl crate. Home-grown "ivtiioc per tray,
ORANOES rrom st-vr J4 25S4.50: seedlings
J3.Mf4.10 per box: Mediterranean sweets J3.73
tH: late Valencia J1.25S4.S0.
LEMONS-On trk.: California 323X25 per
box. lobbing higher: new Messina 3343-50 per
box, in a Jobbing -war: Sicily J3Z4.
BAN-VNAS On orders J1S2 per bunch.
PINEAPPLES Cuban -del. J53 per bbl.
PLUMS Texas 4S4j 53c tor Cnlctasaw vellnw
rer fiat crate: Alabama, EOc for yellow in 1-3-bu.
box: wild goose 75O"J0c per case.
Ai'FLBi J4ST7 per bbl. New- apples Texas red
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATION'S AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT
EXTENDED TO CUSTOMERS BY
THE HA7IDHAL BAMX OF C9MME.CE IN ST. LOUIS.
Capital, Surplus and Profits,
S8,500,000.
"WSo If Ess WW fia4H.Hd' W SV "
410 AND 412
Stocks and Bonds.
Investment Securities.
tZiS.ll sroen ;03i jut 4-basKet crate. Red
Jun -.rt'ai)c per 1 3 bj kos
rAI.HViE-U per bu box
on ji-trt.
603C0c per Mil.
l'MMv New Orleans nw $LH for larse:
ne ii hv Ulu Sf, r'u TltrvK
I I UN1K- Hi.tiiH-ci wn .ii. i ..r fill bunclie
t-f i . Mljrll;, iioinc crown U2,rj5c pt Joz.
ST1.IM; IUJANs Home ciun wjc i-er
lr bu.
l'dTMonS-Trlumrh 'CSilZc iel .
trk h'ime-Erown In waRon3 70ii7c
WgTOc on
kji.i.-. vi;. . it. uoz. ouncnes-
l.HBKN l'i.b Home-Brown .ii ,V)?73c bu. box.
bu. box. J
TOM vfins - Teiai 4-.eV. eonnirnil 4')Sc
pe.T:.'.X?'!ht,':.f.l'.t.hamZ-Zmnn 51-31.75 per bu.
MIL1 iwtlto-.t Orl-ans ii per crate:
Texas ii 6.ie r-i 4 bapket ciate
fc.Vll.liRltM.T' Nen handmade K pr "--bbl.
a:iu J I p r bbl, ord.TS hlrner.
llOKf.KAIUBH-On .jideis JI.M per bbl.
Afi-K.vJLt llome-crown -S.uOc per dox.
bum he ,
MJl A-HHorre crown 7Cr7": per bu.
ri."l.XT-Ma4oo ntr do:.
t I. Al 1.11 i.OVl.U ilonit-erown 53c251 per bu.
box
( AllKOTS 10c ikt doz bunches
ItllL'llAUn Home-crown lS&2Tw: per doz.
buni.hii
iviiiil.UAlII C05j4:c pr djz. bunches, as to
blze
liAKUC- 10c per ttrlnc
K Lr. llome-xrou ti . perbu box.
MlffAKO UuEUNS llome-Kicwn roaHc per
bu liox.
M i.nAiTI 4V per bu. tiox.
CI71.t:it New Orleans 7kii:70c per bunch
.OLi-,t.l(Kni:Ii:- il.&Jd: per bu.. consigned
ilii2 1j ir I'-gal i.ae
t:L'AIlit Florida II M: Texas WJiCCc per 1-3-bu.
h-tx. Ttnne?te ljU7ic per 4 Riket crate.
GUUKN c OUN Arkansas J0fcl.H. per doz
i I Kit XTS Ho-ne-crown Siin.lt per 3-caI.
traj, coii-iricd J;2 - per -al trar.
cellnueons Mnrketn.
rill- .o In demand, suadj Prime
fi:.
lUe
gee In sj.1 Mis. 4,c, in large sks 45c. gray
w-C ill .li.ai.. o. ... 1.1,1 E.7., WIU WIUIC ,?l-i(.
X -.'.f-'Oc. XX lSfr'Cc. XXX 10li. -VVV r..i
I Chiien Jc lare iO per cent on small sks. am!
j f.n ttriiL u,, uuui-HHHE .. aark 23c
DEERSKINS. LJC lTime deerskins ,c per
lb : bluik tail 22c. Texas at ISc. antelope 15c per
lb . goat 3'U cuch: damaged ,ut.
liLrWAX liuict at uo per lb. for prime.
SHLEP PEL1& Full-wool pells nominallv tCa
to Wi.. ihearings at Oc to 15c. dry stock, fallen
etc . K per lb
ROOTa Gin-eng at from J3G3 50, lady slipper
at c, seneca at e. Pink at l, golden seal 4 a
44c. Ma apple at 24c wabco bark of root Sc
bark nf tree 24-. snake at .5Sfj,c. blatk at ic
angelica at 5toc; blood at 24C. blue nag at 3c
safcatras balk at Ec, vvild ginger 5c '
CVilOR BEANS At Jl 35 and Jl 4 J per bu
for prime In tar lots. i-m.Ul and Inferior les
bLKKLOWT.U F1;ED-K 75 per 100 lbs
LINSLLD Oily-Raw at tic. boiled CCc- prices
nominal
CAalOR OIL Lots 200 gal . 114c lb. No 1 and
JOc No . small quantities lc per lb more.
COTTON-SEED OIL Summer Jellou at 4Ie
white 4Cc, winter vellcvv 4lc, winter white Oc:
coo,.ng 4Sc; salad 5c
HOPo-New Y'ork 213rc: lclflc Coast 1S3
13c. nW at 115: forelk 1 at 40S43c "
SALT C lde: Medium fft. irrnnnlafB cr-
bbl , 6e per bbl. more this side y
HEMi'cEED Latest bid ut J3 03 per 100 lh.
pure test. "
DItILD GREEN PEAS-Jobblng from store at
J1.73; Scotch Jl.. split 52, whippoorwill al "
Jl tu Jl 25.
JUUTE BEANS IlAnd-p'cked pea beans in a
small way from store Jl 7.11 72 per bu screened
at Jl 62 pir bu . machln.-plcked at Jl C5 Lima
beans at R.e per bu.; blickeje J2.25; Callforn'a
. .. - - -i1-. -c iuih itiunevs
at 44c
. IIO.NET Comb. P irk fgSc. bright amber 103
lie. crlgEt niraira litrisc Strained. Southern in
kuii- in v-jvt-it, can-, sao-.c, -.aiiiornla cans l,
r i r.i.p
"s7vJUsr.rt., ...ar m j . . .
demand, orrerln-rs liberal, grav -mixed lssiais.c
gra. bfuvvn and Hack mixed l-a2c. brown and
black mixed i:,v?24c, n.achlne-pi--ced X -it 3ii
34c. XX at 344c, XXX at 44-55c; XXXX at
5ft54c. Inferior Picked le.s. extra black 6c
"-".iIPTY BARltELs Coal oil. turpentine and
gasoline S5c; vinegar TOc: black oil tWc, llnred
Toe. Uo. half bbls 5ac, wine g3c; sauerkraut 33c;
pickle 13c. si,lt 5c. flour I5c, molasses 30c. lard
tcs 35c; 15c off for each brcken head, 2e oft for
each hoop mlstrg
BROOM CORN Nominally firm Quote per ton:
Fair J63373 common J50C6.'. choice at tSyjXt
RAGS. ETC Per Id lbs.: Country rags at SOc;
old rope. No 1 and manlla, Jl.o, No. 2 at 5oc:
rubber at 13 50
BiiNl.S Clioice bleached at JH per ton; other
kinds from it to S13
SCn4I' IRON AND -MRTAT Per 1f(l lh. -
Wrought lion 63c. heavv cast, nialleab'e. steel
and breakage. 124c. stove 424c; burnt 23c. Ilsht
brass S6, heav bras id. copper J9, zinc J2.30.
lead J3.50. pewter J12.53
POP CORN (On Cob) Choic- white J2 per 10)
ios . nee -vo-iB l-.vj. mixeu hi ay.
PECAN- Werare receipts 74-5fc
PKAXLTS We ouotn I'armerK- stock Tlerf
at
140-c per id.; wnuo a'ii-jsc
.V ALNTTs-SeHIng at 25c per bu
HICKORY NITS We quote per bu. at Me for
large and CPc for shellbark.
CIHFR Ouotable- per bhl. In lots at S3S4J0.
SOKGHL.M CANE SEED Bet bid at Jl.25 pr
10) lbs
SOliGHUMt-Prime new quotable at 20325c per
gal.
MAPLE SI'OAR AND IRL'P-New sugar at
tc per lb.: Canadian at 13c: maple sirup at 6-c
to iic per gal
ONION MTSr-At J2 60 per bu.
GRASS SEEDP-Hungarlan at Jl 20: millet at
Jl 13441 20. timothy at J3; prims seeds worth
more.
lMtlEn mi'ITS Annies This. snM nl .
to b"sc ror sun-cried quarters, and at
for etnnorntcl rln 1.' .Cn,i iT . 2Z '
LrMBER-From nret hands quntati.ins range
7n?,"' ??,l.0!.pl5,,-Pn-h at WP23: boards
(common) at JlSfil.: flooring strips at JUHrTo and
S?h1V-JK',,ar7,'.,ill.A.,l,.F,-w aai1 '"-3-;0- '-
5iiU,!., '' at l-SS30 and JHOIO, Sxl and up nt
K?-;---.,2K-pi-1"--"aw-d white Inch at S.-5627
and J1681.. l'i to 2 inch at J2ia30 and JK-ffSi;
2' 10 3 Inch at WITC and J216'22: quarter-sawed
whJ";.-I-lncl- -H4B2I: i";ai4-inch at J4334-.
ard Jl-.n"i.; quarter-sawed red. 1-Inch at J32 and
322 lUaiH-iiich at J33W34 and J23634 bolster)
and reachers at 21
tensues at JT3 Ash 1-lneh
at J2S and SIS: l'iei- Inch at Js?30 and J11ti20:
2M to 4 Inch at J31ST32 and S21S722. Black walnut
ar J7' JISS39 and JlTflM Cherry Clenr and
second nt jr.: common J30 and culls MS. Hlekorv
at S.,0'i32 nnd Jin-716. hickory axles at 5334,37 and
se .-uar iii .uiii. anu siicit,; posis l.c tn -w-each,
according to size. Pvcnmore at Jio for mer-chant-ible
stuff; do quarter-eavved at t257)27 and
JlaS16. Cottonwood Jiill nn at JI3S16. bnv
COOPEnSTT'FT-S Oimte. rnrtnnnnra l-.r hi 1
at J6.23. do. meal hbl. at Jl 741 No. - at J3 hslf
bbl at Jl: heir keg at J128I6. Hrd tierce T7:
pork bbl. SIS Heading, per set No 1 flour h'il.
Ec mill run: 1T'-Inch stock for npple bbl. 4c; No.
2 do. 3tte: lanl tleree 16c. pork bbl. 12'-c Shaved
hoops Flour bbls. JliJ4 50 for coonqr. S2.3.)(33 for
Hov-sler. half bbls 13 51. mllrd li (..-foM 10.
oak lord tierce copper shaved SEAS: pork bbl. S3
OOOPERAOE-lJird tcs SI 15 for vrood and
J1.23 for Iron-round bbls.: pork bhl.. at 90ir325ie
for wood-bound. $1 for Iron-bounl: oleo tcs st
Jl 27ts. Slck work Round-hoop (lour bills. 1c;
fist-hoop do 31c: half bbls. 23c; meal bbls. 27c:
produce or apple bbls 25c.
BAGGING FTC Darglrc. per yard. l;-lb at
64c: 2-lb. at 5v'.c; 2--lb. 63ic Iron cotton ties
Jl. Hemp twine Sc
St. Lonls Cotton Marlret.
St Louis cotton market dulL
Ordlrtarv 7:
tiood cTdmnrv
Iow m'dollng
Mlddlln-r
Gootl mlddl'ng ,
MIHlinK fair
Tinges and stained at 4i8sicr below.
Galveslon Spot market .steady:
S4
9-1S
-I 15-16
9 3-P1
9 11-1S
middlings
New Orlean Spot market easy; middlings. 9e:
sales. 3.0yd baits.
Memrhl-- -spot market steady: middlings. 'ic:
sales, 50 boles.
Receipts ar orlncipal pclnts:
Galveston. 16 bnles.
New Orleans. 743.
Mobile. 5.
Savannah 3"1
Charleston. 137.
Norfolk, it
Houston. II
Xfrmnhls. 3S
St. Louis Warehouse
Statement.
This Last
Tear. Tear.
.....31378 S.S03
173 231 ZT 2SJ
155-474 1719H
22.153 CS.162
12S 1.614
!tocks on hand Sept 1
Net receipts since Sept. 1....
Net shipments since Sept. 1
Stock on hand to-day ,
Gross receipts to-day
Gross receipts since -Sept. 1
dross shipments to-day ...
Gross shipments since Sept.
.733,662 301444
"m- F u-St i
.SOASSa 54.057
- J
4.S 1.S41
1...
By Telecrraph
closed qultt
New Tork. Jane 21. Cotton futures
OLIVE STREET.
MEMIIliltS
Ievv )ork Stnclc Exchange.
CbicHKO SlocL KxcItinRt.
s 1. I.nul Stock Il-tt-lian-e.
and st.adv June ": July 8 45c Aug 8 19.
Silt 7 v Oct 7 .''V 7 ,j i 'e. t ..c. Jm
7 74c IVb' 7 73(. Man h 7 7m: i ot ottoi ootej
quiet end htia y 11 1 1'lurg up intN y4-. mid
dling IjuIi y4u tales J.u bjl'S The market
c.ienMl steartv a. 1r1.es um hanK.'.l to C p ints
Ior uiiiler a llurrv .f Hq-'tljtion and ea er
bar selling ta lid in re, o is of g nernl show
ers tu lttht rains in E.i t 'lej.a. and .1 1 ir ast
for rains to da or th d v dtiiM i.f Mu-tlt-ippl
and Loultara. Thire ni Ilttl or no
rcactlin alter the 1..', tl.o ommiss o 1 Itiu'ct
Invlrg f.'w sui'lulttng order", a'd lat.r l.ev.s
-er.ing to connrm the e-irlv report of run Th
Llverinxil market wu" nuite till it-b. n tirg an
a.Ivrfnte of 1-41I inr ct.nt li future-, whtn p at
tlcillv no changi vvni due or expe led Eurip--ent
a tew ruin.r orders hir Wall btreet w
a liberal Mller on the wet-weatier new. as
were the South and est. The en p reports a a
lule. were bearish, exc-pt thus0 from T.x.l.
whtre rain war said to he Imperat vh neclttl
to savf the crop The Chronicles vvekiv crop
wtither review failed to no e actual d-i -age ta
the Texas crop as a result of dr wealhe . bi't
indicated a critical sta-o In th (evi-lopmtntJ
Sinitni.rn spot market news was ab. ut a pt md
off Receipts at ail po nis were a rner s id w
of the movement for the same dav l.T.t jtar an i
led to edimat'S fur the week at the ports ef
froni 12 1 tn n.ilw ba!-s. Lcalnt rearH 0.i
biles for the siniB week a icar -.go The tem
peratures over the Notem tt't were excep
tlonallv low. but thl rald to attract rpec.al
attention In local trade cl de3
New Orleans, ln . Jun 21 Cotton eav; sales
l.fiwl. ordinary 7 2-liv. go.i.1 orJmar - 1-ltrf1:
low middling S 1-lCc middling lc. itod mlrt
diing !H,c. middling fair 0-lw. receTts 71".;
lioek lcrir. Futuie. steailj. June .lc b'J:
amy o ,J'fIt air. .ut s.-jll sc. r-.ep I Viiti
Oct 7 C4i7 Kr Nov. 7.5167 iV. Dec 7 5
7 5.-w Jan 7 WW 7 56i
rtlii)
Llverr-o 1. June 21 Cotton Spot ruo.lcrate busi
ness, prices unc-hance-ft American midlllng
4 2J 32d. The sale? of the dav were 7.n.rt biles,
of which 2.ii1 were for speculation and exp. rt
and Included 5,3rn American, re-etjts 4 cm bales
iiiuiuui.k cm American 1 inure, opered and
clcsed steady- American middlirg roc: lure
4 4S-04&4 6J b . June and Jul 4 17-r.id h
Juiv and Auc 4 43-C1S4 45-Sld b Aug ani
tsept 4 33-64f4 40-fltl b: Sei t and Oit. 4 r
6(d b : Oct and Nov. 4 23 6I&4 24-Md s.: Nov
?"1. D- -4 "S "a-Cid ' Dec and Jan.
4 13 6434 20-6ld s.. Jan. and Feb 4 13-(,41 s.
LIVE stock marki:t.
Jfative Snpply Sninll vontlirrn Run
LlRhl Sheep Trade Aomlnul.
NATIVE CATTLli-Around 100 head of cattle
arrived in the native dlvltlon. but as pait or
them were direct to a packer and uit of thtm
throuel" cattle, the available supply en sain
was extreme! small and mainly ,ds and ends
of butcner grade-, that sold Indifferently, but at
piaLllcally unchanged prices
Shipping and txport shipping and export
...v.d ui sss.tf.uus wijiii.B ttfC qUOL&Oia as ICl-
tie 1 jvj to 1..MJK average. Ji.7.-xl-. bholt-
expoit .tears. 1.SW to 1m lbs. average, t; 25
til. -J. COOd thlr.rlPir and i-rnnrt t.... 1'tl ..
IK. . - i. -. .7 --r-..-.sv.-. ...1W v.
SUi.e.!b3 -1K. -. "the bn."
,;,?Vb,ulK at 2. stock heller-. fuii fane
, Kyai.w. and the bulk at JJ.i5SJ.35.
! iT-'ni,V,..;;V . ...7.-'",-; "V- ""-"' market
cows sell at J366. and good r.elfer'.eli
. ........ itrutis sen at H.JjVii. best -
cows sell it -.-c ..,. , ...e., --3- .
I f i"-! medium cows nt J34; lair cows j!
"ffeiior, ngni and old cov.s Jljj2 The bul
ji 1 1 this isi-isv ,si i . -.-... - ."- ""'
. n,t, ' ., r?t '" " --."W: eanmng cow
CAMES Veal calves full ,-,,,.. .-.m-.-A
:o lbs. liulk at if-X-Ti .. Li?"5'- M.M! .. per
1C0 lb... bulk at J3.500S.:
and jearllrgs Mid at 32 COiii ?, i.i. .',.ne"' .c-!
the bulk at 33 10&I. "
sola
lOS
Bulls. Etc Hulls foil ra- s .-.. ps s. .
S It. "r?H-'J. stot-ker bulls sold at 2 -.
3..a, the bulk at J3&J.33
m'?.1v"J;trsia.I"I.tIrl"irrsl-"--"lrK ' ve i
milkers sold at a full range oi lJKf-12 tr luvv
ar-ti calf the bulk of sales belaj: at JS-jiS.
SOLTHERN CA lTLE-Quirantlne Sce:pts
were 4 cars, containing 96 head, a-.alnit ncn
fresh last Saturflay. and 7 tars and 17 head
two weeas ago A load .if llrhr mMi. ,, - . .
ler cwl. and a couple loads of oxen were trie
available supply. The usual Satuidiy coalitions
prevailed and trade was quiet at nu part.cular
ehange in prices
eTTt u"'1-', "-- week was 711 cars, the largest
of the season, against 642 cars last v.eek ,i
6CC cars
two weeks ago. Good fed cattle were
scarce all week cn.I held nn ,ii h .;.. c .
mrdiiin T ro fSii?nisii S,.!JLi.,.'.r,c,.tut !
scarce fi
medium
while light and .omn.n , i,, ,,',"''', ""--
SJS? ! "?.... -sai buiN1
;,; : i-r-."1 s ii i-.-ss. cvH-i ani ouus de
clined logljc while calves of good qualilv ini
rr ved around Jl per head.
IIOGS-As usual on Saturday, the run was
small but they averaged fatilv well In qualUv
et choice hogs verc staree. The market opeiied
with a gd demand, tradlrg was active and the
i w.r"r.;.i'.S.' 'V"'.."'"'". ",p.4- "tfii
ers vvete operating rreely. a tlic ll'mlte'l sum. v
would 7l(-rmlt The market was string to 5c Vuih
n,el a-iiCn,JrarV y". ,,,e iop 1JJ 24c liwer.
nf wrlr ia f. 1. .-.
150 lbs or more wa J7 5'
fa let nolnr at i74.ff?TT.
avera-lnir
i. ius or more was 5J 37-,i7 724. lh- bulk ,.r
J..4.&. C, against S7 .7 f.l for
the bulk on Frl.la Piss.
olil at IfgT The Hw-e j
MILi:i The Uhoal Sj
culls ..nil heht I'eh's
as f n n rlns, i,.iet.
.ts.t.ll Utur.l. ......... . .
vailed In the sheep deparlme-it A Iwid'or si of
lambs that v ere held over were on sail but no
,..' -".'iV:" ' ' fd 'IXL' me.we-K C!0S
porte.1 eir y In the wek all being ii.t nnd
p.1s!,by a shade more so on sheep "K "-'' a
So far this week the sales InclS.ied Iambs thst
soM at J57 50 the bulk -it 36.50573-Tearlings
FID mn nt n rnnp if t?T.-5-Ai Cli is -.
bil,b'..?C the, sales going at ST4.23 Stockers rol I
ai V.M--Vul1 lambs at J2 50a4 70 and bucks sold
a.' i1-.-?3- principally at J-'.uO Sales also in
cluded Texas sheep at $3,1354 50
HORSE The horse market had r few new ar
rivals registered Saturday, but these came in In
advance of next week's tn-de sn-i were net of
fered on the market One reison for their being
held over was that the m trket wai very quiet.
There were ro buers on the market whv wontel
iv cimkp ,-;ii-.ei 111 operations oeng the clos
ing day of the week, nnd very little Interest was
Irani feslBti. Th rlnln vlvr hithnfit an. ti
dnt Tranractlrns Mitre nrml al nd h-rdl anv
of the dtalprs trin.1 ti nprottnt ni i.-.ir, i
1 that thp rcFUlf- would be better .it the Vv-en'ne o
I a new Tc"k Th nnlv ihfrv ftmt er,,i.i i -.-1.1
... .1 1 "i : "...; l." '. j'?""' srr-4i.i
t. ..tmt nir iimiM-i ..ji- mil nit cotxi Kiniif; i
a hic.i
norses. road'ter. coarher. cobs, etc The wseks
... ............ ,...- . ...-....- ,.. ru ., n.tnii
,iiir.ct 11,-s iN-.il .at siaci rv- rn these nut if
anv thing hes been even duller than recent weeki
on all oHetlncs running in ou-illty from Inferior
Horse quotations:
...-.. .j,.,i, 1 . ,1111.1..., iu KU-JU, 3i-Jl-l";
cho'ce to extra. Jl"v-ji; Chunks 1.130 to L3oi
pound, fair to good. JCfso. good to choice, tt5fl
110 Coach horses ar-,1 nibs Fair to .m.1 eu.i.
to good. 3120P!-;);
l.j choice to extn iSmsiloa Horses for t-ie South
Small, light drivers fair to gooi, J30-i?4",- rho-ee
to extra S50f77O Fouthern drivers, large $r.Q123
Export chunks 1 2C0 to 1.500 pounds, plain to
pood. J75?i00 choice to extra. J100QL.1. Business
drivers Fair to goo.'. JJ'.-allO: choice to extra
S123130 caddlers for Sot'tt-ern urFalr to
good. J73e95. choice to extra. J1004J123; fancy
ealted and New York sad Hers. JI30i0) Interior
hor-es Common, small plugs. JsoffCO. heavy work
plugs. S40rO).
5IULFS The mule ronrket had no new arrlv-
.-. anu -virtuanv- no cnering-?. ar with the
s---Jticii 01 it email
there Were no n-.ltl
nail unlmtiortant bunth or two I
,-t? '," ov.cr on the comml.- '
e latter ilenartmert ne ,---.. -o-
sloa market The latter ilepartmert nf trade was
very quiet, and closed dull on all but the -i-ry
tL c1""" of l',',7.in,aJ''s; Amcnlt the dealers
there was som; little buslress tranplring, but
' very small, as It has b-n all week! Th.
only favorable demand has been for good o.ual-
Itv bie mules, end even thee hot. h. 1- !
comparativ ely small reauest from outs de sources.
."Mi.. 1-..A.rt.. .lAM.An. .k- -.,.J.S . WU-CC.
1.1 .
!st it'ij .1--V- .r"- 1-. i-ctitity on IOCS1
account. There was no radlcil chnnee in values
curing the week. Some sellers said the trade
was slower and weaker, even on the ton effer
ings. but if so the difference did not amount
to much.
Mule nuotatlons:
(For hro-te mules. 4 to 7 Years r,M V
i iiauos. exirerue r-t-ise ..
14 hands bulk of sales......
144 hands, extreme range.
..J W.OOB 75.00
m.vohz W.VO
6"..eoa so."
55. Aura rjt oa
144 harWU. bulk of sales..
3- hands, extreme range.-
7.ooano 00
5 OIW 90 00
9O,O0I23 00
95.00&105.10
120.0OSilM.10
t?.i il5?l Ift nn
13 nandj. bulk or sales ,
15JS hands, extreme range ,
154 hards bulk ot sales
16 to lsu hands, extreme range.....
An to I'm, nanas. ouik ut -si-a......
eulated to represent the full ranre from common 1
to extra. Dealers however, often classify su-I
perlatlve tuaches (all tops) for buiers. which 1
aii: iirst line o miiwi-. wwu- i" 3ii class Is cal-
spr-ietitneseeu ccnsioeraoiy aooveiuBnignesi quo- 1
tatlons. The second line of quotations signifies I
l.Mill Ii. SK T.W.T s. ... .Z ., - ', . ----... .vn, i.uiutt a, j rr-l uuiri Il-IH. 211117 I
steers, 1.300 to lTlatf lb Si &T-SS 75 .-r-- ' .."".J.;"'"" oeei nams ;i .-va-l w). pack- -it-' " "mcr vveaw-er Clear and cool.
Dteissd Beef and Rut'cher Me'ers-M. i -, " H MOU; clt, f, xra InaiaI- mcss s825. Cut- ,Sh'.'ttr- ,1"- 7une - Down boats: Chester at
' to 1 2W lbs aveie fml jTrf-'r 'r, ,',n ".'"t'- ttMcllc!; glcU J-'" 104'H4c. pickled I M last night. Grey Eagle at 12:30 a. m. Colum-
. to best. Jbiis 13. siVer. I ti . i'.'.'Vk. -?.1!?" I?i.u ?.et--,s.v,?iI'c- -1tckIfd h.3."? M4H1-V. L.ird ' 2 JO a.m and Mary Michael and tow at
age. lull ran-e si iisi:- hnii Vr i,,Il ,. . - is f. .-1 . .f'v" amea io ia; reuneti quiet: a. m. up: city or Sheflield at 9 a. m
6.70. stee.VhiJls,Ui,a-i il iL' n,i, -Jr'?'?.1 AT"' ,-;-"'- American 511.50: com- Columbia at lf-30 pjm. and cape Girard?au at
range. J,,,-,, bulk S& lu 14 iSfiS Ti ' ff JJ?eS,?ftc-V? I,rm' t3P .- M: ir-P ,J ?ue uPj Chester and City of Clifton!
Stockers and ri;,zLi?2jS'-'!;. s., . '.H '-ear MS.0S211.. roes. ji.aSl!5l Tallow Weather clear and pleasant. Gauge IS feet: fail-
3
V
SHARKS
CI"TS. HOOK!
30 1'. II. IIKTI'Ult WIBC ldtll
IIVIEII IITCII TUB Sltli AT " VET.s. proinlnril to sell tnck nl S cent, until ive sot enough money to
Iiullil iinr smelter, our tramway and place the property on n dividend jmjlnc basis. We have It now, and till.
In the lirst time In the lilstur.v of mining; Industry In the city of St. I.ouIm -nhere stock; advanced from t cent,
to $ I. till per share ut om- time, (ireut 'Western has 1,700 acres of mineral land In Miustu County, California.
Smelter is purchased of Mlls-Clial mors Co. or Chlcaso. Trannrnj, -l.oim feet In length. Is purchased und -rvorlc
koIiik on nun.
TELLGK.UI.
. c , , "REDDIAC, CAL.. June 21, 1002.
"T. S. Henderson A Co.. V.IHl Continental Dank Bulldlm?. St. I.onls, Mo.:
spent four ilnjK on (irent Wei tern proper!. All jou claim verified and more. Milch good wort done and
Inuiii-iiHe limllfi of ore In sIkIiI. A ell pleased (Signed) CHARLES GATZWEILEIt."
Mr. (.ntx-vcilcr Ihrs at St. CIiu rles. Mo.
W e slneerel) tli.ink theHtotkli olden of the Great Western for the uenrty support they have clven nit ire
will fulfill ci ery lirouilse made o n anil more. Now. iln not il.lnvt -ne svlll till -, n,,,. n-..!..,-.. ,.. r. . -.fi-. .til.
Cj block, holds out up to 7:30 p. m.
61 Kinloch A 27.
the bulk of siV-t ard rmer-illj rei resent the
irlous claths hi they arr w Id on the comtri!s
ion tnaKt. mre or leia mluiL
ilj Telegraph.
Kansas Citv. am . Jurir .1 (Sattle Receipts DO.
unchanged, choice export nnd dresd beef steers
Ji.iifi. lair to K1 H'Jiiit. -rtiH-kers and feed
ers Jj4 ia. V,este--n fed -leers J4 oUflb.25, Texas
ard Indian sr--erb J-iii7a: Texas cms J2 4
4 7o. native cows Jl ,4-(T. natlvt lieifers JJ 2i
.-".. canners 51 :i'U Lull" J3itl75, calves JioO
0 ii. retelpis i-t the w.eit is o50 tattle. J 2l
calves, liog- Iteceiiiis J ;w, t-nrket steady tc.
fliiiu. top 5i.7j. tilltA nt pales Ji4tl5, heavy
5. .o7 7". mix. d pa. kern J. wi.. .0. light J7 l-'-
.4. ,'rk:r i;4(-ai745. rlrs Jr 5-.si7 in, receipts
f. r '-k, 4-'i sh,p het-eipts i oOO, ma rue l
st adv. ralne latnl-n $4 M),i7. U"tern laml.s
ji-'.-uc-. nuiv- wethirs Jl 'i-i 2j. Wes-ern
wetlrs J3 ! i i J5. l.d tvves J4i'iSi3J3; Texas
ilip.ed taiinin t4ijii. l,is cli p. d theep Jl
il -5 stoikt-b and feeders JJ.35uw!r, leceipts
1 r the week IS.CI-y
t'l icag.. June -1. Cattle Urceipts COu. nom
inal, st-odjo prime steers J7.30ga. poor to medi
um si., j-, t. SB-cki r ani leaders- J2 oO'iiw .
i.-s i I--. ..j rf,iis . -,-i- .1. cacners ji.i-c
- n. bulls U Jj'-i"i.5ij. ialvts J 3'Jiji5 .0. Tts led
s-.e-rs Jlijt,n Hog- R.celpts to-da 10 v"l. Mi n
cav Jfcoi ltft over 4 lU. steMd to -.troug. mlx.d
ar 1 tulc-iers f7.J'ii;b5. giaid to choice h-avv
S-.-,J-7'-- r-.ugh htavj KJJ'jiil. light S. l-
r. 4o, bulk fit i-alts 37 jria7.ci sheep Hei-ei-its
1 "-1. lie- p Me id . Iambs -tead . gissi to chui.e
wethers Jl-", A. fair ti ludce mixed J3.7:jil5J.
vt:,tern plieep ii 5-irl 7.. nitive Iambs dipped 55
fc-. 7"". . tirn lambs J5'il. ,"5, 'prlng lambs j: u
lte ipu- laille 1,, lugs 17...0. sheep 3.791.
hlnprrtnts Cattle 2.7J1. h gs 2 241. ft een IS1
--u J'-, ph. Mo June -I Catlle Receipts 2S.
nriuintil. ratlves SI 7 -i7 fc. wi, and heifers
Jl i-i!ti. veals JJ.5uJi-. stutke s and feeders 121?
3. ) Hogs Iteceii ts 5,-S"). stead . light anil
Ilg-it tniM J7 l4i7 rsj medium and heivy J7 45
0 7 73, pigs J4U1..77 siheeii lie elpts i nominal.
New .rk June 21 Beeves ltec ipts 213, one
eir Texas stf ers sold at Jl V). dressed lieef
tendv. city dressed native i-Ides 9al2c per lb.
..t'le- htat lei-orted Ameriian steers H$ll&:
dr--ed weight; t vports to-dv partly estirnate-1
1 -7 1-eeves. .", sheen and 4.75 fiua-ters nf l,ef
I (.ulvt--- Receipts iw r-arket -it h'ad 3i3 head
' nn ae. no silps repoited. in; dn-ssetl veals
1 g -ir.l sales sfrllc per 1 Sheep dnd limb
I eijts 2.or. j rices steai all arollid, but
sheep hevj. aid null. ex. ept good grades and
liehirdUle Wl-gni ATI Ut sj cai"S Cf sloCK Unsold.
Sh-cp s,di at J2 5 nl fl ivr 1J tb.s . a few
earnngs at jl ... Ian-Is WS7, dressed mut
ton eneral .salts it r'lz4 pr lb. dr-sced
limbs 3fil3c llcgs Receipts H.477. ro sales re
ported. aiAitsvirrs hv tklkguaimi.
New- Y'ork. Jure 21. Flour Receipts 21.413
Ibis . exisiitt 42.-.7J 1-bls . was again dull and a
th nle easier with wheat, winter patents J4il
llo. winter straights U7,a25. Minnerxita pat
ents J2 l-vtM 13. writer extras J3.13-i3.23. Minneso
ta bakers HTijI.'. winter low- grades J2.K.1
3 U it-e tlou, dull, rair to goo-i J3.23iI2.45;
tlioitf to fantv J3,70 Cornmeal steady; j el
low Ucstern J13J eity Jl 30. Brandvwine J3 45
3. Rve Ilrm. No. 2 Western at bjc f. o. b.
ail iat. Mate Mtifc I f. New Y'ork car lot
v lieat Receipts oluij. exports 1J0.775: spot
ea.. 2.0. j led 7JHc elevator. No. 2 red 79-,y
-v4c f. ob atloat. No 1 Northern Duluth S24C
f 00. afloat. No 1 hard Manitoba S34c f. o
b aCuat, wheal market was attectcd to-da b
easier ra'iles. ilearing weather in the south
west and M-nera! unloading, the close was weak
at -ittjc net dtclin. July 79 y-16c, closed 794c;
sept ;4'.r7i".t. clceecl 77'c. lec. 7 U il 7s 15-1 tc.
cl.istd ,3(.c com-Receipts 23,30), exports 30,2i0.
spot market advanced a little on account of low
t.inperaturcs ihri-ugh the corn states and local
ei.venng, iinali easing off u trifle, the market
cosed Head, a purtiai 4c net decline, July 66".
iut.ic-. closed i.'."e. Sept i3-,a34c closed e3!.c:
i ". :lcseu JP,e. Oats liecelpts 79.5HO. experts
-i.s-t,. pisjt uuitl, o ; 4,c ro.
No 2 47c No. 3 44c: No. J
while iuc. No S white 524c. trk. mxd. Western
1.5145c. trk white 5J-J5--C. Option market rul-d
quiet and ecsh- on i-rosrvets of better weather,
llcj stead, snipping 6tftsc. good to choice 503
5.c. Hops stiad. state prime to choice. ISO, 19
? r-c-I-j0 i""!'"- "Id iVu7. . Pacific Coast, 1901.
lji-iic. 190u. Wj.b- olds Ssc Hides au.et:
its is" Texas
iuadv acid -4.V
..,.-"! BCl'l--!
Z lbs . lc. tXlifcrnla, 21 to 23
dry. 21 to 3) lbs.. 13c. Leather
!hC llnnl (lltlnl itnnuCl, Hnr.a
.,.vwi-. ..t.ai nomirai jieei Quiet tl-m. 315 ii
r-l autet. Drirre cru.le nominnl .i . eMn-x.
Ilce stead; domcrtlc fair to extra 44i?6-c:
J.'lnn 445(oc Molasses steidy: Hew Orleans,
open-kettle, good to choice. 335f4tc
''hlcapo. June 21 Oah flout Winter patents
- 7-u '.. Piraifir.is 5J 11)3- o'J. clears 5J')3 30.
r ralr to chnice Tnaltlnir sISiTflc s.-o
i 1,-","Sf!' M i .onnwestern JI.73. prime
timothy J3.S;-;--? 90. elov er (contract! grade) JS.33.
Provisions Mess rwirk liter bhl v lit i -ici? o-?t.
lard (per 1) lbs.) JM.43 short ribl sidi-s (loose)
Jio 724i10 S3, dr salte-1 shoulders $Hi"9.i7V, sort
clear sides ilix.l ) JH 23811 374 'rthiskv. tw.lo ot
iiii-nwiiies ii.gv
Kansa3 ly. Jun -i
Close: Wheat-July 67-!ic:
Se t 674--it.7",c, citsh No 2 hard 70(.-S7lc; No. 2
O-'sS'i-c. No. 2 l.-d 72c. No. 5 69c: No 2 spring
TOe. Orn July 2SH.C. Sent 57i,e. cah No 2
mixed 614il-c: No. 2 white 63S7c: No 2 ftu;s?
tic Oats Nc 2 white 4v. Ite No 2 SWc. Hay
. I bK.-va Kmi-itVif. -ft t T&tl 1,.. w,n I f ATtn -r a
Choice timothy Jl! 73!12. do. prairie JJflO. Re
ceipts vvne-ii ..v-j du , corn aiw; oits l.oct
Shipments "Wheat C9.S00 bu ; corn 12.ii00:i oats
21.Hr I
Minne-inolls June 2 Close; Whe-it July Tl4c:
S Pt 7)-Kr on trk - N 1 hir.l TJ4c No. 1
Northern 7-.4C No 2 Northe-n 744c
Live-pool. June 21 (""os nr- Peas Canadian
stead- . 5' .l nour st uoul" rare winter
tm: Ss 9.1 . . Ilors at In.lon iraciic Coist)
' '' -s Beef quiet, extra India mess
i'raJSinr'r.,S.- ?T-r z-
Western 78s 6d.
firm. S3s. Ilacon
firm. Cumb'tland cut 21 to 20 lbs. S5B. short
rlts. 16 to 24 lies . 5fs 61. Icing clear middle-,
light. 2S to 24 lbs.. 'Si Cd, ling clear ro'ddles.
heavy. 35 to 40 Iln 36s short clear hacks 16 to
20 lbs . 53? 6.1 clear he'lles H to 16 lbs.. 53s 6d.
shoulderr Squire. 11 to 13 Ihs , firm. 42s 6d Bet
ter nominal. Iird tlrm. prime Western in tcs.
52s -i American retired In pa'ls 52 91 Chee-e
steadv : Anrricin flM't while 4rs 6.1 Amercan
finest colored '9s CJ Tallow Prime city steady,
23s id Turpentln- splr'ts firm: 39s Cd. Rosin
Onmnn-i stendv. 4s 21 Petroleum Refined
sfeodv Td Ilnseelell e.(.ay -s
Liveri-o-I. Jin 2' -Closing: Wheat-Spot firm:
No 2 red vvpsrer-n vvlrter po stocks; No I
Nnrth"in pr.ne Cs 2.1. No 1 Callfomt 1. no stcck.
1 utures quht Jutv 5s 11J. Sept. 6 2v. I
Corn Spot quirt. American mixed new- 5s M.
Alnerlcin mixed oil 5s 9d. Futures ncmlnal;
Julv nominal Sept 5s llad; OcL fs n,il
Peoria June 21 Corn steady; No 2 C2c Oats
flnn.. V1 r w.h.l.t",J?- ,,',1", throueh. Whlskj
on the basis of II 20 frr finlhed gods
Dutuih lun- 21 -Close: ,Wheat-Oish No. 1
fianl ,r No. 2 Northern 74i;c; Nn. 1 Northern
TCe Juiv 72HC. Sept Ttr,ftT2.' 0.ts--ent -nie
Cm-rsTul-r C2e
Toledo O Tune 21 Wheat dull easier: cash
79 ,r: June .9.e; Julr 73',r Sept 73c. Corn dull
'teadv: -., MUc- .T1.1,- iaiAm! cl-. -2 Si"'
43'ic Oats rtull steidy. cifh 4c: Tulv 37",?
rc-v 40tie: Sept. 23Uc new 21Vc clover seed
dull, stronger: cosh J3.07H Oct. J3.i2ii.
The Metal Markets.
New York, June 21 To-day's metat market was
of a holldav character Tin was selllrg slowly nt
2S.C2-c to 29c. Copper was steady, with standard
epet to 4u? nt 11 V' to 1190c lake 1212 43c
electrolvtlc 11 93312 10c: casting 11. s-)6 12.16c. Lend
was dull at 44c nu.l s-,eter wus nornl-al at 44c
Iron was about steady, tut quiet locally
' Poultry.
RI-Pt'BLir SPECIAL.
New York. June 21 Live Poultry Receipts
for week were 23 cars Western. 5 Southwestern
and I Southern, with fullv I more by express
against 30 cars 'ast week and 324 cars previous
week. No change In quotations
Dressed 1'oultr Receipts to-day TT7 pkgs : for
the week C.C01 pkgs Invoices to hand for first of
wcedc show un quite moderate, ard t-ne ms
fairly steady at the close, though the few lots
that arrived this mornl-g were tarried over In
coolers In absence of demand. Quotations un
changed Eftcs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June 21 E'gs Receipts to-day 4 61
cases, for the we-k C2.CC cases. The market Is
fairly well cleared of goods of all erases, for
which tecelvers were Inclined to accept of cur
rent m-irket rates An ndvan-e In prices has
been effected in the higher grades of sto.-k. or-
dlnnrv to fair aualltleq n-irli. In, In,. !.. ... i
proved market to the extent of meeting w'th
more ready .ale at about hrevlons prices asked
Tt l r.,p.l.-ih1s tha -. i3,... -..-.', ". eii
from this point -vlll lead to a steadv- Increase
in receipts The reports from competing mantels
are such as t. tum further shlPm-nts thhi way
and It I po-s ble that some dlfftcult-; may be hi i
In holding prices up to their present point No
hnn9 in nntnttAn J ac,K point, .so
S - ...U.. ... .,UU...UUC
ivansas cuv. jict. June 21 Eggs firm- new
whltewood csre-i included Hlic ooz.. los off
cases returned He. '
Chicago. June 21.-Egg-r firm- fresh 15Hc per
Philadelphia. June 21 Ergs firm: good de
mand, fresh, near-by J8c loss off; do. Western
:shc los off Southwestern do. 38c loss off; do.
Southern 16ic lore cff.
Hatter and Cheese.
New York. June a.-Bitter-R(!C.1pta B lrt
pkgs.; steady: Mate dairy lSR21c- cteamerv
tory 'icqiSHc. "Cheese-liiee'pte 3.651 pkgs!:" dall
and weak: fancy large colored 9U(S9Sc- fancy
large while 9d: fancy small n-rw Vsite w5
t. colored choice. 94(fS;c: fancy smaU white j
Cllicaeo. Jnnr 21. Butter strnrtv. r....i.. ,
CJ2c: viries 1I141JHc Cheese steady at Italic
Philadelphia. June 21 Butter (Inn: extra Nvciu
era creamery 22c: do. near-by prints 26c. Cheese ,
steaoy: rtew xosk iuh creams prime small 10UO i
W'Ac: do. fair to good S'-s10c ."istr
lat ve sprint srec.als Jl a). n.itenis ilsr si cir.ii.i...
t Jl .) ,r. .vo. Wheat No 3 73-c. No 2 rc.l 794-sd i Plttsbur- a time ss tiit-.i
'.Till. &il,c Oats-No 4-t.r,n -- " ;i.2 ..I?, -rlVsf5"5-5a-I JrnAA- IUv1
,1 .75 l-ll. v.. - ..I..7. .-,.. ..J - r,' -V."" .'"-v"' "'-i c,ear ana cool.
J.t ;TJ3' -V;.,- ""', V ?5.1TC - -" ? MC Whecllna. W. Va. June
. tKii iio-i iair to cniiu-e malum-- ns-.i.ii s n i
BEST INVESTMENT IN THIS WIDE WORLD TO-DAY. 1
CLOSE AMI STOCIC AnVAiCKS TO -M.OD I
oimh:k i Til jiakk siinE op TiiR otiitk imkiTiTEi.v xn niini-n pni.cn
Tnesdaj, June 2lth.
am.'.-.yf.iji'jv.i..m
confectioners'
crushed . Ic,
Cubes 4.M.
A 4 43. mold A 5c cut loaf 5 15c;
powdered 4 75c. granulated 4.b5c,
New Oilcans, La.. June 21 Sugar strong. oien
kettle 2462 2-lbc. open kettle centrifugal 3m
2'c. ccntritugil jtliow 24814c. secoads 20
2 3-16c. Molasses stead at t15c
Coffee.
New Y'ork. June 21 e-offee-Spot Rio quiet.
No 7 invuice 54c. mild steady. Cordova Sjr
114c The market opened stead, with prices un
changed to 5 points higher. In re-;onse to firm
ness in European markets. The local short con
tingent and the bull clique were medsrate buv
ers on the advance, at one time b.d.img prices
SSS.1? 'Jolnt',er last night's final bids. The
whole list settled back toward the close under
' ...... Uwv-i, hc maiKcL as nnai y steady
Willi nrns n.t nni. .n.i , - . .. . '
"" -".crs Ci urcnangeu to a o-nls higher
Total sales were. 23. bags Inciuling June at
' Jul at 4 5'k . sept, at 5. Nov. at i, Lc
J'Tt,--"- J IWCa.au,; Jan. at 5.30c. March at
with prices net u-lchanped to
W ool.
flfT?n.'2l JU?e a TTh aTlaN of -wool for the
Tnii1 jT11-' a"etlon -ales aurntwr 12.530 ral,
iSid'n5 m foardd direct The imports during
Jh,0 ere: New- vouth Wales. 6 SO). Victoria
if r'J? i?an,a' Vi- N,ew Zea'-'n'I. 40 434. Cape
w here? 321 P J",taU 3W' Cb"" -091- eI"-
Turpentlne and Hosln.
vrY7L- .Jur!(- a -Turpentine dull at 45?
si-rt-1".'11 !te-"i-f- strained, common to good!
ji&fcr'rSn ,fis:
Petrolenm.
-v.-Le-YoJk-J!ine.21 -Petroleum Refined steady:
J7S,,ork.n$Tbuik,5,4.8o'h"aii"I'hU and BaIUm0?e
1 TnP;- r""5 " -Oil-North Lima SSc: South
Lima and Indian 83c.
.l,'.-c'.t-r- -'-. June 21. Credit balances $120;
ct;rt!ll.-nte ro hid. shipments 65,410. average Sl.
6JS. runs SC.273. average 77.979 average .
Dried Fruits.
..Ne Tork. June 21 Evaporated apples con
tinued In moderate demand, with supply strlctlv
proportionate, and prices steady Co-rm-n to good
are quoted at 7ii94c prime 9S10i ccoice 1040
jr-f-'ir.' fancy at, Ilc- A 'air busine-s is dolrg
in Callfornli prtslucts. partlcu'arlr in prunes,
the larger sizes of which ar In best renuest
SlThl.'1 "Ported rather slight In some grades.
rl-r.. t U s '-" s--c- to s,c ior an graurs
,mrc ,.-!?. ehange in aprlcvt... prices running
from 10414e In boxes to 104B12:- In bacs
M..T c0.nt""-e 1iet. but holders show no
disposition to make concessions Peeled peaches
are priced 12S16c. unpe.led nt lHeiO-c
Dry Goods.
daVhaJbSn JoUfn Tif.-dl'TqSlc? cIS'nfcr'owT
SJ. 'wilh'iJ 511' "'!haVhoTi:
;T" ?", "hdoahtedir be moved. d'e-plS ti,J
Mmi,"nu-,al '-'"anee sales to b- held by all th-
Jia 53 .:.,.0'weJara'ndCOre,Ai,'.rr,ens1ltaUr,
ns'ffiiet Tin'e;3 jnd jffs 'rns '
Rank or Spain's Report.
cMadrld- J!"-e The report of the Bank nf
Spam for the week ended Yesterday shows t?i
'gWlS- SUS$' &sfc&
RIVER NEWS.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS
l.Sra,!-aJrV' Vlc un.e -2 Chester down at
J-. .. m-: Gray Ea'e down at 6 a. m.; Cape
Girardeau up at S a ra; J. M RlchtnSn dowr.
at 10 a ra. Mary Michael with 2 barges down
fm ?;Sk : Clt" Si C1"toa "P at 3 : Chester
SPm".' 4:i- p'.-.m V Ea'-se "all 1" " fset and
falMns. Weather clear and warm.
Cape Girardeau. Mo . June 22. The Cape Girar
deau up at midnight: the Chester down at t a.
m.. up at 11 a. m,: the aty of Clifton uo at 10-30
!i "k" the Grey Eagle down at 1 d. m.r the j
ai. iticntman down at 2 p. m. with e-reursinn
Memphis. Tenn . June 22. The river here stands
13.4 feet on the gauge, a fail of .2 or a foot In
the last 24 hours. The Georgia Lee arrived this
morning from Cairo and returns Tuesday. All
the local packets due to-day arrived on time. Re
ceipts by rlv er to-day were t bales of cotton and
5 feet: falling.
Telrer S feel f-ttt.
111-,. -t-atiicr ciouay ana cool
Louisville. Ky.. June 22. River rising; in canal
S feet 6 Inches: on falls 3 feet 4 Inches: below
locks S feet. Weather clear and pleasant.
Cincinnati. O . June 22. River W.9 feet: sta
tionary. Weather clear and cool.
Evansvtlle. Ind.. June 22. River rising slowly:
6.2 feet. Weather clear. Avalon up.
PROGRESS OF FILIPINOS.
Xatives Are Studying English and
Modern American Methods.
Washington, June 22. W. Letjji Pepper
man, member of. the Philippine Civil Serv
ice Commission, is in the city, havlns just
arrived on leave of absence from Manila.
Air. Pepper-man to-dny said:
"The scope of the commission has been
extended gradually until it now covers 6.0W
positions, ranging in salary from $15 per
month to S7.700 per year.
Mr. Popperman says that the immediate
reward to successful applicants has caused
a change in the old classification system of
education under the Spanish regime to one
I 01 modern cnaracter, Dasea largely on
I practical business lines. So great is the In
terest of the Filipinos in acquiring a knowl
i edge of English that 10.000 adults are going
to night school in .Manila.
Before the American occupation type-
writers were almost unknown in the Phil
I Ipplnes, but now at every examination held
j by the commission applicants are qualify-
inc in typewriting and stenography. Of thi
I 6.00O positions mentioned 4,000 are held by
I s.-iif. th rem-ilrdcr by Americans. The
policy of the commission, Mr. Pepper-man
, ... h.ts been to reDlace the Americans
by Filipinos as rapidly as possible.
"Under Spanish rule," ho continued.
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building, for EACH pattern ordered, ana Inclose this blank, properly filled out with
your namo, address and bust measure for each pattern ordered.
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POST OFFICES
STREET AND NO.
111 stllltR TITHsnV. .IITX-R ".llli- AT
T. S- IIEAOEHSOX A CO.,
SOU Continental Hunk Uulldlns. St. Louts, Mo.
STEAMBOATS.
ITPEIt MISSISSIPPI.
DHQDJ0L!HE3TE!WERS.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
Meals and Berth included.
Every Saturday to Keokuk,
Iowa, and Return, S6.00.
Every Tuesday to Burlington,
Iowa, and Return, S8.00.
A delightful three and fou- days outing.
u' -. ivi-sion. ri-wnuurs aioxiers,
Clarksvillc Iiulslan.l. tlannih-il.
1 Quincy, Keokuk. Nauvoo. Fort Mad
ison and Rurllneton.
STEAMER SIDXEY
Leaves Tuesday. June 24. at p. ro. a. .
FOR ST. PAUL
And Intermediate Points
STR. QUIACV. Wednesday. June 25. 4 p. ra.
STR. DUILQIE. Sunday June 29th. 4 p. m.
From wharfboat, foot of Washington avenue.
Phone Alain 2I47A I P. LUSK. Gen. Agl.
For Louis-ana. Clarksvlde. Ham
burg. Moz.era. Poppleton and all Cal
houn County landings. Steamer
BELLE OF CALHOUN leaves wharfboat. foot Of
Locust street, every Wednesday for Clarkivuie
and all way landings. Round trip. J3.50.
Saturda s at 4 p. m.. for Louisiana and all way
landings. Round trip. 31
LAWRENCE MACDONALD.
Phone Main 233. General Agent,
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, JT.OO Round Trip, 1S10.OO
lacludtng Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Urand Tower. Cape Girardeau,
Cairo. Memphis, Helena. Greenville, yicksburc
and Natcl ez. taking freight for ail way landings
this side of New Orleans and laadings on Arkan
sas River to Pine Bluff.
KEES LEE. Tuesday. June 24 San.
PETER3 LEE. Friday. June 27. i p. xa.
From wnarlbuat, toot of Olive st.
Phones: Main 1005; Klnlocn A 753.
W. E. Albltx. Com. Act.: D. M- Connors. Gem.
Agt.
St. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Co. '
Great Tennessee RlTer Route.
Excursion Season Now Open.
Str. CITV OP CLIFTOX.
Only 312 round trip.
Will leave wharfboat. foot of Fin
street. Wednesday. June 23. at E n.
m.. for Cape Girardeau. Cairo. Metropolis. Pa
ducah and all landings on Tennessee River, to
Waterloo. Ala.
JN'O. E. MASSENGALE. Art.
Phone Main ISA and A 112.
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY,
The Only Side-Wheel Steamers For
CAPE GIRARDEAU, COMMERCE
And all way landings. Leave wharfboat. foot ef
vine St.. Str. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mondays and
Fridays. 5 p. m.
Str. GREY" EAGLE. Wednesdays and Satur
days, 5 p. m.
Round Trip to Commerce, 55.00, 1 IneluSlax
S-M.aJs and
Round Trip to Cape Girardeau. tS.OO. J Berth.
Making a special excursion on Saturdays, ex
changing boats at Grand Tower, returning by
str cape Girardeau, arriving at St. Louis Mon
day morning. Round trip, including meals ul
berth. 54.1X).
ILLINOIS RIVER.
Str. Bald Eagle for Peoria and all way land
ing.. Wednesdays and Saturdays, 4 p. tn.
I-fccne Main 232. H. W. LEYHE. Agent.
St. Leals-Chester -Cipi Girardeaa, Uai.
Daily Service.
STR. CITY OF SHEFFIELD.
Will leave wharfboat. foot of Fins strset. Ifon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 p. a. tea
Crand Tower and all lasdlaxa.
STR. CHESTER
Will leave Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
4 p. m. for Cape Glrardsau asd all pnnetyal
landings. Quick time, b-sit accommodations.
Phonss, Main ISA sad A Hz,
JOHN . UAMINGALE. Atsat.
COLUMBIA PACKET COMPACT.
Ths only regular gts. Geasrievfc St. Hun znA
Oestsr packtt,
STEAMER COLUMBIA.
leMLvss srery Tuesday. Thursday and Satnrdas
at 4 p- m.. from Dlamoad Jo wharfboat,
HUNTER BEN JENKINS. Gsasral Aa-sst.
Phon. Main 3447A.
MISSOURI RIVER.
5t. Louis and Hermann Packet Co,
Str. KENNEDY
Leaves foot of Carr st. Tuesday. June SI. at
S. m.. for Washington. New Haven. Hermann,
efferson City, Wolff's Point and all way land
ings. LAWRENCE MACDONALD.
Phone Main 233. General Agent.
"women were unheard of in the Govern
ment service, but Just before I left ManlU
three Filipino young ladles had passed suc
cessful examinations and had received
good positions. The Filipino makes a splen
did clerk.
"Shortly before coming to America I
made a tour of the principal provinces for
the purpose of conducting examinations. It
was surprising how much good material
was discovered, considering the fact that
the education of the islands is centered tn
Manila. Enough competent men were found
to fill all the provincial positions."
DEPARTMENT.
047S-rLdi(t' turpllct ConetCoren.
52, 34; 3G, 3S, -10 and 42 inch bust
RRECT POST OFFICE ADDRESS.
AWIT TOR AXY PATTERJIS A3D
SIZES KAJ1ED ABOVE.
cents. Bust measure
Kimono. Price 10 cents..
Inches
..One size.
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