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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.


Onions, new. Ss.25@2.50 per sack
Lettuce, hot house, 45c per don.
Potatoes, new, $l5@l8.
Beets, per sack. 1886.
Turnips. per sack, 60c.
Carrots, per sack, SOC.
Parsnips, per sack, 75@85c.
Canlificwer, 7bc@$l per dozen.
Cabbage, native and California,
$i.00@l.25 per 100 pounds.
Apples. $l.25@l.5 so per boz.
Prunes, soc per box.
Butter Creamery, $50 per pound;
dairy, l7@22c; ranch, Ito per pound.
Eggs-l5@ Ice.
Cheese--Natiye, 15c.
Poultry-ls@ lac; dressed. i4@l5c;
spring. IS.
Hay-Puget Sound timothy, $I2. 90;
choice Eastern Washington timothy,
$ls.00@l9.00 =
Ccrn--whole. $ss.00; cracked, $2s;
feed meal, $2s.
Barley-Rolled or ground, per ton,
$40;
Flour-Patent, per barrel, SO. rs;
blended straights. $500; California,
sS.26; buckwheat -four. $500; gra.
ham, per barrel, $500; whole wheat
iour. $500; rye -four, $s.s0@4.00.
Millstuffs-Bran, per ton. $13. 90;
shorts, per ton, $500.
Feed--Chopped feed, $1,000 per ton;
per ton. $40; oil cake meal,
per ton, $4,000.
Fresh Meats-Choice dressed beef
steers, Th Csc; cows, &c; mutton &c;
pork, 71sc; trimmed, ec; veal, s1k@
I0c.
Hams-Large, lsc; small, ISL;|
breakfast bacon, l21Sc; dry salt sides.
l.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

According to the annual report OF the
New York state board OF charit ties there
IL 0 greater demsnd for girl babies for
adoption than can be supplied. Nearly
400 families applied for homeless chill.
dren In the past twelve months.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

IL is q significant fact that one OF the
first steps taken by General Wood on
his return TO Santiago, toward stamp.
ing out yellow fever. was to order the
closing OF all American bars and saloons
in the city, and prohibiting the sale OF
strong drink TO Americans.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

The Lebanon. Or, paper mill com.
pany has purchased mile of street car
rails, that were obtained years ago for
extensions OF the street car system in
Eugene. The extensions were never
made. The rails will now be put to
use in the yards of the paper mill at
Lebanon. In addition to this, negotia-
tinns are pending between the same
parties for the purchase of the street
car system now in operation at Eugene.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Are the latest ia dentistry. Bya peculiar
process they are rendered better than any
other material. They may be nne, but
most people would prefer their own. and
THIS may be best accomplished by keeping
the stomach healthy with Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, as the condition OF Ii af.
feets the teeth. The Bitters will cure con.
stipation, dyspepsia and billiousness.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

The popular notion that the blind
possess . more acute sensibility for
tactile impressions Is not supported by
the numerous and careful made obser-
yations by Professor Griesbach, OF
Basla
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Venice can never have a trolley car.
but she Is about to take up substitute
through the abandonment OF the pic
turesque gondolas which have come
down from the times OF the Doges and
the adoption Of electric launches.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

A Michigan paper tells OF the explo-
sion OF . hot water bag. A doctor
says; II have often wondered that
there have been 80 few accidents OF this
kind. People sometimes fill them with
water hot enough TO scald person to
death. More care should be taken and
many accidents would be averted.u
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Self-fertile plants or varieties are
those which do not require pollen from
other plants or varieties in order to pro-
duce seeds or fruit. self.sterile plants
or varieties are those which do require
pollen from other plants.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29
No One Nier,.

Mother = I'm surprised at you'll
Couldn't you tell he was going to kiss
you?
Daughter-Yes, ma, but there was no
one for me to tell except him, and he
knew It already. Philadelphia Press.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29
Northwest Notes.


The $15, 900 necessary to establish a
fruit cannery in Walla Walla has been
subscribed.
4 Umatiiia county, Or, breeder has
Poland China SOW whose offspring
last year brought him $IOO. Her lat
est effort was litter of IA pigs.
The most unique wedding ever SOL
emnized In Spokane occurred when
Justice Leonard performed the cere-
mony uniting Tom Wing, native Of
China.a and Wennie, native of Japan.
It is the opinion of many OF our
ranchers with whom we have spoken
on the subject, says the Vale, Malheur
county, Gazette, there will be consid-
erable water during the coming season.
In spite of the lack of snow In the
mountains. They say that as the
ground has not been frozen the rain
and snow water has sunk, and this will
iced the springs until late in the season.
L. Patnaud. who arrived the other
day from Alaska, it is said, made
stake large enough to pay dividends to
the several Everett citizens who ioined
in advancing him $50 each as grub
stake, st the rate of $3.50 for eveiy
$50.
While excavating at Fort Setyens re-
Gently for the new barracks. an old
burying ground was discovered and
several cofiins unearthed. No one
seems to now anything about this
ancient burial place, and no mention |
can be found of it in the records at the |
fort.
w. w. Fish, millionaire of EImira.
n. 4. and Professor B. r. Barge have
leased 200 acres of choice lands ON
the Yakima Indian reservation at
Simc0 station, and have q large force
Of men engaged in plowing and seed
Ing. They propose making a great
stock farm. in which alfalfa will form
The basis of feeding several thousand
cattle, sheep and hogs every winter for
The early spring market.
A hole 600 feet deep has been drilled
N the ranch of Alex Still, near West
N, Or. Some water has been obtain.
d and it is expected that a good sup-
Ply of water will be found at little
yreater depth.
The sheepmen who have been using
ne mountains included in the Rainier
crest reserve have been notified of the
ecision of the secretary OF the interior
hat sheep and cattle will not be per.
nitted to Craze on the reserve this
eason.
The Southern Pacific Company has
istributed 2S carloads OF ties between
Iumsville and North Santiam. and is
ntting its road-bed in first class shape.
The Pacific Sheet Metal Works, the
uget Sound Mill Company and the |
airhaven Canning Company are suing
onnty Treasurer Roeder, of Whatcom
Dunty, WASH. to have set aside taxes
sseassd against their properties as
airhayen city taxes, alleging that they
. located On the tide lands In front
|. but wholly outside Of the city limite
Fairhayen. The total amount in
,lved IL 81. .se6.s2 Il
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Probably the top is the Oldest toy In
the world. II has been in use for thou.
sands OF years in all parts OF the globe.
and some savage tribes use II la the per.
formance OF religious rites.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Have you any relics that your son
brought home from the Cuban warp
"No; but I've got several trunks full
Of stun be would have taken IL had
let him."-IndianapoIis Journal.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

The popularity Of golf In England Ii
proving . godsend to the farmers and
landholders In the near vicinity OF the
larger towns. In many cases fabulous
prices have been paid for club grounds.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Oats are known sometimes to have
snheTcolosia, and that they have In
anany cases been carriers Of diptheria
and other OF the ordinary infections
directly and indirectly. Il more than
ansnsefsd.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

America sells nearly three times IS
much as she buys; Germany buys over
800, 100000 worth more every year
than she sells; while Great Britain last
yaar actually bought twice Is much Is
che sold.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29
How,s Tursf

We 0dsr One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
CataErh Cure.
=. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Pr0ps.. Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have known y. j. Cheney
tor the past 10 years, and believe him perfectly
sncialiy able 20 carry out any obligations made
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

The great department store in Paris.
the "Bon Marche." has the biggest
kitchen In the world. In this kitchen
Is daily prepared the food for the 1000
employees OF the great store.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Ny doctor said | would die, but piso's
Cure for Consumption cured me..-Amos
kelner, Cherry Valley, ILL.,, Nov, 23. 'aS.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

wholesale Druggists, Toledo. >.
WALDfN0, KfENAh q MAEvIE
Wnoiesale Druggists, Toledo, d.
Ian Catafrh Cure Is stsken mt .ruaIIy, acting
directiy on the blood and m, cous surfaces oE
ne ne system. Pri % 7sc per bo'u Sod BY FL
druggists. Testimonials free,
Halls Family Pills 'r tbs Lest.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup the best remedy 10 use for thsir
children during the teething period.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-03-29

So NIss 70 Eat. So Mild, So Effective.
e take medicine ID pleasure, when the
Medieine is Caseareta Candy Cathartic, the
szaEs. 19c, 2Sc, 60c
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

s@-aS fas9 4iel decline from SATURDAY. May 5isa5l4c
eSpoits lI5ss bu- spot weak; No. i2c { o. b.
s.iUa1 and sac elevator. Option market was
Si.sed by larger country offerings and improved
Sriin' H9ndlti2ns; closed weak at at Isalt.G & ~,
f-isc. sept 42"-aI3i-c closed i2ssc. Oats-h-,
.aEW le9' hn. exports iiio bu s@t t, dal 9 aa =,
~ 81 No } white 2Sc: rlc. mixed Western :. e
w.aI.r n WHIT 2Si2G35c options qaet an ~
.,,Gj..e je Sn12c'-c- Hops quiet. Coal steady, Eecf
steamed sz %: rsfD-I Easy; 10 Cautin,nt s745; )
=; 80: compound Cl.afSsc. PORK dull; family
$iHli1u; short clear $i4ri5; mess si2al:.75 Tai
10y IsT weak city 4'.c. country f,njc. go,ton.S'"''i
K tui,' nr prime crude i'e; DO ell" :, -,
~ ~ hfH' G.n,rstc fair 60 extra 4is@f-c. !al,n
t;,t,ir tt5;."a,-r MglaSses STEADY. Peanuts tai.
l-itiELtS l-.ES :" Liverpool quiet; cotton by >tenn
i!yeFpo"l May 2i.-The Grain and pr,ision rs-
trth ~ rs VIII he ciosrI on MAY T. the Queen >
~ oie'iG. o, May 2r.-wheat active: No; ? cass
- 80 Nay sc corn active. UNCHANGED. No. :
Rye unchanged Ne. cash &c tTa:-rseed dull
G.,' =, t5Fs ash ,f'sn" Old ii .9 nriine NY s.
Kansas cits. NJ. Nav Whe,st-,iuS si'tc:
81 i' y|-1 ,"Sh NJ hard taGilse' ~" r,.4 III
S.,ri. offered al - .i,5i -; C.Sh ~. :
sH'' - ~ white 80: " &" ~ '''S
80 ~. NM't" 70 itys-N" % h1E mole
timothy So-Jfiif. choice prdirie S.2'ft 80 l;ut-
-. ram , ~ '""l'": t:,,ry. fan lie. Est ~
'itSh !y'-'' E"cril's-N - l.cat t5"gt, com 4t.Tp-
tSt'' tci' $50 Shipu.-n's--Whedt 900; "orii' T.
tiyr;Ioui. MAY -Wheot-spot steady: NJ
Hlit"tnia 5~ 1iIS- 21ad: NJ. Northern spr'ns
y ssi; iHiu'e~ quiet. MAY - S'.a. S'pt. - sd
t'fA-Hi'si American mixed new firm AZ - Ia:
intuF'N duli. Ia. - iei. July IS i"3. S-r'- :
iu'i Lard American i-tine,. In rails duh at -
20. iaruu- Short ribs firm at 81 long c'-dr
nhIddltS. light firm At as: long clear -nidi."-,
heaNy frm at ils Cd. clear AiiI"s Arm AT us;
shVlideIs. square tirn at 3ss. Talow- Australian
IN l-ondon steady At 25s cd The imp9rts or
wheat INTO ..v-rI col last week were &'.ShG 'uar-
urs from Atlantic ports. ;strD quarters from Ia
nc ports ana 800" quarters from other ports
ne imports Of corn from Atlantic ports Into
Liverpool last week were $3.50 quarters.
, thIcaso MAY 3I.-Cds!. quotations were as FOL
lows: Flour steady. Wheat No. C.l66c. Ne.
red - i.ac CorHNo. . SGE.c. No. yellow b e.
oats No. : 2IUe3i4-. No 2 whit ~. aedi=c; No;
5 Mhif" sgH.a'1 g.. isye-NO sJc. Bdfley-tiOyt
feeling sc: fair 10 choice mailing SsuIiIe. See!
N". lax Si.>a: No. ! Nortilwest-rn s-S,:
prime timothy .. A. Prov vsioHs Mess u9rE
pc htL' slr no; lard per lr9 IbS1 ss.S"r
"s"; snort rbs sid-s trOset S. 54.65a: dry silt-t
Shoulders ,bNIb S. 5Jf6.7s: snort clear SHES
thNd3 s,a:7-l'. Whisby-Easis Of hIghwtnrs ST.
IN iuT tr"dEce TX mango to-day the butter mar
k'i Hed steady. cr-ameries li'-ul;i.ri dd!Fles j
81 H. - 'h--se dull a. s'sQ9@.c. Eggs easy fresh
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry
Egg and Butter Quotations.
81 ySrr's Nc,z,

ST Louis. Mcntay. Msy 81 1900
mo produce markets were generally in good
cailaition to-day. with receipts moderate and
demand fair. There were few peddlers in m.
, , market. but the local trade bough. fairly well
and shippers were also in .he market,
POTATOES were firm and choice Unsprcrrfed va
cepts were somewhat heavier but ofserinss j; wer,
NY e!us4 20 requirements Common. mixed
charges.
! New potatoes were steady. and goo. stock was
'i;s 3,g demand i1i Is increasing rapidly
are practically nothing and the season Is about
over, only choice. unsp.outed stock is ss!aale
were heaHT and the e' eaaanh aa heAsss as Tesfip,s
cnelGe sound. dry stock entirely.
heavy and the demand slow. Choice sound, SOL
ID stock is saieble. tur loose leafy ia slow
T0'Easoes were dun receipts wer. heavier
aIaa ,sr sgh@rs!lg ,tl; .,, Sf Inferior qnaiity
of4sr,nss Of homegrown ample for the demand,
! oily limited demand from the local trade and
| offerings very light
ora'Ees were frm and in fair demand at
CHANGED prices. as the consumption is heavy and
offerings only moderate.
LEMONS We're quiet but trTn.
The first peaches OF the season were received
today from arp and Crockett Texas. They were
not quite ripe. but sold at sl.to for I-5-bu. box
on accoGnt Of their being the first arrivals.
sats wst sssT wsZs @ 6 and II good a
f WtF Teaa1y taken ,h at god DIss.s
variety. which grown from Rocky Ford
seed planted in Mexico. were offered and s,ld a,
81 email crate
Other fruits were quiet and steady st TN
changed prices
Live poultry was IN fs;r request Light oil
chickens were in good denani. hut keayy stock
was SLOW and receipts heavy. rrices steady
and unchanged.
Spring chickens were IN sooi demand and re-
CjptS were tight. but s'nail-siged Cnic kens less
than one pound. wanted
turkeys. ducks ard geese 1uii and I'M
changed
Frog legs continue scarce. firm ard in good
demand.
Neals were dun but steady. with receipts and
demand both light.
sheen and lambs were quiet and steady at un-
changed prices.
Wool continues in good demand and tire mar
and all offerings We're res,ii'y taken.
Hides were quiet and sscaiy. Receipts were
light and generally Of poor quality but met with
ready sale.
Eggs.
The market was quiet and steady a. unchanged
prices Choice. fresh. nearly stock sold at loc
loss OF. and Southern at &c. Receipts ana offer
fngs were light.
Receipts at st Louis to-day were 4sls cases,
and shipments 3.a55 cases
Dairy Products.
Butt-r-The market quiet but nrn on
al except extra creamery. which pient,-
frsts lie; seconds i6c. Dairy-Entra I7c; frSts
Ice. grease 4G5c. LadIe-packed-Extra l5c: frsts
lie Country store-pscked HAZE for good to 90,
lOc for poor.
C7,eese-Quote: Twins at Il,kc; singles 1Isc;
Y. a. I3c. lIiinois--Tw;us &c: singles Sc: Y a
sc: n Y. fun cream l2iac: LinbUrser liikaI2c:
Swiss 1sqi6c: brick Iiiaal2c. Foregoing are Job.
bing prices from store.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
y York Market Spots quiet ard Lie lower.
ling l!-lsc. Futures closed guiet
by Telegra

New York. MAY GA heavy business vas
from II decision to li1uidate foiiowino W.. ,'.is
cables from the Liverpool market which -
vata advices reported to be In . sfats ~ 81 '
lapse. The market here opened 2T5 poinrs fy,
and further declined 6it39 points I.iquidatfo1
"f long accounts was the feature. Eys,,t To-
ory. the shorts were the best buyers \ fsy-
good people have been buying ia a r11i.r,t,
way the belief that the market Eas is.,
oversold ami IL entitled to a consdera5 5is. r.
action Sentiment in the main however Esens
bearish on the brilliant character ,lf The cr1D
accounts and the SasEinS tendency Of southern
spot markets. Southern.TS continue to soil ~
new crop positions and seud hcaTish advice, r.
Garling the crop outlook Private advires sa.-
there ~ speculation in cotton at I.iy.rr.Si
while the spc, demand abroad is slow. t.I.
lowing a poor outlook for trade and co.stl M,
tioa. Under heavy general selling Aug. irnr'a,,
to g.. sac late IN the day, bUt rallied Signify
near the close on p.oiit-takins- fain,. - "a,
closed quiet 1l-l6c Receipts "a b4Ies In
lures closed steady at the decline: June oi.e:
Nov. '1sc; Dec ''Sc; JAN 7sGc: Feb. 1.Sc;
American middtnG fair. 19-5.d: good r,i,itiir: /:
. 5-i6d: mddling I'D; low midIIing . 5ssi::
god god tdinary ~ , a SIS5d ordinary m Esd the
for speculation and export and inciud5j
$50 AInerican Receipts 1000 including '''i so,
American. Futures opened quiet and cEozed
easy at the decline American iniddIng /. m. G.
MAY ; 4-ed VI May-Jun- 2-GIdfi5 s-si,i b. :
Aug Sept. 56sid $: sept.-Oct 57-s4d s. oci
Nov. 4 a5-sta4 26-64d $: Nov.-Dec. zi-s4j s.
Feb. March 17-e4a4 ls-64d b. ''' = :
Liverpool May 1.-The Cotton Exchange Will
' New orleans. May si.-5o;ton ana aalr: -,,e,
iiiIsc; middiiag gsc: good ,niddiins- lee
li 6s6 Futures easy. May nominal: J,,rs aStu St
~; July sepsste; Aug S.l6GS. nc: Srg,, : 81
7.sSa7-57c. ''' '''''' March
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22
POULTRY.
Prices Firm. but Receipts Not Up to
Expectations.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL.
New YorE. NJ H.-IGvs po1itry recA = To-
day were cars wes,er1. and Of sout:,wA FERN,
generally expected th. recetpts would shovNn
increase t.iis week, a!vices hand are n,odssA
ducng sections las, week. which intersered Win
the the, cSlleeiins Of stock Spring chicisensIocal
Fowls lie; ro-1sters &c TlIrksys-Fair 10 good "a
and s,hw.s,s- EN- l5s esir ssss s9Itnesa
ns.ir f5casl; Southern and Southwestern etS7sc.
dpfs Of fr foTSa ssH'ts Tefe fsag 81 Pkss 3, Re
voices to hand do not show any Increase over
very decided falling Off sonie effort was made
a. me opening to strain fowls to 1oiac. bu: buy
@ Grated The their sskins price to i9c ANA demand at
era sss, vas h,,Ts not sufficient 70 clean up wes
The movSnent IN frozen poaItry Is uTiited' and
stock Is changing hands. Iced poultry: JT1rkeyso
S'eraee best hens s:iloc toms 75s7i=c; broiiers.
s-,u'heEn to 5's us. TO pair. l6q3sc: Western
pSor to fair l?ls Fowis|WesteTT prime seaid.
l6t Sutt,srn and i sothvtsteT Ti;il 12 "'esi I od
Yo yS1 iss'h rs s ga Eoeer & ,o leury; ,,; Tlr5ey;
's & and n5,' far3 ~, i1c; .ais to good 19afc No
NJ Ease. Chiekens--Fryers. 4 to a. lbs. TO
Iair average. tlgl2c; .es!ly packed fancy l2e:
dryplcEed 1islc scaid5 tc S fair 10 God ii
iS.i14c large 5,i itci I4ed1En Weights
PRIME ar oia cocis-i'rrne 6i-Qlic Geese~prtFas.
Chicngo Poultry auotation..
chicago. May et.-DrcSsed poultry sopady<f.s-
keys eQIc: chickens Sasc
Bufter. Cheese and EgSs<
New Yor. May 2I.-fS,.tter-Racesr+s r-,so
lAsS- st-s''iy Western creamery i5iz42oc: fsu-
tory l-'J lsc. the<ss-Eeceipts e.5 ukgs: yyeax:
fancy, iarge white y'sasiCT.: fancy large rpiorci
'sloC fancy small white 81 ffi4tc: fancy small
.s.ufed .d +'irs' -: ESgs-Recetpts l3.ea5 pxgs.:
arm' storage western at mark 13isGI52.cj reg
uL.r packing. loss on, lsl=GI$c.
Metal Market.
,Nev York. Nav 2i.-sstde fro,:, better cables
Ih"t- nad been looked fer. therp were M new
i''1'uftS in the mGTi.et for metals Tin in
sympathy VITA the advance abroad fu,nred soul1
S-'.tJ bid and S2y.Ssls asked. Pig iro, ,,uief
';h4 unsettled Ncrthrrn NJ. l foundry uor,rinqI
i-t4s. COPPER WAS quiet ana -Urchanget! at SIS 81
SpetteT- whtle quiet. a shade frrnsr or a
i PASS OF - .-lif-52i: The brokers' price for
i.ad N.;. S.S' ai'1 tCr copper $i5.45
Treasury Statement.
- Washington May 2L-To-iay's statement OF III.
itt@sJfy biis.n".s in the general fund excu-
siNs OF thG So. Pt'oyr gold reserve in the dvi-
~hce. Si3,@'5.Att; gold. t1a 2Sili.
minneapolis EIour.
Ninneanolis. MINI. Hay 2f.-rIour- First nat
elts 500: second $50: first cea- s. 80 sacns
clears S2oo fran in bulk S1l0u.15 Wlea. ~
store-N3 NoriftTa May 6i7sc; July sSIze.
Northern 655sc; No Northern sis<c. w.
INCORPORATED following co,,,,.,-
n,ed @ articles OF Incorporation Yesterday: j. ii M
James e NJ. Walker, Henry VI Blsrte" a5s 4
rank taue Cooper Detective Service C,r,-,,ca... a..
capital. S9.tso; stockhOlders-I-,bn NJ .,r,nc
T. Fleser and T. II. Quick
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

n
quality fairly good. Adyices indicated
heavy supplies and lower markets elsewhere
The opening here called . to- loc lower on
medium and heavy hogs. while the hest lights
and pigs sold about steady. All Interests were
in the market ana trading was active long
as the supply lasted. i.utsheTs AMI packers were
lively competitors for the medium and heavy
hogs and shippers took all the lights and wanted
y.Gye.
tops. 2li lbs. average. at S.-.l.. and consisted
Of .022 head 2D6 lbs average that cost S3.l3
the Nelson Morris & -. main drove. l26 head
20. lhs average cost SJ.l2 and the Chicago
Packing and Provision Company bought SIS head
294 lh-.., at $50Ss. besides l3' roushs 2ta lbs
average At S.S5. Some sateSrnen considered their
early sales the best.
The bulk Of the hogs Ghe pigs nn! the strictly
iov-Erade offerings conSi!e 'cds sold at &5-H,
i5.ls. as against s5.T2ia 10 $50 on Saiuria.
The pics and light lights. 20 "a lis lbs average,
at 81 to sos. according 70 quality. Eghr hogs
$50 70 iS9 lbs. sold at $40 10 SIl7 the bulk at
s.. s.. 10. Medium weights 100 TO s4D lbs sold
at 81 81 To s5ao the bulk going a: s. s. l..
The heavy crills sold at 81 70 s. and fair TO best
heavy h.gs at sos to S'.--- tsOpd mixed hogs
sold 81 80 to s. TO- and common To inferior mix
lures sold at .i.2j 20 Si.s5.
y9.ar5r, ,--qrl.n p11ae
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-22

from Ocai H niliers ssss sonns nj Gs tS Their
illustrates how Itsis demand & ' there ere Is BY sam
o no red e. sse sss: e s Na is s4a'sr a"s GO
Sc No. hard at sttscsse; No do: at sSisc.
I'oRNcash f,rket~ke;ceS.d. civ ~ 70. Ks ami IS
ears local and p cars through Lower. but in
ound lois No White Rpns saia from n'sts Elevator + o.
b. at 2s,5e this ami as4.ftSsa.c Z. side, and No
at SSe. No at Size. No. yellow a, ss4e; No
Scl., I9i al Sc No. white at :.'a9s..c. and not
r.oArs-Cash market Received. g cars Iocai
ttTTin, tT, as @iierings small and the demand not
a ~: No. Northern at 24s ir15o: No. , whte
at at ., 2.':c and clipped TO arrive 3sc; NJ. , 10
al -, - 2:c; No do. at 25G26c. latter choice.
b., -Ln' inarket Wis quiet and not oNe: .''ze
fI",'E-A few acceptance, 10y the Continent
Hr's i.p"rtsd hnt only q small hts. ani no
ssriall OF, domestic accoant r.w Sriers tom
,ae ~ ssi south ho an spring whoa: mills undeTs' Hing
-, Quotations on soft winter whea, -four as fol-
s;esjrb,s- ,,fl 20 %
,iA" t"hey lSttS2 .
Low and medium ..,'. > s5,,iS -
~ iisrd winter g. 2.e e. for bakers 5: .rg2 a'
,ut M ShAsh's and se.s0H325 for patents all in
+, ~ ,,i = fLouR-Jobblns $50 in sks snd 81 .o5
srl' l"i:NMTE5AInCit nm meal sa5aa; pearl meal.
Mill t.E,D-Miliers viii nc: sell bran below
ISIS ~ $50 + trk.. and though !,.cst ahiI'l.
.fttSe 70 ray mat, Il ss notable thar no -.les
.ri,'" helow 6>c At mill bran sells at 9.-2c.
HAY Received. Sss tons Ioca, IN. .,5 TONS
tI'HuSh. tlippsd d. +gs tons. The market was Gu!l
a,a I"iES as the offerings FAR cNcee ted the ,e-
.ti.tI-I Latter was Hight from both feeders and
S..l,peTs, sr, ano but a small business done Tim
E.N sL.si 10: - Tor choice 10 fancy sI2TIe 20 for
- J. viz t-@t for No. So 4sfrl6 ~ f,r No 2
~ ,Iie v 3 i@r shoiIe sSgs 50 for No /: s!.GngS
~ ~ Coco 10 choice clover s9Iell 20
9. g. -, No'hlnS doing Desilvsrizod held st
80 snd much Of the other DESCRIPTION no, cb-
t4s u .uo'aoie 81 f'PV
.iShSS SEEDS-Per 100 lbs. Mile, -1o .,
slte-lat'er for pure bright: German civ.- y, :,
-: timothy at 81 to s.. -: Hungarian al
t!AASsEED-Nominally 81