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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
CONVENTIONS.
NO ROOM TO HOWL.

A gentleman from this county, who
was Populist in 1926. but who
voted with the Democrats in 1898 for
temporary White Supremacy, said IN
Raleigh yesterday that he didn't like
that provision Of the new election law
by which the Democrats take all the
poll-holders. He was asked il he had
seen the provision of the law that he
didn't like, and said he had not but
Republican neighbor had told him
that only Democrats could be appoint
ed. That shows how the Fusionists.
are sowing broadcast crop OF lies
and misrepresentation ~about the
election law as we'll as the amend
ment. The new election law requires
that The county board of elections
shall appoint two persons who shall
act as judges of the election at each
place of holding elections in their re-
spective districts, each of whom shall
be men Of good character and able
to read and write, and they SHALL
be of different political parties
This shows that the Democratic law
gives representation to bOtn political
parties at every voting precinct. The
Fusion law gave the Democrats only
one poll-holder at each precinct while
they took two, thus taking absolute
control and using the law in 1896 to
permit. at least 10000 illegal negro
voters to vote for Mckinley and Rus
sell.
The Republicans also raise howl
because they are not given represen-
tation on the county boards in every
county in the State. In many counties
there are representatives of the two
parties on the boards. but in some the
county boards are composed exclusive
" of Democrats. Certainly no Repub-
lican or Repoplican will object to that,
for that was the way the boards were
appointed under Fusion rule. Chat
ham county was the first county to be
ruled by the Populists and negroes
acting together. How did they act in
giving the minority party representa-
ton?
The Chatham Record gives their
record as follows:
Under the Fusion boosted election
law none but FusionistS (and the most
bitter ones at that were on the cleo
ton board in this county. They We're
the clerk OF the Superior Court, the
Register of Deeds and the Chairman
of the County Commissioners, all of
whom were intensely partisan Fusion
lists, and had complete control Of the
election machinery in Chatham. They
are certainly estopped now from COM
planning about the Democrats merely
following their example!
And not only was the Fusion cleo
ton board composed exclusively of
FusiOnists, but every tax assessor and
list taker, appointed by the Fusionsts
in Chatham. was FusiOnist. So in
tensely partisan are ne FusiOnists in
Chatham that they would not appoint
a single, solitary Democrat in all this
county either a tax assessor or list
taker, although the Democrats pay
the great bulk of the taxes!"
If the Democrats have denied repre-
sentation on some county boards it
does not lie in the mouth of Fusionists
to criticise them. They are only fol-
lowing a precedent set by the Fus-
ionists. They have no room to howl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
A GOOD EXAMPLE.
Fayetteville Observer.

Fayetteville Observer.
Mr.. w. c. Troy said during his speech
before the White Supremacy Club last
night, that he bought his butter from
Populist and that it was sent to him
every Saturday in a tin bucket. He re-
turned the bucket every time full to the
brim with Amendment literature
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

Senator Beveridge's egotism has cost
him the esteem of his colleagues al
ready. After his speech in the Senate.
he telegraphed to friend in Indiana:
II have saved my party. and now
am going to Evansville TO save my
wife,"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
PLATFORM THE HEART OF OAK.

Sampson Democrat.
The convention adopted splendid
platform whose foundation timbers, and
entire construction are of the very heart
of oak. coming out upon every issue,
National and State, in no uncertain tones,
without ouibbling and without straddling.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

Mr.. Grover Cleveland has written
another letter. He is profoundly
convinced" that the Democratic par
ty cannot recover unless it adopts his
mugwump notions. His egotism is so
supreme that he is the only man in
America who does not know that it
was his bad leadership that divided
a great party.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

Russell a. Alger predicts ''melan-
choly disappointment" for Dewey. As
Mr.. Alger ran up against ''melan-
choly disappointment" he knows what
it is.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
II. STEINMETZ.
FLORIST.
Choice Cut FloWerS--RoSeS
Carnations, Etc.

Floral designs at short notice. Hya-
cinths, Tulips and various other bulbs
for forcing or outside planting. Fine
Pansy plants. large stock of Palms,
Ferns, Primroses, Asparagus, Plenerose
for house culture.
H. STEINMETZ.
Phones 113, Raleigh, n. c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
by Telegraph.


Chicago. Ill. Oct 26.-Ca'tle-Ahout 800 bead
arrived to-day. being fair supply. FOR Friday.
steady. with common grades of cattle greatly
p5edomsnsine ,S as + awaEs the s cas-. :, 50 late
i,y and weight have sold better This week. an! and
offerings averaged about l5c higher than last
largely a, s5.oa575 with the poorest natives
m sa az fed at yesl aea the ana best the e. 9fs so
n,, at $50 s,n and two years ago a, So iv god
many stocklnen are holding baes! their bcs, cat
s, de with The intenton OF s.ndnE them s,Is n1ie
Hoes- -ssuTgnes are failing of, sh,. week as
weeks in recent years. many s,ccknen being
unwilling to sell at the prices offered The mar
lions. and there WAS an ADVANCE Of salSc to-
cay. with "a an active general demand. ara and only only
were carried over last night. The, greater par,
e e. the a etf 3? ,h. was ss done s s an at
extreme range was ,f45T4 s2lI. pigs selling at
to Tssai lsas6a sad Sy sqsity o @
head and fair general demand. prices were
81 r sesfP eu. weTs ne . fsss @ ss best e
Western range focks. ewes selling fairly weli at
IS. Lambs wsrs, saiebls :, sasea4 ,or sulis .
few droyes at s5.25. Feeding lambs wanted at
bNeyes opened steady common lower. closed dun
sah ss asi SenPsh sa, SsS' ss
81. l.4ad3.9. Cables unchanged. Shipments 50
sheep Calves-Recelpts 10. Market generally
steady: veaIs 81 50gSso: little calves "a; grassers
se.5oTS: mixed and fed calves So 25i4 Sheep and
ambs-Receipts 3i2: market SLOW; sheep easier:
good lambs steady 70 strong. others NEGLECTED:
cu:ls 81: Canada lambs $50 HogS-Receipts
so; market almost nominal. but steady.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
South St Joseph No. Oct ,s.-Cattie-Pe-
ceipts 921. market strong to loc higher: natives
S.25rS "a. Westerns S3.25S45o: cows and he.fers
sslI.6j: veals siff51 bulls and e.ars 50 spd{. a.
stockers and feeders Sc 256t. 40. Hogs-Receipts
s'.s; market snloc higher: light and light mixed
8 teS&Tt 20; medium and heavy A.65db,s!; pigs
market steady.
Karsas City. No. Oct. es-csttls-Receipts
360a natives. 20 Texans. 100 calves; trade tho
quickest Of the week: market strong TO Ice
higher. Native steers ASfI5.sa: stockers AMI
feeiers 81 2;li4eo butcher cows and h-fers $40
425 Gamers ss.5sas: fed Westerns saEeato5:
Texans s39a4ea: calve. s3-5eGe. Hoge-Receipt,
vance. Heavy and mixed 81. .soff4 s7ls Hight
81 s5iis5: pigs A.5od44e Shecp-Receipts 7.3pa.
All desirable classes steady: a few very plain
kind weak TO l3c lower. lambs "a sos: NUT
TONS sS-Sg4: stockers and feeders ssa+; culls
south Omaha. Neb. Oct. 8-cs..Ie-Rscetpts
Hio market steady To stronger. native beef steers
s5lfi; cows and heifrrs s31lTS.75: Gamers 8. sa
az; stocl.rs and feeders 50 25s 81: calves 81 20
as: bulls. stars. etc. f2251t Ho.s-Rece,pts
8 20. marie. 20, higher; heavy 8; aaft 81. rntxni
N.i52i6p: hight ti5574s5: pics 81 5D7s. 40: bulk
nf sales 81 55fi. 81. Sheep-Receipts 500. market
slow; steas'y: Western u1uttons Sc 65Gi; stock
sheep sS.-5a5.5: lambs S25I5.23-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit. Vegetable. Poultry
Egg and Butter Quotations.

St. Louis. Friday. Oct as 1870
Tho produce markets were generally more
tive to-day and prices were hrnler. Receipts were
lighter and there a good local demand as
dealers laid their supplies for Saturday. Ship
pers. however were only light buyers.
Potatoes were again duh and weak .s there
heavy. Receipts of Northern stock were heavy
s rsT az and d:s sGt nsogs 20 T
pose Of their holdings. Receipts Of nearby
to place Receipts by river were almost en-
tirely neglected and prices wsrc nomnsllg lower.
and demand were both light
CaulifoWer was dull and lower. a. receipts
were heavier and the demand slow On account
Cabbage was In good demand and eteaiy Re
oe,pts were moderate and barely equal to the re-
quirernents.
limited to choice s.nooth bright stock.
offerings were heavy and the demand slow
Other vegetables We're duh and unchanged.
apes eTe and n r so Reeeas w ana fht and irn.
Sluded some inferior fruit not suitable for pack
Fears were scarce and firm. except Keifer..
which were dull end plentiful.
PEACHES were dull and slow. Offerings were
limited 10 few homegrown peaches and the
Grapes Were dull and weak and tho market
was overstocked with ConcoEds. which were
lover HiagsIas % wee t STAG; a.. zoo, demand ,,
offerings barely equal to the requirements
Lemons We're also firm. the M nd shows
considerable Improvement on account OF ;hs
warm weather.
California fruits were quiet with the exception
Of grapes. which were In good demand and high
Live poultry was IN better demand Young
chickens were offered freely, but light weights
met with ready sale at unchanged prices Old
chickens were quiet and steady with both de-
mand and offerings Hight, TURKEYS were quiet
and steady. There a fair demand for choice.
plump stock. but offerings were generally thin
or rough Ducks and geese were quiet and
steady.
Neais were steady sui unchanged.
Game 6u!l and slow. receipts were gen.
orally In bad condition and only choice stock
wanted
Wool was steady and unchanged There was
only q limited demand for bright medium. and
Hides were firm and In good demand. Re-
ceipts l:sht and all offerings met with
ready sale.
The market was firm at unchanged prices
Choice stock was in good demand and scarce.
and receipts light. Choice fresh receipts
solo at l5ifc, loss Oft but held. cold-storage or
DOUBTFUL stock was dull and slow Mt lower prices.
Receipts at st. Louis to-day were l.0Si cases and
sil ments were 6s5 cases.
Dairy Products.
Br,tter-All grades Of butter were In hetter de-
rnand to-day, and the market frrner, AL
thvUgh prices not Guotably higher. Quotations:
Creainery-hxtra 2li9c; first a2lc. seconds Is1
1sc. Dairy-Extra lsc; nrsts lie: grease "A Nc.
Courtry-Store-packed Ike for good to 81 i0c
fer poor. Ladle- -pao ked-EXtra 1ec: firsts l5c.
Cheese-Quote: Twins NC; singles ni2c: Y.
A. l13.c; New York Ike. Limberger 1917 filIc;
Swiss 1t915c: brick l25sc Foregoing are job
ping prices
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

and 75sc elevator; No, ! Northern Duluth ss<o
T.; a., o. D. aiioat, M. hard Duluth sshsc q b.
ing from speculative neglect. nberai sales by
yesteiday's bqyer-. favorable Northwest weather.
ances. closed weak in spite Gf a good export
rad at a.g7sc Mt .ieeIine: March ses.asiise.
closed s5'sc: De- 77iSe7s lie c@ssd nc. corn
,--itr5epts i.nS'5 hu; exrlrts Ia 70i bn.: sales
No. i5c elev. and ifi,c I. o. b. aiioat. options
q iowsr saab rbs nrns & M a3y in If new
c,rn agaln iine wealth. ana the drop in wheat:
Closed GssS OF q Slosed gSi @ ,%s: ps May t fds i
&c n3ts-Re,eints 81. sot Ia; exports c,5n5 hu /;
desc 10 yellow s.i57,c i trf 10 ux%d NV wesr -
srn sT 2iSr1ei-c trk whit: western and state q
iirm cat meats steady '' Lard d'' ,asT: w-,isrn
steamed s5.a5 Oct, closed s3S, nominal: refirici
sisc Pork quiet. rsilow dun: city ,2c per pkg
-; country pk.;@. frceJ 4ie0iHc. cOttons"e1
90 dul: prime yellow 2iia. RE. nrn. Molasse,
;, kansas city. No. Oct. % -vheat-pec sG,.c:
Gi'sc. No. red cS@.t5c: No 2 6gqssi.r. Corn
N l,,r 1c ,., NAY si.!2rSc: cash No. mixed sie:
90 ff2f'-c Rye sieldy: No. k5i.s Hay-,h"ic.
er siI'S5 S -. 40; an nrsiIe ss.!s, Cram,
l5ilc- Rereipts-whesi T72 cars. Receipts
Wls,t il @ s0r corn 'S % 30 oa's atl 80 $50 shipments
and s2i,a9: %h, 81 oGt Srwhea griet: cast, OF
aud firm: cash ami Oct, i9isc: pee a5i-c Oats
dun and STEADY; cash and Dot. s:4c; Dec. %.
ss2}s: Dec. ss.e.l: March s. 60. on uEchanR-i
i.iNerDnol Oct eG.-Whcat-Spat steady: No
ro1 western winter 8. iiI. No Northern
spIing - sgd; No. California AZ 81. Futures
duh; Dee Is MD: Feb. 6s ~. Corn-Srot weak:
American mix-l new Is ~. Futures duh; Nov.
4s I'd: Dec. Is: Jan. % gid. P-asa Canadian ~
sAd. Receipts 81 wheat during the past three
Giys l%s-0ol centals including l9l.oNo American.
receipts y American corn during past three
days I20.!oo centals. I..rd-Auerican refined m
rails SSs 81. prime Western in ties. steady at 3ss
& Tnrpentlne spirits steady zis 81. I-inseed
oil quiet u. COS.
Chicago III. Oct. 25.-cash quotations were
follows: Flour quiet: winter patents s3.7ed3 81:
srairhts 81 l0G2G1; clears s3fI3 ~; spring specials
81 Dqi 80; natent- 81 ipd3.9o strairhts sSsf3 i';
bakers 3 eTf2. a.. Wheat-No e5TIIc; No. ,
red 73.. corn-No. . 37ssc: No yellow aTs,c.
Ga's-Eo: 2 2aa?5kc: No. 2 white &c; No.
white 2iT25kc. Rye-No 2 47i4dz-. Rariev-
Good feeding &c: fair 70 choi nlalting 4S7
DC. Seede-Nc. ! fnx 81 .Sna1.sl: No. ! North
western N.STi.s?: prime timothy SAP. Provis.
tnns-Ness pork. PER hhI., Sl 81: lard. Ter lr0
lh".. sini-02is: short ribs sides Ooose.. &.a.17:
drv-saltef shoulders Cbxdl sFfGl.c: short clear
sides (hxdl So. 15Sf6 81. Whisky, basis of high
wines. 81 20. Cloysr-con.ract grade slodlo.25 on
the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was fairly active: cr~ameries 1sd2ec: dair1es i3ft
lSc; Cheese dun at 1o4Q1lEc. Eggs quiet; fresh
IKE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
By telegraph.

New York Oct 2s.-Agrrpssive movements dIi
not enter into the tactics OF either bulls or bears
rteady. with prces unchanged to Z points higher
there was period Of irTecularity and general
hesitation, hut later the market exhibited a fair
Geere, of strength ard worked gradually up INIT
5 points occurred under proft-taking by room
traders and iull IN spot commission business
During the day there was more or less uneasi-
ness manifested on both sides with the result
with the market erratic. The close was steady
with quotations points higher to 4 points lower
The early cables from LIVERPOOL averaged M
slightly better than expected. The final reports
accompanied with wave Of 1noderate-sfze1
buying orders. Foreign and local shorts were
made easy. but smaller crop movement reported
The freezing weather IN the northern part or
checked trading IN the way - bear specuIatfon
all dav. The regulation weekend statistics fror.
Liverpool were buliishlv construed while thoss
from The South were heari.hl- in-erprrtsf Tho
S1uth was buyer ~ the winter months f-or,
time to time during the dav. and this color
to the reports that planters were holding FOR
higher prices. Very Few orders for Nov delivery
were circulated to-day Cotton-Spot ci,sed ouie.:
m'dinc uniarGs .-'sc: do. Gulf 11-1sr: saies
20 bales. Futures closed d,,.e. and steady: Oct
8 sec: Nov $50: Dec s.sac: Jan 3 a.: Feb
s SC: Juiv Sc: Aur $500.
Liverpool Oct S-Cottor-Srot-Mode-,.e bust
nees: steady: American rnddlins 1901 The
sales Of The dav were sooa bales o< which IN
ino American Receipts 17.ooo includins Z. s0i
American. Futures onened Quiet and closed
quiet: American n,'ddiine closed s-sld n: Oct
T?y s I,s4d =; Y9y-ree . $50 , -; Dec Jan.
s; Aprii-May s,:e4aS s-ssd =: MsyHiune
Z s-e4h4 se-s4d . June-Juiy so-slNs si-s4d q
July-Aug. 1st0t e-s@d q: Aus.-SsDt AsAi
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc


wIBAT-cash uarket-Receivei l.2s7 SIX. and
81 cars local and 2 cars through Lover ten ten
and outside miliers taking only enough for re.
qu!rementS, and then only choicest grades wslSn
by sanpts. on trk., No. /: red Sold at ii,=c, THIS
and &c Z. side. a car fancy at .a,zc. No. red
aeeSily at s2Sc 10 5sc; No. hard at s7(sc TO
S6i:c: No. hard at s6c to siisc. SAD: IN eleNa-
CoRN-cssh market Received Ia. SKIS. and
81 cars local and cars through Lower tor
SIC, both this and :, Sac. bu, all eiss duIl
No. yellow at 5''lc, old No white al 5S'ic
oATs-cash market Received q cars local
and cars through. SLOW and easy. AZ not mucn
g e eSnIia e%iieha @ ,S iT6nce PlS on NJ 5h 3 so r
NJ. Northern at 2s.: No white at -
RYE-Lower and not much demand. grade No
selling del; TO elevstSr at A., Sill.
but the demand shows no breadth and aII-'afss : :
to he OF the rsqut.ni,nt order only ,s,.., t-,i,r
business. Domestic trade very fair. though best
for hard winter flours. Quotations on soti winter
strsights s. .6as5O extra fancy 81 IS; clear
IN jats sSs ss.5si3So for bSIers;: .seGs for
straichJs. and sS.2t1i3.40 for patents.
RYE FIyou R-Jolhing at ss.lS in sos ard
CoENNiEAL~-s2 10: pearl meal. s.its and horn-
MLLFEED-Dun. with shipping buyers ont
az above sc for sid bran y TIKI but rit1I. rit,rs
or locally at higher rates than this Al min
HAF~ReSe.ved. s55 tons local ana SO tons
through; SHIPPED s57 tons A moderate local
and shipping demand at steady rates. Demand
only fer enoi 10 choice grades. Prices on
trk range: TlTotry. s12 5He7is for choice sliTls
for No. I. sS.5Hdf1a.59 for No . seffa 70 for No.
q prairie $40 for choice s9ae 20 fer No = $50
Gs for No .. seA's.sa for No. ;. Clover s9Gu.
STRAW-"teat on trN sio5: rve So
GRASS SEEDS-Clover s1Ta5o Timothy Ss.T6
~ %; red top 5er for chaf $50 for fancy.
CASTOR BERNsHBid H's' SIS Per su. for prime
in lots
HEMPSrED-sc-n per TO rs pure es.i,
F1.ANSEED-Market entirely nominal at Slss
I.EAD-Quiet at 81 c2isGi.2S. but sold above
these rates
sPELTER-Cuiet at s4o5
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

Southern Cattle Tradc-Quaranfne cattle sup
ylias this week were quite a ccinedowr from
thCa" o. last week In vc:'Ime ana somewhat OF
an Improvement IN quality and flesh. Five-day
receipts aggregate 22t carloads. against AZ
lest week 81 the week before and 81 the cor
responding week Steers now figure
about a quarter higher than the close OF last
week. and cows and heifsrs and all classae OF
canning cattle dime better. Calves remained
practically steady throughout rhe week under
an urgent demand. Win q cs ~ to-day
tie market ruled steady TO strong.
During tn" week Alabama and Mississippi year
ln-s and calves sold AZ Sc to SO per head bulls
and at 81 20 50. cows and fniNed cattle
81. - $50. with the bulk at 81 55 to f:65,
ard steers at - = - e..
Arkansas and Tennessee calves sold at s. ~ 81
per frad. bulls. s-acs and oxen at 81 70 to g 20
Per iGl IfS.. and miNet cattle at sc-1S to
g. ~ orreiy at $40 to s. 5. and steers Sc lbs.
average at S2.a1
During the week 20 far including today. Tev-
and iniiian Territory calves 40 TO aa2 lhs
average sold nj IS to SO 20 per head, with the
hulk * To $40 q bulls sold g to g, g. stays
and oxen at g. - 70 s. . and and Refers.
mostly Erasser-. scid at So "a 81 the bulk Mt
s. - 70 e Ia steers, The majority ~ which were
OF grass. Rverare -ft 70 I.T20 his. and sold at
s. % - qI. with the bulk a 81 % to Ss-S5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Two Color Sections.
Comic Section, -Four Pages.
TO-MORR0W'S SUNDAY
REPUBLIC.
TO TRY STEEL BARGES TO-DAY.
Marine Men From Other Cities
VIII Go on Initial Trip.

The initial trip OF the ting and barEes
of the new steel barge line will be made
this afternoon at 1 o'clock from the An
Choir Line wharfboat. In ADDITION to the
stockholders of the company. prominent
marine men from other cities have been In
vlted TO witness the test.
Captain Alexander McDou.ail manager
of the barge line. will be In charge of the
tug. "A short run will be made up tho river
and, after series of evoluticns. the boats
Will GO down the river far as jefferson
Barracks, and back 70 the wharfboat
Among the visitors from other CITIES who
viii make the trip are General Dumort
of the Bureau OF Navigation at Washing
ton and CAPTAIN Hartman of Cleyelsnd
o.. representative of the Bureau VerItas
which corresponds In this country tn the
famous 1Aoyd's Agency in Europe, and Axes
the rates. classfcations and specificatiops
for al! kinds Of marine risks There wifi
also be present two Of the PRINCIPAL marina
underwriters of Chicago and one from Gin
cinnati.
Henry =. Potter. Alexander McDouss,l
David r Francis. F'estus ]. Wade, John
Sctllin. Issac II. Iionberger, Polle Wells
Howard Elliott. James Campbell ana c. A
Crnninsha'n are stockholders in the barre
company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

HOGe-A reaction IN the hoe trade to-day was
a daciGed relief 10 the Sllosrrsn. vhO have been
friting n declining market all the week. 'rn-
d.tions affecting the hog trade were more favor
able end advantage OF Il c0uld not 10 had on
the common offerings. The butchers made a
stronger buying nv reason q being out OF the
market on ThurslPy. The movement
tive and the hogs were considerable improve
n,ent in quality tho Thursday offerings.
Five cents viii cover the advance on the Hight
and r.iIed hogs. hut the good weights all sold
.0c higher after the first round The top hnSs. 20
lbs at s.S1. were weighei up 20 White. Feayy &
Dexter cf Worcester Mass. anI the next price
vas $3.50 for tour iplIs OF medium ~ heavy
weights Butchers paid 4G7i. 20 $50. The
close was better than the opening. The swift
drove. Los head 30 lbs. cost slc1. Nelson Nor
ris & 90 bought . 0i7 head. 2a7 lbs. at $40
The tElk of the hogs. the pigs and the strictly
low grade offerings not considered. sold al $50
10 si1s against 81 20 to Se0 on Thursday.
Pigs and light lights. 60 to 1S lbs. average. et
81 to H.s0. according to quality; light hogs. 10
10 f@n lbs sold at s4n 20 81 90. the bulk at
81 90 IN sisa medium weights, ia5 to es ihs. sold
at st-5 to $3.50. the bulk going at iS5 10 81 a.,
the heavy culls sold at - to si.0 ani fair to
best heavy hoGs at - 55 to Sass: good mixsi
hogs a- 81. co 10 $40. and common to fair mix
tires sold at 81 70 A-i5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
POULTRY.
Market Eased on TO Eight and q Half
Cents for Chickens and FOwla.

RFPCBIsIC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. 25.-Iive poultry receipts to-day
were confined to a fe'r express offerings. Tho
market easeJ off to silc on chickens and fowls
and with demand for the week and fully II
cars unsold tobbers' hands and 1 car on trk..
the market closed very weak. with future prices
depending entirely upon receipts.
Chickens SIC: fowls nc; ROSTERS &c. turkeys,
fair TO good. eG1ec; ducks, Western prime pair.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day. l03s pkgs.
There are tons OF stock on hand, carried over
from day to DAY, which was urged at very low
prices. generally from Z. to nc for chickens and
fowls. while some poor lots went lower What
ever little demand exhted was for prime fresh
ecslded chickens and On such Il was possible TO
reach 9Gs'sc and the market cleaned up reason
ably close on latter erades Of goods. Several
lots due here few da.'s ago arrived on in con-
dition and sold at lo, prices. There was no
quotahle change IN fresh stock from the figures
given yesterday.
Butter, Cheese and EgEs.
New York. Oct e6-fsItter-Receipts 3.sls pkes. (:
steady: creamery I6Q2sisc: June creamery 1sf21c;
factory i3d1sc: cheese-Receipts e.sg! pkss,;
steady; large white J1f.c; small white lie: large
s4ss pkgs. dull; State and Pennsylvania q ff2ec:
Western. regular packing. at mark 1'aisc: West
ern. loss off. 21c.
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
Chicago. III. Oct. 3s dressed poultry active:
Turpentinc and ROsin.
New YORK. Oct H.-Turpent.ns steady. Resin