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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04
Named for Conxre...

Cleveland, O., April 3o.-The Twen-
tieth congressional. district democrat
ic convention on Saturday nominated
II. D. Harrington for congress-.
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.Caukht ain ,E.f-,,,..,,'' I. !.

San Francisco, April 80. Charles In
gersoll, Of Ithaca, N. Y, was arrested
here Sunday on the charge Of embez-
cling $4,000 Of public funds belonging
to Tompkins county, n. y, Of which
he was treasurer. Il. s Nm
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

The Makers Of Carriers Ink Say.
eve can't make any better ink than we do:
we don't know how to. We can make poorer
ink, but we won't" Carriers Ink is the best.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

A fund is being raised by officers of
the United States navy to purchase a
silver model of the battleship Maine
for presentation to Miss Helen Gould.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

'Now that Belle has secured her divorce
!, suppose she is happy" "No, she isn't'
She is married again. SPhiladelphia North Tor !;
American. ~'0A'"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04
S18 Per Week.

A salary of S1S per week and expenses to
man with rig to introduce our Poultry Com
pound and Lice Killer among Farmers. Ads
with stamp, Acme Mfg. Co., Des Moines, la.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

It is probable that Cuba will add two
new values to ereseries before long.
Maj. Rathbone has recommended that
stamps OF the yalue of Is and so cents
be introduced into the postal service Of
the island, and it is likely that stamps
OF those dei1omina tions will be pre-
pared and sent as soon as possible.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

Piso's Cure is the best medicine we ever
used for all affections of the throat and
lungs.-Wm. O. Endsley, Vanburen, Ind,
Feb. 10, 1900.
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Hoods: 0
~ Y. z. z as.5.4> 49,,
Sarsa p'ariIIa

81 had that tired feeling all the time.
Was as tired in the morning when /
rose as / was when went to bed. ]
took four bottles of Hoods Sarsa-
pariha and it made ME feel like new
man. l could work hard and not feel
tired. recommend Hoods to all
who need good medicine" A. r.
CHARTER, Creston, Iowa.
Hoods SarsaparilIa is sold by all drug
gists. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04
Wrong Impression.

He-Am l right in presuming to think
you care for me?
She--No, you are left.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

sell ice in summer, coal in winter. seeds in
spring, and loaf in the fall. - Atchison
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Brinra LOAD Of Id mfgrant..

New York, April 3o.-The steamer
Chateau Yquem, from Marseil1es and
Naples, arrived in this port with 1,1S9
steerape passengers. :
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

It isn't fair to measure other people in
your half bushel, but you probably do it.
Atchison Globe.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

Don't Neglect Cough. Take Some Hale's
Honey Of Hore hound and Tar instanter
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

Each package of PUrNAM's FADE1Ess
DYES colors more goods Than any other dye
and colors them better too. Sold by all
druggists.
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Gained
40
Pounds

<fDEARhARS. PMKlxAM-
y was very thin and my
fi4ands thought I was n
00n8g1s,1pd0n-
<<Had continual hoadL
00h0s, haoAkackao and fall
ing Of Gsf8sGEsy and my yoS
wore affected
31ENory ono n0dood how
poorly ] lo0ktod and Twas
advised to take Lydia e.
PInkhan1'8 NoaofabIo
Compound
"Ono hotd0 relieved
mo- and altar Eakknu akalhbf
bottles am now healthy
svos,san1 havo .0alnod II.
lNelblbf fran, 90 rounds %
HOy everyone asks what
k1salLo0 me, SO ohOGsf. -!
mrs. A. TOkLE, 1916 kAH1,'
tan $f.y Pthlkadal plika, ~.
Mrs. Pksl1bal,, has fifty.
Thousand 6uoh l0fforo
from grateful women,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

Some people have faith in odd numbers7,
and the favorite is number one.-Chicago
Daily News
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

To Cure a Cold In one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
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Killed Himself.

Appleton, Wis.,, April 3o.-Herman
Erb, Jr., a former mayor of Appleton,
committed suicide Sunday by shooting
himself in the head. He had just re-
turned from Milwaukee sanitarium,
where he had been under treatment
for mental trouble. His condition was
said to have been caused by worry
over the Appleton library building i'm
brOpliO r
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Struck by n; Train.

Racine, Wis, April 30.-The south
bound flyer on the Chicago & North
western railroad late Sunday after
noon struck q horse and buggy driven
by John Deisler, a well-to-do farmer of
Horlicksville. Mr.. Deisler was killed
instantly, his body being horribly
mangled. Mrs. Deisler was injured,
though not fatally.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
TO CONTRACTORS.
WATER WORKS EXTENSION.
Office Of the President Of tbs

Board of Public improvements,
St Louis. July II, 1900.
Sealed proposals for the public work here
matter mentioned will be received at the
office Of :he Board of Public Improvements.
Room No. 800. New City Hall. until IL m.
!, 7TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1900.
at which hour they will be publicly opened
and read viz:
WATER PIPES
Letting No. s3S4. For furnishing and de-
lvering at High Service Pumping Station.
No. g. Baden. about $3.50 tons Of cast iron
coated water pipes.
Deposit REQUIRED. f7g'5.0o.
SPECIAL CASTINGS.
liverinS at High Service Pumping Station.
No. ,. Baden. bou; 40 tons Of cast iron
coItei special castings.
Deposit required, $500.
STOP VALVES AND CHECK VALVE
Letting No s2S5 For furnishing and de-
livering at High Service Pumping Station,
No. 3, Baden. about seven SS-inch and one
c0-inch stop valves and one S6-inch check
valve.
Deposit required. $500.
4 separate proposal must be made for
each letting on a blank form furnished by
the Board Of Public improvements
The right to reject any or all proposals Is
expressly reserved
Specifications and forms of contract may
be obtained and drawings may be seen upon
application at the Office Of the Water Com
missioner room 312. New City Hall.
BY order of the board.
ROBT. q. McNfATH.
President.
EMORY s. FOSTER,
Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17

opened easy. closed steady: American middlins.
seP,osS s ssa 4d Aas- Ssa:xsv. go 1.s
ss-ssd b: Ma-sslAprii ss-s ts > SD
bd ssa feHs o a :: ';s ss
70 e az 30 l.a Sss % i Sc
5,slc; mold soc; cut loaf 4oc: crushed . Sc;
New erlesns july iasagsr siios Ssoes
yeis,ow %. seconds 3ai s-lsc Molassss quiet
New York, July is-conee-spos Rio nrms No.
invoice ssc: mi!d quiet Futures opened nrm
On active supDo:. l.cl@ ali sdes. based upon
in , BIas checked business sonswhat but failed
1Sse steady at prices ;ss:5 point. net advance
se saf sale' ssS. 'sfs ,lseens July sse Nns
s.5ac: Dec. s.!Oc: Jan. s.7Oc: March $500: May
Hides and Leather.
New York. July ls.-Hides arm Leather steady.
Wool.
New York July is.-wool dull
day ioais bales were oTered, compesi,i sa' w s
hope at and Is: sold .aayD ,
s enee OF suys.s and the easalosae. we're la1E.-
sna the sss ID ass S.n sss s
G y les no 6aiesi secured Stdais "a: g:ey
iiiSd@is SD sreasy SID "a. New z.slsn s.
Cape q Good Hope and Natal los Ssiss: eeSTEsi
Is 2@dgns SID: greasy 5aTsd.
The Visible.
New York. July l.-The statement ~ ti,e vs.1
day laiE u pilsd y the New Icrs Fred fscd-
What - oce; aecrease rs. 90 bu. Corn H.
900 bu. Rye $4,000: decrease . 60 Sn. Rssis~
sss. ooo; Increase $500 bu.
California Dried Fruits.
New SorS. July ls.-There was very utels In
the wy Of pew business in the market for
local nc lr 0 Pes. to sns n. receipts and som.
changed csiifo.ns dried trai., wsr. suli S Snt
about tut. s'f sr. stsss ssa,c
7T7isc. california died primes a-.l12e i.r rs
Mod to f pax az , quality A:i;s.sgysl
peeled egsc.
Metal Market.
New York July 1.-THE iron markets were sx-
iron warrants were nom.naiiy quoted ~ nj II
and Northsrn No. I foundry at N7Gfs Cooper
market remains aue, and unehons.d en- me bss,
of 1850 for :cot- Exports of copper have fallen
Sh s.i !, Tin ws sv.n nc"s n.ss.rsly
close prices xer. on ths Ss.i. * s;t.Ie Tor .po;
shade easier at In, ana IN. R sresss s.,c:
Tor lead was SIS, and for corpar 1850.
Turpentine and Rosin.
New York July 1s--Rosin steady. Tuspsntins
Petroleum.
New York July l6.-Petroleum steady
OIL CITY. Pa. July i6-credit balances 81 .;
certificates. no business; shipu ents three days.
average 81 -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17

I 7o's9zIc; No. 90 worth ssg7oo. In elevator
Ne, 2 red at 7iQ7iisc: No. red at ne: No at
| CoRS-Cssh raarke--ReceIved . cars local aud
cars through. demand small and market quiet /;
Low grades dull and weak. on irk--No- NOM
iase many ga 2s-c: n" sold at 2al=c for new. ~
hoilnaily SIC No Do. sold at 2I'za-.ci No, I
RYl1-Noae offered Grade 40. suotabls at
oATs-t'ash rn.rI<e;-Feceivei as cars local an.
= cars through Lower and heavy: demand light
Olts!ae eoi;.i demanding ORDERS 20 buy here on
iTN--S,- sold at i3c 20 sc; No quotab!y
ilt.c: No. yellow az 43c: No white NJ i5c To
-tl-c; Nc DO. rJminaiiy a..
fLpIh--'auite 4 number Of cables IN. the bids
nt'-Ter working basis than for a long time past
hHi tue general tenor Of inquiries indicating a
nestle trad fair. hut FAR from. good Quotations
On SOFT winter wheat a5yT are as follows: Patent
81 slf,ti-llts .o!5s -. cN IA irrcy 5, .s,T
!" y .Iolr ss--S-I5.f". i'% ard medium S2-JfgA
tli hare winter IN tIIe sis. S2.5Su2.I5 for hsk-
~. sS-i5'sia5 FOR strai@hts and s. s5;fS.i5 for
f.YE FLoUR-Job5nE at Sc 90 In SKIS. and 81 %
,c'oKNnllEAr,-Ss.a oa:,s5; pearl meal. grit, and
I,AY-Eslsivss 100 tons local and 5s tons
r 'edeh: shipped 90 tons. Firm for choice ard
good ieedins grades II old timothy. Prairie quiet.
9TH, si+g'l5 Far choice. sis,9li for No !. ,II9
q 80 Tor No. =. 81 5egll Cor No D. Prairie
? SsE6-5, Tor No. 3 C7over- seEii.5S
S4t;AN-Rye on Tux. :s.Soae. and wheat AMI
LEAp-steaty n s3ss The little business
and L 's very ittie-is On that basis
- ~ ~ TEiiIQcSasonni car lots selling at H:S;
bid for prime erTive Aug. other seeds
nominal. Per ! 9 lbs: M'let 7lcgu. prime Ger
Isn more; e2ser s 70 Fs2S; Hungarian sea6Sc;
fI,AXSEED-SriiI higher. Buyer. now at ,IS
CASTOR REA>ss-saiabIe at si.ra.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
by telegraph.

Chicago. July Is.-cat,le-suppiies today cx-
s sont SS' h eSIret afnst . last Mo
and iigse on Monday 4 year ,; ago II, pr w.
would cause lighter receirts to-day. but E7ci
many cattle being marketed On account ~
well Inaturef and ready 10 ship. Such a large
srpply; following last weeAs heavy reSrlL;-
were slower in taking hold than usual s'rictly
sh9,ee HANDY ,, welehs e', ,T.s T vas rajhs
slow and values we're in man cess .tll'c I9MeI
50 sifs sy Te df. se ses' s Sr iS for
dunn graies. s. 1859 for god eattle 500
steers sales were largely a; si.spd5.35. with a
good EXPORT demand within this range:
hood q si.S head agsinst 2 :s2 as =. Ncnd s
and isets the eoIrespond9s Monday iaot { ,,i
pasEins va and Ea.,eSa sbiEp,ns assogn, PI,ses
Extreme ex:r 1e rahss being sis5s4 stass soia Al
fdr e; SSsrf s i fnd I Sales az we're made
q good 10 prime Shipping hogs syeragi IN. ZUf
erasing SSseio5 lbs. at S.ssd5.25 common 70
choice MIXED averasing isegZ$2 ios, 81 49, ssg
22yd370 lbs. at s5-e5ii 40. and common TO .hoiss
bacon hogs. Averaging lfasls5 lbs. at s'-isa
sbeep-To-day.s arrivals are estimated at q
n wear AGO After last weeks exceptionally
iarge receipts this was too liberal supPly and
IN the day some PiTne , sgrpFs i30S ver 2a sd
p60rer nocks suffering the worst. The sheep
trade was slow at an average decline OF lec
Sifs.sa; medium. mostly ewes. $500 po.,r 70
fair S3T2. -: choice lambs. s.. be46-sJ. MEDIUM
10 good seGs 20: culls std4.9.
South omaha. Neb.. July lSoattle-i:e :, s
SO Western steers s. .e0li 81: cows and hefe,s
81 gCdl 90 Gamers Sl.-Gfi32s: stockers and feed
as. Hog[Receipts 400; market Sc lower; hsayy
81 '.s;s .1.l-: mixed s.. sl5o5: Light As.H
IS. pigs 81 500: bulk Of sales s.. o2iS45-35.
sheep-Recsipts 5000; market STOW . Ice iowrI;
sheer saGrs 40: lambs S+2sGs.2.
ELT UBIIC SPECIAL
ST Joseph No. July fs--Catte-Receipts@ 80:
natives steady; Texans easy na'ivss ssti.,;l.:
81 5DFrs 50. bulls ard stays s3a4e S stockers and
feeders S5G4.s5. Hogs-Recepts 80; opened @'...:
lower: closed with decline regained; light and
light mixed SO 90; medium and heavy 80. Dc
Kansas CITY. Mo- July 1s-Ca.tle-Receipts
able killers steady few green hunehes: sirade
easter: heavy native steers 81. soff5.3o. stccEers
and feeders So 3oa4 %: butcher COWS and , hell
Uucs-Rrcetp.s . va: market fairly active
steady 70 s. lower heavy $; 1855: uiixed sos
Lon; supply mostly common: market steady 70
westerns s 5s.f-25: Texans s3.45Gi: feeders ssa
New York. July ls-Besves-Reeeipt. SEQ:
SLOW AMI tA- lower: steers fit51foso: distilisIy
fed s525Gs.75; bulls g 5cG3 a. cows So cables
veais slds.so: choice s6.70sfs.75; huttermilks |
81. 62lEas: MIXED calves S-37isTi5o sheep AMI |
.Sc i1wer sheep .sesa5l5; expor; we,hers $50
lambs s.. 59[I7 .: ruIls A5045- Hogs-Receip.s ]
/, SSH slow at SS-60J5.s5-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17

s,raish,s a.ssa4: Minhesota patents $40; Ain,
bills; Iair 10 good sJ.l5El5. %: choice TO fancy
$.SSg3 40. Cornnleal weaker; yellow soc; city
Western eo5sc Z; O. b. aiioat: State 5s457e c, l. T.
New York car lots Barley dull; feeding isc. G.
Barley malt nominal. wheat-Receipts 5i.575 bu. /;
. .sp L'.ni bu.; sales 42:5.oee bu futures;
I; o b. afioat: No. red s1i=c elevator. NJ.
Not'he h duluth n So,se z o B. snoat to arrive
options opeied weak ana throughout the fore
iownr Gs aI sseadliy under active hauidau1n:
Northwest. An afternoon rally covering left
Juiv ia ciSs steady at rlo net sae'
closed slgc' Oct slhsfS2sc. closed SIC: Dec, SEA
@t2s,c cl1red s2+.c. corn-Receipts 4se. 525 bu.
exports 2ys.46l bu.: sales sss 90 bu futures l.
sso.eJ bu export. spot weak; No. ? i7tac 1. q. b.
lied by the heavy rams w5st and lost over Sc
bu here under active urioaling. later the market
cline. July iSzsaas=ss, cie1sd 49,. Sept 4sssp
ts.c. clos.d csc oats-i;ece!pts lsi.6Oc bu: ex-
weak: No. sc; No. 2sc: No 2 white sOd9o1sc;
NJ; No, Thits 81: uk mixed Western ;sa's,e;
veal Eeake l,, with corn Hay steady Hops anisi.
s sesf naisi cut meats steady Lard easy Nest
refined easy; contire nt so 'o Fark easy: family
aiSW S9et nity s., COUNT t I'd . gef fres sac
cotton seed oil quiet. Rice steady. Mo!asses
Kansas city. Mo July IS --whea, esho;
cash No hard $780,. No. eea6siac; No. 9 red
No. 3 rnixei 2saasi-c: No. 2 White sc: 20 3 &c.
natsaNo white aslzc. Hav lower: choice timo
i5f!ise; fancy dairy iie. Eggs Fresh siac Re
Ssints-Wheat t2"g.l; corn ss49; oats 100
baltimore. July is.-Fiour GuII: westeTn super
fine 81 500? co. Western extra So seq IS; Western
sfr a. rtss s4s5 s spring whe@, s,raEhss iGr
settled and over: spot and the month 7ol.q75sscS
rcd 7it,asI+.c: receipts 175.s77: Southern by
PIE Gle sis.;e: Southern on grade l.i-a5s.c Corn
4 Az tti'a45sc; Ssgt ~ .rSl.c steamer mixed
Vie 3 5st s,;b sxpoT, s S9 Sosihsrn
Oats firmer: No. white &c: sales. No. mixed
cSeo s HAY a qR SO s1 Timothy ,s $780, iS
small loiealoAc. Butter steady: fancy Imitation
IslSc; fancy creamery goo &c; fancy lsdle lie;
good ia.le lsc; store packed I3al5o. Eggs firm:
e. Toieiq; o, July Is-whes, lower. duh: $40,
dull. lower: ". cash e.; sept Es.c Oats
anti 5alI. love- Iowa- 10 cash &C., ssgt 2is RE
lower; .ss prime sos; 20 prime $40; Oct $50:
Gs 40; futures quiet; July nominal: Sept, s.
quiet American xSd ff new g , RsE do rm ola o %
g q, futures quiet: July nominal: Sept Is 1al
l a::: finn az - pa cO,;onseed oii.Hul refined
,o GI,niSseO, Jaiy Is-cs;h quotation. were as
yellow .5'eS4lc. osts"Nc ,;gsif.c:' no 90
Sc eei"No max siso 90 S n@tte sgg
So prime Timothy sai5: clover. eon,raSt grade.
20 ii. Ness ssGs PER Ss sSois is, i;.. a5% per
Mg7; Dry sailed shoulders bsd5 ss.d5c:
Of higbwinss. s1.ea on the Produce Eschanre
,ozdsy the butter markct steady; creansTiss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
By Telegraph.

New York. July Is-Early events the Cotton
hearisn,nr To- the hulI fosees ' Wb,c5s dis
- severely In saturdays selling movement.
Mere again Of priee impr"semsnt '1 In a viet
Of the heavy decline and enormous unloading on
action tais morning but the cables We're weak.
the crop n.Ns scod and the weather reports
CHINA news such as TO prevent fresh in
vestment buying for outside account. With
ec,,9 OF - our aHket cpened p sasx and spSt
points higher and later deliveries 27e points
medisteiy after the call and then a brief period
81 hesitation followed by sharp rise in keep
iint before midday The market had $780, LSaai
iresh weakness. and under heavy selling for both
the morning.. net decline OF sab points.
cottoa here and the south sold the new nroo
positions. Predictions that to-morrow's Gov
ent would be decided arsuneh, a'G sep STATE e,
weaken sertrner, In bull quarters The short
but a temporary relief for the conges;ea eioi5
situation az home During the early afternoon
less. The late phases were not especially In
tsres.ing and prices varied scarcely 4 points
lower. spot closed quiet AZ sisc aecins rl hst
ding uplands i3-isc: do. Gulf 10 I-isc; sale,
Aug. s.esc; SEPT. Sc; Oct. s..sc: Nov, s.ise:
pee zoe 49, yan; s;lec' Feb SIZE; March s.I4c:
phthsis purlonalis
New Orleans. July B-Co:ton quiet: GALES 800
I,iddling nisc miediing - s,lec; good mid
sa stock ' Fsu Iaar @ust s sn EsesiRs.
July July s ;Gs SIC: Aug ss4gs &C. sept. Ssegs So
soc: April 5 eoifs &c: May s.oeaS.oac. '''sS
Liverpool. July is-Spot cotton small business
prices lower: American midd!ing fair 3-IId.
good middling Sad: mddlins 5 23-ssd: low
middling 8 1921; sood ordinary l5-s.d: ordi-
Of which 500 were for speculation ana EXPORT. snd
included 4.So American: receipts none. Faturss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
BIG SCRAMBLE IN NEW YORK.
Demolized Holders Frantically
Tried TO Unload.

New York. July 1s.-Corn broke to-day
from Sc 10 &c bu- on the announcement
that heavy rains had fallen all over tho big
corn States, breaking the drouth Just In
time to prevent j crop disaster.
Speculative holders of the staple and
there were many. demoralized at the dizzy
plunge OF prices. threw over large blocks
of corn in the hope that they might get
out free from loss Total transactions at
New York reached the big sum OF s2s COO
bu.
Sept. corn closed Saturday at 49, and
fell to- $3.50 at midday. A small fraction OF
this was regained later. the market closing
at isiac. A small fraction of this Was re.
gained later. the market closing at 4slic
Seeing their opportunity. shippers bought
heavily on the decline, and II was said took
upwards of 20 loads, all ports, this being
one of the heaviest days of export business
In year or two.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

St Louis. Monday. July 49, 1900.
Inc proouce markets Were generally quiet to-
day. the unfavoraole weather caused light
local, buying. and shippers were only moderate
bgt prices. a rule. were fairly We'll sustaiae a
A IDSatoes were weak ana somewhat lower;
sut offerings we're heavy. Receipts by boat
;ssTe unusually usual, large and r.cevers were
we;e ssneriy Of good and quality and i
as ans in az roa demand Tss
ceiPts OF hoine,srown were heavy. but there
movement was heavy. consignnients however
OF homegrown were lighter and there was a
good demand. both from shippers ana the local
Onions were dun and weak as shippers bought
very It:le and the local demand was slew.
Nest Of the receipts were inferior IN quality and
Cucunlbers We're dull and slow. and other
ye veg re plentiful az unchanged prices
Ins5d and eonsirri,ents not wanted. ''' the 's-
Apples were firm ARD In good demand. There
fruit either 1. boxes or barrels but small or in
ferior stock IS not wanted.
Peaches were quiet and steady Receipt. wer.
were eoft or oyerripe. There was a fair demand
Pl'lrns were dull and plentiful. as offerings of
horne-grown were ample FOR the demand. Com
Grapes were duh and weak
Oranses were steady and IN fai- demand with
Lemons were firm and in good demand, with
watsrlnelons were quiet but steady. The IN
favorable weather tended TO curtail the demand
hEt choice large m 'ons in heavily loaded cars
were ~,aroe- Small or inferior melons were slow
of sale.
Canteloupe. wcr. steady. Choice, sound. good,
Favored melons were wanted. but green over
rle or infeEtor : ock was hard 20 sell at any
P'ackherriee were plentiful and weak. as offer
lnes or home grown were large. and consign-
Other berries and fruits were quiet and steady
Lave poultry firm and In good demand
ga AND s.r.rlx
over one pound was wanted. bat small chickers
were not wanted by either shippers or the local
trade. Old chickens were also scarce ana f-p,
Spring cucks and geese wsre quiet and steady
and Old turkeys. ducks and geese were DUH and
prices Receipts moderate. bu; ample for
the demand Sheep and lambs were dull
Wooi was duli and UNCHANGED, as of.er,nFs.
grades and the demand confined 10 bright
medium and the coarser grades.
light. and all offerings met with ready sale
Eggs.
The market was steady and unchanged OfYer-
ines were light and there was fair demand
more less heated. stale and held stock
Choice frssh nearby sold at Sc loss on ana
inferior 70 average at from SIC to TIC. loss on
Receipts at st Louis to-day were I.esa cases,
and shipments were iS5 cases.
Dairy Products.
Butter--Ihe market was quiet and steady on all
grades ana prices were unchanged. Offerings OF
choice Creamery were heavy. but other Rrades
1ec: frsts lie; seconds iec. Dairy-EStra iSc rs,s
lic: grease 44sc. Country store packed l,I.r for
good 10 l99ilc Tor poor Lsde packed Extra l5c:
at a considerable advance over these prices
Cheese-Quo;e: Twins az loisc: singles i0i.c; Y.
Swiss i5alsc, brick iod16iic Foregoing are lob.
hsns prices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
.presentatlXe sales:

southern Cattle Trade-One Of the largest runs
or quarantine cattle since grass season opened
put In an appearance to-day. The final r.cor,l
displayed grand total of i55 cars containing
- from the Indian Territory IS from the south
ern border line OF Kansas. 81 from Texas ami
from Arkansas. They we're comprised largely
o; ne'.iam-qualtied grasssrs and even the hest
offerings were not above the ordinary for win
tered kinds. The ruling conditions 81 steer and
COW values, IN fact all classes 81 cattle wer,.
out.
Arkansas cows sold at go TO s2..5 and Texas
ana indian territory calves. liz to sOt lbs. av-
.raEe. at ~ 10 81 per head. bulls and stays
at k2tS 10 IS, COWS and hsifers at SIS to s. 90
mainly at " % to 50. and steers 500 to IO4e lbs.
average. at 81 p TO 81 %. with tho bulk al 81. 81