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Evening star., 1901-12-05
Movement. of Naval vessels.

The Yankton has sailed from Norfolk for
Key West. the Buffalo from Fort de France
for San Juan and the Potomac from Bos-
ton for Key West. .
The Hannibal has arrived at Lambert's
Point and the Alabama and the Massa-
chusetts at Charleston svs.se. -
Evening star., 1901-12-05
For ssparate maintenance.

Josephine Ryons has asked the Supreme
Court Of thee Distfacte to require her hus-
band. Frank4. Lyons. to furnish her sep
arate maintehance. tshe alleges cruelty and
non-support, and declares that during the
past seven months he has given her only
$61 toward the support Of herself and fiye-
year-oM childs. Ednqnnd French appears for
the petitioner.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
Retirement OF Capt. Wilson.

Capt. James L. Wilson. artillery corps,
having been examined by board Of officers
and found physically disqualified for the
duties Of major OF artillery by reason OF
disability incident to the service. has been
placed on the retired list of the army with
the rank Of major.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
Sixty Days This Time.

John Brown. sixty years old, was charged
with vagrancy in the Police Court today.
This man met me on H street northwest
last night and asked for quarter" so a
policeman told Judge KimbalI
Brown when were you released from
the workhouse?"e asked the court.
Last Friday."Gi ~
Sixty days this time." said Judge Kim
ball
Evening star., 1901-12-05
RUMOR OF A LYNCHING.
All Efforts to Locate Marx in Norfolk
Fail.

Fail.
special Dispatch to The Evening Star
PORTSMOUTH, Va, December 5-Noth-
ms mas been, heard here of Herbert
Marx who was supposed to be en- route
mere to take steamer for New York The
report that he has fallen into the hands
OF lynchers who desired to ayenge the
aeaths of the two men he killed last night
II Is reared, may be true. A diligent search
Tor the man in an effort to get his version
OF the killing has failed to locate him
here or in Norfolk h.. -.
Evening star., 1901-12-05
Prof. scrIbner,. Appoiptment

Prof. F. Lamson-Scribner, the agrostolo-
gist of the Department Of Agriculture, has
been appointed chief Of the insular bureau
of agriculture in the Philippines He will
have direct charge of all agricultural af-
fairs in the archipelago. This Is new
office.
Evening star., 1901-12-05

New York STOCK M.rl.,

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs g. Co, bankers
and brokers, 1419 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex.
change and Chicago board Of trade
Evening star., 1901-12-05

; neeaf.es to Grant Decr,e.

Justice Hagner has declined tosgrant q
decree OF divorce to Lixxie c. Gohre, who
sought legal separation from Frank c.
Gohre on the charge of desertion and abusA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

srn Duluth ssi.c fob. anoat Options opened weak
aha % immediately broke in sensational h,annsr y,
panic ln stocks and bearish French crop news
Later the market rniiied covering due 70 lnrSs
May 7sz.fslSe. closed s07to: July 7itg7s 9cisc,
RSeepss m mssb,' ,ssGsse, s,o eissea ssa, esss; No
see & elevator and 5ssc T. o. b. afoat. Option .,,,
Wheat ans STEADY but soon snse senfae. gn
Eiva,s r. ,, at Chicago anil moderate renzing Final
ae net S,say oNs M x Shsa, and eossS @ July
ssse. Oats Receipts III. .5Cs exports Tssi2 sPo.
Ne white ssss ,rk mixed western ss1aassas
s2%a3..,c. Option market wa; quiet and steady
d nae, aay ,y,, Hay lay easy Hops qges coal as,e1 T.
ist.s s. Lard steady; Western steamed $50; re, re,
nned IN steady: Continent $50 South Ameriea tie,
49, short clear aS,5oais fs'h msss ,i5ais Tai
low low dull; city g? per pks ic; country pnss pkg,
gsfiSa sSn ssa @ 0 ss ase PRIME Sss
kanss. city H. Nay ss7S e.
fSs NJ q; wsiie t5i I1iy q,
cSoiee ,imohy ys i5i sss eSeieo prars SO
#, eS.5 rsSs
lsS: ls + JFioqTaEpsy = %h:asSes spE,ss sic
Xs' Z yellow sl'sasssc oa,s.Se ;s,sS:ss: Sizes
No white 2lc. Rye-No 53datc: BarIey-
TElnx.sed-No. ,l.ss: No. No,thwsstern 8 .s. S.
Timothy secd-Prime csI5Dc Provsione-Mess
pork. per bbi ,,l 55a,. Go' lard per 100 Lbs. 81.
MIIs; short ribs Sides 1oose) 81 sods lo ,as. hry
salted ehonlders tbSdD 67sG7sc. short clear siurs
lbxdJ s.. i2Ts g. Whisky basis of highwines
W. On the Produce Exchange to day the butter butter
market was steady: creamerir. Hl1siLc: dalrles
ildiec Cheese dull at sIsdlio. Eggs steady:
Toledo, O.. May s-when, active and lower:
cash and MAY 7ic: July 73Kc. Corn active aud
lower: cash and May 4so: July 4bs.c: Sept. as,ec.
OATS active and firm: cash 2SiYc Nav 2sEc;
July 27.c. Rye 55c. Cloversccd-Cash prime $3.50:
Oct. A.22k. OIL unchanged.
Liverpool. MAY 9.-Lard-American refined quiet
at Ala Cd. Hams-shcrt cut steady at iss 90:
long clear mtddles heavy. steady at 4os: cl'ar
bellies steady at As cd. LardLPrlme Western
quiet at as 4d. Cottonseed oil-Hull refined spot
st endy at 2is sd: linsecd 33s 3D. Wheat.spot
steady: No. 2 red Western winter Sc 1iad: No l
Northern spring 6s ID: No California s. l,sd.
Futures steady: July 5s 10Nd: Sept. IS 10i9d
Corn-Spot American mixed. new. dull at Is
2isd: American mixed. old quiet at Is ga.
Futures quiet: May nominal: July Is I'D: Sept
As 30.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

Miscellaneous Markets.
II ana *, @ a sqss sady :, Prime ss
sse s Y small &c isma IN iarEs sks old wh,.s sssS
chicken &c: turkey-tail ise. wing Sc. pointers &C.
SoS Sns snd ss eG Wins M tail and pointers &C.
ib; Texas a. zoe: an,elcpe I5c per ID: goat aSc
IMEEE s pS. H. a, fG5 D,ms 'a a
sE4i5ee. Southern a: sss4oe; sheariinss at saa5c:
DRY s'Gs issn e;G ,ras Iasc ss: ID ..
s.Ss for large: lady slipper at &C; seneca at 2sc
pa pas M.r Il lts sDns ssds s at &c for s fs
ssc angelica at ase: wasoo-sark % s. S ., % %oo. &C.
bark Of ,Iee PIC: blood sIse: biueaae &c: akuli.
81 : for fair to si.sd Tor prime Other varieties
CASTOR EEANs-s,d $3.50 per bu. for prime
Ss s's s sa fsos soea s :'i per s
less S. In In carload lots.
ss Sns2 yeew se sna ysSw shs, e. Ct s
HEMPsEEp-Lates, sale at s2.75 per 100 lbs.
n;1Ep DRIED FRuIT:.ouo,e: Apples-Evapo.ted-
Il, Rings G At sHc to 4e quarters at &c TO tc chops
Al sSsse for d soodinferlor ,ess Pesehes~Fancy
evsporated unpeeled halves at &C and sun-dried
= DRIED @ @sREES rEA;sE7,obSlns PEA. from .sor. a.
sag Il ssa ssis: pc: H
,e5eensd pss ba at ms per b. a. SO
Moss-Mnrket nrm; machine picked in best
demand: all kinds scarce and wanted: gray rough
plsEsaS 4 .,fe SIS at ssa.e XXX at "asasss assse;
EMPTY BARRELs..coaI oil turpentins and
light oil and varnisl, &c sugar i5o. whisky Soc
DO. half bbls. Boo. wine ST. sauerkraut 35c. pickle
broken head or stave &c of for each hoop miss
BROOM coRN-1n fair demand and steady
Quotabe. per ton: Common at $40 to $50. fair at
sey; choice short green brush at $40.
kisSf sS!n irem g Has 81 so 81; sSn ,,,--, -.
steel 3oe-breakage Soc. stove Nc' burnt aec. lght
brass 81 so. heavy brass S12. copper sis, zinc
HIGHWINESLHigher Mt a basis of 81 20 ON an-
BAGGING IND TIEs.,Rsss,ns..lE-rb SIC:
s PoPeoRs lon & eeb,eaote he 'ns rang. ss from Coo
for mixed to $l.E for choice white rice
LUMBER-From first hands quotations range
y ssaa i sa Seh anS ss anG
and sil. s.s 70 ss7 at IS and sis. sxs and W up At
and sitais. " .e inch at ssaaas and sisais' 81
inch ss .ssasi ana ssss$s ls@i Insh =, - md
iE.its inch al sssasi and sisasi; sossesss s'qd and
= sssass and SIS. .ISsiH.s inch s;sgss and sls
& IN tsst and sssSs % and 81 sed cssarg@ a'9a.
Clear and second at so. common at $40 and culls
.aI hess ss a sas sna and s hsssy ns's s1ss ls
to 2oc each. according to size. Sycamore at Sl09
II for merchantable stun: do, Suarter-sawed al
istSss @ and & 81 GGottonwoed-Mill 6 run at 81 soY
a. s 50r ana sno s Tor sssa
worth more. Maple at sIs for soft. Orders
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

Pork-New standard continued steady and un-
ana ISwnses Iovel at s{e'm E. side was again weak
s s al ss ata Is and IS 4 e. Z:
s :; II ss; 'ss @
ssSs :sas;s.5. l. California: sss
cribs held nominally at s.aslc c. i. T.. but % no
demal;d therefor s.., hxd lots il jobbins way
at pssi;r, H snssss Sss.
meats at I'm, in jobsnE way
to ic for Choice light hams a. 'i iSke .0s to hfaTy 1c
.Rnas1, at 1ae 7. sS sSS . in New
in joSSns dan E1s sor,s ssd :.
cribs at 9Hc: clear sides At SIC: bellies at etc
& a, Sc fat
higher on orders.
% c. hams a sss sas. s.
eeSs1s5s esa si ,,ss sD'ar Dts' TIC
ts sss; psRs p . cGpsn.ry at sshe N
Gresse.ogote small irregular lot. country:
% ssss s ssa 4 a yss. rh,s at a, q as
.s at s iss .ss s e sss
ib-' as in kind: TONGUES it,4e per ID.
Poultry, Game and veals.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens-A receipts,
hens 7e: choice lish, Sc: roosters. old stassy.
sos sk pak' dses:
sen ss1nf .aa.S. SS Ssks 1 per 6 pigeons so
DRESSED PoYITRY-Ic.d stock. scaldea and
&ssras. run MN Rssa roosser sna sss sn
erase sa6,sc. Ducks s,t97c. Ali poor stock. In
>. .GAME-snipe AME-snip at $50 per. doz: .andpiper. at
e0e for medium and soc for small IL 'D-' ''1 'A' 50
roSF snail ans ,sn ,si q per ih h'rete'
Fruits and Vegetables.
APPLEsLauote: Baldwin at g .soas:75 for No.
~ssy ssa i TS$ 6,
more Mlsslssippl half crates in @t poor condlsos e
re tss asss ss lgs. sass nss.: :ospa
o. IS; choice do at EeS; seedIlnss at N.0
81 Sc per- saa s.ss.
than ,S5, car ,,.-,. lots
ehcIse and for sancg ss sses.sls sSs
at e Rsr SSs Sssorins d, e quality
sAsANAs1on' ss 3 : order. ssa d aSsesls per bunch.
IN ,6s6sRRs S's ESsdss e E s5s,s Per 10
Ii. box.
POTATOES-Northern on trls.: Wisconsin and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 3s737c for common to
fair to ss94oc for choice bright: rural at s7a3sc
for common to fair: 39Gf41c for choice bright;
white mixed at sl63sc: common to fair red mixed
at 3z435c! Michigan rural at S7d3sc for fair to
choice: and 4o94sc for fancy smooth bright. All
oug-eaten. inferior and stock affected with dry
rot less than above prices : .
lbs In bulk del. Mobile at s. .eo92. Is per crate.
New Orleans 0.3d2. .75; Louisiana 8. 10 Dealers
charge higher orders.
CELERYLChoice sound duotabIe at 81. .7561.75
per crate for Florida: NV Orleans So63Sc per
TOMAToEs--F1orida at q .so@9 for small to
medium and $50 for fancy large per s-basket
EGGPLANT-ouote Florida at $50 for small
to 8 for choice nor 1n-bu crate.
STRING BEAN6-Ghoice round green Florida
at $780, Is per bu. box; Texas receipts. 1-3-bu.
hxs. ooG7bc Tor nat and wax and 81 for round:
New Orleans bu- nxs = for nat: 8 for round
ONIONS ouoss souna red sasss ss s4e p.r ID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

New York. May s-speculatou In cotton was
cut down to a minimum to-day By the sensational
events In stocks. and few trades were made out
In stocks had no direct influence over cotton, il
adoption Of policy Of inaction until some def
mite advantage was had. so as to affect the
market opened to points higher. in sympathy
with Liverpool and on rumors that tho crop was
additional rise of 2S4 points soon after the call
Liquidation set i" in. under which the early ' sd-
was, was followed oil by pIotrseted period q idlensss.
developments in stocks. The public had few or
ders to send. Wall street sold out its holdings
Sentiment was searshly "i inclined. % BUT the beiisf &
that the short interest was already quite extern
being. Just before the close pit shorts turned
for cover on fears Of another bulge in Liverpool
mand sent July to 7.ssc and Aug to fsc. i nom ON
which there was some reaction. The market was
hssy ay s'sSs sDs cs.s Ss met ,S HSn,:
closed steady; May 7:sic; June 1850: July 100
i.Sse: Dec; 7.oie jan Eo4e: FEB. Solc ''''' WV
New Orleans, La. May s-Gotton steady: sales
e; miadllns fair sXc Receipts iss: a ,.oeS sss
;sssss ~ e y; s
Liverpool. May s:-cotton-spot quiet; prices
in,sd i S,; hiEhs,T; Ams5issn miadlins fair A-ssa:
miSdns rod e aiInsIH @ esdn.gy low
sl-s2d; sales Of the day 5000 bales. Of which
ss ress spE and and ne
barely steady; American middlins: l. m. g: May
June-Juiy n-s4d b.: July-Ans 1s.s4d B.: Aug
segs ,s.zs sssd sss.i s. Sept T.. "a s;ssd - oss c.
Dec. b9-64d 9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

nnsi tone steady at sz.a In London peiosse
= lower level for spot soods dslinin. g
f'hs aoni4 .iiy stsads s At Hnchsnssd psies. as
casting and eiectreIysie. An s..ier .sseiins {
s a 0sS TsS s9s that n I !: :na "a 1
I. respectively. Foundry iron ruled SLOW, b&
. steady tone At we'll sustained quotattuna /
'asn Us sess. Southern soandry sS1s aa4
Southern $1391b.50 Glasgow warrants 50 ~
Dry Goods.
New York. May s.-Dry goods-vs!y
quite limited dimensions. and the trade genss
has paid more attention to the Stock Excn1
Seen sow business san in any nne Of s.sOs
active at previous prices; Prints dull and e
ulaf. Ginghams quiet and unchanged. Cotton
inss SLOW and prices irregular.
Hides and Leather.
New York. May e.--Hides firm. Leather -
Wool.
London, May s.-The offerings at the wool
mand was general and prices were held "
the recent advance: secured merinos were y
BY the home trade s after spirited ccmpsts<
tity Of Punta Arenas Of better quality wss
fered. but 1t sold slowly: Following arsi
sNdQf1s Sd: greasy 461ld. Queensland ae
secured 7dG1s 4ttd; gIeasy 669d. yictone
bales: secured sAd81s SID; greasy aq1ltd H.
Australia 300 bales: greasy 431971id- Tsm
bales; greasy sGl1ad. New Zealand AN
secured 6dGis Sd. greasy 39s3fd. Cape q
Hope and Natal 1,3o0 bales: secured sdo0
greasy sis@sd. Punta Arenas ZOO bales;
New York, May 9.-wool dull.
Petroleum.
New York May 9.--Petro!eum dull.
Oh City. Pa, May. s.--Credit balance.
certificates steady: shipments lfi.oil, ~
2lSg; runs 103, OH. average Nl19.
California Dried Fruits.
New York, May s.-The market for eyapsss.
apples ruled rather quiet. but about sesesfz
unchanged prices. Export inquiry Wa ws1ss.
State common. aG4c: prime 4194.sc; ss@Ses
SIC. and fancy sgsizc. California dried
were inactive but steady. Prunes 3i4Htc
as to size and quality. Apricots-Roysl..si
Moor Park si4Q13c- Peaches. peeled. i2lse@s.
peeled 5,s610c.
TuFpentine and R0sfn. ....ss'
New York. May a-Turpentine dull At ~
Rosin quiet: strained. common to gooo. 80 !;
1.67t. q
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
by Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

>sASA - tDAAi'
500 head While the Eee.ipt. am are or runnins
ie,ed last week absS % taTss n nSmSer. S msr
age supplies Trade to-day was just fairly ami
fs1 %nsss s..i q ser. sa's & 80 iS
and .oa fSs hsfs ssy to eta s,
sS. aiT fss ers to s1sEs
cows 81 s5as.;5 and fair to extra cows and heis.
ers s,s ssaS ~ -: stags 50 2.a5: calves s.5oG5.
With sasS leep. asEs: Si 1ssnf h.ss
and good general demand. but weakness set
sa mss ss largely sasS a ranges ., Ss
SSf lbs. .e oEns s sRRas seayy veps1s psaE
90 ;; H. comn.n {, t. choice mixed averaging lso 70
droves. Averaging sao to 20 lbs. al IS. S71sas S.
snS @ bacon ns hSss ,ayeragns 1se to 1876 lSs Sc
%ss,! sse; ';sas ss & s 1859; '0ar' '':S' Govern
though only about iscSS sheep and % lambs r Arrived
to-day. prices were no better. Wooled Colombo
igss ssa sss ssSsft at ae..ss sG gs.4as:
sns GOO exes se. iassa s' isssns lambs. :sSs
nothing MsT 5Ssh sohs May
cattle and 10 sheep caI~esIReceip.. S RECEIPT % 81 mar =
sst ss.G quiet bu. steady all sold; veals g sos So
@sse ssoeH sD spRr
mo, Inbv wanssa g, sss clipped sheep g S clipped
JANUS t1uo.Sp prime WOCEeQ uO 1910, spring
lambs nominal at s2a4.50 per head. Hogs-Re-
septs LAO: barely steady: Western hogs S.a6:
State do. sefr6.I0.
South Omaha Neb.. May s-Cattle-Receipts
3sco: market shade lower; native beef steers al
$3.50: Western steers A94s: Texas eteers g. 90
As: cows and heifers 81. 3oi441: Gamers u76r
S25 stockers and feeders lower. S325f51 Is; calves
s3n6.t0: bulls. stays. etc. $s.I5d4.25. HogeRe-
eeipts 1000: market shade higher: heavy E.67h
M2!5:. mixed IS 5e5d5.s7I: light S5.6oq5.es: pigs
S6a,.eo: bulk of sales S5.65I5e e7Ii. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000: market slow; weak; yearlings n.7s
:, .tS wethers s. scaas5 copm.n and stock sheep
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
market opened steady; closed 5ltl0c lower; ma
tiyes 4s0d379; Westerns S4.eog650; cows and
hsfsrs g 2s44s5: veals s. 75dss9 bulls and stags
Ssoa4sS: stockers and feeders $3G4s5. Hog
Receipts S145: market steady to Sc lower: liFht
and a. d, light mixed ss.SHas.75; medium and heavy
IS: pigs 50 S35OF4to: bulk Sa62a5sO Sheep
L,Receipts 8. p: market steady to 1oc higher;
lambs lollsc lower; top Coorados s.
Kansas lily. Mo-. May observation-disclosures Asoo
t!e steady to ioc lower: stockers and feeders
beef cattle s .2odS.so: fair to good H.5o65. rs:
stoekers and feeders S3.SsG5: western-fed steers
u asoa5I: Texas and Indian "a 3of5: cows so
45o heifers ". 25G6: Gamers 81 SOS: bulls g Is
M473; calves S4Q6 Hogs-Receipts 10, 900: market
opened steady: closed So higher: top S5.s5: bulk
Of salss g e095:D 20: heavy S. 7sg5ss; mixed pack
ers IS eoas.7s light s. 25f5 67is: pigs "a 6o45 o.
lambs N.75fs 10: Western wethers a. io@i ss:
Western yearllngs 81 25es4.7o ewes $3 5064; cuIlc
q. 80; grass Texans $35o94; spring lambs
GlpS.59.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
POULTRY.
Market Declined to Ten and . Half
Cents on Fowls.

=. New York: May s.IIAve poultry receipts to-
accumulation on hand. the market declined TO
quoted aRey
slSm P ans in
lo,sc: roosters SIC; turkeys Sc; ducks. Western
sFns Ras % ss'asn sss.ssfs sas
s s,n to@7se Dressed poultry receipts to-day lin
q continues es pree
t.,rs. were Tlthout any ehanse Desirable. sound.
but much Of the available onerines are of In in
condition and urged st low prices. Some very
lie. but latter exceptional small lots Of West. W
I ern broil!ns chickens are coming and selling at
sol to pair Rh's' gwen There ' fair call Tor '. lbs
moderni and wse Ssaisies ene s
sse sssss sss
Western West - nass1nse s best hens % %sgloc; fabby young
iosse: Western dry-picked. heavy ioc;' South
prime. small iSse: old roosfsrs ss1c pness so
Western fair to good saiOc. Geese-Western aver
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ease. Mh full seees and @a rsns
weather. tho market opened very Gulet. In late.
,ransast5Sns Sale, q bright, wsll:hansled MIS-
stock, there was practically nothing come
from further south than Kentucky. Quotations
unchanged.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
New York. May 9.-Butter-Receipts 2. Te3 pkgs.
market strong: creamery l5a1sc; factory Iiq13c.
eoiored iese:' fancy large white saioHs: fancy
mar packed ississc; storage western islsaliac:
Chicago Poultry Quotations.-
Chicago, May s-Iced poultry steady; chickens
81i16sc; turkeys sT1oe.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. MINI. May s,Wheat.May .sc;
Northern TsAc: No Northern esisadotsc
3.s5; first clears s2.7oa2 S0 second clears Sc 10S1
30. Bran in bulk Si2012.2s.-
> Coffee.
New York, May s.-Conee-Spot Rio easy; No.
9 invoice SIC: mild quiet: Cordova shdl2kc
market opened steady and SOLO points lower,
under light selling for both accounts and absence
Of supporting orders. Weakness in European
markets and larger receipts in Brazil were the
chief factors OF depression. though fresh offerings
speculative support figured prominently. The
close was quiet. with prices net 5G1o points
lower. Total sales were but Il. 80 bags. inciud-
Ing July At 6.60c; Sept. 5.60c; Oct. 5.1Dc; Dec.
s.S@5.Soc: Feb. 6.s5c and March s.oSc.
New York, May s.-Sugar-Raw firm: fair re-
anng ;st; sHc; csntlfnsai s. test 1850; molasses
New oie.n. Ia. May s.-susar quiet: open
centrifugal yellow fk@4 13-16c; seconds x11ic
Molssses strong; centrifugal s617c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

a.. yellow - per lb del. Soft-skinned. small
and inferior nom!nally less
CISUMBEES-Ncw Orleans Quotable at iVUSDc
pec doz: 81 per crate for choice: yellow and
GuMBo-ouote Florida a. $3.50 per s-baskes
crate.
PEPfERs-choice Florida ut 81 .5oai.7b per D.
basket crate.
81 per bbl.
GAuLIFIowER-selling at 5ocasl per hu. box.
BEETS-Quote: New Orleans not wanted.
CARRoTS-Quo.e New orleans at 2oa3oc per
uoZ o,inches Home grown at Soc per bu iooso.
On orders $3.50 per bb
TuRNIPS--New Orleans new quiet at 2oJSac
per dog. punches for choice. On orders higher; r;<s
kOHLRABl-Choice large New Orleans at 3og
4Jc per dog. punches.
SPlNACH-Home- grown 5dIoc per bu. loose;
Southern not wanted
,,iia SiAUEERkkRaAuT-ouote: u T. Bbls. Mt HS'; hai'
SWEET POTATOES Quote homegrown from
4o0,ac peg bu.. loose.
home grown. according to size and quality.
kALE-Home- grown 5a loc per IN. box Con-
signments not wanted.
LETTtCE-Ncw Orleans not wanted Home
grown sells at lST25c per bu. box loose: -.
ENDlFES-Quote New Orleans at s2a20 oef
RAD1SHES-New Orleans and other Southern
stock not wanted. offerings OF HOMEGROWN
were liberal and sold from 51Jc per bunch
GREEN ONlONS-Home-S grown 2ispSc per Coz
punches.
GREEN PEAsE-Choice Alabama 81 .5n1. %
Arkansas soc per 1:3-bu, box a., ., .n-a
NEW oNIoNs-New Orleans 81 per Dbl. N.pY
1.p per -bb.. sack del.
LEEkS-Sold at 2oc q doZ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

chnliooths. Mo-, May Z. 1so1-sAled psepsail
viii be received b. the Board q Ne1a0s1 q
No. until IL o'clock noon. june Z IN n d
erection and completion Of tMoseeU ereA
sitution, according TO plans and 0ec11cations
which can be seen At the Once q the inattn-
tion. or William L Carver. azcaisscs. Chilli
eo certified check in the sum Of ssoa0 snan 60
comnsny all proposals upon above general con-
tract The board reserves the right 70 re3sct anJ
or all bids.
the same time for Q fow.pesssurQ steam heat1
apparatus for said building. and also sspssa'e
and specineation11or which msX be sssn e ~.
ofnce Of the institution. or Wlinaa Z c.
steam heating and plumbing shan BE- -
panied By . certified check IN The Sam q -
ayers. State industrial Home ~ 0iIi2 III
board reserves the right TO fs5oo4 aaJ q e&n
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.
ONCE of the President Of the
Board Of Public improvements

ONCE Of the President Of tte
Board Of Public improvements.
st. Louis. May Ia l90f
Public notice is hereby given thai ths
Board of Public improvements Will ho,S :
special meeting at the hour Of 10 a M al
tho
osTH DAY OF MAY. 1901.
Mt its office. room 200. new City Hall IN,
the purpose of considering tho matters here re-
matter named. to wit:
No. 5sG5. Boards Motion. For reconstruc
Ing St. Louis avenue from Broadway
No Ssgs Boards Motion For reconstrnct
ing Twentieth street from Mallinckro6
street In Grand avenue.
M sSs7' boards Motion. For reconstr,<s
ing Ninth street from Cass avenue to He
No 5s6s. Boards Motion. For reconssr
ing Ninth street from Hampstead strsstt
No. 5s6s. Boards Motion. For reconstruf
ing Ninth street from Branch street to =
men avenue.
ina Jefferson avenue from Carr streef 4
No SSH. Boards Motion. For reconstrs
ing Garrison avenue from Lacieoe Aye1n
to L.awton avenue.
No 5s72 Boards Motion. For reconstfua
,nx Grand avenue from Lafayette assIS
TO Papin street.
No. sg73. Boards Motion. For recoustfu9
ing Grand avenue from Manchester avean
to Iaclede avenue. -
No bs1I Board's Motion. For reconstfuo
ing Grand avenue from st. LOUIS avenue6
Natural Bridge road:
No. 5S15. Boards Motion. For reconsxuH
Ing Theresa avenue from Laclede ayenuSN
Linden avenue.
No. 5s76. Boards Motion. For reconsxuo
ing Theresa avenue from Lindell avenne \
No. 5s77. Boards Motion. For reconse1H
ing Merchant street from Third stree u
No. 5sTs. Boards Motion. For reccnstDs
ing Eighth street from Clark avenue ~.
No $50. Boards Motion. For reconstrsetss,
ing Cherokee street from Leinp avenue &.
No $50. Boards Motion For reconstfuct4
Ing PARK avenue from st. Ange avenue u
Eighteenth street.
ing PARK avenue from Eighteenth street u
Mississippi avenue. -xj
ing Grayois avenue from Eighteenth streeo
to Jefferson avenue.
No $3.50. Boards Motion. For reconstruct-
ing Grayois avenue from Jefferson avenue
10 Arsenal street.
No. 5sSi. Boards Motion. For reconstruct.
ing Eighteenth street from Park avenue q
Chouteau avenue -Al
ters above named are requested 10 aSpee4
by o'oe' " HIRAM PHuLILPA
Prsadsn4z
WALLER EDWARDS. Secretary. Is.