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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

MAle-ciese. =. q sMesc Per H.: hsistics.
'ess 6zs TN .ef sele sSsSS a. srom s, to 90
~ hsad. g 70 Siss.
Prints ana Vegetables.
,s &. yang: ss:n s : common u Ohm sas ID sssss
-; f..ssset q Ne].S fM fancy; sd Hsns DAVIS
f'f& aexssss;Fi aSsss s',5S.sr psr . U.s.. s.:.
!. 81 s IS. 81; ss as:. g ss :sis 9 s:s,s q; !. ;ssss
: + s;s $ IS ,.: E Sssss e; :; .;s Il &; !; :; , s s;'ss': :s: -
oa oR assA SO Sssa ssa i %S's cisl,fornl. .ouna, Gs
g: ,sa;d: is.asy !, $3.50 81! 3. fang. SssS,I nsysl :, 4 n sSiss
~ s s ;ssis'' J sssSS priss. s; per box higher
sLsES3sNs..Sal!,orn!a on t,s; a, g 90 ", for ssoi {
az asse alssg 81 = bo a9r a ssa : A To- aasl,t s.0'aD'
~5sSss1 ss Fl. Il Il e ss! siSo PEE per i.oSo-,n
s~ANANAAs..osn order. iiitaal:7s per bunch
in c 4 iffs'fa n.'; ch hsfI'sss so Rss At e' asosl's
' 'ekte !S,sI . e. ,rs &: , MI:sss.' % s an,
Common CO mon 20 ,G fai s:0 sfS4se ios choice bright; white
miIsd At soSt5e: common to fa,s red mixed ike at At
CHOICE and isa assSc for fancy smooth bright. All
bug eaten inferior and stock affected with dry
AsfsAGsiEGeSUUSot choice New orleans and Mo-
S,,s at 81 Ser for craze. tsncs Ni. Sns rS%e cr .sSsn springs Is
g. per crate. On orders higher. Texas u
,ToNXToEssF1or.da at .ase.as for small 70
medium and $..so6e.7b for fancy large per o
EGoPLANT-ouote Florida Mt $3.50 for small
TO IS;5o lSr choice per iN.bu. crate; v,,-,,,
nat and wax .N.isal.5o per bu: box and s;!o4
80 per hamper: New Orleans oEl, q. BY; sT ma 3sea 81
oMl0NsaoIa stock out g season, ~. :. ,;a
s ies pr and o smaii ii is.s. In ssalse SO s1as Tor sugar and
GUGBoIouots Florida Il $50 per s-basket
PEPPERs-choice Florida At SEQ per s-basket
NEW roTAToEs-N.v or,ean. white sl,es
h 5: gle s! s sss 81; 1n ssa s' :.scs ls:,. 49,
leSits gss a., ssnehs S.v o SIf.sn nii T soo,oe Der
On g.Gs1s SIG Per o Dbl: ou,., =, ,saaoc per
dog. sanehes Tor choice: old &c &c per ba. On Or
s.KoHERARI-csc!es large New Orleans a. 100
.sffNXcH-Home-.rown at sa1oc per bu. loose;
ss sXGRR 81 ssP.ssi Bools. at. $3.50; hal,
SWEET PorAroEs-ouote homegrown from
xsPARAGus~At. ssa5oc per dog. punches fol
RxiEMa;an aseeso,ns s 4 ssse per s4' 3D. SS'ASsoss: box. Con
/ sienments not wanted.
.TETTUCEENew Orleans not wanted. Home.
grown sells at i502oc per bu. box loose.
Orleans and other Southern
stock not wanted. as offerings of home.growr
were liberal. and sold at from 1c TO &c per buncr
I bur~hes.-
GREEN pEAsE-choIce SIZE per bu. box; AT
kansas and Texas :9T sc per 1-3-bu. box. Home"
l grown pease g FER bu.
NEW oNIONg-New Orleans g Is per Dbl.
Soc6S1 per k-bbl.. each del.
4 Hides.
Dry n~tnt-Aver~Ee Texas receipts. round isTe
choice Texas l4c. Dry Ike; fallei
i2Fc: Southern l3c. Dry nint-Selected No.
l$c: selected No. 2 u. Dry nint,Buil &c
9reen-selted saNsHc; No; I &c: No. &C
SIC: uncured or green 1c per lb. less than cured
Horse .hi4es-Green- salted No. / $50; No. 2 $l5o
pony and glue stock ;5c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

s. 40: stockefs and feeders S. 9od6. 10: Western fsA
:,ss.. & /. $50; n. Ter. sna indian e.nn .n;sssassj
ans: bulls H.t04.7s; calves $496.25. Hogs.-Hs
the history. Of the market. Market opened s01ee
Z. jss sss;s. s s! ss. Sc l9 g. ssas .sp s n:issa 1 p,s.s ss ~ ~
G5.0: light S6.5G5.70: pigs s!.2st5.1s. Sheep.
western lambs N.sea5.5o;. Western wethers So
OATS: Western yesrlinss 90; yves :I'sy
spring lambs $6.s046.s
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
st. Joseph. Mo-, May 1.lattle-Receipts l,31os
market Sc to Ice higher: natives $i.fI3. Is: West.
yeyc.5o: bulls and stays s.. s5a4.Ss: suckers and
feed, rs s. .sSE4.s 81, 11.S5o; market
1ilsuioc lower: light and light mixed see
80: medium and heavy sSsS,ss@s:s ,a.: PIGS = :se.
market steady 10 &c higher: Lambs 26c higher
New York. May 2i.-Beeves-Receipts %
trading. Eee.iag steady Cables easy: es.disnc
Exports 80 Cattle. s.iiso sheep and 4.s4o quarter.
Of beef. C-aire.-Receipts 81: steady: veals $3.50
m5.6g: buttermilks nominal. Sheep and lambs
Receipts Is: market quiet but STEADY: slipI--.
lambs Ssf7.50. .Hogs-Rece!pts Loso: none fes
sale: nominaily firm
south Omaha. May zt.cat,e.Recsipts 2.!oe:
s..S: We aSeu1 s sssass ;ia nsssSe Texas ssal Steers steers Esq
4.21: cows and heifers 49, q carners Si..5b
g. 20: stockers and feeders 1.2saal 10: calves $50
SO; balls. stays. etc. s2.7SftA25. Hogs.,Reegin:s
mixed 4, essi a a.s.ss.s! e light lisst. s essss s: plss S.
$50: bulk Of gales ss.ssa6.ssh. sheep-Receipts
5000: market active: strong: yesriinSs Ad4.n:
s.ss: ewes x.s594.o: lambs A5oa5.D: spring
lambs S5d6.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

- 49, = -
wheat Offerings were limited, and the de-
mand 2 little better. Receipts were small.
only three cars being inspected IN. There
the cash market was quiet, very. little Of
Iering; No. 2 in store was quotable at May
price, about SIC to SSc; No. Q nominaIly 80
b. at Soc.
Barley.
Nothing new developed. There. was no
feature ut all conspicuous to- the mUeket.
a rev OF them. met with the usual sale.
Maitsters emain on the market for just a
nttie barley. and take what comes in. OF
screening. the offerings nave about ceased.
BARLEY OF speculative grade was not men,
Toned to-day. Receipts, sixteen cars and
N.Og1. Du. were taken from store. Very poor
nlar screenings. poor to good, nominally 500
&C. none offered; low-grade barley re-
NAMED at ilGi6c; common to fair 49d75lc.
nominally above.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

HOGs-A good. liberal number Of hogs arrived
and the quality. was above the average. common
and inferior. pigs and light s%outhwesters icing
scarce. Other Western markets reported liberal
runs and lower prices, consequently buyers; here
LOOK adyantase Of the situation TO force a. de-
cline. Trading was active and prices on about
q SC lower basis than the Monday market at
the opening, on the fair to best hogs Of all
weights: but those that were considered green
60 lower. The butcher demand was good and
order buyers were In the market for good lights.
The market cloeed weak and the clearance was
only fair,
The main drove Of packers bought by Nelson
Morris 4 Co, $3.50 head. averaged 11 lbs. and
cost 0.15. and the main drove bought by Swift
SIS.
The top Of the market was s. So and the bulk
Of the hogs above i5o Ibe. average sold At $50
hog. 20 lbs; average and above. sold At $50
A. SIS 70 Ss.ssS. the bulk at r 5gd TO- go:
20 bulk at $50 TO $50: light lights. 100 to $50
lbs: average. sold At g to $50. the bulk at
10 Is: heavy culis at N.75 to IS; good mixed
hogs at t.66 to SEQ, and common to fair mixed
lots at Is to 6.60. So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

rEAT1IERs-In, demand: steady. Prime live
Eseee Ia mai ska; ssc: In large .ksi ~ Erssy
49, :.9x Fl isS y s.Fss K XII ioS IS .nsss Eye e:
s sisa en e: . safs iSe: aln ase' I'll Sins sn q. p SS,assss e. (.
Bog e; apekm.hits &C. dark .:
ln. Iss.s At Sc. antelope &c per h.: goat SC
70 Ahc Zach; damaged out.
m HEsT4xaa as1fu ii ssss pei Belt, -. !. to s os, In 30.
sscosding to amount q wool thsIeon, lamb at
ss:ssss seS Ssiiss; &c, 200 ssss D:s . i 80 49, !.
s sIas e H. teass soI Isss : s.,ID: ct s s. Il ior 's nss. s 4 1 sei
sHe: q. .sy.i sSpl: :. :; s4 e; x~: moe a. as e. s eoos It (.
bsIk q sree stc: blood IsAc: beiueiae. se:. SKULL
n.iiy q h.SsselH1 for prime. 68sSer Varieties aea,,.
CASTOR BnANsLBid s1.so Per su. for prime
e i fNs lsssi ofIak ISs; ' s9s. is SS;Iss s less; i o.r -,
, SSSS,TTr4 81. oMmsumm.r ysISw Z. Sc;
HEMPsEED-Latest sale at c.'ses per 100
DfihkfEpo FRUIT Quote: Apple. Eyapor.,ed
ring AZ sHc to &c: quarters at &c TO tc: chops at
~ foi se essiaas l;r les. ssn P = esFfsrses ct ev. g
cs.sed unpsnsled halves Al &c and stn-dried ut ic
DRIED GREEN -PEAsE-Jobeins from store q.
q III sSGsce &; e; spI!. ,1 .E,.... =. ,n.n.
s sssss, & 4 d . iase' s' ess st. St aa;sssa;ss i. ps si6 Su;i
aoss.Hart ssAn sse aa n m nef picked in s.s,
dea.and: oner1nGu liberal: gray mixed 1k6fEc:
.iI sS ase 1xK s e IEsgs: sESx 4 t. sasSs: ~ s
fers0r PICKED Len: extra black &c.
s :sss 8 Sd Sd y y.ssfs' &C. g.: , s'sss i e. q. si;,. l'Ss; a.:
q: hall. bbis. &c; wine 81: ssuerkrsut Sc; Pickle
broken head. or slave; D. Oh for each hoop. miss.
ss ssSss Is e 81: esn ss's s & Is / i a u: ; isis Z;
-: ,Snesee short EIe.n brush at SO.
si "a s1eu1 In ss to 81 ,,rr., ~ :. -.
wryusht. non &c: heavy cast &c: msiIeaah,e Scc:
Steel t0e.hreskaee 1c: stove nc; burnt zoe: ljEht
nssss yIeo; heavy hrasE Sf3: copper Si3: Zinc
y yTis;;xsrts q ~: pewter ga.
SAaaIKc AND TIEs.sass,ns-ix-b. exc:
p P0e IS Eoh Nh e 11es g Twine g. $50.
fcr missd 70 Biz for choice white rice,
first hands quotations nnge
; Il ss.lSas;. Al fo s:ss .rs :; r, sssess .,s en- s,'s .nG
snd 81. 81 70 n7 Al IS and SIS: sxs and up at
"a s,. ssS e q o. .sr1s a9 ::scss inc Inch 4, ss.eai
isek 4 ssea sna 81 ssSs u SasIs i az ~ rn ani
81: G gEsis isss !. "a s,, sssn; ant 8 sis.sss ana SsI. sass
.st Y and SIS: iGSiSes inch sMass and III
r. - s sss , - 3, y. s. and s5 Black .s,ns.
q - and 80: hickory axles At sM. Cedar att2,
= and sisess: nosts AZ &c :? &C each Accord
stun: Do. nse-ter-sswsd - ss4s7s md Vs. Cot
tccwooe..Mil run e 1li0ls: hoy boards us ,nehe,
srd web at 60 Gum: e s~fo Yor :.n 81 and
lnuisisna worth more. Maple at 81 for soft.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

s.: = ~ % ! 8 r "a = IL
: aSsi s. g "a: g s.. = e .,I s:s :. DE- & :, :.
'oArsAcssA Nasss-saeavet 80
q cer throush: 4 sIoNl: ard naayoans g.
era HEY psid sssso Is Na i,esl % 9 No.
s s.SssSe, e .n spe "a. ! p ke: 49, 4 e sssss sssa 8:
s siIppsd. !. & 81 s;0 s.: ! shis. = ssssaa: No :
RYE1Ensiseiy nemisal. L..is. oesssa s1S no
demand possSls. "a: 3 eosia 9 SSSens, e = ce i.
Continent md some business With Cub. millsrs
say they can make no export buslnscL Spms-
ported. 0aotations for car lots on yk- q sos &
Winterewheat hour are a. follows: PetenSs *S;SSs
s ssiss; els ss1ai sssse. .:-f Nv ' and f nsd!sn NJ IsE.ssSi:S.
Hard winter in jute SKIS. G.So3S:0 TOT cfsar.
sn issSs sprt 1Ss isesisp pss.n snd n ssiassi in wood. IS
't RYE faI Ise iss at sos in sk.. and p''
rearif meal. srits and n ho%iny s,.sa.
t. aaELS Ihss selisas SsM. f aaw . a.u SD dpoi bran
could be bought to-day at &c 10. 2. coSa 2
sHa t basis . so an 1'G eastern shipper at -. Most
Eastern shippers cut e much S s;1 sn AZ ta'e'
Al Az %iN fssa ,ss' = IA ''S IONS t iee. i0' snd = $ ton.
through; shipped x7 tons, Firm fos sood No. s,I
and .choice timothy, which "a scant supply. a 1H'
Prairss steady. with a good demand for ne best.
Clover Is; dul: Current rates on ut I'm %,4 for
S s.sy ]. III; .Ss s. ss 81 Il =; !, e: s.,s s:sSS b Is - i : !, |;
SEA .anp ~ Ans NS; s J LIEF ssMi for ,..a ;. s.s.
i c. lard and SOFT Missouri. spslter held ct ss.s'
prices en- ,Change.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
tango Of Futures.


Quite a good speculative trade was re-
stronger. mainly In sympathy with the hrm-
larger than for several. days past. and the
local ~epeculators and packers traded with
more freedom. Deferred deliveries met with
most favor. Offerings were not very iArge
and q good miscellaneous demand pre-
vailed. Prices ruled higher on all the lead
ing articles and the appreciation was fair
in good supply and prices ruled lower. Re-
ceipts at the leading Western markets were
estir's ssst at 1ol'sog Sos esm9ars ma, Nth 600 @;s.
higher there. Domestic markets were IN
ci, %ea 70 qpietness a ana p nssS rather steady;
Sl4!5Q1a.9o. closing steady at sl4.s714 July
pork was quite active. opened at H4.s71k
s sSis 81 si ssps. soiS at s'0'is sias4 ssssay .n a
Closed al the latter figure.
May lard offerings small: opened at 3 Nh.
opened at H15 n closed at 2.z@S.2s.
siossd' w sssa aS,; 81 a ss.ss 10 os ss.sss At "s's and
and sias Closed sasi t Seeaea july Il opened sa; s a. b. g g. a ana
closed AZ, g SEPT. ribs opened at $50 and
c'oseo ~ sl's'4s. NJ. ...ea.
Wat terry quiet and presented little news
or change until during the last Of the SEES.
sion. when May, delivery sold up iMc above
!! s ssyiuT orders sss In t Rs!cs m. nnsEe s SsTe .. .H%.
movement was moderate. There were is
s M@inne ssss1ysd ro sn : a s:nn s sna T Dniat taken sec.; out;
=. No. I and No. 1 Northwestern sold ut
$l.70 and closed without sales at $1.71ts
o aesfa At s 81 and si.ss Vas bid: oct az. So "a
TtDothy and Clever yeeAs.
Considerable cash seed was offered, q part
Icf It, which had been on the market 4
I fms 4ovNpn1 aneu and. nYfNSg nat AfA RAf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. May gl.-Fiour-Recelpts ii. ssi bb,s.;
wheat; Minns.o!a patents , ssay. s Winter sr" ss1.lsh,s
s. s s;;ssgA-s9; winter sxtras salsaa.ss Rye nour
S SSif'' ns sS:." ss.. ' asii. w sys iss.ssi s sss.Is
s Sai; exports ,SS;a;i Su. spo, srmer; No; 2 red
1 Northern Duluth s4hc 4. o. b. aHoat; No. / hard
n \ - yUaG :; Q. b: atieat; options advanced To-
Wall stree, account: uniayorabie crop news. 2
dsrtons: closed nrm at Hgihe net advance: May
ssssSss Sept sl1 ss;ss ssA Sis: sa I,o, ss;sy &C.. rs csrS sles:a
s e; ! y Va. :Is ss;ssE i IN Ii IF j /; : i i ;;. sS si; S :%sii
contract arrivals West. the advances in wheat
s sss 3 S sie::a f e.: Ivy ay@ sss sea ei .: s;ss ! s ssss
= hg!s,ac. closed 4ssc. Oats-Rece!pts 1Sz.Ooo
r.; s1 e; y ai.s : while I'll; s sse, g. ss'' ! W Witt. ! s ~:
srs; mixed SSi,. western saaaSs: ,rL; white ss1szas:
s ..sads: mess ssss'i IS s. :s5 a 3: g. e 4a1|ss ., "a; Ely sl.y
Cotton & pe1 p sssd IL afg s,essy! country %11ms G Inss. 9 9sse2 sTsS &.
yellow stsess5e: Rice quiet. Goissses stsady.
a. Basonl1sar; bellies arm. IS. shouids..-
American. Rssee.p,: Of american corn aursns
Ssss: aTm: No, J vthsot s. s'ef s!l.d { sh: !
Chicago. May gl..ca.h auo,a,ions We're a
touows: Flour quiet. Wheat-No. . spring 100
y No; 2 red I3&g74Me. Corn-No. 2, 4s6so.tci
No. 2 yellow 49050Tc. Oats-No. 2 Ghc: No. :
ssss' s ssas; &c; $ te sh,ss i ssgsss. .a hss e sSs,es :
mailing. 5286ec. .Flaxseed-No. ! 81. 7o61. IN; No:
I 81: q Liz. Prime timothy seed
IS. 3 80. Proyistons-Mess pork. per Dbl. $ll.30
@14.96: lard. per 1Go lbs, s.. M Is: short ribs
sides loosel IS. 1905. 30; dry salted shoulder
lbxd) IS. short clear sides (bxd.l @.lz1$0
6.25.. Whisky, basis Of highwines, tr.t5 On the
sss irm: h 'sasmss,e. 'G itsisse the a. sass:r i4 Sissss
C~hesas,Choic sai9Ac; Egss llc. ~ .
red Western winter s. ND; No. ! Northern
steady: July o. lid: Sept. 81 I'D: Corn-spot
mixed old nominal; futures firm; May nominal;
Kansas City. May I.-wheat-July exe; Sept.
&MGSsc: cash No. 2 hard soc: No. s@@ehc; No.
z red 1ea7sac; No. esae2he. Ccsn..july; toAe:
No. 3lhc. Oats-No. . white 3t5s931Ec. Rye
No ? Sc. Hay-Choice Timothy 10. do.
Erairt1 Ss.O6a. q. Butter-creamery Nho1S1itc;
do.ry. fancy, 13glilsc. Eggs-Fresh sk0ioc. Re-
! SeiPts-Wheat 60, 80 bp.; corn 81. 100: oats 1900.
sGoSn ents--Wheat 5000 bu.: corn 2ASoo: oats
Toledo. O.. May ...-Whea. dull, hrm; cash
and May 5Sac: July .TlAc. Corn dull, strong:
cash and May 4Sc; July HAc. Oats quiet, arm:
verseed steady; cash $3.50: oct. SIS OH un-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

stoekers and Feedert-Ihe stCcker and fesder
quality Demands. were heavy. both on local
and country scsounL and consequently were ncs
\ lively moyement ptices were steady 10 strong.
according TO kind, The clearance was. perfect
ard many prospective buyers were unable to OPP
ernie because Of the limited receipts. stock
steers and feeders sold AZ $40 to 1855. stock
= te $40. Mich cows were fairly represented
and scsd readily 81 y yer head Advance eser
SHaE0 to 80. :.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
LIVE STOCK K
Native Cattle Lewef-rexans steady
to LOwer-H0gs In Lnrwe supnly.

10 Lower-H0Hs In Large Supply.
CATTLE@1eef steers-Beef offerings from M.
an excellent showing from the .stapdpciuts 81
grade and finish. most Of them elasplng e ms
Sn;rh 70 60 So1d; snas th 3 tops LII Ibs. avetsss.
srs were numerous. and they were ali anxious
to do business" but felt concessions were due
thsm and stafted .out with that aim In view.
They They found i = pretty hard propo.ttion 70 carry
sold steady. although most Of them were easier
and Tome as much az loo to the bad. The late
in after 10 O'Clock suffered q straight dins de-
cline. An early. clean.up was had.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
POULTRY.


1oSe1Dto Lo0v1n8 First Hnnnn
nnr15sI9Sc s, %. e. 10 Cent fer 1svyls.
S SSs. az ..s : =. Sw:.::la 20 sss.s:sa.:2ss
s sasss ss' 7, 81 .Ss!Ds s. ,s.s,as "a ~ - =
n.shst 49, q & - nus 3 ~ 49, ss.e w. -
Siasd tarksvs - msin Sl - - % g
g - 1900 "a - -: - = 80 a We Wssa IS
sosss~a I'd q ~ SsSas sne snceensss: z -
Sssaas s.Ss.ess ssasS ia5ss SSess: -
Wssssxn nrsn. f&ssr =. aecsssss q 01eks-
s1Ss s.:sse p SsSa,as -. .--
pessd q aSortmsnt a @sS 49,, 49, So
mlnss. Sheossns tnas ays.ssd 8 IA :: ~. =
scsldsd eso.stooaly .rssok - vSi}s HnsH
diussy ~. @sM. se1 eg = - - g
Tsss IS Sc ~ IS Z -: - s o. -
massst ard 10 9 top q dnssS Nh 49,
M novsSs"s 49,
3: :s.,s e ss:ssssai ~ - e. -
s s.. ~ .s1 sss s - 49, sIsss:ss 3
Saxs.sy1 ase dafdoyle 10 49,
v@ss.n ~ 49,. e~.z-2kAY s1tss, -
shaas:a Pros sseItss ssssas Is 60 sssss. "a
cascsso ~ 49, [Ssssfx S.etssie.a
tuFksys 80. ..
x.v 1o .sssl: : ..A 1ass.
mi 81 ssSssessssss ~ =: -: ~ ~ -: "a -
!. 80 s. 3: -''''
N.w lo.. nev Hlnu,-Rs.sa,.e, .oa.xa
.its vssn ~sssSr 4 5sS ns - 81
-. - s1m~S.cC~SA 1Dk y t1tqAm&
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

Butcher Cattle.Butcher cows and hefers were
well Isprsssnted n volume and quality: but not
vailed and the movement was quick and the
Monday In ali respects and. a little hiSher in
some. HeifeIs ranged from 1:ss to tse, largely
the bulk at Ss.ib to sli5. Veal calves took an
other advance. reaciiny 7cs b.. and bulls held
REPRESENTATIVE salea. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

wsss 3 eaxioeAA. IN from Tsxas. Ths quality
Bug proportion q the oneFinss being plain. half
~ srafssrs Trsds opened up very SLOW. with
such ruled &c to I0c lower. with . few early
saiee steady. while grasserS avenged fully 15c
on. Cows were scarce and sold steady and bulls
were not Quotably different.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
The Visible.

New York. May s1.-SpeciaI cable and teie-
zsrnpnic .communicattons to Bradstrest's show the
following changes in available supplies from the
last accounts. Wheat-United States and Canada,
east OF Rockies. decreased Az23.Uoo bu.: anoat for
decreased &.ls3. 900 bu. ,CornEUnited States and
Ssnadas east Of Rockies decreased 2.9zAoo, hu.
decreased 775.UO0 bu. Among the more Important
a s ro e, reported to Bradstreet,s are those q
bu. at Omaha. 12S, O0d bu.. at Port Huron, 10000
bu. At interior elevators. and $1,000
bM. each In Manitoba and at Chattanooga and
Nashville: The leading increases include those
q q yS~o NJ. IN Coteau and $500 bu. at Depot
land. Ore. Tacoma and Seattle. Wash, decreased
Is, 900 blu. last week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local. Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
. Egg and Butter Quotations.

The produce markets wers generally fa1rly 40
tive yesterday. but receipts. A. q rois. wsIs
out for lower pricea. shippers bought vesy Ut
'lf fo. sssss. ss:. s sa;.s sso esa Sssessss.a. su. u.
fseiinS was not as dIm g 4 has been for sons
ssis . l hsss'sss asn a:ss s ss.s s:ss:.: = 800: 49,
stock.. while common. inisrios ana spso.tsd TO-
but hoidsss were more anxious 70 IN thsn deg
nv p:s..oss ves: eS,s. md u s :aa .. S:s
: :nS sns S Sseass oas sansss s ssss'1 81. ia 9 s siia 'a'
Onions we're quiet and unchanged: sithoasA IL
spinach vas aaisst. but or.rinss v.rs Light. ana
,rS ssS.: Sd r :sn .. :. IN nd e issss; 1 s::s & s S:
quality and IN poor eoadiuon. Ihs Demand was
Tomatoes were dull = seaer.. q sese.ng
we're heavy and the dsmsnd vas slow. Some Of
hsevy Nd snsre e. lissss d ss1:1 s1,,n..
were heavy. and there ws. little dsmana.
rs Ssssn p ss:ss v wsss o dem s., ma s Sacsshs se sd p es
ssI,nk 5sssns were also n,snss and IN sood o.
.cacambers we're weak ead lower o. sccecnt Of
1spasssa. We dull ana lower. wite oaseasss
Bests vess veal and lSses. q. eR&ines were
other. vsgetahiss were quiet and stsady at nm
chsnged prices
ln xee yer. 1 sss.. n. .na 4 ss. Sss s.s Gss.s ss sssas3.
strswberries were plentiful md lower. e: re.
wssshes. he demand w.s siew. Gca d o. =.
SilSs' IL sI plss:., ii s.; s snS ss s:r;ys H: Is. : s s.s1,, e. &
rood prices o6esinss Of home-srown wefs lfb-
slscs.ben.ss ves. epll ana ieves. e shss. W.
OranEes were frm and hishsr. - shsss vas .
GOOD demand, and stocks are small.
were iioht. but me cool vesfber ~ cSeckSd
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

HORSEAITh0 most prominent 1ooIutO - yn9
he prsvious weeS. Xdvicss from Ba1ajo and
sS@s !, q s.s ne SsAs 8. % 81 Ia. "a & ' e. r rs.Si, y e:
taken "a. though no dscifne Il sabstaneiai pso.
p DS,snS .r rss h ssp9fsiSa or-. In S,rs a. p]sioospSf
ones affected. these forming the 1aspsse geresnt-
are Of Shipmsnts New EnGiandWerd. Bee1 o9ees
,aS.; n 2. ct ss;1. 81; g e; ssls & i Fss S & ..s g e sssss
shsn . su1" 4 2s II. being srssnd 30 % as1:
s5is di%,n s Ssoa q sfi .e. Hsssin sh. sss ~ s.. Is ss.a nj
rcd aee$sssS: sSoio. e :ssrs 49, ,Ssu -
Il choies NieGfH. Coach hotsss and ecbs.fair
to rood NuS0i5: choice 70 extra S9peesM Hoesss
tSs th :,,s ssSss eSsie. /, i ssss. s:ssss:. s tal ss
ssss' Is. 'j pain 8 -. IN: sSss:. = :ssS
s sna;s. 70 s snsls ;l Sssfss seaaies 70 4ee' ssssseM
S,se: fsacy ssissd and lNs.S Yoss .daiss. re
6@; heavy work piuss t4o0e6. 80
about % .auiet!. % !osId D szpecsed Win the
%sncr%s% sou. 6 ~ Two. sai @esssoes .sd ( sss
smali .ee..ssr1ns b1nesss 80 al. t go ~. e:
1 nsSotisssS sssiy. .!iScsi esssrs Is $500 IS
,ss IS. s11 az &: :s sss:.s as 49,. g : sssss. Son scss g.
srs. % scarce that dealers md difacslty e an
ine their commissions fadlly. Top o9s.tne1
munshs 80, sss asysnes. kS.sSsr. 49, ca.
are sSiifne . bstF advsnfass thar e aly
s 4S.,.' es /. sst sh sss ssa. s:si e Il z d: :'s Sis,e.. "a
mmon Glazed. and n1e z 4rsst -! q me-
r. !a1nifesssd g ~ e s9s 1s, e. ! -n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
Wool.


Black and seedy at from &c to &c per lb. less.
&c allowed on old and 2Oc on new wool sn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
SPOT COTTON MARKETS.
Markets still Continue Quiet. With
Few Changes-L0cals Unchanged.
Local Market-snos cotton dull and unchanged

IiuuiltiA
r faif
: and stains &c to sc of white +.
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CANDIDATES. WOE.

(Denver POst.)
Niggah on de lection day
Mighty good to vote;
Buttons all done tore away
Wha' dey pull his coat,
Pull him hea an pun him dere,
Uell him TO his face
How dey gwine to treat him fair
When dey git de place
Lection oveh, gifts de shake,
Treat hm mons'ous col
White man eat de cruller cake,
Give de coon de hole