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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12
Business Notices.
NOTICE.

Jas. Mott Jr. has removed his plumb.
ing establishment from Beretania end
Emma streets to 1O4S Alakea street,
near King, where he will be pleased
to see his patrons and friends. Tele,
phone White 1901; correct this in
your telephone books. 225O-ti
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a request Of stockholders and
persons representing more than 20 per
cent OF the capital stock Of the Com.
pany, there will be Special Meeting
of the stockholders Ct the First Amer.
lean Savings 4 Trust Company Of Iia-
wall, Limited, at the Office of the Com.
pany. No. 1909 Fort street, in Honolu-
IN, on the 18th day Of November, 1902,
at ~ o'clock m. Of that day, and that
the business TO come before the said
meeting will be the election OF Direct
ors OF the Company for the present
year, and such other business as may
be lawfully brought before the meet
ing. wv. T. SUMMERS, Stakeholder,
and representing more than 20 per
cent OF the Capital Stock OF the Com.
pany
Il. STEINHART. owner Of 81 shares,
Jos. FRIEDLANDER, owner Of 1913
shares.
up. y. LILlENTHAL, owner of AZ
shares.
II. & w. sELIGMAN & CO., owner
Jf 1874 shares.
DANIEL MEYER owner of 80
| shares.
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., own,
er of SO shares.
"R. p. SCHWERIN, owner OF 80
! shares.
IN. T. SMITH, owner OF 80 shares
by w. r. SUMMERS.
Dated Honolulu Nov. 10th, 1902.
THOMAS |. DILLON.
Secretary pro TEN,
| 23OO-7t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12
GLOBE NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

Remember we connect with the G,
n, N. p. and C. p. Rvs, and offer com
petitive rates from the East. Ships
leave Seattle the lC;h CT each month
Order NOW for Sept. sailing.
L. E. BEE6E, Az,
Phone Main POI. Brewer BLDG
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12

The name of Viscount TIverton. son
Of the Earl of Halsbury. has been add
ed to the list Of British peers who are
seeking fame and income in the the
atrical profession.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12

F. c. SMITH, Genl Pass. q TicketAgt
G. p. DENISON, Superintendent.
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The Bulletin. rs cents per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin
office.
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The Bulletin. rs GENE per month.
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Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, 8
Ger year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12
TheCLIFTON
T. X. JAMES, Proprietor

Private Apartments en- suite and sin.
gle, Finest appointed and furnished
house In Hawaii. Mosquito proof
throughout.
HOTEL STREET NEAR ALAkEA.
The Evening Bulletin, 7s cents Fer
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-12

Railroad developed abruptly
this Edwin Inwc
trail the Colorado and southern and the Wisconsin Central railroads In Wall
reckOne' he
In New York.
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o. r. & L. Co.
TIME TABLE

From and after January /, 1899.
TRAINS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

s.pSH;s ls:ss;; fairly active and a@ j. tone Vita
quiet; No: western sc { o. b. %afoat: No.
asIiey dui. Mheat@Rsseipts ssa.i5s. sx iSrt
92Se+: SPOT steadier. No. ? red ssisc elevator.
Duluth 5ssc T. O. b. aioat. Options OPENED bare,
iy steady on cable news. but rallied and were
aiative trade. Buyiss motives inSiuded q GOD
export trade. light cfteTinsS. foreign demand.
Tie market closed firm at he net advance. May
;sas: 't De- e! e si,s stss' i s5RS GIL sise ISIS S elSTed
Receipts. none; exports is; spot duh: No. 2
low nc s 10 STri sRa S Sss =: : white a sae 10 a MG, : y Sp-
tion market was weak on Sept, owing 10 larger
worlds shipn.ents. the wheat advsnce. covsr.ns
and scant offerings. The market closed firm and
SSSasssse His eio.ea '. b. sspt' ei Ssosid ssss bbeaSy
tsSdisse. closed 4ss.c. oats-Receipts $50: ex-
sse; tfS. mixed hsSi Western Sass; nc: trk No white S9 ss
&C. Options quiet but fairly steady with corn;
slessd &ss Cut meats aTmer; picked bel
M Vss n4si s,sa Rissi' shi hons 10: r ahaeisi f,t aara s; ssss
Rsst AI--i 81 so al A 4rii6s sn,eSi ee,rpegnd
country SIs6sc- ceuon-sesd oil steady, Riee
No. : .p1iih asH 9ai,tiSa;:S; 10. ) es9s VIE xo S: : red
E&g5se- coTnSNo : ssGssAs; Ne z yeileS
sts, Rye..Ss . Sgsle; BsIis5|Fsrt 10 shoics
I Sal;ins sgsSsi Fia Tim sihS d ! p2s; SO. !
c~IeyeF.cOn,Taci grade $50, PrOvisLons-Mss,
po-k- per Dbl sle.lSnio-S; Hrd- per 100 lbs.
ies: dry saited shoulders 0xd) pGs.z: short
clear sides Cbxd) yl~als7l[aLLf2s-
Kansas City. Sept 15-CloSs: wheat-Sep.-
sskc: DEC. Gsdssc; cash No . hard sssQ
ss2Sc. -coTn9sepf. s.se: Dee. sisasssc cash
No. 2 mixed sc old: 5sisgs5c new: No. 9 white
&c old: No. ; 57d57nc old. osts-No. 2 white
35H5Ic. Rye-No. = 4sassc Hay-Choice tim
9;hy .ssscs; do. pEalfis !: s0a55a Rseeigts-
ments-wheat So 600: corn S.eo0; oats s.Doo.
Toledo. o.. Sept. f5.-WheA;-falrly active and
nrm; cash Tssc: Sept. '5te:. Dec. nc bid. MAY
&c aSs; Der Ss.n .s seil snS s Sssei oa ss'e sui Ss ;ai SIT ss:
sier. Sept. z1asc: Dec. 2ic- Clover seed more 1c-
tive and easier: Oct. Sc bid: Jan. S.O bill:
No. ? timothy $50. Rye &c.
Liverpool. .sept- B.Bacon.short ribs nrm et
as. Long clear middles. light. frm az SIS CT:
long clear middies. heavy. firm at oe, short clear
backs firm al es- refined nrm al
5s Sd The imports OF WHEAT into Liverpool last
Loo from Pacinc. and 500 from other pSrfs.
There were no imports OF corn from Atlantic
ports last week. CStton-sccd oIl-Hnn. refined.
Peo,s. sept isacu.n steady: No , xrc
Oats moderately active: No. > white 3705sEc.
billed Through Whisky on the basis Of u.al for
Lyerpcoi. Sept. B:-ciose: w~heat-spot No. ?
r~d Western winter. dun at 50 lo1zd; No North
cTu spring drn 81 IS Sd: No. I California steady
At 6 4LS- Futures quiet; Sept. So ND: Dec.
g ID Com-Spot quiet: American mixed 8 ia.
Futures quiet: Oct s. ID: Nov. nominal. Dec.
Duluth. sept 16-cIo-: wheat-cash No.
hard 9[c. No. . Northern csc: No. I Ncrrh-rl
zc: SEN shc; Dec. Sic oafs-Sspl- axe.
Minneapolis, MINI. sept E-cose: WHEAT
hard SIC: No. / Northern Sic. No. : Northern
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
PrONisionn.

Pmk-New standard $3.50 per 10 lbs, in q
1obbsng way; 1901 at 1850.
steam on E side closed nomtnallv
at ~I9.5IIsc; kettleiendered at uAc
Green Hams@Car lots held Z. O. b r. side
thus: Hams 19-av. at 1eac: l2-av- at I0isc; I4s.
las. Us. 30s and rs and e4s at lie. Califor-
Mas 1Tkc; New York shoulders at SIC From the
block del; hams at loEe and belIies az l9&g
4. s. Meats-To arrive c. f. 2 loose cured
s5-av. at l0.S1i-c: 40-av. at l0.S0c: Bid. lots in a
1obbing way ranged: Extra shorts at Ike: cribs
At HE; short clear at MSS; bellies az lessc;
at 1skc Dealers charge higher On orders.
Bscon-BNd- r. g meats in a jobhing way
RANGED: Breakfast bacon az from issc for heavy
10 1s4c for light hams at 12hG13c- CALIFORNIA; at
sAIlv14c: New York shoulders ct a4c. Plain
smoked bxd- lots In a jobbing way ranged: Elk
12c; bellies at Use: plates at l0xc: fat backs al
lose; standard backs at lzae. Higher charged
~ranow-Dull: No. 1 country at sGsse for cur
rent receipts and SIC for winter; No. 2 at &c.
GTease-Country: Brown 35kc: yellow 80 and
white 4Nc. Packers at 5SF5Ac;
Frog $50: medium 81; small so.
Veals-Choice small fat at $40 per h.; choice
heavy a. 5lsgec; heretics at 4i4ise. Sheep zHa
SC per lb.; thin ewes and bucks IhG2c- Lambs
Beef-on orders: Bbld.-Plate and Fulton Mar
al Isssc: tongues at F4=c per ID: insides he:
kngcdes 1sc; outside 1oHdifc.
ROSTERS e; spring chickens. per H.. average re
ceipts 1e9iic- Spring ducks at e110c- Spring
geese at &c. Turkeys-1lEc for old. 1ec for young;
squads 81 Per dog. Geese &c.
Dressed P-0ultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
heads and leEs on; Old chickens steady a, loc:
Gane-wOodooek $3.50 per aoz. pscver Ha per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
Poultry.


New York, Sept. ls.-Lavs Poultry: Receipts
to-day were ga cars Western by freight and q
little shrinking by express Jobbers carried over
about 2 cars from last week. and with invoices
footing up about 30 cars for the week buyers
hut receivers held out for 14c FOR chickens and
Ice on fowls and market settled on that basis.
Old ROSTERS in accumulation from last week and
declined 10 SIC. Turkeys a tribe nrner. finest
reaching i5c- Ducks and geese unchanged
old ROSTERS. sac: turkeys. l2al3c: ducks. West
1rn. mixed. pair. 500 aGc: do. Southern, mixed,
lair. +lI5Sc: geese. Western prime. pair. s1ai.S:
do. southern secaSl- Pigeons. mixed. old and
young. pair. 20D25c.
Dressed ouitry-Receip to-day SIS psgs-
Weather cool and favorable. and while some OF
the railroads were behind schedule time. stock
was delivered more promptly than for some time
past Demand In general was slow and con-
fined to small lots 10 meet urgent wants. Fowls
while selected commanded i3c.
Average run Of dry-picked and scalded chick
ems worked out on the basis of l3c. while fancy
large ROSTERS Were scarce and commanded l4o or
better for birds average over s lbs. 20 pair. while
strictly choice small broiiers brought fully as
about all that could be realized on finest straight
lots. although a few fancy broilers would CON-
mand n premium. Western spring ducks more
plenty and sold well when desirable In size
Spring turkeys[pry-picked fancy. , to 5 Tbs
each. l6alic: do. dry-picked. S TO . lbs. each,
1sTlSc: do. Western average old hens 1s9lsc. old
toms E6i5c. Chlckens-Western average dry
picked lsc; DO. scaIded l3c; do. ordinary dry
picked 12dl2t4c: do. scalded i2II2skc- Fowls
prime i2fi2l=c; Southwestern dry-picked IeGl2rc:
poor TO good l0gllc: old ROSTERS s9sHc. Spring
ducks.Western loGlie- Squsbs-White. choice.
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elpts s.ssp: recorf-hreatinr ~r-celpt.: zoe 10 1sc

ceipts $50: record-breakine receipts: Toe to r5c
lower: natives 81 .5as-S. COWS and hetsers S2as:
veals SdS-e5: bulls and stays 81 scat. %: stnckers
and feeders S-7SNs.5. k2i: 1Oc
higher: light and light mixed s.. 70S1.S: m di1m
ard heavy S-s5r9-ss=. pigs sf65.@: bulk Wig
T.s1 Sheep-Receip,s SEAL best strong 10 10
higher; Others steady: top Idaho and Wyoming
Chicago. III. Sept 5.-Cstue-Receip:s 1000.
including - Texans and seq Westerns. Market
slow and steady TO lee lower. Good 30 prime
steers Ls2Esse'poo< 70 medium I-e5dT: stock
ers ard feeders S-5gF5-S5. cows ST.5eT5: heifers
&.5Sl5. Gamers N.a1fs.50. bulls g. 2545.5:
calves $40: Texas led steers sIE4 80: Western
steers &-15ft5.e1. to-day 2E0N:
estimated to-n;orruw 1000. lett over 5.oG: market
opened ipf.1ar higher. closed weak: mixed and
butchers S.i5nS; good to heavy .SoG&= rough
heavy S-i5Ha-s0. light Fs-+5GS.G. bulk u sales
s1-Dn1.E. ~Shcep-Reccipts a.tei: sheep AMI
lambs steady. god To choice Wsthers 1-1Ets
fair 70 choice mixed s25tI@ = Western sheep
S1Fn1-S5: native uubs S;-slG5.51. Western
l1mls Offc-al saturday receipts: cat
tie 80. hogs G.fee; sheep 80 Shipments: Cat
ts -: hoEs L.-5i. sheep s59.
New York. Sert- B.-EosvcS-Recetpts f.sls
steers Ice TO sc lover. bulls aud cows ste,ds;
steers 81 ISfs. -. bulls S2-76ffS.S3. cows I-15ffi:
hsHe.s ts2sat2o-, Gables hEm; exports to-To.-
Receipts 500. veals firm u &C h'ghsr: Grassers
and fed calves higher. veals $3.50: gsasser7
S$E+ sheep and lamh-RscsiniS 400; naar.
KIT &c :" pc lower; sheep seH1.s5. extra $40
-. lambs I-lsis: choice md extra 3. 1895 le'z
cuts S-+ql ST. Hogs-Recsiuts $50; lower
STATE hogs S-5fdT.s': few encice piSs slightly
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
To-Day,s
ArrfSed.@
Departed.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
River. Rialto Brevities.

The Cape Girardeau arrived yesterday morn
ing from CommerSe. bringing In one OF her best
fan trips She departed IN the afternoon for the
gam point with a large cabin register.
Owing to iow water many landings on the
lower river are inaccessible to the packets
However.f other points that could not be reached
because of high water. are now being touched
The CoIumb!R arrived yescfrdey morning from
Chester. brining In nearly 2Qo sacks Of noc-.
She Will Depart this afternoon on the return
"A meeting Of Harbor No. IS Of the Masters
and Pilots WAS held yesterday morning
Cape Girardsau. being delayed by. a large ship
nnent OF -four at n lower point. She will depart
this afternoon On the return
News was received on tho Levee yesterday
OF the death OF Captain James l. Darragh at
Little Rock. Ark Captain parragh was well
commissions on different PACKETS He was CO
year, cid
The city Of Clifton will arrive to-day from
the Tennessee River with a large cargo Of lum-
Der. she will depart on the return "Wednesday
afternoon. u1cf-2 o..
Pilot Thomas I Ria-sax caPs elrarde.n
mittea 10 FmemhersAp in Harb1r No. Is yes
ma suc~ket-i<Sa~hl .ruye,o5aay from Mem
pbis~ fsl according. TO q rSsN schedule, will de-
part to-shsFrow Afternoon lpstrsd OF this after
Richard Csryell. formerly, Of. the Dubuque. ar
GO cut on the Chester as third clerk this after
..Lrae sidney win arrIvs this morning from
Ksoki<. and depa:t in the sfterusn for Bur
-TheAs " HsSis sr-ived sssterday afternoon
rrop New otieansesl5h u rotS Of two barses OF
1-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
BS telegraph.
REPUBLIC sPECfAIA

Memphis. Tenn. sspt. b.-The river here
San9s $ ises On the gagse, a fan o, Ls foot IN
ehandse FOR this place. and retGrned ats D. m.
70 the @ornihs at mH ! o SSstsS s for g. Louis tSa lea Tss
SHia II, vI Asam : seSaiIsd At ? n, Tor Arkansas
a. ; 2: N; for EF1sTs PS,ns- che Robert + Lee
pm for GOidsBust- Tse Gssrsis Lee sSriyed !
last might from Cairo with asgood trip. and re-
Liver Beads. Wi.h q to9 Of ssrse es'G loaded se% u ias
logs: passed NJ, this morning xss 81. Louis. The
barSes. containing sea.co feet OF lumber. PASSED
Se a; :. s m; FER CTS St L9S;s. gseslpss by tveI To-
and 2feo sacks cotton seed.
,, BgIiingi9n. Ia Sept Tho river Is stu
Gsyenpsn, boat JkaessSer and her cou,5rS.
not arrived ana .oas anxiety has seen s e4pS es:
az hsr nSasPpsSraSse- HsEsys. the low stag
Tn, Tse w " Yanas lsfs tbs mSrninE foe her last
The ssrses fa ahn at ne far mere 5 ana eS G5Gn eSTi5s
Ssp:ember . the sslen Blair WIN continue run
6 6ss nt0i ss,i n.si sIsR eoas ssss ;ssS,nisF : ltsls I late;
dovrn-rvsr Points -
,h PaS due. ., * K: S Ssgs. tSaThe Bob Dudley. IN
a Se nst'e Of Il low vac aa p,sk Fey kewi ,ar Sa,sa laii up on
morning The II. ". Battorr arrived finn Ev-
;IdS az AZ oei . 1 TSs nlEn, ard Lee, on rs,ggn
out Of the Tennessee River at IL a.. m. and ieft
barge. arrived out Of the tennessee River, and
the Penguin out Of the Cumberland. The Dick
clyde. with tow OF ties. came out OF the Ten
ncssee River this usnrnilE.
Ntcksburg. Miss. sept. i5-The gauge reading
to-day shows ls.3. a fan OF ca Tue Belle Of. the
Bends cleared for G-eelville.- The Elk Cleared
for Davis Bend. The Va ley Queen. should b.
down from the Bends tonight or t5-uo-row The
Senator Cardill arrived and d parted FOR, Naschez.
The Reese Pri;chard Il receiving %, To-
morrow. The Natchex Is due 10. The Delta L.
due from Memphis. 10 return as soon as dis
charged
Grand Towel III. Sept 15-Cnester up at no
last night Dolphin No. : dovu at-1i last nsght.
Gre. Eszgie up at 1 p. N Stacker Lee and Cry
e Clifton due up. The Tauke reads III fref
and falling Weather clear and warm
Chester. Ill. Sept. E.-Cp:. Cane Girardeau
Eagle Clear and PHEASANT; gauge 10 feet. a fall
OF s OF a foot
LouigsilIe Ky Sept. .D.-River stationary:
ant
warsaE: IN, sept ls.stass Of water SIS
early this morning.
New Orleans La. Sept. E-weather clear and
pleasant Arrived: City OF 81. Louis. 81. Louis.
Evansville. Ind. sept f5-River , feet: sta
tinLary. Weather clear and-warmer.
Cincinnati. o.. Sept- -Rive A.. feet. str
tionary- Weather clear and cool.
Pittseurg. Pa Sept - feet: fall
ing Weather cloudy and COOL =
Wheeling. W. Va. Sept B-Rtve- . feet: sta
tionary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
PONTIAC CLUB SECURES ~
SEVENTH STREET QUARTERS.
Business Men to Have an Instftftxbn
Which II Expected to Promote
81. Louis Interests.

The Pontiac Club. composed Of BUSINESS
men, the organization Of which was ap7
nounced exclusively In The Republic several
months ago. has closed a lease for the So
ond and third floors Of Nos ss and "a
North Seventh street. These quarters will
be handsomely fitted A large cafe, smoking
and reading rooms win be the principal
features. rnil
In a few days the club win be incor-
porated. with a capital stock Of 5000. The
temporary officers are Leland A Mack OF
Moses Fraley & Co.. president: A w. Noise,
vice president; w. C.. Hendricks, secretary
A II. Bacon. treasurer: Scott Short. b. L
Merry. Paul .Bezner. o O. Day. Ef&-
Erwin. A. Hamilton and f H Sullivan. COS
shutting the Board OF Control Mr.. Hen
bricks. as secretary. succeeded ]. Waller
Henry. who was Identified with the enter
prise from the start He is now travelling
FOR an insurance company.
Speaking OF the new club. President Mack
stated yesterday that. unless a warehouse
were secured. the gentlemen who have made
application for membership could not hs
Accommodated. Only about 500 can be 90
tertaIned in the quarters engaged. LAt2c
The Pontiac Is for business men. who will
receive club advantages at reasonable cost
II Is expected to become n factor IN prors
noting ST. Louis business interests I
the Mercantile and other clubs. where all
lines of Industry are discussed and given
fresh impetus day after day. A. II. Bacon
OF the Madison Coal Company Is given
credit by Mr.. Mack for having proposed the
Pontiac.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
RY TeIe-ranh.


New York. sept RELATIONSHIPS closed dull;
m:ddling uglands ssfc: Iiiedling Gulf si.e: sales
S4ec:. Nov. sicc: Dee. SIZE; Jan. sac: FeS. S25c:
March Sac: April s-3c; May sesc. The mar
ket opened firm. with prices point lower TO 5
after the call on feverish demand from the
shorts and some room bulling. The commission
eating an Increased attention on the part OF the
speculative public. The chief cause for ih's
demand was a report from Northern Mississippi
that frost and ice had formed sunday morning.
with the weather this morning still unseasonsbly
cold. Firm Liverpool cables and foreign buying
fore the better feeling subsidized Jan had sd-
yaneed 70 si5c. with Other options Up In pro
tic crop reports. and were less eager TO sell SPOT
cotton. Later In the morning the market settled
outside supper; and some selling to secure profits
by the ~scalpins element Nevertheless. the IN
whole list worked upward again On the brisk
general buying led by nervous bears. The Nicks-
morning at Lake and lazoo City Private tele-
grams also gave light frost and untavorable con-
ditions. The weather forecast was reassurins.
but for the most uart was ignored. as were
heavy receipts at the ports and Interior towns.
The market was finally steady and net ! to 4
points higher. Total sales were estimated at
Now Orleans l., Sept I.co,son futures
S.i4TS.lec: pee. s.isGSI7c: Jan. s.isfS.Isc: Feb,
s,fsTS.ec: March s-22GS-2Sc: April s.2Sas:sc.
SPOT S s9,sSn 't 1ss ,o SaiS 5,5 a ! ?5aina MIA s S;S;
Seselptas' Sst io! Hi'. ssoeEE ees.ssi,' ''''anns al
business. prices unchanges: AMIR can middl ,ng
4 15-led The sales of the day were SOP bales
and Included 200 American: receipts none. Flu
lures opened steady and closed auies; American
mi ses 3 o. e oc, se y6y : S xSsa .sfS Sav Set
1 3-eia4 z-siG b.: Dec.-Jan. I Si-siai 1-s4d b:
Jan-,Feb. 4 31-eid b.; 4 ees.a4 yl,s4d
4 s0-6id b.: May-Junc . S9-e9l :.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16
Eggs.
REPUBLIC

New York. Sept. I5-EEys-Receipts to-day 10
30 cases, The limited receipts we-e relatively
and Ohio Railroad. and. with quality running
better than at any time heretofore this season.
the market showed no scarcity OF fine stock. on
which buyers, views were at the 3c mark for
the pick Of the stock, either regular or graded
goods. Stock held at between Ike ana rc went
slowly. but for eggs below the inside price buy
ers were Plentiful There was no business IN
storage goods. on which owners views were too
high IN the present market on fresh TO lead 20
fering Of goods TO buyers inspection. Dirties.
checks and spots were wanted and scarce. Quota
tons at ~mark-Ceutral WeE-. storage-pscked
2lisc; Western torage-packed eode0Hc; Western
and Southwestern best. iec: do. choice isc: West
ern. Southwestern and Southern. fair IiGI7Lc:
fresh-gathered dirties l0Tlskc: do. checks Sale:
culls. sGsc. Loss on-Western hrsts &C; do. fair
to good 2od21c.
Philadelphia Sept. 15-Eggs firm; good de-
western eoes loss of: do. Southern lSc. loss on.
Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. l5.-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock isc dog, loss on.
cases returned.
Chicago. Sept iE-Eegs firm: fresh ISL per
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I'VE Edle-
HEiFERS-
YEARLINGs AND HERETIcs.

l..- 10. 40 L. GO-.. 80
Southern Cattle-Quzrantln receipts were a rec
ori-breaker. there being IS ca 5. eontain.ng i0.-
80 head. against 80 cars and 9.-S2 head on Aug
ust %. the previous high mark on number OF head.
though the previous car record vas sos On July
II. Last Monday "a cars and a.G9 head were re-
ccived, against ISL cars ana t.N6 head two weeks
ago. There was a lbesa- run OF cows. the bulk
OF which sold 5diec lower. bulls were scagce and
steady TO Sc lower on n big run.
The Ni-len4.9 steers were well represented.
while the trade Was topped by q train at St-sS-
The bulk Of the supply. however. were OF value.
at $50 and below. Scratcly Gales were but
little lower. but the bulk Of the business was on
a ieli5c lower basis. while extreme dec tres were
reported l5d&c. though 6ut little stun was re-
ported at that decline. The movement was Tath-r
free At the loss until buyers got fled up. when
some statesmen found very slow action.
Representative sales.