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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
Marine Intelligence.

Queenstown. Aug. 1S.-Arrived: Etruria,
New York.
New York. Aug. 1s-Umbria, Liverpool
Rotterdam, from Rotterdam.
Bremen. Aug. 16-Sailed: Friedrich Der
Crosse. New York, via Cherbourg.
Brisbane, Aug. 16.-Arrtved: Moana
Vancouver. via Honolulu. for Sydney, n.
s. W.
Copenhagen. Aug. 1s-sailed: Arkansas,
New York.
York
Antwerp. Aug. 1s.-sailed: iceland, New
York.
cherbourg. Aug. 1s.-sailed: Philade. phia,
New York.
New York. Aug. 16-SaiIed: Campap,a.
Liverpool; Anchoria. Glasgow; Rydam.
Rotterdam; Vaderland. Antwerp; Lancas-
trian. Liverpool; Panama, Bordeaux. Ar
rived: Canadian, Liverpool.
Southampton, Aug. 16-SaIled: Philadel,
phia, New York.
Lizard, Aug. 16-Passed: Koenigen Louise.
New York, for Bremen.
Kinsale, Aug. 16-Bengenland, Philadei-
phia, for Liverpool.
London. Aug. 1S-Arrived: Minneiaha,
New York.
Hamburg. Aug 16-Arrived: Hermon-
this, Tacoma, Seattle. etc, via Montevideo.
etc.
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TURF $$$$s$$ A ATHLETICS @ "%% PlJGILISM $%@s$

Of the closing day OF the Harlem meeting.
and drew out field OF ten of the best
horses i'll the West. as the prize to the win
ner was worth $4SS5. WINFIELD gave the
winner 4 perfect ride, rating him along in
Il nice position 10 the head of the stretch,
where he set his mount down and saloped
over his field winning uneXtended by three
lengths.
scmersault. at odds of 20 to l. upset the
wise ones In the first race by winning
Choice. while Ben Frost, also at 20 TO l.
was third.
Queen OF Dixiana. favorite. backed from
II to > TO . 20 5. finished absolutely last,
showing no speed at all after getting away.
The track was still slow, the weather
clear and warm and an immense crowd
present Summary:
First race. six and one-half turlongs-soneeT
s5uit. 95 a.. 4, Jackson. ~ to !. Won: lrrna. ;
Ia tEIcIrsrf a. ~ MIA m J. % - H0T
end9bler., Columbian Knisht, Queen Victoria. 81
moon and queen Of Dix ana also ran.
Second race, four furlcngs- Ahola lea dRansch(.
10 >. won: Nsstry g tWi-sletu. TO / second :
Time. -. Applesyyeet AnimuIa. High ChaT1ner
and soldier Boy also ran.
Small Talk lett At PCS.
Third race. The Harlem Stakes, one and one
eighth mile-John Bright. 10 tWiakfe!dl, TO
Ihesney; hes iGs buchanan, IS to ;. third. Time.
80, Hs5yIland Nitrate Six 5 oo,er, Hunter
coupled in the betting
Fourth race one miis-Lurien Apfleby, q qIel-
sesonl even Won Autumn Leg lie 50 g. Wslshl
ib!rd Tine 1:45 -. il'''' 40 6thers G '|' -
Fifjh race. six furlongs-Lass Of Langdon, 90
4 Jacks2n) to 2 VOL HuaGhqGa H l9i
To :. third. Time. 1:l5 4-J. Topsoi and Ei
Aiack also ran.
Sixth race. SIX and ore-hals fyrongs -Muresca
JOS ,RanSciD, to 8. Won: Hayden. lG5 (9riO-J.
to <, second: Ida V. 1O3 (e gesom 10 To J. third.
Time l.24. JOG Martin. Boomer ack. Old Mike.
Little Duschess II and Regea also
seventh race, one and e-slSteerth mile-Com-
pass. Ice tDpnueilyl to I. Won: About. 1el CiIcl-
seson'. To l. second: L'rates, Queen s6 Rob
bi2sl. :, 10 /. third. Time l:Ji 3-J. Alaska,
SJrarEest. Trebor, George Whitney and Ultruda
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Rising Sun fell and did not finish.

Time. 3:14. Rising Sun fell and did not finish
Only three starters
Third race. tinted States Hotel Stakes for .
yeRr-o!ds five and half ADMINISTRATION. liz
i-andryi, 20 to /. won; Athe!. ~ H-ynel 10 10
., secOnd; Charles Ewood. I22 (W ondg -iyl. p to
]. third. Time, ! :05 As. Afrcander Sailmake-
Elorite. Judith Campbell. AcefuI. Wild Thyrn-.
Grantsdsls. Slave. WhitechspsI and Maxine also
Fourth race, the Delaware handicap one mile
1huctinuBGa, lOi ubdcmi, to .. Won: Knight ot
Rhodes. lgs Cochran. - 10 l. second: Mo-ning-
s:Ge. ia ,Lyncl. 10 TO i. third. Time. l:3s. Bon
nIbeTt. Wniskey King. Dublin. Renia Re.luath
SISTER Jeanie and SwifJncss also ran.
Fhth race. gentlemen riders. miie-hEu-
gram. l59 tAir. Mather,. even won: seminole i45
tMT Giarkel. 10 TO l. second; King Edward. la3
LSlF DeTcreuAl. to !, third. Time, "A. 10
ha:f furlOngs-Shot Gun. Il2 Isynel, to /. won
Ethan. i"y aI; NiChaelsr. SO to /. second Bou-
tonniere, ll2 CWonderiyl. II to 10 third. Tine.
90 81. Elliott Governor Old Fort, Ornatur=.
Mount kisco. Pan LoCghi1 Captivator. Full
back Glen Nevis, Catechise. Cloche Dor and
Figardon also ran.
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oakford. owned by D. J. Kirby and trained by
w H Newman wiz be hereafter refused for
Inconsistent running and the horses have been
track fast. Results:
First race. seven fu-lOngs-Curtsey even won:
All saints. second; Kings Pet. third Time %
second race. six Iurlongs-Onyx. 3 10 !. won:
EnGa. second Belle bernard. third Time. Is.
nird race. Iatle and twenty yards, handicap
Lady Kent; J. "a / won. BIZ MassIe second.
Fourth race Righiand Park Stake value 81 OJ1
SIX turioTsSs-SpTingwelIs. 70 >. won; Tremar.
Sc, nd; Nslrnl clark. Jhtrd. TiIrs. I:lS7s
, lttn race Ui,e-jliowaho. u .. won: Blue
F'GSe- second: Csstirun. tEirj- Tim. I:4ll%.
mn!Se. to ., Won: Ssuber. second; AriUs. third.
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RexuIfH af Ruftr

Butte. Mont. Aug lS.-Summary:
First race. selling. miie and 20 yards-Cha<-
PIE won: Joe X. second; Hara Lamb, third
Time. l:5f
second race. selling, furlpnSS-FiameTo
J:2a.
Third race. four and one-halr furIonss-Iaxzie
kice won: The Fog. second: Maud Sherwood
thru. Time. :54x.
Fourth race. the Butte Hotel Handicap. s.. 0Oo
mile and ar eighth-Noihurst won: Rio Shan
non. second, Frank Woods. third. Time I:55.
Fifth race: handicap. six furlongs-AIsria won:
Jennie Hughes. second: Miss Remsen. third.
Time. l:i4iz.
Sixth race. owners handicap. five furlongxL
Eagerdon won; sad Sam. second: Monte. third
Seventh race; hurdle handicap mile and a quar-
@@FFLbeTt Ter Davis Won; Pooriands. second; Coley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
New Worlds Record Established
in Amateur Wagon Contest
at Brighton Beach.
CARL WILKES A SLOW WINNER.
Twice Beaten in Novelty Race,
Though Favorite, He Manages
to Take the Third, Being
Still Well Backed.

New York, Aug. ia big crowd wit
messed the last days sport Of the Grand Cir
cult meeting at Brighton Beach to-day.
The card did not promise much. yet II
provided an exceedingly sensational race
and a new worlds record. the amateur
wagon race record being broken twice. first
by c. Z. Bedford's York Boy in 2:0Ss4. and
few minutes later by E. f. Smatherss
Lord Derby in 2:o5aa for his first heat and
2:O69i for his second heat, against Louise
jefferson.
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Jake Hoffman will not start any more at
kinioch. He left for Windsor. Canada. last
night. Dick Dwyer will start at Einloch
during the coming week. After that = third
starter will have To be secured. as Messrs.
DWyer and Holman have engagements
elsewhere. Mars Cassidy. an excellent start
er. has been spoken of Tor the position.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

MIR. Carmody says that after the State
with the odds laid in the ring was posted
In front OF the grand stand eight pool sell
work without the ''rake-otf'' which they
get when the people who bet through them
do not see the prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
GOSSIP OF TIE QUARTER STRETCH.
Stable Boy Killed While Exercising
Horse ut kinIOch for StcepIechnsr.

day morning while exercising a steepie
chase horse. The horse fell on Moore ana
crushed HIN. The boy was u negro and
native OF Virginia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

Davenport. Ia. Aug. I6.-The August meeting
Of The rr.Clty Mile-Tracis Association closed to
dav with four good races the feature being the
2:iS pace, in which Gates ; jar. the winner went
the first heat in .:cet.. Five heats required
T. decide tie 20 tot which finally
bv FruFality. making the second OF the
week won ny morse which came here IN the
-:+t class. and took a mark Of 2:lsi2. The other
races were handily won in straight heats Re
pos class pacing purse s5cO-GamecocIl wen in
lhres straight heats Tine. 2:Gs5- 2lS4. ::9sla
Neryolo. PerSonette. Salem, Lockhart George
Castle and Frank Barrett also started
- class trotttng. purse S5eI-Frcsality won
third. fourth and fifth heats. Time 2:fs4 2:lSix
Psi. Crystal L. first heat in 2:lii.. Red
Roy won second heat in 2:lS+, Sen Sen Clay
mont, Jackie Bachelor Maid and Lady Donning
also started.
2:3} class. trottirE. purse S5Gn-Euxenite won
IN three straight heats. Time. 2lSL 2:l.I9 2:l7s.
Gent GeEtla Lady, Billy B.. Electric ". line. High
Trust and Billy Smith also started.
2:l4 class. racing. purse Si9o-Gates Ajar won
In three straight heats Time. 2:09n. GIN,
2:i3i=. Carl WIikews. CapO. Hard Case Emma
Lou. Aida Hawkins. Irene Denny. Eaton and
Isabel also started.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
SPORTING.

To-day's Nationalist games at the Fair
Grounds have lengthy entry list.
Winners at Kinloch yesterday were
Lovable. Noweta, Teller. Brigadier, Ida Pen
zance and Mabel Winn
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
Highland PARK Results.

Detroit Mich., Aug. 1s.-SprtngweIIs won The
Highland Park Selling Stake to-day in a hard
drive from Tremar. The latter beat Nelma
Clark by neck. Blake Hurus. owner OF Blonde
Grayson and other horses. and skid Howard were
ruled of the turf for participating In the riot
last Wednesday.
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saIc Of Rarncv schreiber.. rcar1ins.

Inc sale uf Barney Schreiber's yea-lfnEs at
kinloch track Yesterday resulted as follows:
Back colt by Imp. Sain-COntest, purchased by
Alb ri Simmons $50.
Bay hlly by Imp. Foul Shot-Belle worde
purchased by john Powers. 500
Fay hlly by Imp. Foul Shot-Nnne Gee, pur-
chased by JCnn Powers. $500
Brown colt by Imp. Foul Shot-Ohi1 Belle pur-
chased by J. +. CsrmCdy $3.50
Bay colt by Imp. Foul Shot-vOreIis, pur
chased ny John Powers. s2-5.
Bay colt hy little Minch-Lemon Blossom pur
BY colt hy Decentralization purchased by
Al simmons 500
Chestnut ,olL hy HaIgowan-Hsttte g. pur-
chased BY f. !. Carmody. s701
Bay niiy by Balgowan-Dtsproof. purchased
chestnut My ~ service-Duchess. purchased
Brown fllv by Imp. Sain-Jennie Mcfarland,
purchased by Al Simmons. 1850.
Chestnut colt by Balgowau-D DerfargillA. pur-
chased ~ Al simmons. S!.IGl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

Hoar was fined So TO- bad acting at The
post on Eligacier. Dean Was also fined
80 for disobeying Mr.. hoffman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART


c starter J. olmn Neah clnr;t fast
$50 race purse xpa for aye-olds and up furong.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
FOREIGN.

CANE4G-N
French politicians are using the sis.ers
who have been expelled from their ins;itu-
tions to fight the Republic
King Edward reviews the home flee. ~
Portsmouth. The lack of fighting strength
OF the British Navy was emphasized eft
the assembling of the fleets
Generals Borha. DeWet and Delarey were
entertained by British officers at Ports-
mouth. They did NOT witness the naval re-
view.
The Vatican abandons the intention 10
appoint Mgr. Guidi Apostolic Delegate at
Manila because he does not know sufficient
English.
Scholarships under the will of Cecil
Rhodes may not become effective until
1904, owing TO the vast number of details
to be settled regarding the manner in whicb
the scholarships are To be distributed
The London Tailor and Cutter comments
on the well-dressed appearance of the new
Prime Minister.
Aristocratic London is away shooting on
the moors of Scotland. The sport is nm
usually good this year.
London complains OF cold during the dog
days Not for many years has so cold an
August been known. Crops Throughout
England are suffering for want of warmth
and sunshine.
The last important function of the coro
nation season was the distribution of
medals by Queen Alexandra to the nurses
and doctors of the Teomanry Hospital in
South Africa
English papers sharply criticize the Brit
ish Navy as inefficient and not UP to date
A London caterer hit on the happy idea
OF slot machine to sell tea. coffee and
all kinds of edibles. He is getting rich.
Immense crowds paid admission to West
minister Abbey last week to see the corona
ton decorations before they should be torn
down. An American remarked: AT this
rate tney viii take in enough money to de-
fray the entire expense of the coronation, -
Vienna was excited yesterday over an
apparently authentic report that an at
tempt had been made to blow up the i'm
perial yacht Hohenzollern while Emperor
William and Gar Nicholas were dtning on
board
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

The HepubIfc'r Selections.
First Race-Postilifon. Josie r. Hucera-
Second Race-Burlap. Leila May. Budweiser.
Third Race-Schwalbe Lou Hazel DodIe 8.
Fourth Race-Mynheer. Peaceful, Ida Pen
Eance.
Fifth Race-Henry Bert Beauty Book Letter.
Sixth Race-Kins's LADY, Flash Of Night,
Mayhoni.
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JOHN BRIGHT WON HARLEM STAKES.
Aladdin Finished Second and HIcChcs-
ne3 Third-SomersauIt Upset Talent.

Chicago. Aug. 16-John Bright. ridden by
post tirle. won the Rich Harlem stakes in
easy fashion. with Aladdin second and No
Chesuey third. The stake was the feature
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
T0-DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S9ll.324.
balances S7s9.572. Local discount rates were
firm between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New York,
sc discount bid. 2Oc discount asked; Chi
cago, 35c discount bid, 25c discount asked;
Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans,
&c discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed lower at 6Sl4c bid Sept. 669
e61kc No. red. Corn closed lower at flsc n.
Sept, SOC No. mixed. Oats closed at sc
asked Sept, Z7S4c No. mixed.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

c he mex E m.. . By
broke bad
saw could O win noc goon ~ " ~ ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

. ss sS das Msr T fsr Cor @ A
race ss ST s da "a los aa a sa4 On ' b.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

Harold Money, recently amateur cham
pion. but now in the professional branch OF
trap shooting. will return from New York
to-day and viii meet Alex. Mermod in
special match at Dupont Park this morn
ing; The affair will be at targets and live
clusiveiy the superiority between the two.
The regular Dupont and Rawlings medal
shoots will take place to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
Crossed Wire. Caused Death.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
st. Joseph. Mo-, Aug 16-Crossed wires
caused the instant death of Edward Schnei-
der. a city lamp trimmer, this morning.
He was found at O'Clock near the lamp
which he had grasped. supposing Il to bs
harmless. as the current at the city power
house was OFF. He was a brother Of Phil
Schneider. a prominent contractor.
First Rain in Two Months.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Harrisburg, ILL.,. Aug. ia heavy shower
fell here last night. the first for nearly two
months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
Boyle After Fights for Eastern Box
ern-Mermod and Money TO Shoot.

C. J. Boyle of No. 2O1S Euegnia street.
representing c. II. Barry Of New York, Is
looking after the interests of several East
ern fighters. and would like to get on
matches for them before the local clubs
Tommy Sullivan Of Brooklyn, who fought
battles here with Kid Abel and Eddie
Santry. is the star of his string
Other men in his list are Sport" Sullivan.
brother OF Tommy. who fights at I05
and LIS: Sam Bo!en. 130 to 133: Tim Kearns.
13s TO 1873: Andy DAILY. 122 to 12+; Chick
Tucker, us to 122. and "Colored' Mississip
pi lis pounds Tommy Sullivan fights at
IA to 12s
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d
300 hrace.p purse and nfurong
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

eadn speed
a
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The RenubIic,r seIection,,

Apprentice allowance.
1Goidblatt entity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

TFeIT.
Start good won easily; second doing his best. WI
Pla ckburn-Carrie A. Teller. fast horse and good
and tnyed with his field. Fearful plucky
iumned badly and lost ground at each fence
No time
E6I Fourth race purse $50. for 3-year-olds g
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-17

coupled IN betting
Start good: won easily: second same. Winner
Bridget. Brigadier broke away back. shot past
Rattlil was hustled at every step and did hi
lot. Erems stopped TO nothing. Ethyiene was M
TifIsS :i2iS. 2Fi. 80. :4sE. 1:Ol. 1:12R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Philadelphia to Bath 81 o5 British bark. general
tons general cargo hence Guanca. private terms:
schooner $50 lumber Fernendna to Stamford pri-
strong market in oil
the volume business The situation in iinseed oil con
changed however The petroleum market quiet and
and in BULK s. S. PhiladsDhia bulk
81 so; refined cases. New York, IS SO CoTToNsEED
fellow 44G45c; off summer yellow 44c butter grades
pi hfNs SEES 6f&mtrioan seed city raw 65
66c Of raw 6Q65c: Calcutta raw, s5c; lard OIL
FRovIsIoNs-Pork was irregular all day, weak at one
aayanss in i've hogs and the
steady from start 70 fnish on the corn mod
dns at sss Wh
urday CITY had 5000 h0gs and Omaha 500 800
si9 So short clear sisaS2o BEEF steady. Quoted
Mess SIP family sS packet SD extra Ina,a mess s22
Ri'EsS ,e oGs-Dqll quoted Basons sc $50 IN n
sellte; quoted S@oins li5s 10
quoted ~, saG picked hans firm: quoted a11sg12o
steady quoted SO %; city lard steady quoted
8 $P s lard az ad Kegs M l. @
Quoted ~ CIV Y SEA quiet Quoted
Reports the south that distribute
frm and fairly active, Quotations follow: Domestic
Pme to d To S% c head 81 70 fa 22a
Japan, foreign 4%93G; do Domestic 3'A94Ac; Java
srGAR For refined sugar the market firm an and
ia6s shipped Sy w?ssr T ,s6ia
We quote: loaf. crushed and doininuS
a. 5.10c; cubes. &c; XNNN powdered 4Soc: powdered
powdered and powdered, 4sc; Eagle conec
TONERS granuated DC Eagle and extra fine gran
u.ated 4S5c: Eagle 10 cartons and IN bags OF me
granulated 495c; Eagle ID bass OF tlne san1ated
4.9Oc; Eagle graduated. standard granulatec ana
diamond \ 4T5c: COnfeCtioners A. 4Lc: No l. 4 4oc;
2, 4.35c: No 4. soc; No D. ACC; No ~
2Oc; o =. ! loo: &c: No 2. 1850; No 10 "9oc;
80 IL 3SJc L. 13 and Il. $500: No H. iJc: No
graduated, + i1c Inc l!I-
Ion market frmer, with April and May
The local market firm, with some
3l2c testing 30 degrees OUT
fners do not seem be willing to more than j NC
for they obtain Large invoices nearby
are not offered Ice. Current prices are
as follows: Centrifugal az lice mrscoyado
30 test .. az I5-IGc: ~ test, Esq
1l-IGc In market is firm and large holders
are keeping higher prices Crop esttrnate
for cuba have 10000 tons Ihs week >
summary of the statistical position made up by VII
let a stocks in the United states ana tuoa
tons against Jo3IhS TONS IaH VIZ
ana last an increase OF lZt9l IONS
statistics by special cables: ne
principal receipts 1000 tons exports 'o ie;
against 2t3 1o4 tons last year 100
grinding. % last year II.
against 1ti2o2l tons last year
total stocks Europe and America 226 eo tons agai
. the uneven daI,S
497 date Of March 1907 zoe Ia eo-
of against an excess OF osl.oI
TONS las; week and an 5566S2 tons January l.
Hamhurg-1Ooo tons sugar, shipped 10 AHie'iN"'
? tons 500 tons refined Shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,cogo Anril 25-CattIe- 1900 head: arket
steaSy ,ood II prime ST. HolSI 5o poor 10 meui
20: sockers feeders. 81 I1PS1 90 cows ~ 90
use hefers 81 500 So % Gamers 81 "oaSZ 90 3u us.
a. % 81 60 calves 5OaS5 Texas fed steers - ig
81 30 Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900 head 10 me tro"
10 600: left 1000. market opened strong 20 son
s. % good to choice heavy $! 2OHSi 90 ipugh hstT
81 0OaS7 10: light. Sc 1887 bulk OF sales VI $a 10
to choice s. 4OqS6: Western sheep - isSo'
native lambs. clipped. 81 1895 co. Western LaihoS'
pncinnst Anrii 25-Hogs At s. 75dS7 ~ cat
RE steady AZ 81 50RSG Sheep lower at - O9S1 10
Lambs lower 50 50gs7 10. r,, 20 ,,,.
market full steady good grades easier for others
VeisERece;ps head 81 JOS6 49, fair to good
81 sas6 %: common. light to fair 81 '9@$3 % Hog
HI packers 81 a5qs So heavy s. icQs5 So
Receipts. I8Ooo head market active; lambs loG29c
higher sheep steady stronger choice lambs - 90
s. 2o sheep choice handy wethers. So toaS6 %
to extra mixed 81 T5S6 80 wool yearngs. 81 ioPSG 30
clipped wether sheep S0uS6 % Gus to extra mixed
81 5OQs6: clipped lambs. 81 25n$G 80. 1900
East April 25-Cattle steady; choice. 50 s6q
81 prime So 75 good. 81 s5a$6 % Hogs higher;
prime heaves 81 3JgST 10: mediums s. 2JG$7 20;
ST. 6oas8 70: rcughs $3.50 Sheep steady best weth
rrs 81 5OuS5 culs and common - 50Q$3 30 Veal
Kansas CITY April 25-Cattle- Receipts 1900 natives
Texans and 100 calves killing grades steady sockers
Sd 4o4s7: good 6ofs6 socters and feeders
Western fed steers So I0si$6 20 Texas and
S5a$6 20 Texas - oq$5 -; native
cows. 81 50S5 q native heifes S4q$@ % Gamers 81 80
1900 head; market J1l0c higher; 81 - y. bulk
OF sales So g5ms7 30: heavy 81 81 mixed packers
Receipts 100 head market steady native limbs 81
m$T Western lambs 81 54$6 8; native wethers SO G
Texas clipped yearngs 73G$6 81: clipped grass sheep
81 75aS5 CO: stockers and feeders. So 25g$5 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

1Ss sssss Flss ss
s2Gs2 50: do Charleston 75as2 Is Celery Florida
P PePf 100 90 Bas pes Sass Ghicoy
s2as5 Cucumbers Florida, bush basket. s3gs4 90
per box Sass; do Havana 81 5Cqs2 Kohlrabi. New
Orleans per 100 punches sSas5 Lettuce Long Island.
iSsa 70 per 9hTn 2 Il ao 6 os2 %
6 S q as Do s dq TO good ss DO Yellow
choice dry per s3as4 So do red $aSi 90 5nferoi
Savannah 81 25as2 do Florida poor to good per craze ,@
basket SlG$1 Peppers, Florida per carrier ~ Z1
bermuda per 5OcaS Rhubarb Jersey per - IUg
sgnchss s. ogS DO Ba n 6ss snd 6 5e RomaiHe
bermuda per crate 5ocas1 shallots Jersey per II"
lunches Zoe Spinach Norfolk per s oI hiI : do
Baltimore 5Oa65c String beans Florida WAY Per eTafe
50gs2 %; green, 81 ooaS2 20 90 W sonssb
Florida white per half $1as1 % do Havana
white siG$1 % Turnips canada rrier So 25as2 so:
do fair to good 81 75dS2 do Havana. per carrier sig
81 so -,.o. continues 70
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The market eonq pts io
s,nnor. best grades such No and No z Frlre Is
stay in sight long atter az NJ 1 stabIa
has slowly rule but everything OF gov We1erg
advices speak adversely OF the ne" crop fter Nay
forecast region is not counted upon ner 100
has We quote: Prime large 6aIes f 6S
H. SOC; s212@s712c; No a5asoc; mo o. 5SG55c
49, % STRAW-The market for long rye IS In buyers,
favor owing heavy weekly supplies QuoatGi5 nd hae
to day were straight round lots haYs t t
placed at Receipts of hay ana stra" III ~
reported Produce Exchange at noon ania
Railroad 100; West Shore Railroad. co. iehigh
Railroad, Baltimore and Ohio Baroad' f' SeIer
hay in bales So to Trstoi to savanla and 2, to
Nassau Receipts $50 tons by river ~ tons Oy
rail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 8
spring wheat. 74Aq74&4c No red, s21sqs3t2c: NO :
yellow corn, 63i.c No oats 43q431ac; No white 4"g
I5AC; No white. 44A G454c No , rye. 5Sc; fair 70
choice mailing barley. 66G6oc No faxssed 81 6s; no
Northwestern 81 prime timothy seed. So eO@SI clover
grade IS 49, pork, DBL Slo toaso ~
lard per 50 s2leQS9 So; short ribs sides loose
15dS9 sailed shoulders. boxed 81 t1St -
short sides 50 Tas9 So whiskey basis or
high wines 81 On the Produce Exchange today the
Q2Oc Cheese steady. 121zg3c. Eggs easy fresh lS4t
Q151kc.
Duluth April 25-CTose: wheat-cash. No hard
TI1sc; No Northern. T4sc; No Northern, i2%sc May
747sc: July. 1514c; September. I4c; Manitoba. No
Northern cash and May. 737se; No Northern, il7sc
Milwaukee. April 25-wheat lower Chose: No
steady No l. soc. Barley steady: No 1OqIo2c sam
Minneapolis, April 25.-CIose: Wheat. May, T31sQ
I314c: July: 741zgt"4sc: on track No hard IIc No
Northern. 74ea75c No Northern. 10. Flour lower;
first s4Gs4 TO- second SO sgs3 9o first
S14 80
Philadelphia. April 25-Wheat weak and 1c lower;
grade April S512Q S6c dull and 1c lower
No mixed April. 65G651ec. Oats steady; No white
clipped. 5lq5112c: Butter &c lower; extra Western
creamery. 24ec; do nearby prints Doc Eggs &c lower
Ice: do Southern. Bic Cheese steady; NewYork. full
creams. fancy. small. 1873 G13c; do choice.
Ig1232c- Receipts: Flour. 800 bbls and 2523.1o 10
corn 1. 700 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels.
192.c; May. 79+tc July T41s974.c No hard. 76gS0c
CornNo cash, 65 sc; May. 63sc July. 64l4c Septem
35Ac: September. 31c; No white. 46lsc