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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

subscription Pricc-Sent to any
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Ra, ,es for Adyertising-one inch
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Insertion, SOC. Want Notices, one cen, CEN
l,er uori, each insertion. Otner ioCa'
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Tributes of Respect, Notices OF 'fhanks,
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yertl,ements. Liberal contracts mace
for thee, six. and twelve months
Write for terms. -
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
What Thin Folks Need

is greater power of digesting
and assimilating food. For them
DR.. Kings New Life Pills work
wonders. They tone and regulate
the digestive organs, gently expel
all poisons from the system, Zurich
the blood, improve appetite, make
healthy flesh. Only 25c at G. l..
Penn & Sons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
8 - =. -7r10u-un1Un people
are now striking at each
Sother. A house divided
against itself must fall. This
2will be the fate Of the op-
eratives in Augusta.
Peace and harmony have

Peace and harmony have
been restored at Clemson.
The resignation of president
Hartzog was not acted upon
by the Board Of Trustees. 1t
is probable that the resigna-
ton will be accepted by the
board at its meeting in June.
A number of prominent men
have already been suggested
as president Hartzog's sue
cessor, among them being
Judge w. Bennett, DR.. ] NJ
Mcbride and Prot. r. Means
Davis Others are yet to be
heard from.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

The State Democratic con-
vention assemblies in the cap
ital city to-day, From now
on the candidates will have to
pull off their coats, roll up
their sleeves and get down
to business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
NOTICE..

On the goth day of juno, 1902, in
tne office of Judge of Probate at
Edge6eld, S. c., the undersigned
will make final settlement on
the estate of Felix Kilcrease, de-
ceased, and the same time will ap-
ply for final discharge a. admin
'stratOr the reof.
LEWIS KILCREASE,
Administrator.
May 81, 1902.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

Congress has appropriated
$500 900 for those who are
destitute and suffering on the
island of Martique in conse-
uuence of the recent volcanic
waves or eruptions of Mont
Pelee. Liberal personal con-
tribu ions have also been
made.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

Congressman Lever has re-
ceived assurances that the
$4,000 appropriation with
which to erect a suitable mon
ument to the memory of Gen.
Sumter, the revolutionary
hero, will be granted. The
monument will be erected in
the town of Sumter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

The meatless meal is be-
coming a.fad nowadays. A
meatless meal is nothing new,
however, to the average
country editor. Many OF
.them would sit down to a
breadless meal if they depend
ed solely upon some de-
8linquent subscribers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1902
The Southern Baptist Con-
yention will be held in Savan-
nah next year.

William C. Whitney, the
sport and society leader OF
Aiken's mid-winter visitors,
is the largest land owner in
the state of Massachusetts,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
r. II NOTICE

The Charleston ami Western Caro-
lima Railway beg to announce that ar.
rangements have been perfected effec
tive at once, whereby 1000 mile books
of their issue viii he honored over all
parts CT the plant cystem of Railways.
This arrangement will no doubt be of
interest to the travelling public.
w CRAIG, G PA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21
Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Edgetield e. H., May l9th,
Miss Lucy l. Smith. Mrs Edna
Wells. r b Crouch, Ed Redfearn, l.
Thomas. ,,,.,.
Donnie Williams, Mrs, F 5. Wilson,
ID Wife, Ellen Harfns, Luther l.
Settles, Aut Hoot Rufe, Elbert Car
rett, j S DeLoach, Maj L J'Drew'
Jack Brown, j. l.. Bags.
When asking for letters or tins list
say advertised"
Very respectfully.
w. II. BRUNsoN, ?. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

ar Augusta. ......... :. IL IS m
Close connections at Greenwood for
al points on s. A. t., AMI C. and G..
Railway, and at Spartanburg with
Southern Railway.
For information relative to tickets
rates, schedules, etc., address
w. j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt
Augusta, Ga.
L. NJ. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-05-21

"Ping pong punch" is the latest
drink served at many soda foun-.
tains.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

New York July Z-Flour-Receipts f1.So bsis. /:
exports s.53 btls.: easier and again dull. rye
nSar Gsiss; tsiF 70 seed s,sss34;: Sh?iSs %
eTn la: city hsz: Brsndywine aSS3S. Rye
s 81 40 : : S SsT Y6r e ssr 1 io, :. saE qnS1 15m sat
spot easy No. 2 red Size elevator; No ? red
sic Z Q b. ahoat: No. ! hard Manitoba a1sc
& Q. b. sa0at. The wheat market to-day was
opSred hrm On Tainsi ,heR reacted and under
heavy unloading. notably BY the Southwest. was
ea6Ie.. asF Of srpoTt trade and warmer xea;her
we're chief Eeiling motives: close was nc net
9 Sic, eiSsed ie; Dec. SSaSsc, eicssd SIC.
i S%GsRmiSe!SS o' ! &c O sisvatoP Snd &c = o. sPb' b
anoat- Option market. after opeaing nrmer. easei
sssSc. eioeed Sc: SEPT. SiseS,.ss' closed e,se;
b Rfe, . Pag siss;as sio; go. Us ! 20. : Gs& 81
No : white Sc: No. : white 6slle: trk mixst
white state siaSc. Options shovsd eariy nrm-
cSf 4 on .ais Arm T1;n but s,e E iss s.l intsF u e gEnioadi sSj
nm wsS;sTn s,sagsd IiSl la July sip ,o
m sTr3: 5 afRi "a: E county h ssassi terk c st@i Isiio III
Rlee s::ady o ann; doms.tie fair to extra Fas
milwaukee. wis. july e--closs: wheat lower:
Sept Z Rye stesdy: No. ! aSc' Barley
steady: 80. ? 5Hzc: sample sane. Corn-sept
1Inessg2!,s July 2-cISSss; wSsasuIaiy ae;
First patents H.i0d4.A: second patents n.sSa
80: hrt clears $50: second clears t.io. Bran in
ToIsdo' o July a-whea, fairly active. cas-
yer; ef fsirIy aeiiv Se'y cash Sc: july Sc. s Det &c:
Dec. sac. Oats dull. firm; cash f5i1c; July i5Ec:
vsF seed siroaE: Oct Err ~
Liverpool. July 2-Clo-e: wheat-spot strong:
july s rad: sept. Sc ID. Corn-sSot American
mixed new steady. IS si4d: American MIXED old
quiet. IS Sd: futures quiet: Sept 81 gid: Oct
Kansas CITY. NO. July z-CIose: wheat-Juiy
eac- Sept &Lc: cash No. : hard old T2GITzsc.
new NfDGc; No. ? spring. no sales. Corn-July
sZNfSZtEe: SEPT ES652te; cash No. ? mixei
sc: No. . white sic; No. : &c oats-No. :
white &C.. Rye-No, ? sc. H~ay-ChoIce timn-
sssS bu.: corn. 100 cats. I@No. ship-neatsS
Wheat. $50 bu. corn, IS.rpa: oats. 5000
Duluth. July 2-whAt-Cash No. ! hard =ysc:
No. : Northern TE&c: No. l Northern and July
Peoria July Com higher: No. 5a.c Oats
firm: No. : white s3hc. billed through. Whisky
on the basis 81 t1-N for finished goods.
Chicago. July Cash: Flour firm. wheat-No.
aTsEc: No. > yellow sasHc.. oat-Sc. , ga
Zoe: N : white 5fGd5c: No J white SlIsGstiEr.
Rye-No- ? s1dsoiSc. Bsrisy-Fslr to choice malt
inK cSuc. Seeds-So. 1 fax t.TI: No 1
contract Erade ss8. PTovislons-Mess PORK der
bhlh SS I2isG1sET-: dry saited shoulders nN1l
SO. s7s6f0.o. whisky 6asi. Of highwlnaS 81 nj
Liverpool. July 2-Hams-Shortc Gu; firm al go.
middlss. light firm at SIS: do. heavy nrm at SIS
"a: short clear backs firm at SIS 81. clear bellies
frm Ct &c Cd. shoulders. square firm at as 81.
Lare5PTime wssteT5 frE at 5;s p: American
IS "a. cotton-seed oil-Hun refined. spot quiet
at SIS fld.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
To-Day's weather.
Arrived.
Departed.
Departures To-Day,
River RIaIto BrevitIes.

Three Of the packet companies will run spe-
eial excursions this afternoon fcr the FOURTH OF
dsy. me Cape Glrardsau will depart this AFTER,
noon at o,Siosx for CSisg- me s,Sgrs565ist. on
her trip to Chester and 81 Marys SHE WILL de
par. az o!eioe Rei sSI caSs GSirsrisa9. he manage
ment have made special arrangements for tour
nSssy r merHihsa The spTsaa Eagle viii make a
special excursion 10 Alton and Grafton to-mor-
and returning the same evening. Low rates arr
made for ne sxeSTsisns and me sInseT %
viii be well patroni1sd- he City. Of Proyidenes
viii also make an sSeurslon to nSatsssnG; de- n
time FOR her regular night trip.
Captain George Rodgers. inventor OF the
the model and Specifications for the craft are
G Gsats eap ann I. " Y. aason. G q manager n2aFs Of
the Anchor Line. . In charge OF the estimates
Vile. Pitts5ars. cacinnsd and Madison for con-
sideration.
ITss City Of shst1.la arrived yesterday, from
wheat, Is sacks Of potatoes and 30 case OF
The Dolphin arrived from Temm's Landing,
Tenn. yesterday with a tow Of logs for a local
me city Of Clifton Is due 20 arrive mi,
afternoon from the Tennessee River. she viii
depart Friday afternoon On the return
NecoiFS1assRh o9h 4. L Dolphin ax xsrs RVS risi.S SSsf q Il, E
rooms Of Harbor No. > YESTERDAY.
uT BE Ssst Anil Rih s ssSst .a SS;;sll s6 Gas q RIP q RI's g
Paul Pilot Edward West will take her out
Jack coulson CT Pa6ucah. son OF the late
Commodore Sanford b Coulson Of upper river
fame, was a caller upon Colonel Hunter Ben
jenkins yesterday
The Grey Eagle departed for commeree yes
,srday with god patronage Captain Harry
-The bald Eagle departed on her regular run
20 Peoria yesterday Afternoon. She had a good
cargo.
The Quincy Will deIart on the afternoon Of
the Fourth for q PRIl. She will arrived to-day.
bringing In about % txcursionistS. who are
making the round trip.
The Columbia has nearly booked the allotted
number Of exeurslonists fer her special trip to-
day.
The City Of So. Louis n ready to leave the
ways At csrondelei, repairs to her hull having
been completed.
Captain Shep LlEhtner Of the Ree& Lee
stopped CT on the last trip TO spend q few weeks
At his farm in Southera Hii-ois.
The Belle Of Calhoun departed on her reg
ular run TO GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon with
good patronage
The ". II. Grapevine will depart Saturday
for the Missouri River trade. going
as far as VOLTS Point
The Peters Lee Is due TO arrive to-day from
Memphis. She will depart on the return Friday
afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
stocks of Grain in Store.
Produce.

EEO1oCS
Bu.4rr-scarce and firm. Quotations: Crean@rv
Extra 2aq2z1c; nrsts lsqlsac: seconds I7aIsc.
DSEy-Extra 1sd1shc; nrsts IlqE1c; grease &c.
Ladlc-packed-Extra Nc; hrsts lie. Country
l55 pkes. local and SIS through; shipped I,f5
PSEe@NJobbinE: Twins. at lie: singles uxe;
oairies I11sc: Y. A unc: long horns Inc; Lin
burger ieqio1c sufss-Choioe heAfe' NO Z Ia
Fork-New standard as.52a91s.s2H Per ba. In
. ~SrJ-Cboic steam E. side 10. lc per ID. IN q
fobSing way; kettie-rendered ct y
Green HamS-In car lots (. o. b. =. side: Hams
s @s0I al me; Skinned hams. is-sy. iiAgsc; nS
ss 11kc: 2294s at 12he; California sci rev
York shouldcrs at size From tns DioekI ues a,
leH9I1hc. California SIC; New York shoulders
n Meat-To arrive: 4sa5o-av. cured CRIBS
held at ia. 1910. T21c; 4o-Ib. ay. az N.1Ti<c. c. l.
Bid lots n q 3o6ning way Tansedi SsE
les ilAc to iiGc: standard backs :. -1hc. Deal
ers charee higher on orders; plates SIC; nat
Bscon@Bxd. 8 c. meats in a jobblng way
ranged, Extra short and cribs at n%Qusc;
shor clear l2e; bellies at 219lzhc; standard
Besiers charge higher on orders. RresEfsst bacon
AZ t2ate f2t hsaEy % &c for light; hAms a Ita
eeoantE ~Lssd-cssSo,ss =. sassAG
No. : at SIC: packerS cSoies al 7SsfAc.
oleo stearine-Qnooe at 13nc.
SIC: yellow az fAci white ut &c Psckers
e9 FSo1 ~Lees1farSe us: medium sc; smell So.
sheep-ff sd5Se; thin ewes ard bucks za7Hc;
lambs at 49, EpKtng lambs at 1GSc-
xssiI 5ga fs SsaPIes fst en 81 sah heaT = IS
hsrefics. rough. small thin at S95hc per n.
BssS-oa orders; Bid-Pisis and Fulton Mar
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
Wool.
Frutt. and Vegetables,

The Republics quotations are for car lots IN
on orders are charged higher...
RAsPBERRIEsISLiogLS per S-gal. tray: red
1cHERRTEs.Tennsssee. Missouri and Illinois
s2&Y29 per 6-gaL crate: homegrown S.l5Hl-S
PEASHESTe1as Reeks : Der Esu. has,
cTsie fcaHiD per e-Eal. case
Observation-Disclosures tossoc per half bu-,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H.75az Per ,
BLACRBERRfES-c6nsiEned ISaf.4S per e.
s1 oiRa sIstf hoFsEI0w s5ore aEs4 Is! S sssdlins.
p.s5G4.lo per box; Mediterranean sweets I.TSdl;
late, Valencia yI244-D: New Mexican 5)GI5o
,o kS%oE SIs5se3 b s.s; G Gsl!fSsH! ss s,g;- S.F per s5I box K
a 5oSSing way Sicily "a vsndsI .ss5.0.
6EfeF ss as7 Per Per e sa9sl
PLUMsITsEss t3asee Ior chiskasaw yellow per
Wig FG2se ssg6ISSss geF S sr1'e- Dbl. rs,a, red
Cas- green SSssc per @basEet crate: red June
cIBBAGE-iSaz0c per b1- box: $1,000 Per Dbl.
9oSS!6oSsENew orleans new SO for large:
sTRTSG BEXNseHOme-gT0En 30s5Oc Per bu-
PoTAToEs-Near-by os0c del: Homegrown
"R-EETS-sGzSc per doz. punches
GREEN PEAS-HOmesrown 1t E91.5 bu-
ToMAToEs-TeIas 5cgssc: consigned t9Fgc
per +basket crate. Homegrown I-EcdI.B
f-bssket crate; home-srown N,SeGI15 per bu-
GREEN Orleans & per crate,
Texas 50dSOc per 4-baeket crate
SAUERKRAUT-New handmade q per K-bbL.
and 81 per bbl.: orders higher.
HORSERADISH-On orders g 80 ner Dbl.
ASPARAGUS-Home-pT0vn z565c per doL
per bu.
SQCASH-Home-Erovn Z35oc Per bu-
EGGPLANT-aO24Oc per d0z.
CACLIFDowER-Honegrovn S5S0c per bu
box.
CARRoTS-saioc per doz. lunches
RHUBARB- Homegrown ESooc per doL.
punches.
.KoHLRABI-s964oc per dog. punches. a. TO
size.
KALE-HomeErown 1ec per bu- boz.
MUSTARD GREESs-Home-grown lOc per
sPINAcH-scaa5c per bu- box
CELERY-&ichiERn l04l2c ger doZ- punches.
GoosEBERRIESu-1S2 per bu. for consigned,
Ef2E Der s-Esl. case.
GUMBo-F1orida n-so: Texas 5Sasoc per -
bu box: Tennessee SoG15c per t-basket crate.
GREEN CORE-JodISc per cox for home
grown.
.cURRANTs Consigned rzal5o Per s-gaI
tray.
Recommendations Sc per EuEar Dbl
per bu. box
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
BY Telegraph.
REpr-r1Ic SPECIALS

REPUBLIC SPECIALS
ing The last q hours: the gauge reads n5 feet
The weather IS clear. hot and sultry. with indi-
s sra@ -. i1 Tozen Miisssissfippi arrived at 90 last
night with > barges Of logs and sarEes OF wood
from New Orleans with 2 barEes arrived at a
= she as, ds9Pged 1 SaTss 4 3 i Finre seP frSm S .9T
orleans with enpties arrived at 9 n N and de-
parted FOR bSgi sy1IE.5 a; !; : I 3, m a The n a Rs'e ia b bee
usual business here and departed Tor ST Louis
r5aa ;iss. Whea, and sandres. The Dick Fowler
arrived at . D. N. with a fine trip. Including a
me Civ Of ciifton from the tennessee River
with a fair trip. consisting Of lumber, wheat
good business here and departed for ST. Louis a,
n;9S D; n TIE 10 d Easie f rson so S,nsi9 s6r H. Ti'e Or :
leans at IN o. m she has been sold By her
s ss & ne coJ u z 3 Ean o fI aeN 6fleana casI ss9 E}i
be used for towing Beaumont oil The Rees Lee
Psdueah. Ky. July a-Rivsr gauge reads io.5
feet. me city % Memphis from ST. Louis ar
Tssaes.as RRiver at Z a. N. The II. Is. BGtterfr
from Nashville arrived this morning a, o'clock
aPe BE Sex q POWER Nj isrr for Cairo tsls mn morning. TItn g.
SO he JSs E .s, s5 f,GT Et I'm ., iS .S5iyed at
me ciyde leave. with . sG2d TRIP for the Ten
I3zs- srd Rlye y.4 at Srt s1t' ,o-day. me sf i5Tsos. o n. ne
passed down At , D m
Memphis Tenn; July II rivsr here stands
y. fs sss, q z S sSurs' Is: Delta depaiseS al : 5T . IN
scr y,ssssgrE I'm E fol 81 FSa FTP, P 1ss | An sd LSs
Lee Departed "a p N. for AshPort. The Avalon
as nnloaded. The Kate Adams srdvei this even
Ing from A kansas City and returns tomorrow
evening RI ceipfs by river to-day were 80 bales
OF cotton I'd 3 sacks Of cotton seed.
Cape CT srdeau. No. July The Cape Girar-
deau up al ] a. N. The Chester down at s a. M.
returning al noon The City OF Clifton Up at 4
y N The ReeE Lee down at 8 p m The Peters
Lee due I'd. River rising Weather clear and
warm
burlington. IA. July a-The river II 5 feet 7
inches above low-water marx. q fail OF 5 inches.
weather sultry and decidedly warmer. Elolsa IN
and ooi from Keosuk " . Young out for
Chester. Ill. July Z-Duwn= Chester at n last
night. Columbia at J n m and Res Lee at 1
and Columbia at i0:D A. m Due Up: Cape Gira.-
deau and Chester. Weather clear and warm
Gauge, % feet. and r.sinz
vIcksburE, Miss. July 1-Gauge Dt feet. q
Use o. 4 OF q foot Belle Of Beads arrived Elk
Grand Tower. III. July 3-Chester down az
40 q m o2s GLrardsau Up 81 ssD O. N. Rees
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
Rr TeIc-rnnh.

Kansas city. Mo. July 2-Cattle-ReceEnts 400
lie steady to Tc higher: nothing toppy on hand:
quarantine stun steady 70 higher: native cows
l9vsr; ; ss9'i to snPoT' az Fes s.eSEf 5,;@T fs I'D
Texas cows as native COWS
icIsa5D: native hsiiers Ssa1.S: native cows
"a: bulls I. rGsss: Gives $3.50 ahHH eFrsIRRSoo
esipts S.19: market oneaed steady. closed weak:
IS; heavy ELsfLS1: MIXED packers E,DGtso;
lgtts sI4saI .: y~eariinEs S.SH7Ts. niFs ga
native lambs N7o6sii: wes;srn lambs ArS
Iso; native. wsthers t+ate1: western wsthers
y%eaIiings . tsat .: Tsxsss clipped sheep tse3s:
stockers and feeders :
best steady 10 strong: ciseTs toe to sc lower:
natives St-75as-s5: e5Ss an, heifers nTSas. 3:
FFiEss4iS: medium md saw aTi.sa9.s: piss
49, z Ssit 2Esasas- Pee Se.,s s:sad K.soo. IN
eludinE 1000 Texans; r. ys.;erns: choice
s 3 81 sthf pooT % ,lsiIua RSims s.oeSers
and feeders 1913 cows 80 hsifsrs
Ssaives &. sS .: KS led s;eeSs iis9- Ho=s.
Receipts. today m.oco: to-mo5row zs00; eft
over: mixed and butcher E-sa7.sO; good 70
choice. heavy Essas gu; rpagh heavy s.sF
sse;ph hfst Sd0e: iish1 Sasiv.. st.,ls
iamhS strong: good 20 eholc. we,hers s.T6t:
tsiE e eh Os;,vs Mani ssb- So. SStssss;ssp vcstsro
day: Receipts-cattle tn; hnSz 1901; Sh.so
9sa shipmepts-caiue i@eH; hogs she1.
seSSss2 YORK. July a-Besve-Rscsipts 1.c1s: mar
sss s'sssy g. ta5e2 v.5: o1en n.sSs.15; Ssii;
fsSs- 8. extra 1850: cows Saf-s5: extra S-s:
e abr r.s ssS'S E,isS,: ssssp ar@ a, naiste drs.sed
WEIGHT: refriEsrator beef weak AZ nHarHc per
s ? se.sPITpssa.RssslBts 5zi: aesive and .ssSe
higher: vseIs 3. gs67.se: tops 1:5: euIls 81: hut
ssssrie psr rs sheep ana lanssrRse.spts al:
prime handy sheep = tribe ermer: all others
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
BY Telegraph.

New York, July Spot cotton steady: mid
ding upian'!s SIC: DO. Gulf Sic: sales p bales
Futures closed steady: July s.5c: Aug. Sc.
sept 1889. Oct. Use: Nov. 1.Sc: De-. s-Tsc:
Jan. Use: Feb. I.7sc.. March T.Soc. The market
opened steady with prices unchanged 20 s points
higher On light demand from shorts and ths
absence Of selling pressure OF note. Dry weather
over the drought sections Of the belt, with 4
forecast for fair weather tonight and to-noT-
row. generally led to continued buying after The
call. though the summer options weakened under
realization by administrations longs Trading
was disposed TO drag from the hrst. the puhliJ
refusing 10 enter the market at a time WHEN
one Of the most important condition reports OF
the season was close at hand tdue az Z O'clocs
tO-mQTsOHt. The summer months resumed Iheir
former relation 10 the rest OF the list. and were
comparatiEeiy quiet The general course % the
market during the rest Of the session was up
ward. though speculation did not broaden. aud
or less mixed. The South sold In a small way
from time 10 time. Europe bought Oct. The mar
kst closed steady. net Z 10 5 points higher Tctai
sales were estimated al 0.Hp bales.
New orleans. la. July Cotton steady:
sales SO: ordinary : s-i6c: good ordinary iIsc:
Low miiolinE : s-l6c. middling &c: good IaiddIng
9 5-isc: middling fair 3 il-isc. Receipts LIS:
Aug. h-55Gs.ssc: Sept. SIs-Cic: Oct E.f4L-ISc;
Nov. 1.6sT1S5c; Dec. E64G7. sc: Jan. 7.GG7 &c
Liverpool July ? Cotton spot. good business
zone. prices fIneT: American middling 4B-l6.
The sales Of the day We're 1900 bales. OF which
zoo were for speculation and export and in
american Futures opened and closed steady:
8: July-Aug. I i7-64a4 $50 5: AuE-Sept. I
sl-ch $: sept.-Ort. 4 S-64di Sls+d v: Oct-SCv.
4 Z2-S4d4 3-sSd b.. Nov Dec. 4 Ie-sad4 2-sfG =:
Dec--Jan 4 ls-64a :: Jsn.-Fe5. 4T7-e454 is-sid :.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
miscellaneous Markets.


TEATHE HERS demand; .teasy. Prime Ilr.
Yssoc: XXX isasc: Xxx ioanca x SSSSSe; x
S SeIes ssnt SC on i ARE . B Ssi cent IL : sa' as sEs, enc !
DEERSKINs ETC-Pnme deerskins sc per
Ib.; goat 3oc each; damaged out
ii SSe Per 5. r. f HSr prime;
70 Soc; sheaElings at SC to Ie; dry stock. fallen.
E6oTEGinfeng at from Sas.sO:, lady slipper
At Sc; sensca at &c; Pink at ltc; golden seal "a
bark Of tree aye: snsIs al sase; black at e:
ss cSsToR 0aIh at S; Thd n! fiqFtt = Per su. ,Or
PT.ppsS + SsF isfsi EEL EEb1 iaf lP psf 20 lbs rs.
LTNsEED on-Raw at sc: boiled Sc: prices
3c5lRlssToR onz-Lc 20 gal: HE h No: l and
'0 ceoaTsroSS-sEEib oIL|sammHeSf yellow At sc:
white CSC; winter Yellow &c; winter white Soc;
oq aaSoPsstSsT Yofk ass,s; Pacific Coast 1919:
0s a. ne SiIdes: Medium SIC; graduated sc Der
IHiEfSPsEED@Lstest bid at s.Os per 100 lbs.
pIpI DRIED GREEN PEAs-JobbinE from store a:
MS: Scotch MS: split 81: whipPOOrwii peas al
%aiTE EEANszaaPd;2iGkssd pea ! beans n :, a
Ms.ss per bu.: machineIpicked at M.ssaI; 90 Inns
beans bean at SIS R s5,,I Su At Pace ssc: SeN YorS KiSneys
Pic HHSoSSEY@comb: DARK s6se: bright amber ISs
bis. at 4Ha4izc: cans 5g5Hc: California cans 5
M6ssLMarket steady: machIne-picked in best
demand; o9e RIM s, iSssrS Mixed SFaZtnlneq br I1ai shd
Black mixed at iKazEc. machine-p!ckeG < at 40
SIC: Xxx at ska4e: Xxx at !AsSe: xxx at
Sf2 / sfhIRRRGELs-tosi' oil, tgTPentins and
gasoline CSC; yinegaT 7oc; black oil g9e: linssed
pickle SCI SAT- e: nOg5 b ISe; np s 2 SS a. lard 5oi
BROOM coRN@Nom.nally firm. Quote per tor:
ff RkG csc Fl sonppf is lbs. Country fass 4; sec:
old, rope. 80; / manila, $40: No. ? at Sc:
BoNESEcSoice bleached at s4 per ton: ether
ki sekf I'm 1koS e NHSD METALLIC 100 lbs;
wropght Iron s.; heavy eas5 nalleasie EtTs,
STsss. 3: heavy brass $: copper $: zinc a.a:
rbs1i r.es Worth ia aa.sS: mixed 40.
PEcAN 3 Ss6 5sseigts rS SC to s. s;ock-R.a q.
tTSsf pr p; E F11 KS to rs,
Se A b 81 f m io1; q. ss..s.
HICKORY NUTSEWe quote per bu- at 3Hc for
soRGHuM CANE sEED-4est bid at MS per
soRGHUM-Prime new quotsbIs at aoa5e per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sRUP5sev sugar at
GRASS sEEDs-HunEsrian at HILLS: miIlet
at S-Isal.eo: timothy at IS; prime seeds worth
DRIED FRUTTs.Appl.-Thess sold at g
se. PssshssSsGn-saed ss2T.s &c 70 sxe. y"
as follows: yellow at aiGt: boa-as
common al. SlS9ll: flooring strips at Sfs11 ard
3leeT1. P~oplar-i1neh at ES9z2 snd tis4sa: IL
inch 5000 and SoqA: 1a-fnch and thicker az
90; SIS to TX a. Ho9z2 and SsoTza: *. and up
inch at S1FN and Nsa17: TX 70 inch at esq
% and SsG2e: ~. to 3 inch at ssld71 and 81
Gfn-fnch at fAdt6 and C4az: qunrteT-sawed
red. finch At 50 and "a: 1haiA-inch al r5a3l
nigD:. tongues at Si01 Ash Inch AZ
STs and SIS: IA1f1-tnch at Ee1E and de7f9:
X 10 I Inch at HlGs1 and sz162 Black walnut
at SO, $3.50 ana f1791s.- ~CherTy-cIear and
second at SIS; common so and culls 81 Hickory
at ySJE72 and y1s6ls: hickory axles az $35GE and
SIS. Cedar al tz6es and x59fs: posts t0d1S per
Loo feet each cccording 10 sire. Sycamore at &c
Tor merchandise stu6; DO. cuErter-saEed st E8e