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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

The object Of fnl. sult ls 10 establish an
Implied and resulting trust for The benefit ~
the plaintiffs ln aud under The deed of A. 3D..
Wafkll-. special Commissioner % The cir
cult court Of Prince Edward county, Va, iu
the chancery cause OF Hubbard SC, SIS. r.
wing &C.. aud Mckinney &c, SIS. Irving. da-
ted ine l0fh day of April. lWN conveying
85Iit acres OF land more or less in tumuer-
land county. Va. aud kuoNn as The Pied
mont and FarmNllie Coal Mines. They. the
plaintiffs. having paid each Oue-fourth OF the
purchase money for said land, and the said
" m. d.. Ilark-fOu, now dead, only one
fourth. uuOu au understanding that they,
the plaintiffs. We g. 90 have three-lOurths un-
divided Interest boo said property, and the
said "a m. % TuHrk-fOu the remaining un-
DIVIDED fourth. which said deed OF april
10Th. 100. Dr. OF record DOB Cumberland County
Court Clerks office. ID. y. 40 3s, page l3i.
And an AFFIDAVIT having been mailed ana
filed that The defendant, Charles luackstOn.
b. not a resident of fne state ~ Virginia, 10 BE-
ordered that he do appear here within nneer
days after due publication hereof, and DO
what may be- necessary 20 protect his inter-
est ln t1ls suit And @ IT, further ordered
that r. CODY hereof. be published once "a week
for four weeks in the tarmville Herald. and
that "a copy be- posted a. the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county on The nrst
day OF the next term OF the County Court
A cOpy-Ie.te. .......
J. b. FLIPPEN. Clerk.
Thos. NJ Miller, pa. inch. 2s-it.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18
DR.. TALMaGE DEAD

Rev. Th0ma- Dewitt Taimaye.
d. D.. died a. h.. home .n Washing
t0u. u. & 90 the evening n fhe 18th
inst. aged ~.
He delivered biz me--sge- o. larger
audiences than any other preacher ~
biz axe, aud Nth force " manner
aud charm u rhetoric ree:.e-- hey1nd
controver-y. Re Tiil ~ missed from
the large Gathering in the large cit.e-
but most u al 10 the quiet country
place where hls sermons gave cheer
and comfort week By week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18
The UNEMPLOYED.

The necessity y making adequate
provision for the unemployed. -ay- .
recent writer, "i- one ~ the meet dill
cult aud important u the pfe-eni day
questions, aud Ne believe DO % 0e
true. A. partial -oluiinn ~ the sexed
problem ve suggest that the govern
ment. national. STATE, county W muni-
cipal, or together, stand ready o. give
every many fair pay for a foil day =
work On public road. Tni- would
mean certain employment fof all able
bodied men Of the land, aud eventually
good roads from -ea % -ea, and iakes %
gulf
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

One Of our cOtemp0rsfe- has said
that Mr. Roosevelt made great sacrifice
to attend the Charleston Exposition.
why? Most Of u are anxious % 20,
aud all who have been privilege % ~
have come back rejoicing. Mr. Roo-e-
welt went in more comfort than otner-
did, saw the be=t side u everything,
aud where the sacrifice comes in We
just don't understand.
We believe that the president looked
forward With pleasure % the Writ, and
that he and his are Carrying plea-ant
memories Of every hour spent DO Dixie.
The relief incident b four day =
shake of u hungry politicians must
have Of tseif been simply delightful.
Our belief II that Mr. Roosevelt bad a
god time, and that biz visit vii. be
productive u god
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

Old man Chauncey Depew ha- 70
far emerged from the charms Of
the honey moon period, a. % find
pleasure 10 making face al the south.
We somehow hope the madam "ill
not smile on any such exhibition Of be-
lated malice, envy, hatred and un-
chsritableness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

Cecil Rhodes was an intensely active
man, and yet when he came 10 die, be-
was forced to -ay: 80 much 20 DO; 10
little done" lie differed from the
rest Of u In most thing, but not much
ia that.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

One Of the recent magazine writers
says: Education has become stronger
force than the church." but forgot 10
add whether for good or evil.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

No, Maude dear, We have n .ver heard
that Bunyon is the favorte author OF
the chiropodists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18
The High School

is Intended 10 prepare our boys and girl for
college and University, or FOR life. and the
trustees intend that 10 shall be 80 conducted
al % be- "a credit 10 the district and great
saving Of expense 10 those that avail them
selves Of It's advantages. A. 10 is a part Of
The public school system, the tuition fee
4m0uufs
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18
Farmers Attention!

March I0th 1902
This is 70 certify that used Armo1r Tobacco Suealp -
tobacco crop the past year 1901 along wiki other good g
fertilizers and W say that Armour gave PERFECT STISFic
TON and the tobacco weighed and sold uen
Respectfully,
!. ?. WALTH4LL
InsELrs5, Va. Jan. 16 1901
The Armour Fertilizer WORKS
GcntlenenIn reply your favor of date VIII say that
tobacco which took the sweep stake premium al the Fa
Fair last Fall raised with Arncus Tobacco Special PERTH
and Bone Neal the land upon which tbs tobacco was raised
had no manure upon Il whatever There were more than b
hundred samples competing for this premium consider vour T
tzrs rscass and expect them exclusive this season
Yours truly, Z. CRALLE STOKES
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

INTHE CLERKS OFFICE Or The CIR
| CUT COZ RI of the county ~ tumber
land. on the lath day 81 March. i.Jl;
Thomas r.. Watkins, j. n. lruie aud Asa j..
WafkIn..... ............... -......- Plaintiffs
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-18

Char.c. ] harkston and Ida Thackston, heirs
90 Jaws of VIM. lhack-ton, dec n. ...........
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
Foun

saying: Il have found the pension.
er He is in an asylum, hopelessly in.
sane"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
He Wanted His Dinner.

visiting Englishman who attended
a dinner given recently by a New
York hostess whose hospitality is no
toriously inadequate, made reply to
her that it will be difficult for her to
1--WE down. Her dinners have been re.
ferred to as Samples" and invita-.
tions are not accepted with alacrity
the second time. The Englisnman
was a big fellow, whose family had
been kind to the hostess when in Lon.
don. The dinner served merely as an
appetizer to the hearty Englishman.
but the hostess did not notice it, anc
said to him amicaoly: Now do tel!
me when we may have the pleasure Of
having you dine with us again?" 'Im.
mediately, madam, Immediately" was
his unexpected reply.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
HAVE GOOD ROADS ~ GEORGIA
1000 Niles Il :2em Euilt IT, Zen Years
Largely by Convict Labor

Ia improving lis highways the state
# Gees.a row leads tie rcst OF the
South. Nearly 2.5oo rai5cs OF ardGed
road hayc ben bailt IN tie a,aln il.
tAe last ten years aaa Cna5r Il law
passed in 1sa tue various counties
now raise %t5J.ag1 annually for ROAD
making ard Esendine:.
re STAT Hew permits the employ
neHt o. CHAIN gangs Of mi7JIcmeanor,
coaTicts on road making IS q relief to
hired free labor The coayicts are
e4artefed Ia movable camps and dur>
ins lie winter in county barracks.
which ta:1 ali lne convenivnces OF a
well regulated prison.
The only persons in the state who
object 10 this method Of improving the
highways are the convicts and the
opinion dcaS net count
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
HE KNEW THE CULPRIT.
Fer That Reason Man Didn't Rise and
Shoot Eurular

a New York man, with a wife who
has her own ways about doing things,
catches her now and then. My dear"
he said the other morning as he was
dressing, 81 think you were right
when you told me last night that there
were burglars in the house,
'Why?' she asked nervously.
Because all the money that was in
ny pockets when went to bed is
gone"
We'll" she said, with an Itold-you-
SO air, If you had been brave and got
UP and shot the wretch, you would
have had your money this morning."
Possibly my dear, possibly" he
said gingerly; but would have been
a WidoWer.'
She laughed softly and then gave
half Of it back to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
Butter liz Inree.

+ We wish to enjoy the peculiar
fayors Of t,2e cofae m.-,ie in Norway
ena Francs ve must doctor the beans
aEG yie CIR own grinding, advises an
eyne,t sosSee maker.
n Na"psay. where superb coffee Ia
a!ade. vt of butter is added to the
9eans WA:le they are roasting il, the
covered ,,eHel used there for that pur-
pose. Ii france a piece OF butlcr the
size Of walnut is put with three
pounds of coffee beans and also
lessert spoonful Of powdered sugar.
This nrinss out both flavor and scent,
and moreover gives the slight caramel
taste Nhie. viii be remembered al
p,easin.r !: ~ Of the French coffee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18

IAbandoned Churches.

The Brooklyn Eagle says that with
in a radius of ten blocks of the Eagle
Office there are twelve abandoned
churches. In some instances the build.
ings are still standing, but are given
over 20 other purposes. In one case
what was sacred edifice" is an auc-
ton store; in another, bicycle rink: /:
i'll another, stable; in another, a ten
ement house, and so on. In half doz-
en- cases the buildings are standing
idle, dilapidated fcrlorn, neglected,
with signs of For Sale" upon them.
The population in the same area ID
greater than it has beao al any time IN
the history Of Tie. Is,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-18
Carrying the servian Army Drum.

"A curious incident connected with
the Servian army is the manner in
which most of the regiments carry
the big drum. 1t is not, as in most
other countries, slung in front of the
man who plays it, but it is placed
upon small, two-wheeled cart drawn
by a large dog, which has been so
trained that it keeps it's place even
through the longest and most tedious
marches.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05

New York. May a-Cotton-Futures closed
steady at the decline; May s1sc: June lSc: July
e.l7c; Aug 9.O5c: Sept. S47c. OFT s.,,e: Nov
S.lsc; Dec; ane Jan. Sic; spot cosed quiet &c
lover: Hpddling uPlsnds 9.lsc: do. Gulf 13 49,
salss 3G bales. The market opened steady at a
decline of 2 TO II points in response TO surpris
ingly weak Liverpool cahles ard favorable crop
news. The first wave OF selling forced May 70
s.2Sc. july to- 2 9Dc and Aug, to s.o'c. Then came
a rally OF points on pro1t-takinE by room
shorts to 9.25c for July but substantial new buy
ing did not appear. and for the rest of the early
session the market was very teveri.h and irregu-
lar. Large port receipts and rumors that con-
ttnued short time was likely at Lancashire mills
had der-essinS effect. Liverpool was due to
come about unchanged but broke 37f4 points on
near months and to cpoints on late m nths
Spot cotton was quiet and down l-32d TO 5-l5i
bear pressure wer4 given the cause FOR the
weakness in the English market.
Liverpool. May 3-Cctton-Spot quiet: prices
l-led lower; American middlinE fair 5 1924 good
middlins 5-ied;. middlin. 5 5-1s1: low mi4dlirg
go were for speculation and e1p-rt. and included
80 American. Receipts 100, bales. including 100
American. Futures opened quiet and closed easv
on near months and steady on distant: American
middlinS. e. o. G.: NAV 5 .-e4d :: May and Jun.
5 i-sid b.; June and July 5Gl5 1-eii b.: July ana
oct G-6+i b.: Oct. and Nov. 32-sid s: Nov
and Dec. .e-6td4 3o-s4d $: Dec. and Jan es- "a
a. es-s4d s.: Jan. and Feb. 27-6id4 Is -6Id 3
New Orleans. La. Nav S-Cotton-Futires quiet
and steady May s.5o6e sic; June e.5od9. &c: July
ss.iSssss sis s5e Aug s;nSs 12,; Sept s.s5as Soc Oct
ton easy: sales 800: ordinary sac: good orinary
SIC: low miidling atc; niddling sssc; good mid
stock 1ss. sH ''-'''
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05

held at 9:;..,slsTor; -o-av at sI5c c, !. (; E,
lots in 8 JothinE way raEStd: Extra short stc:
cribs eHsc, .sh6r. clsar sisc; nsln-, ltGiol.c
Bac0n-BTd. e. 2. meats IN a t0bhins way
ranged: Extra short al i0S.c: cribs at Io'sdio'-c
shcrt el-,r loTc; bsiliss n l07.EuI.c; standard
sacks ij<.c. risteb s'sc: fat racks at 9.,c
~ lie ior 70 ltc fur tight: hams ll';c to
in4s-; CslirC-a!a ard New York shoulders at -.
Country Lord-ChrIcs s:Ssi-~.
Ccanrry Raccn-S!ss q: 10
No a, 81 is s.: rn-k-rs' choice at nc TO
5sep Scearin.--ouota At l.1a14c.
Gre,se-sNsIl irregular lots acurt-y: Brown az
s.csn at se'5'Ic: yellow AZ 5}.rsic: white at
rros 1ezs-L,rs, $50; medium 81; small pc
ssfs:p At 81: '4,n ewes and ea.ks ,r:,:e:
vssls-Li.st ree.Pt: .t.adE ou.te: C,9ice
f,t ~ 5sS;t. P.- n: fair at 4F4i.c. hsreties.
rough, small sro thin at s. 70 So per ID.
B.et..CD orier:: Baia.-Pist. and fulton Mar
T.. iss os..,d. S, ,is,~s;,i 10 'n''d'S ''e' N""'N-
s0os;ers ir; hr,!lers BE. TurkeyS-C.oice at 50
2e SusE, .iRsc Gui.eas IS psr dos. Pigeons
''iif 5res.es rs Fs.itrI@scaIdea ans unsrawn, with
hoaa. ars Is.- g.: os.-:S:a' Ca.i;e ; at -. ~;
i6,:c. GEESE stse
Frsxh Fi.h-stt.dy. 6Gote; sHnfsh at &c; crap
II. az 8 ~. small to Sc for large: bass lie
dr-ss-d -at Sc. -rornhill car =: dressed bull
htsas Sc: suSaio. gross Sc; drsss>i butalo a:
Gane-Js<E sntre SIS ser doz. sah6pipers zoe
FER 6Oz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05

Nine-tenths OF humanity Is unsuccessful
ly struggling along the beaten channels
of hard labor in a fruitless attempt 10
gain wealth enough to maintain indePend-
ence from financial serfdom.
But the greedy transforming employers
of to-day spend half their time concoctins
excuses TO cut down the wage scale, and
we find that while the cost of living is
. higher than ever before the price of labor
remains stationary.
Such 4 condition OF affairs must be met
by drastic measures on the part of H1ea
and women whose daily, weekly or month
Iy wage does not provide more than
mere plain liking. You must rise up and
grasp favorable opportunities to inyest
the few dollars you may have saved in
securities that pay more interest than the
hide-bouud rates provided by deeds Of
trust. Government bonds, certificates of
deposit and other close-cropped forms OF
investment.
To secure an income from these Per
cent to per cent securities requires t1e
investment of a small fortune, whereas
there are equally as reliable and popular
forms OF investment which pay as high
as twelve times the interest paid on Gov
ernment bonds.
Just now a generally favored security
is the stock of the Granite Mountain Oil
Company. at 10 gents share
The safety of these shares is unques-
toned when it is known that this company
is acquiring additional assets so rapidly
that the directors have been obliged 70
notify the public of an advance in the
price OF shares from 10 cents, the present
price, to 70 cents on or before May 20.
So great has been the success of this
companys managers that to-day the
Granite Mountain has gained the ascend
ency OF all other oil companies in the
world selling stock at 10 cents a share
by declaring per cent in dividends in
two months.
This record stands alone as a precedent
for all other companies. who are welcome
to follow, but who realize how fruitless it
would be to keep UP with the pace set by
Granite Mountain.
This company courts the fullest invesu-
cation of its financial and physical condi-
tion. and any intending investor. either
man or woman, will be furnished upon
request with absolute proof Of the reliabn-
ity Of the Granite Mountain Oil Company.
Built upon honor and conservatism.
with capital stock Of only $4,000 and
contracts for 10000 barrels of oil already
being fulfilled. the Granite Mountain Oil
Company stands head and shoulders
above all other Beaumont companies.
Its shareholders have already received
more than they expected in dividends and
enhancement Of the value Of their stock.
and yet it can be said with candor that
in two years the value Of Granite Noun
tain stock will astound the investment
world.
Our greatest pleasure and our sincerest
aim is to have the privilege Of presenting
to you in person at our ofice or by
letter, upon request, the ipnermost facts
concerning the Granite Mountain Oil
Company as an investment par excel
lence. 10
Yours very respectfully.
GRANITE INVESTMENT AND LOAN
COMPANY. lE
Suite 21s-21s Granite Block, Fourth and
Market streets. St Louis. r
Phones: Main 41i6A and g1s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05

FEATHERs-7Iq demand; steady. Prime live
S. in mail sse IN larF. sis, "a ci1 White ssF1c: fs
sS.sG x 1870; Xxx iosiss; XxXX Sc
bosg e rHs pges-whise Vii. Sc: dark 20
h; black tsil ;.c Ts1rs at isc; antelope f5c per
H.; Eost :N esch; dsmased out;
Ebs Ss Pf peits T. noranails hSr soc
to Soc .henriiprs at &C to 15e dry stock. fallen,
EooTs19ias.as at ttHm sss to -; LADY lazy
root Sc bark Of & se 2c snake at S5g; ST. black at at
g: zkSIcsp leaves Zoe; easssfras bark sc; Wild
tgs slsEeF in Z, @ 81; and 5nf ngg Ess .. 0o
sEN.LovER sEED-.2..5 per 100 lbs.
LIE.FsD o1L-Rsw at SIC, boiled 65c; prices
,6AsToR. oLL-Lot. 30 gal. 11,4e ls. No. and
doTToN-sEEp 6ifsHsgrnrnssr as pys pysliow at &c:
White H., sc winter ter yelseE SIC: Writer white rs
oIs At ils tyss f0Eeiss ,,s,,,. :, sogtsc.
bbl:: S peE shi. more thi. side wv '-'
HEMP sEED-IIatest bid at s5.2s per 100 lbs.
pEIED GREEN PEAsE-Jcbbins from store at
N.ss: Scotch s1.s5; split 81; whppoorwin pease at
WHITE BEANs--Hsnd-picked pea beans in a
.si.li way from .tg.e N:ss per s9: ~, screened
bean. ar SIC per ID: blsckeye y.a5: caiitcrnis
pink :Ec: lrnt,ls at 4,-c: New York kidney at
koNEY7-comh: Da.k .t sGsc: bright amber
lc~fIc: white altolfs 15dlsc. Strained: Southern
In hbls. at s.Tfi=c; cans 555I4c; California cans
eysi.r
HOSs-Msrkst steady; machine picked In best
d.r,snd: offerings liberal: sray-rixed 1i.frGc;
black mixed l1.T-l4c: rischine picked x at s9
si.c; Xxx AZ Si!4tc; Xxx at 4iseHSc: xxx 5ip
EMPTY BARRELs-Coal OIL turpentine and
gasoline s5c; vinegar 1oc; black oil s0c. lin.eed
75c; 90. half bbls. Sc: wine 95c; .auerkraut l5c
pickle 45c: onlt SC: -four Bc: rnolasyes SOC: lard
tes, S.e; lse GH for esch broken head. e on for
BROOM CORN-Nominally firm. Quota per ton:
Fair ssoQS5; common ssoGfk
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New T9F gy sE:q5Bfs!Rts SFaP nsSs.i ss S9.
t: SiHtsr :trasbtE R..ssa.Sc;. &j9nsso,s Patents
q: :a ynt'F m x3,.r n,5as oM IS sass:
Ry, -four qui., .aes $50 bbis FL fair to good g II
sisaSy ss se2ss SsiGs %.sn f rn'y &and1
wine ssas55 Ry.sssy: No Msstsrn @ 68c + . So,3 ,.
faGf. sarf.y S5e dalI; is ssedns s.asse New YORK;
psins s1ss nv 8 x. f9rk b saT.s EsGaS 80
90 'fP's bu futures lures and o9 Su spot spot steady
No red soc elevator; No. rod Sic nominal {.
30 hard nmSf| Manitoba nit c sS.e Z o b aaoat: wRsa;
opened firm aI9 a shade hisher r, being IN inhr, u,
the Northwest. but efforts to take profits re
veaied little good supp9rt and Heakne's tn-usr ,
weather in Kansas. and left OF &c net higher;
SSssd Msy sss' ss Sent, soSsa sc,as e eI5.sd SIC be-
s2@s1Sessc. closed So, Corn-Re 'epts %, $50 bu
sSRsT,s @ = e & SsSs 5s sc 0G s. Spot sno. ssSady Cp6
market opened steady with wheat and then yield
bies and unio.din-s. the market finally rallied
with wheat and closed shout ste.dy at lsd-e ne,
&c: Sept. 5s7.a6s{.c. c!o,.i esi.c cats"Recsipts
lsslGo hq; 'pot Gaie,; No; No, &c; &c. No 8,se;
Western 477ac. trk. while western 59f55c; trk
white state toaS.c; OFT ons we're dull ard lower
spfinr bran s1I7sis IS: n,ddlins. ssd21 q: Win
ssss sss ss5G 10 eScs '2 & aq H6ps s'sR aa6f
STATE common to choice. 1901 1GG2oc: 1900 Is
is n5se ,sie sfs sd s 9 E9s a f53Y t5ss
to e5 lh... 1sc- California. 2 to- - lb,.. 1stEc;
Tsss' TX dg @ g. 0 I, ce;tssr aHc. Gg; s ACID ~
firm: family SIS; uess s15: beef hams s21dc2;
packet si5: city extra India mess 129G2f. Cut
meat, nr'r: pcklei bellies Sio 80 OIL; pickle!
steady: Western steamed SO 90 Nav clased s 0 20
nominal: refined fin: Continent so 20: $.
81 10: cor7pound $ 5o,T 8 Pork hrm: family ',s
lfo; !,5v s5oTt eIfir s;;y Nsgn Sr NOS 81 sTlS
tpE.s rfeei s,.rs-.c c5to- ssei oil arm p!inio
crude nominal yellow t5i.Eisc Rice firm: d.
rnesssc fair 10 extra 81 dsl5c: Jsp1n tI.iSe. Mo-
la..ss nrn: New orlsan, open kettle, good to
ainrenp6li.. Nav a.-cios.: vhea.-Nnv 75,,
-slsc: July T5s. 175T,c: Sept. 7:s.c; on trk No
Soribefn ssrq ne i so ronrrr,, rs:sn,. ssSo5 S9
second patents 50 756ss5: first ci-ars s2s5: sec,
ond clear. $. 10 Bran in bulk si4
Chis.so Nay sesss !, Gnr! llSpy fl firm winter Pat.
snrinr sp.cI,ls 81 2na4.2O: patents So 40dssO;
strsirhts y e113st wheat-No 3 spring 7iT75c:
No red s3~Sli-c. osts-No. . sc: No. white
S.eS-No- iarse-' SO. No | Northvestern
Mes Mes per,t per bbi} ssssai7 la ger is lbs1
dry salted shoulders CbSd.i S.75as: short clear
sides ChxdD sinlndlo,n. Whisky ihasit NJ high
wtrszl sl7n. C11ver-Cor'ract ,r-de se25
Kansas CITY Nav 2.-Close: Wheat-Mav T23.c:
No red 7sGsoc Corr-Mav sc: Sept 5saSsi-c
cash No = mixed s5IG5i5c. No. 2 white s7i57tsc
No sst5c oat-No. white ass. Hl7c. Rye-No
s1s. Receip.s-Wheat = 400; corn 81 200: oats 500
Shipment.-wheat 1.sco: corn sc. 500: oats 3Oeo
liverpool. MAJ l z; T.mclo.inE: Pease-Cln-
% s. Sd Hops at London Pacific coaso Arm: Is lis
strong: Ss prime mess Western rs Hams firm: short
cut. Il 10 Is lbs. 54s. Bacon-cumoeriand cut, IS
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

Butter@Scarce and hYm. Quotations: Creamery
Extra -.rssc: hrsts lsN.oc; seconds l5e3lsc Dai-
N-6xtra 1sr2oe: hrsts lsf17o, Ccuntrv-Choicc
roll l4e scor TO good lsc choice packed I.c: poor
to fair s.e; grease te. tadi.-packeG-Extr. Ipe;
fists l1GlSe.
Egg-Curr.rt racs!rts at Ike Re-e,,,. 5.T
pses Ieesl apd ssSl through.
rh--.e-Jobairr: twins st lf-r; r--ls- Tlyr.
cairie. Ilfe; Y. A. 14h.c; lcr- nor, ls-: y y
lsrs- ltI-e: y. Y. snail isc Isrbu-.s- i+-
sy.-.-Choice 1ssisc: Ne. 1.i.cise. Brick 1Ii,.
Previsis1s.
rerk-Eev standard s1T.so7l;.s5 per bb i. a
jobhirs way.
Nd-Choiee steam y. side 1o.c.l-c par IL in +,
jobbirs Eay; kettle-rendered at 1oi-aieE,-
Green Hanas-In ear lots f. g ;. z. side: HAMS
~ j, "A and Is ,v. 1sdbs at lIs~<eIisc:
IAeLe. California and New York Shoulders At
sS4szc- From the block. del-Run of house
New York shoulders at Size.
D. g. Meats-To arrive, S36oay cured cribs