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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill, Sept es-Certihcsies ~ inccr-
poration were issued by Sec elary OF state Rose
today follows:
The Continental Financing Corn1any. Chicago;
capital, Si09 90: cese al b-uk rye business. In
corporators-F- D. Aunroe. - \. Winston and
Ii. 7. Mckenna.
The East St Louis Athletic Associat tion. East
St Louis: capital. $2.50y: Tor the iurthsrIrce -
athletic sports. Ilco-p1rat Robert Traubsl. II.
l. Browning and l.. \. Tuner. ].
The Thompson Piano Company. Chicago: caDi-
tai, g. 500: manufacturer and deaii'c in ical
instruments IncOrp lra tors-Cha- e. + Thom. son,
Harry +. Carson and vi Ia W. Il. the.
OchTaTy Nz1iumne Pcdp1 1ru5i-i Sp1tak Ces-so-
Poiskycal Reisarskych. Chicago. banevosnce. In
corpcrators-FerdInand SvJ-od1. Jcha A. Prince
and George Fuka.
jusls Kezs.er & Co. located n West Virginia.
with cRp.ta1 stock Of s.. fol.y0. licensed u
transact busiaezs in ILiIois. with St-te capital
Tne Ward-Corbv Co-rpaly. lOca.ei at Camden.
y. J.. with cauital stock Of S2. ~. CO., Is Ii
censed TO transact busicczs IN H-n1is. with a
State capital Of $1J,ct5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
0gjJkinAsMaNpeA

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trus, Building. Sew
cnfh and CnestnJ. Sts--fndivtdrsl instruction
given IN BookkespsaT. Penmanship. ShJrthand.
TypcxTftinz. Arithmetic. Grammar. etc. Fall
or write for catalogue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
HAYWARD'S

business ard Shorthand CoIlere- eis. 20. II and
IN Shorthand. Typevritine Bookkecpine. A-ith-
mstic and Penru7nship. Phone s1s. Day ana night
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

LEGAL NOTICES.

To Whom 1t May Coacern-Tne partnership
heretofore existing between Oliver Abel and
David ]. MacDonsti under the style Of Abel &
MacDcrald. opticians. at g. Locust St. ST.
Louis Mo. is this DAY dissolved by mutual C-,:s-
sent the undersigned succeeding 20 the assets
and good will Ct the business and continuing
st. Louis. Sept. zs, .9J2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHs.


". and B. Boyer. 2223 Salisbury; boy;
J. and II. O'Flsherfy. 153i NaHincAroct; ooy-
r. and VI. Gieye. lz1 Ferry: boy
G. and :. Huefe 571i Bar; cirl.
g & RI Leniz. 3tiS Clark: gil.
G. * NJ. WiianS. If-g Bremen; boy
e a VI. Huhn. 3s3iA California; boy
J. ana 5 Harris. .sle MorCan; boy
H and p Mueller. afI5 Franklin: girl
Doctor J and NJ. Gordon S5es Page. boy.
c. and l. Marker. 1853 ;Eev-f< boy.
2. and X. Burke. rs it0tisI-ent' boy
J. and T. Brush. sG25 Russell. boy
II. and G. stueke, 95s withnell; g!-L
J.. aui l.. Smith. l521 Casg. boy
d and T. Coaney a3i7 F3laey: hor 2aa girl
{ and II. DAILY. - Goo4ze.!ow: boy
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

wedding Rings solid Gold.
Finest qualities. = 10 80. Me:mod i JAG
cards BrcaGway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
PENSIONS. PATENTS.

PATENTS. PENSIONS hack par. dl-chsrr...
notary pubic. advice free IL d. q p r.
oBrien. Il Chestnut 81. 81. Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

FINE half Jersey COW and yeariins heifer- Ap
Dly S32l Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

| HCTSEiiRI. wANTED-A ri-i to DO general
so0S- Tctk; TO ch;.d-cn. gooI wages At I5.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMaI.E.

JOE GELBER can use any amount of gentle
mems cIothlTS: pay twi-e as -iu.k as an5 boz :
because neeG taem caa.y: s.rl postal. Ii Carr
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

PACKAGE-Found. large package on 8. Eighth
St: one can have same b. pr-vilg. ii5J n Je-le--
son ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

TEAMS 10 haul macedan. 81 per day at
Grand ave. and Forest PARK boulevard. Bam-
br.ck-Bates Con. Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

Hoj-STGiHI. EtNTED-Girl - rssls; with
| ave. - --'
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
STEAMSHIPS.
SITUATIONS .vASrEp-uALE.

ACCOUNTANT desires 50: Of books % au
c write u evenings. reasonable. - 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

YOUNG man TO learn gToceTy business. =.
heard
Ianita- dept store So; store porter. $40.
BARTENDER. 81: assistant. SO. saioon porter
Married couple FOR farm. SD. farm hands. s50.
Three youaC men run on passenger trains IS.
SIX young men to lsarn trades, - week start
lfachinistr. hellers. si.75. factory hands. ie1
Col factory labore-S. SO: por;ers. ..
Ten mill hands. Ark. free pass. to-day.
I.sbcrers- teamSters. 81. free rass. all points
Men for wholesale and warehouses. 81 week
Delivery drivers tear1Sters. Truckers. 81 Slf.
Other places OPEN all work guaranteed hy Us
Nfrfar r-snnluvn1erf Cn. ef1 Olive -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
OPTICIANS.
OLD CLoraINe nuuGnT.

ABSOLUTELY highest price paid for ladies'
ana gents cost-on clothlag; send postlL- 5. Coz
don. 30 Morgan St htnlCch .0lS.
HIGHEST cash price pad for ladies' and cea-
tlenlei's cast-cn ciotEing: cali nd postsi
Mrs !. Miner, bsl Walnut kan. 4 Is. 40 hranc-i
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27
LOST AND FoU.0.

BELT-Lost. black beit with liver buckle. on
Hamilton ave. and Suburban t.Icks- Yea Ie-
turn TO tOcS maple
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-27

HoCSEGIRL WANTED - Girl fo- Een-raI
housework' 10 upstairs work; wages SIS s.ii
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

os5 I'm II asaa s ess a oss ssnsa si aou iafss'
= lliI i2s "a L'5ay Tin was Tsss owing 70 Teilfii &
hlgher yesterday spot closed Al 70 5Ig 20
the London market tor futures 52 rs Cd but spot
staneArd closed al he lake I75gl2e eeetrgytc at
80 y,s SnebanFeS A. 40 15 ~ Tsor TIarEe
and locally az 4'se tEII tEtSpeiter also vas un
al fIs .IROe'-IFoa ruled lower in English
5as s'l la there shsnse in The M Nev@Yors aSs
whieh continues 2Sls Pat ssa95 warrants arr m
foundry. northern 10 foundry Southern. and No
Moi.AssEs AID sYRCFs-Alolas.es arm ana
"a S1''i ohisf os gs5insy f99g ruled
mon 81 lse isF !9 5tf go y e-zs prime = &9e
NsH-oresH: gis 9Psn so I AZ, i9
'6cEAN FREGHTs-steam freigh,s continued dull all
trades with improvement shoag ia either the demand
oairy was light except coal vessels TO England
P9T, 9r sS5 SsiIh antWeP Ie M d55 s5's s lGaG %
Bristol and HUI "a 74'sa Lslh 20
dam 43se Novembsr s cotton g Liverpool Per 100 10
900 tons geneisI & eS sfeas y m sgJh & Ai,ca IFlyaie
2i76 tons general cargo Hamburg 70 savannah. private
tington 70 NeV-York % Cd British steamer 2O4i tons
ssa,er sea ooo tons gross coal card to Boston ss BTt
ish steamer Lisa 9F Go4 , t to Boston % q
ss sd Norwegian ba.k 4ss tons gm1sr FeTnandina 70
petroeum, hence 10 Denmark private terms chartered
a61osd ssh kT4.s s option Roso 81 s6hoon aS n 10
osTood Black River 10 Boston 81 BEiteh schooner 300
tons Phosphate rock Por Tampa 70 cartaIsI S2 25
sshSSns5 g % option ON sound sshoone tons a5e4 &
yste terms schooner lll2 tons Ice Roeport 70 Norfolk
s0e sshooae5 S tons coal South An5oy To- psye 81 "a
schS2HsT S esre o R S 6 cPsa Psa4ePha 20
hence 20 Shanghai ls,se Novein6er British steamer
2GS5 '0Ps NoveSer British tons general
CAIRO hes SOS = tons timber HOLLAND london ana
Hui Ii s to larger arrivals ana prospects for more
a sI1snd than expected. cottonseed oil showed con
tS.rabe yesterday declining about &c gallon
from Se FOR SPOT fary steady recent Prices
though ns II Is instances Petroleum. arm and IN soos a
reSspi, PTSss bs. 81 g Sns = & 30 ana IN
bulk - 20. SoW-York IS 60 Cottoaseed OIL P1 ~
Grade. Fa' oSi on spot: forward 5S. summer %
S ysilow SSs Fellow Fellow sSs; nominal prime
Asoaa seed 1 cay Ez ssT ard OF siGsse raw 44@
s,OxTsTorss-wth a moderate speculative tras. N.
ioe, showed nTnness throughout The day partly in
syInpaI ISS.ctea and advance IN live hogs cSsSs
only Os s2 sn9 ss Sns 5oo at ~S oman S Rsg4ns
49, 70 osotea: Mess sls 15asie: family SO: hoT cis-
ss g. sSss5S 20 a 5iI ness So
DRESSED HoGs-stsasy. Quoted: Bscosss a.
s.s leP r sS: s.s so s5sass .9 s'i s.. gis
g.. 10 r. isEc: y To Is1e Il 10 lse Pckls9 9oHing g
ssIs % SHGtsaw at s eisa cis s s; ssn n quoted
IARD,s;;ssssy ,S SsSed s R.sr.2 +, II zoe lsTa
Quoted: south America, l2o Continent. II SOC. ray;
fssAFslSE-FsTn quoted: oeo. i5alsc: city lad
Drios are ssosd a. selling basis o'asoa: ae5se Fl
0%ss5iiS p esoi E: saS5so; head 5ss5e Pitsss brine
torssn fsnrooh g sSha Ga SSR 4a'e lava
st5AE-Redned sagar was nrEn At former list pr,.,
ssT. Sai shipments Hsrisiy 70 s.s.s,s ssess
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

s,g sss isSPs g Is..sa 81 9ss osss E s go sacks city feed
hOnlEy ehog So 50 6gk clinical s3sasS7 ga zo
.tbse sssi made ~ recover from previous
az the close ae higher than the prsS ssaay ana
to element OF the e5asra6ls assist
From Franeiseo aGnSissy sr 6Ss .iaI eash
situation growing strength daily but and i5e
lar r.pr s from the North PacsS prices Sm
neapolls was likewise hrner on cash grain with b's @ 1
an efetuai c6ntsraance 10 connue5 me situation
soPa-d Safa ssFfe WIN @ s. 90 6usheIP PGlaS iss9 20 Leg bushels
rivals were especially liberal at ssl but likewise
cash demand Speculative huying favored the Nav I @ Ie
seoessions 70 supplies owing 70 hesx lase
nent out of Duluth Foreign markets contributed con-
bT cIosn "a et hisher al Liven 5ength on this side
gave the ocial estimates Russian crops this ves2
estynSted at ass bushels against ass 4 @ wa:
400 900 corp9 Wiz SO 400 600 last v sso' oats Ss
tnaes ali show an increase the se1i-oTtcs5
issued late in sePteaeer with the exception of wheat
was expressed over The export business which aggregated
trade Was fsir I F-5l opening 10 60 az day tEe
showed little Tnden, toward resction bei6 nm ne market
gSTtsd Cd on every small ssi92ss M359er ] was unfayors
psseete,eG ps on Frlda9 rs o. - SSSn wheat
ana No. ! Northern Duluth. s2%c, both prompt; 10
Duiuh Sac pTon1pf ana SIC November $40 NJ S9lh9ya
ssS @ S eneTFy 6eq OF s5s lse market
~ wei IN hand all day wound Gp me session with 2d'sc
BgyinE orders freely from soU-Ces
indicating confidence the long side ana fbs-
was also talk Of fresh bull deal IN Chicago
received some color from the opposition that being
raised against making change In the
q in the Ch.cago market There seemed to Be some
chance few days that inspection might be nn5i-
re. little poor con dltion
but II unlikely that this will occur Ca.b
demand fairly active the various markets
little smaller here. only 5000 bush sold on
local account leads taken bv exporters throusb
the outporIs The kept fairly rIs
outlook unfsvorahe owing 70 prospects showers
through Western Friday. Foreign malkrgr
closed Sglsd lower The Price Current said thst ne
generally favorable for corn, which Is driving
slowly and being onerAd for sale when IN III condition.
No. closed 67c elevator. G. &c 3 shoat. NJ
white and yellow, 1oc o b afcat..... .oATS-There vas
fair speculative trads IN at ths West. nothing
dane here. the following strength
rather firm. CaEh sales -. 90 bush. No . osrs
white S4d40e, and standard white S65ao; RYE-Nar-
ket Cuist No. Western, $ b afoat. r,e
5issSszc, No ? 64g54'sc track sales. 900 bush
basis, anc 10000 bush export BARLEY Market
quiet Feesiing quoted At 4le and mailing s9q6ic
both ( Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

We quote: Cut loaf crushed and dominoes. sl5e mould
and cubes 4eoe: XXXX powdered soc' 'rssSIs con-
coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 4ISe trs ans
fectonsrs granulatei Soc Essle coarse ana N baEs ~
me granuated 4s5c; Eagle 10 bags Of me snS
5oOc. Eagle me granulated stana@fd a. Nos
diamond 4. 65c- confecIioners A. 45c5 10 /
and 3 4Soc; No : 25c: No s 2)c No . 90
lOc; No s. 405c No p No 10, } s9c 10 ~
10 T. Ss5c. No 49, 3sOe; Nos II and - sos: No TIP 10,
pc, Eagle powdered, 495c, crystal dQlln
feature Of the dsv the sensational AdN 49,
Price Tor beet The regular e5e4e re
ported a gain Of So GSd Win October and Novem
Der at IS HAD. This supposed 70 be on
or the and beet crop NoAi- I't
exceed 100000 tons against the late estliare @
9eiotep tons by Mr.. Licht- But later tnere vas A
ss@Hy & reaction which took away nearly az - ITiv
Ihat closed October IS Ind and November az = 1
zane was UNCHANGED with Java = 20 ana Ia IelHs
al ss The worlds visible supcly was 10000 tons
ne local market for firm ana Ihc.anssl
WIN centrifugal % test, Sac mlscOyaco - test az
$ l6.. an1 mo-asseE So test az 2 la-lt--
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
EURoPEAN PRODUCE ,,.nv-

LaysTPCo Oct 23,E5cl9sng wheat-spot No red
" Wn'S' SIsL os Nd; No Northern spring quiet
December. IS lO@sd; March SIS I'D CornEsnot STEADY
American mixed IS Sad. Futures staa5v or,
nal January IS sd March. IS ID Professionalism dull
6s 61d Flour-St Louis fancy winter ouet C Al Hon.
al London.Paeic TI, G1sss firm iosaf7 Beef strong
strong e5s Hams-short cut IA 10 fs M arm SIS
Bacon quiet Cumberland cut. 20 so n fss short III
10 10 "a TO SOS long clear middles 2S - I'd ~ CO. al
long clear mddes s5 70 80 10 sis 6d sbort % slssr @ hss
70 70 "a o ofs clear bellies Ia 10 ass Shouders-
ssgaT IL to y ~ Siet SIS Id~Pms western tn
Butter nominal Cheese steady; Amerca5 snsst Vbifs
eho colorsa Dos Ia!oW-Frime city firm 29s 6a Tur-
peLtne-Sprits quist 8es Cd. 49, a.
Petroleum dull, Cd Rosin-Cormo5 al uaIi5 -' NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. October o. 1902.
EVES-Receipts s cars 115 head. all consigned
1ess Sss 5S9,v No sales Dressed * beef @ ssssdy
Cables quoted American live cattle selling at 12g1sle
] 9essed weight refrtserstor beef at 1Gl-e per n No
CALVES Receipts. Including lis direct. were 1o6 head
total of 1873 be oldS Jersey city and $50 at SIX
IN better demand and The pens fully cleared
xeals sold at sass IS 100 NJ small calves al SAG
Isc per country dressed sgl2c dressed Erassers and
.s <agsJ s. ii u qs % gF2 p yeal' i'' n average at
J. 6 curtis & Son: 10 veals 1+S 70. IS so; DO
John P Nelson S Western calves 2s2 n a, IS; date
yesterday 81 Western calves SS2 ~ at - 50 5
G & l S. Dhlenback IL vsals 1913 10 at S SS' DO
Iss n at IS so; i,s Do 50 n? - at ssr, s5
direct 70 slaughter we're 5s1e head msNi ns,s1 ~
cars to sod-14 city and 10 at sixte5st
s6od oTay ~ al sq cos 10 stead prices but generally
ruled DUH and lower sheep were torH II we're unsoid
sheep sold At Sass 90 100 ~ lambs at s = oCqs2 bs2 ~ ~
dressed lambs. general sales sgs1.e ,.bs 81 ~
svsar n Is 40 Der 100 n 81 kenucEy do SO ~ at
50 n So us Kentucky sheep 1o2 n at 50 So l' DO
IS rO at s. So do Il n. at s. 4o 30 do a 10.
Kerns Commission Company: 2s2 Buffalo lambs 81 Io
s. 36 249 do 81 ~ 81 90 ls4 Ohio sheep lOS 10 at
George & l. 3 Dienback: I7s Northern Canada lambs
s Judd 8 Co: 25e Buffalo lambs so 70, at IS 90
Tobin 8 shannon 100 Pennsylvania sheep llS 10 At
s sanders 45 Pennsylvania lambs. e2 n at IS as so
J. H Hume & Bro: lambs es n. at s. S7'a'
Z DO. 90 n. s. *. -, NJ
HOGS Recents 3 e24 head: about on sale MAJ
steady state and Pennsylvania hogs sold az g ~
o uer 100 n Country dressed SG1Olc per 10 toF
heavy o light weights -
Saes-J H Hume & Bro 12s state hogs Jos 70 ave-.
age AZ s. q per 100 n: rouEhs 252 10 at 50 20 uate
yesterday State 2S m at 81 y; roushs $50
10. Sc %. ~. nat.
s Sanders: So PENNSYLVANIA hogs l54 10 az q 5o, H
1T2 10. at 81 To-; - FehnsyI-
yanta to 182 n at 81 roughs. $50 10. at 50 10 -
Mullen date yesterdays: I'D state hoes lou '0'
a 10.
s Judd & co. date yesterdays 80 Pennsylvania hogs
n 81 Is: 66 do. l61 p az 81 So rousLS
3OT n. al Sc 25. staEs 5S5 70, at S5
Tc5n Shannon date yesterday) % ~ ~ "a
rouEhs. 2s4 n at s6 Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
CASH ouorATIoNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October - 1902
OFFEE- opening steady, with prices unchanged
s eonee ruled generally duh to-day finally clos
q the opening level. The
F vas special feature the European
- he!rg unchanged early. though Havre sfterWRrd
ssTsnoed slightly, closing net franc higher The
also unchanged ana the receipts
moderately full 1Ist about IN line with
rti5ns The interior reported a. so hsEs dAy
- The ports had 63 O00 There a clearance OF
ne0 bags Santos and Of 1900 hags from Bahia
Ryers sellers seemed their respective
q values and but little business transacted. Such
trading originated for the part from
for foreign and spot account, while the bull
leaders the chief buyers The total sales footed
g SO bags The market quiet, with
UNCHANGED from the basis OF sc for No
The OF prices the local market to-day
Vas follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

SPOT closed quiet with quotatioIs G 5 Nd
ne basis uni1dling upland ana 80 io
ens Gulf Sales e79 bales so1tnern spoI 80. M
Sss sesraI9ea az to4i9" 20 ,sSes- Noble Suet IN
chaaged az l5lGc sales 500 bales savannah stsaos'
UNCHANGED a s.. sales bales, NilTnlrkto
unchanged sHc Norfolk steady. unchangea a. 80
tees las bales: Baltimore nominal unchanse1' 90
t56c: Augusta stesdy l-l6c higher az SAC; saes sz
bales. 81 Louis quiet unchanged az sse go
receipts Orleans are loy5o 70
eies compared bales actual lAst NeeE 90
$50 bales Houston Tor to-iiloti W.
% i5o0 bales against p 61T bales actual 90
nc ~ l08 bales actual last year Al t,b II s
% R000 hales eetinated, comparing WIN -''''
neles last week and "a s3l bales last year -
Receipts porte and interior points to-1as DO"
fered win fhe same CAV last week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fol

COTTON-The gain yesterday wiped to-day
pCices p0uts higher. and the market continued
upward Tor period the call bu-linE
Gnt tlrry OF covering for the part the
SUIT Of st receipts all points the South and
that Chicago bulls How
ever before midday the u the bears place
return ot former aggressive short se While The room
present speculative public refused support prices
entire belt The cables from Liverpool public and private
Indicated reluctance part 10
Hollow tle american rise the impression lreFallhs gen
ets- alFlaa tAat the crop rs la[seF tlah NeW-i oIA
pecustors have been reporting f. The estimates Tor to
morrow receipts leading points failed 70 Indicate any
future yet The weather gave prospects q
colder weather South. and while some districts VIII
Doubtless cloudy country VIII still enjoy
he afternoon the market displayed weakness ana prices
an downward rapidly under vigorous bear pressure aeNe
Iors circulated 20 The erect tnat prominent l
epool operator well known srcoessful cIop proG-
belt INSPECTION yield. would to-day or to
morrow beartsh statement and crop estiI ate
The South ana local traders were heavy seere aLsL
reports came out The mafket az ne lLlss
and net i points lower Total sales We're
The hears explained the comparatively
Agh receipts due 20 general movement on me
planters - gather remainder q the crop WIN a.
possible haste and this had been accomplished %
ae weather n. u would be simple InsueI 70
Bustors e-7r was circulated His observations of tne
crop command world wide attention he estimates the
crop Il 30 90 bales with great possnllUes hh9-ta
ne present favorable weather continue fof teh cas-
Etey reported damage 70 me CROP ne sasS - TeIas SY
orouth worm Mexican weeyil but on the "nole
the crop an de is recognized as nlos
ne trade fe-1s been 60 carefully Ni eo ot i-e
sbselce abandoned fields been 20 Marked II u oP
O great possibilities. IN several states - t@.' % ,,r
taken second growth which VIII g on ,s.a,
killing advises farmers 70 naf6et the4t 0o1o-
instead q holding many are doing, ,, o., A. :,
The rsrFe prices IN the local market toaAs
=
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
OTHER MARKETs-BT TELEGRAPH.


Chicago oct 23-Cattle-Reeepts. $500 incluoiIg ing
Westerns slow steady; good TO prime steers g
So poor medium IS 54S6 80; stockers and leeoes
81 25GS4 % COWS 40GS4 so heers. g 3gSS Gamers
steers Is. Western steers. 50 1886 90 HOGS
Receipts today. $1,000; Tomorrow l2uooi lett over,
5000 opened l0q2Cc higaeF GPsea Win N cSoice beav
So 9Oas7 25 rough heavy So 3OGs5 So light 60 SvgSo
bulk Of sales Ss 1881 sheep-Receipts ls0V9 sneep
10 choice mixed 81 5OGS3 so; native lambs Ss 5OssS 90
Cincinnati oct. 28-Hogs higher. 81 s5@esI TO- Catte
steady $2aS6 sheep steady 81 6OgSS 4o lanos du SV
East Liberty Oct 2s-catte steady; choice ss soss7:
prime heaves 81 5Gs7 s5 medium 81 ioaS 49, seayy N
Workers S7GS7 %: light Yorers. SO So4S1; pigs go s
Sc So Toqgh sSgS1 sheep 5S s1SS cSoes iaHbs S $50
So 80; veal calves. - oOgSa
Kansas CITY Oct 23-Cattle-Receipts. $500 natives
500 Texans: calves Texans. 1000 natives Corn ca
weak: quarantine steady best stocers and feeders
slow. choice and dressed beef steers
s5 good sass So soeksrs and feeders E. Sg
S4 80 fed 50 5O9 IS 90 Texas ana il.l
stee-r SO 25dS4 25 Texas 81 IoaSa 2Si naive s
81 5OqS4; native helfers. 81 eoqS3 90 can3es
10 600 market averaged higher. 2(c hisheT top
50 90 bulk of salee S5 I56S6 So heavy. 50 20 80
mixed packers SO 75Rss 80; light S6 o. 7gS6 ~ 14TTsS
market steady 70 strong LAMPS Lover s s25Ssg 10
s. IOgs5 10. Western lambs S4a$t 90 led ewes 5sS S
stockers feeders. 81 1898 so
East Buffalo oct -Catte-Recepts $50 head mar =
kaf steady: prime s. 25SI I5. shlppIng - 'S
s.: butcher s4gs4 50; hsters SSgso COWS 2SgS 81
sorers So 25FS4 stock heifers 81 bpGSo Feas % Vg
s. = Hogs-Rscepts $500 head market slow and hesvy
:trongeT others a1 1, yyorsers So e5S7 O5 light
Yorkers Sc 75Gss S. pigs So 7o8S6 IS Loughs 80 og
s. 5oes8 sheer aad .doS 5S Sc
81 81 ewes, 81 25GS3 rs. mixed sheep. 81 toGSS ID
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
SOUTHERN CorroN MARKEr
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET

LiyerPoo Oct g. p m..-CSotton-spot firm; prices 4
2ntS 2gdI 1nse; 9 ;;p5gpS Taons fair 512: good mid
ordinary 4o2 ordinary 40 The sales OF the day were
coo bales OF which 500
and included 500 American. Receipts is 900 bales in
GLIDING 100 American Futures opened firm and closed
Saiet; AmeriSsn miSding October. 45s buyers
cember 44s buyers; December and Js1ua~v A a. buy-
ss January and February 448 sellers. February and
March. 446 value March and April AZ seiIarS. Apr
and May. Al value: May and June I AZ h,vers sym
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
NAVAL STORES.

sns At Savannah IN the price for spirits turpentne
80 A. undertone here. with machines offered
res - rssibly could he bought for little
Al DO; vas arm and IN good demand. with limited offer
iNos- Tar was Arm We quote
ings3, TURPENTINE-On and machine. bbls. 55hG
Soc ~. hbls 50 y. oil bbls 81 40
IAeINConmon good strained 81 7O6SI rs; D. 81 So
He,Sdds : 81 %. 81 95 H. 81 10. 81 40lS2 So X
F. 81 a. So n So so. W C. 81 %. and W W. 81 50.
30 80 STOCK ON HAND.
~ o.
lAusl. ,urpentine. bbls BIS
;Tr bbis LO'S
Tar - Oct 2s-Turpentine sic; receipts .is5
ssIes $50 bbls; exports 1I5 bels Resin nrn re
iEfs 3Iio bbs: sales slA oo1s 80 6bis
quote; 81 rs: I. So: K. 81 so: N 50: " 50 So W G.
IS 20: ,ston Oct 23TurpentRe and rosin unchanged
ChsTlss-tor oct 23-SPirits turpentine-Receipts s.
'Rosin steady 81 2o9sl IS receipts, l97 bbls.
casks rrentine hrn. 81 75Gs3: receipts. 40 bbs Tar
Cruoe. ~. receipts. los bhls.
nrm g ~ Oct. 2S-cIosinE; TlTpsntinesplrits. ais
LoraoLs, Ls,nsr.can strainsi- - I.st; Ens De Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

Saoa exchange special Liverpool eseletspot 1e.S1 az
.aefle demand sales 900 bales specnlatfon 80
~ 30 bales. American OOG bales: receipts Looo
American. 1900 bales: nide4nS sas. 80
fs<lee steady 10 points advance Closed guleS 90
az Points higher October Ssh octooef--S9ys ysr ~
NoEeflbeT- -DecembeT s.slbs Decen.oet
Ssss January February, 4s6s: FebrDsrY hsren ~
lsrsass,Aprl ss7s; April-Aiay, ssIyi a1y-Hhe' ,
s.i..llesleI-Harns steady. Cloths, more dong
,,rtsyuk AND MEAL-The nour market was p..euesA..y
seees buyers stili being q line with ue pLloes
~ the mills, although renewed htrenttn AZ
nis Ssgss -; winter straights IS sOas3 80; winter
s. ~ 1908 - spring clears, - loo - ~. 20 ~.
winter, 81 winter. = -
wES s2s sogs2s spot and 20 sgTiys sd,e a. :It and
roo RYE FllOuR-steaoy. quoted. fAr 10
bA 5Q g. s0 choice fancy 50 500 ss ~ "a
a. hls-1ulet. Quoted: Kiln dried, sS s0s5 -,
vh,,.. brand. BAG MEAI,-steady quoted. fine
rFr NC yellow, 81 551Si 65 II ousl q
ax- frn- Quoted: Spring bran. epot- sls: sAckt 20
~ ~ n. &1z sprtnS bran. b1lk. spot *lIi sVfins