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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
GRANITE MOUNTAIN
KEEPS IT'S PROMISES
4 Per Cent Dividend Checks
Now Being Issued.
ANOTHER DIVIDEND in HAY.
This Company Has Kept
Faith with It's Sharehold-
ers and the Public, and
Has Proved to be a Reliable
Investment. You Can Still
Get In at 10 Cents.

This spleniidly managed and dividend
earning corporation, conseTvatively cap
ftaliZed at $3.50 600, owning an immense
gusher flowing 10000 barrels of oil in
issue of checks to pay every shareholder.
no matter how large or how small, per
cent dividend for March.
To add to the satisfaction OF drawing
this dividend our shareholders have the
added pleasure and assurance Of knowing
that the company is already prepared TO
pay another dividend May /.
You cannot doubt the genuineness OF
Granite Mountain shares as an invest
ment when you stop ard reflect that this
lie by selling shares at high and fcti-
tiOus price, but has maintained n fair and
just price Of 10 cents a share-no more
10000.
This is pure justice toward the small
investor. and such fair treatment has won
for US the confidence Of the entire invest
Ing public.
Every promise We have made has been
fulfilled and We point with pride to the
fact that during period Of four months
advertising we have never misrepresented
or exaggerated a single fact about our
organization.
To our readers we earnestly say. that
these shares are now the best obtainable
Investment in the world. for every feature
of speculative risk Is eliminated and
money invested begins to earn dividends
at once.
Here is the best place to invest trust
funds. estate monies. inheritances of both
men and women. guardians and execu-
tors funds and the savings Of persons OF
large and small means who desire abso-
lutte safety combined with high interest
earning power.
We speak with assurance In giving you
the advice to invest now at 10 cents a
share, while that low price prevails.
We have made preparations to call a
directors meeting to consider an adj
vance in price. and this You will agree
is justified by the payment of per cent
dividend to-day and another dividend
Nay 1st.
II you really want to place your money
where II Will be SO safe that you can
sleep at night in peace and where Its
earning power is eight times as great as
bank interest. then investigate the Gran
ite Mountain.
We will be pleased to furnish you full
information. whether you decide to invest
or net, absolutely free.
We Invite your correspondence and We
will reply to your letters promptly. send
prospectus and much interesting informa-
tion.
Write to-day An investment in this
company may mark the turning point in
your financial career.
Address our fiscal agent, Granite Invest
ment and Loan Co.. suite 216-21S Granite
Block. Fourth and Market sts.. st. Louis
Phones: Bell Main 1116A: Kinloch C 2lO3
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

del poor 4oS less; red g per y ,s n.- sbask.,
eras iansE at 81 Mescs es bsa p
e.basket, crate: si.5Oal.75 per i-basket crate
cELEEYSew Orleans .lq! pc, r,s srate q elsEv Ssll
dlsn, .5 "a b" .!e sof so for fs4Ss fs7
cAKEGTs1 Northern SIS per tor washed she 5Sg ;Sa
lon. Sssoe gsF 6q;a! 6q s'ss s
PkRsLEYoNew Orleans a. 1oai5a per doz.
SWEET POTATOES yellow at siai.2';
sPINACH-New orleans at 2OGSoc per doz'
sR iR,1utERKRAuT-Hanalnad SO Is per ls-bbl. and
cRANBERRIEs-s65o 5oas per bbl.; s2.5'a2' %
PARsSiPsDNort6ern pes s. ls5a,s5 So 81 per bbl for
unwsshed; washed 81 per h-bbl. SKI home
cAULlFGoWER-New California at 2.5oa2. %
BE.ETs--sc Pc 1oo lbs. New. Orleans :ea4oc per
doz t,ETc, bTnGhes; s Texas 4js per doz lunches
KoHLRABI-New Orleans at 4cgi5c per doz.
'V;if GREEN PEPPERs-Florida and Cuba a. 81 50
al rs per crate for choice.
sspSNISH@ % 3NIoNs,N:e5 10 per crate; ?, .oo
Mexican nt $3.50 per G-buskct crate; Cuban sla
fs ssF s}s, ssl for .5,,s shGes
RADISHES-2oa3oc per ioz bunches for home
grown: 3pnioc for white New Orleans: louisiana
red 5nTG0c per l3-bu. box: white 7SIs5c long
red 75c; Texas 40sIU0c per peck box: Alabama l5g
2oc per aoz: Mississippi 56ns1c par flat crate
SIfkIIOTS-35I4pc ner doz. punches.
| SCUASH-Cuban and Florida 81 .5eJ2 per g.
EGiGPLANT-ss 5ofsa per crate: Cuban Sling
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans ooassc per
1 doZ huuchcs.
AsPARhGUS-Home grown 5cc per doB. for
small; 75cTM for pint bunches: s1.75 for quart
| punches: California 81 per crate.
GREEN PEhSD-Florida sl.Jpd2 per hamper
81 10 b box: California 81 30 per zbasket crate.
ESCAROL-New Orleans 81 per Dbl;
KALE-Arkansas Sl.75n2 per large bag; ZIG
rs for small; home-g grown aOa6oc per b1 box.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
BY Telegraph.

Kansas City No. April 1.-CattIe-Recelpts
800 natives 90 Texans, go calves: market
steady choice export and dressed-beef steers Sc 4,
a.; fair to good s5G635: stockers and feeders
%. i1a5.30: Western fed steers $5.354645; Texas
and Indian steers s5-I0liS.2o: cows 350q5 %;
native S35flS: heifers S416.50 Gamers 50 50
a.. so: bulls So 50d5: calves s4.5oGs. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900; market strong to sc higher; top 81;
bulk of sales s6.6o96.9o: heavy ss.s5a7: mixed
packers s6 60a6 30: light ss.25G6.s0; rigs S5 4o6D
6. sheep-Receipts 300: market strong TO SC
s6559G.e5: native wethers Ss.25g5.75; Western
wethers 520a5.e0: yearlings s570962o; ewes s4 50
Q525: stockers and feeders s3d5G5.
Chicago, April 1--Cattle--Receipts $500; active
and strong; good TO prime steers S. 60s17 %;
poor to medium si & %: stnekers and feeders
ners 81 2si2 20: bulls S2-s9I5 .. calves s2a5s
Texas fed steers Ss.20as Hogs-Receipts to-day
21,Coo: Tomorrow 5000: left. over 5000: bdI5c
choice heavy s6.s5a7; rough heavy ss.i3as.75:
light 81. ESQ 70 bulk Of Gales s5.59d6 s.. Sheep
Receipts l. 900: strong to 10r higher; lambs
STEADY: good TO choice wethers s5f,5. 80; fair TO
choice mixed "a. 25H5; Western sheep s4.25G6: ma
tive lambs si.5GfiG. western lambs IS 25Gs. 90
Official yesterday: Receipts-CattIe 2LII6: hogs
a fsi: sheep 12.st2 shipments-Cattle 2075: hogs
St, Joseph. Mo- April 1-Cattle-Receipts !. so,:
s2s: veais So 5od6: stockers and feeders s3a5.e5.
Hogs-Receipts $50; steady: light and light
mixed Sc. .59d7s s1ia: medium sald heavy ss.7517:
pigs ST. 4ad5sO Shesp-Receipts ~ o; strong to
iee higher; Western lambs ssGs-So: Western
New York. April 1--Beeves,,Recelpts were only
head; no trading: dressed beef steaiy 1t $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

The Republics quotations are for car lots IN
first hands unless otherwise specified. Small
lots orders charged higher.
STRAWBERRIES-Florid refrigerator stock
c0GS0c Der quart box: ventilated 10Il5c: Texas
Guotable at ssd5 per crate. se.5caS0 per 2l-ouart
case: fancy IS.
.APPLEs-Poor and inferior na! 50 per Dbl.
From storage Rem Davis held at - 5odS.Ib for
choice. in jo5bing way: winesap HG5.
PEARS-California Sl.50HI .65 per box.
LEMONS-California trk. 81. 70 for choice to
50 for fancy and 81 40 10basket carrier Sicily
s. 25Q2. 10 per box in jobbing way.
GRAPE FRUIT-N.5 .50d5.O per box. according
TO size.
ORANGESSlow: steady. Quote new Mexican
Sonora at "a box In iobbing way. California
nayes at 50 2o13f.5 for fancy; seedlings at g 4ip
2.65: Florida at 81.5ed2.1o for choice: fancy Fed
lands SS.l5u3.25: In iobbing way 25a3oc per box
higher. Tanger1nes S. per box
CRANBERRIESIssI7p per bbl.: 81. 1.75a3.25 per
box.
PINEAPPLES-s4Gi2 25 per crate fer Cayenne:
New Havana at 81 .50G2 % per doz
MALAGA GRAPES-se. .s0fIs per bbl.
COCOANUTS-Selling by dealers at S25 per 1.0e1
in small way at g per 100.
BANANAS-On orders at 81 per 100.
POTAIOES-Quote: Rural trlt. at S56iS,c for
FANCY: carly Ohio 81 80: red cut 95f19Sr: Bur-
triumphs a2G94c
NEW PoTAToEs-cuban .5as per bbl.: Flori-
da s. .2sd3 per bu. box.
,ONIONS-Red globe at 81 .25 In sts.: Door coo
EEw oNroNs-southern Illinois Na1.2s 3
peck box
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
Stocks of Grain in Store.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

Eggs-Current receipts at Bhc. Receipts so31
pkgs. local and 2.3ss through.
Butter-Sca-ce and firm. Quotations: Creamery
Extra sc: Nrsts Aae5c; seconds Aa22c. Dairy
1sc; poor TO good ispl.c: choice packed lie: poor
to fair l:QIss: grease &c. Ladle-packed-Estra
Twn, ost at 1aSS singles I1a l'
ise swiss-ChOice i5c: No. 3 l2isaISc. Brick Il
Pork-New standard slss,a172 20 per bbl. in q
o5Sns Hag stseH ds at ai m
sv Grss at c ,s gar Il lGss ssd + IS : 'qs
lel+c: skinned hams. Is.ay lSd2os at 1iesal ,tse
SsR % ioas at .Raadsi: a. & fsfQF4as em ss h bos
hams at g e sS eees Yr,, at Sn3c
70 9isc Caiirornias % at ''s9''sc' Ne" hoFR shou'-
'ft: b s 5. 'ssr MsstsSro arrive 4esoav cured cribs
lots lots in jo6bing way ranged; Extra short ss s;se:
gns at &c shot sssr Ssts SSf Gsss st e at ,s bsss;
at SSsc Dealers charge higher on orders Ss,. .x
raRssG Essfa short saees at SD
al fat edasa nsti s on
has fast bacon at % f Z: at New s
Country GLard-choice sGsc.
saPs at s1Vssy gey fsssir. f s
at ttSIl &C
C;rease-Smail irregular lots country: Brown
at 37sc; yellow ut 4iAc: white at 4&c. PnckerS
stock%Brown at 47sd5c; yellow at 5i.aShc; white
at &c. =.
50c per doz.
sheep at 3asIac: thin ewes and bucks 2I2tso:
lambs at 4lkei5,tc. Spring lambs at $50 to 81 50.
veals-L.ght receipts; steady Quote Choice
rough, small and thin at &c TO &c per lb.
Eeef-On orders: Bbid--Piate at SlU. Fulton
Market at f1: dried sets at 12113i7c: tongues 30
per b.: insides lsTi3isc: knuckles i2iaal3c: out
live Poultry-Hens and mixed chickens 9tsc:
roosters &c; broIlers Ice. Turkeys-Average l2c.
Geese i,sd5c. Guineas $50 per doz. Pigeons
81 % per doz. Ducks l0c.
Dressed Poultry-scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs on Chckens-Choice at 10c:
ROSTERS &C. Turkeys-Choice at 12sGiSc Ducks
scrawny etc nominal. Geese 5ISc.
Roasting Pigs-In demand at S-5OG175 per
head
pie al SC for small to Sc for large; bass &c for
large lie for undersized: white bass &c: dressed
cat SC: spoonbIl cat 7c dressed bullhead. TIC:
buffalo gross &c: drecsed buffalo feq5c; dressed
German carp &c; sheephead 21ac; white perch
Sc.
Gane-Jaek snpe $50 per doz; sandpipers
doz 25c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY.
ALTHEIMER & RAWLINGS INVESTMENT co.
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKE rs.


etwhicn
qion sfers in 0
Off
changed
oats closedun nchangeda al &c
fair and
nst was lc better
bank
betwee AZ md per
cotton asquita uncha n
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

MAY s.T4c: June-July sic: Aug. s.5sc: Sept.
s.2+c: Oct s.10c. Nov.-Dec. soc: Jan. S.03c The
market opened steady. : points higher to points
room shorts and light demand from commission
houses Port receipts were considerably smaller
south frfn Offerings were small. and for the
time being sentiment favored q higher market
Yet bull support was not aggressive. and
quietly selling July cotton around s.s3c- Liver
pool cables were rather disappointing when the
market here opened. and for the balance Of the
closing with the tone easy. Toward midday local
prices began to sift lower and sentiment grad
say saIp re% on s S 'es Gn d for
New Orleans and Houston receipts; followed by
a setback under profit taking by local holders.
What appeared to be a bear raid and scattering
o'clock. July touching s.15c. and for the rest OF
the day the whole list appeared heavy and very
ket closed quiet net to points lower. Strike
news from the Fall River mills and better
weather re2orts from the belt helped to under
iness: price. ts SEA higher: AMERICAN middline
SD: low niddling 4s.d: good ordinary 4ssd: :.or-
bales, % Of which 500 Were for speculation and s.-
RG5 nes sns a. ess%aee TspoTs se. Including
American Futures opened frm and closed easy;
Ame,sap nS niddnE Iss bapM Nav ssd June
and and Aug Ipas sa. sRs 'sS and Sept
sSS and Nov 81 ssDs D sRs 9s ssd Sav and
-'!seat New Orleans % La. April Cotton steady,
M Is.ise: low Aia midd!nE.' slee IiiSdins slse:
good middlins. 15-i6c: middlng fair. 9 lI,lec.
PqtgTes gs quiet and sseaSy April sSsGs ~ Nss
Aug Sssiis s6c: Sept s.16fis1sc: Oct. 1881. Sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-Receipts III SKIS ard
10 cars local and ii cars through By sample No.
red sold at 13.sGi-c on Levee. and 77i1qTNc
on trk. No red quotsbe at 75T76Izc No. 2
hard Nebraska ll+Gl2c. and Turkey 73l1c. No.
spring TO arrive at &c. No. mixed at 7fc-
CORN-Cash Market-Recepts % cars local
and 10 cars through. BY sample, delivered or
Z. o. b.-No. at 60ikc: No at 59Izc; No
color at s0l~ci No. yellow at &c. and No.
and No. 3 yellow round at GGc. all E side: No
white at 6sl2c this side: No. white at 65kc this
and G!yc for scant L. side.
OATS Cash Market-Receipts 20 cars local and
II Gals through. BY sample delivered-No. at
4S'4glS>zc and No. at 43c this side; No. 2
Northern worth i4c. SO. white at 45c this ana
4li2c e side. NJ. white st 43KI4iIsc this and
i5Ag!lc = side: No. white at 42d43c E. and
RYE-No at 56c
$hRl-EY--Nalues at &c 10 &c.
lnLANSEEU-No offerings: nominal
FLOIR-Quotations soft winter for car lots
trk.: Patents f3.6l23.sO: str lights at 80 45ds55
extra fancy :3.2I93.S5: clear g 9Oaa; iow-grade
soft winter In Jute SKIS. 81. &C. az 10; hard winter
straights. SnS:25 for patents: spring heat pat
ents S5. 40dS. so in bulk S5c higher in wood.
BRAN-At about s6c. At mill ssG91c. Ships
RYE FLoUR-JobbinE at sS15 in SKIS. and 50 20
in bbls.
CORNMEAI-City meal & O. b. Ss.1e; pearl
meal grits and hominy So. 20.
HAY-Recepts 80 tons local and 100 tons
through: shipped go tons. Prices z. trk as fol-
lows: Timothy s14d14J0 for choice, s13d1S50 for
No ]. s129I3 for No. 2; clover mixed s11. .5ode
1910 for No. l: No. Nldi0. so. Prairie this side
2: low grades s16GIO.5o. Alfa ia NS.5SaIi.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Spelter at SID bid.
Lead at Ss.97is TO 81. %.
HIGHWINES-Steady. basis 30.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.
Trading Is Limited, Tone being
fected by Inside Lassitude.


New York April 1.-The curb market show
firinness at the opening. but with restricted de-
ings. Most issues that changed hands. howsv1
showed small advances and brokers reported
fair inquiry and with evidence OF any deof1
to iiauidate present holdings. The later t4ar1
On the curb ned very quiet. being infiueuced
the lassitude OF the inside speculation Tro1|
made in a larger number of issues. but
few was the animation Of any duration. a
afternoon was dull and featureless. IS Was q
close. Final prices, while showing some irreGI
larity. reflect general frmness. Total tfanzl|
tons were estimated totalling fully Is I
shares.
Greene Consolidated Copper sold at 20 6oe
shares. San Francisco Traction common Bold |
"a for 100 shares. the preferred sold at 62dt1ii
go shares and the subs sold at le21s 3lozI
United States Steel new bonds sold at 50 far q
lots Standard flour milling common sold 11|
for eo9 shares. and the preferred sold at ~
for 100 shares. Standard Oil sold at $50 Tar C
lots. American Can preferred sold At 593s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
QUARTERS FOR OIL ExCHANGn.
Committee Delays Report Upon sel1
tiOa of suitable Home.

A meeting of the OIL and Stock ExchaaGo
St Louis was to have been held last ntEhg-
the Southern Hotel but 1t was postpoD5d !
cause the committee appointed to secure qiSaro
was not ready to report
j Dornan Reavis. president OF the exchaz
stated that he would call meeting within 4
next few days and give all brokers intereste1
ReauInort oil ample time to arrange for AttG
ance. Considerable interest Is manifested In 4
proposed operations OF the exchange and III =
rnerciaI circles X Is thought that the direcr q
ings in oil stocks will increase the voipmo5
st IIoais business to an apprcciable exteut
More than half dozen sites for the III I
change are available but the COMMITTEES - q
ftating upon its decision. II is stated. hoNeS
that the building selected will be convcni9uG
the heart OF the stocks and bond section o. n
and Fourth streets. -5s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

Stocl,ers and F.edeTs-There was pretty taN
r,fn Of stocxers and feeders. hut they we've main
iy Of fair quality only. although ugh, few pretty t
SESd Genand both on local and outside account.
for both good quality stocters and good weishts
ported strong 20 iGc higher! -
Light common stockers have been coming TOO
pIrntifui and are being very much neglected.
There was very little trade in stock bulls, cows
and heirers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Native Receipts Fair-Bufchcr Stu
HiEher-H0r SunnIr Light

BEEF STEERS-Native cattle receipts
moderate and about Ike week ago. The pro-
portion OF beef grades hardly large as
last Tuesday. but the quality not materially
different and ran largely TO medium grades The
demand was good and considerable life was dis
played on the general run Of the offerings re-
sultng In strong to'1ec higher market on the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

arersre l3c: Texas light lie; fallen i2lfc: native
and arkansas l2c; No, l native lSe; No: h maize
ssited No 9..c Horse hide. dry 15c Grefen-
saited Westera-Round SIC: southern s 90 20 6,
c,,rea iEo per TO- less: uncured lc per ID. less;
euiIs sc: culis dry stocks. 6izc. Horse hides
81 20: do No sl-5
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
MARKETS RULE DULL
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
PRACTICALLY NO TRADE IN
FUTURES.
All Grains Recede Slightly on
Sales by Professionals
and Scalpers.

Il might as well have been a holiday on
change on many occasions there has been more
trading during an hours curb Following Mon
days featureless session. due to uncertain
weather conditions. a second truce was declared
between the big bull and bear syndicates yester-
day. because the sovereign citizens of Chicago
were too busy eiectinG municipal ticket TO daily
with the markets. with operations suspended at
the seat Of war there little for the camp
followers the kopjes OF st. Louis to do There
was almost no trading here, and the few trans
1ers made resulted only in fractional declines.
Receipts were Light. but foreign markets were
weak. and there was little outside buying inter-
est. The pit was deserted through most OF the
session.
May wheat opened unchanged at The. and
after advancing to 17Ac. closed at &c.
July opened isnhc OH. at ivc. and closed 1-l6c
OF at iVtsc. May corn opened l-l6c up at 5oz9
os1se ana closed isc OH at 595.c. July opened nc
OF at 55;sc bid and closed unchanged at 6oc.
There practically speculative trading
IN oats. may closed unchanged at 42c b.d and
July llc up at J25sc.
Receipts Of wheat at st. Louis were III SKIS.
and 10 cars local and II through. compared
with Sl2 SKIS. and 80 ears local and cars through
a year ago
Receipts Of wheat at primary points were 22s.-
I'll bu. and the shipments therefrom nI.6I0 bu.
The Northwest received lI3 oars. Kansas City
received $3.50 bu. The clearances of wheat and
Hour were equal to 10000 bu. of wheat.
2 cars local and 10 cars through. compared with
sO2 sks. and IS cars local and % cars through a
year ago.
Receipts OF corn AT primary points were 2ls. $40
bu.. and the shipments therefrom 15s, ,2lO
bu- Kansas City received III, 900 bu. Tho clear
Rnces amounted 10 55 900 bu
Receipts OF oats at st. Louis vere 20 cars
local and IL cars through. compared with 81 cars
local and II cars through a year ago.
Receipts OF oats at primary points were 139 g14
hu.. and the shipments therefrom We're So, 574 bu.
The cIeardnces were 1900 bu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

Ioo per H.: cables steady: exports to-day sos
cattle. 2.l5o sheep and $50 quarters Of bee:.
Calves-ReceIpts i04; weak; common to choice
veas sold 81. 0as 30 per 100 lbs little calves ,s
$50 Sheep and ambs.Recsipts II cars. or $50
at ss;. IS at 81: dressed mutton slow at Sgetc per
ceipts So. inclading about 20 for sale: nrm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

bulk Of the business. There Was a good clear
ence.
Representative GALES:
20 sS:..1sss A .'e5o T. lie SO e. e. sd 3
6.ll0s.. SIS 2s. 9s6. :. SO 43...i0is.. 6. 35
i2...lg1s.. 5.sj L.. go. 5.75 l...l0sO.. SD
5.i02s... SO 10. ss5... 80 l...lg30... 800
L.. NJ. .s5 /. .1oe9.-. 40 a.. H.. 40
steers and heifers:
e.. 7g1... 5.75 49,. 7H-. $40
Tennessee:
So. sGs... 5.35
BUTCME;R CATTLE-Ths big end Of tho trade
In the native division wRs confined dealings in
butcher stuff of various grades. thert being Z.
fair supply Of hesfers OF faiE to good quality and
a very good run OF cows Of medium to toppy
grades. go ,,.
The demand was good or anything with kill
70 II and prices the highest OF the season.
There was less demand for the between kinds
and they displayed less life in proportion The
Gamer trade was virtually steady while bulls
were unchanged and the bulk Cf the veais sold
al steady prices.
KepTesentatiNe sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

I...ll9o... sss2 1ls29.. s59 Ssss9 a'..l7oo..' Is
Southern Cattle-Receipts OF quarantine cattle
were registered at 81 cars and 20n head against
Sc cars and 2Ii2 head last Tuesday. There
calves
steers were in large proportion. and aside from
tcppy grades at S6a630 with about the usual
share Of 5oa6 offerings. there a larger
representation OF medium grades than any day
recently.
At the start Of trade It was reported by some
as Of little slow movement. but fully steady:
later movement was quicker and prices were
mainly called strong to I9c higher on the gen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

day character. There was little interest in the
speculative markets and the demand for loans
was light. with money easy At 81 to 81 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

ST. MARKS PARISH EUCHRE-Hj
ladies' of the Sanctuary Society if
Marks Parish Church will give a eucI
party on Friday afternoon at the hotu0|
Mrs. Muren, No. 5l20 Ridge avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

The first line of quotations in each class Is
calculated to represent the full range from COM
mon TO extra. Dealers. however. often classify
superlative lunches (tall tops for buyers. which
quotations The second line of quotations sig
miles the bulk of sales and generally represents
the various classes they are sold on the COM
mission market. more or less mixed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
Hides.

Extreme Southern skins 10 per cent less ana
Northern I5425 per cent more
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02
and stained &c to &c OF white.
Spot Cotton Market.
th-7-Ia-v firy,, ~

Spot Cotton Market.
bales.
Mobile-Nomtnal at 7-1sc: receipts ?s bales
Savannnh-Firni at 9-1ec: receipts 917 bales.
ChaTleston-Firm at sic: receints q bales
Norfolk-Firm at SIC; receipts I.2H bales.
Wilmington~F1rm at SIC: receipts so bales.
Baltimore-Nomfnal at &c; receipts none.
New YoEkaFirni -, 81 &c: receipts 30 bales.
Enthusiastically at SIC: receipts i bale
Houston-F1rm at sssc: receipts 5.s42 bales.
Auguste-Quiet at sac; receipts 32i bales
Memphis-firm at SIC: receipts s,5 bales
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

TIE following shows the opening highest, low-
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange Yesterday. Corrected daily for
The Republic by Francis Bro. & Co.. bonds and
stocks No ia North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-02

New York AnriI 1.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet
msddina upiands Be-: middling Gulf SIC: sales