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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Wool.

:. Black and seedv at from &c to &c per ID. less:
i'c aiio"eo on old and 2oc on new wool Ska
Hides.
Dry steady. Dry nint-Texas heavy 1<c: Texas
average l3c: Texas light lie: fallen laNc: native
iin and Arkansas l2c; No; native l,c No. native
t,G sai,.t ry-satedERound 1oc; sailed No. lokc:
salted. Western-Round exc: Southern do. eHc:
selecteo No. 7Ac: selected No. &c: part
cured &c per ib. less: uncured 1c per Id. less;
Su!is &c; cus. dry stock SIC. Horse hides s. Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
City Ticket Nominated.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Percy. ILL.,. March 13-At citizens prt-
mary convention held tonight at Shorts
Hall the following city ticket was nomi-
mated: Mayor. Frank Harris: Aldermen.
John Stewart, Alfred Killgrove and James
Hatcher; Clerk. W. E. Osborne: Treasurer.
James W. Short; Marshal. J. w. Meyers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

going at q steady price aftsr the auist Inter.
val that followed the first rush Of contracting
Of the week. but some German sheet bars have
been sold for delivery in the PittsburY district
at So"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Charter Day at Howard-Fayne.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fayette. Mo-. March 13-Charter Day was
observed at Howard Payne College last
night and a large number of invited guests
vsre present to witness a delightful enter
IS .nment by the students Of the school.
Tne Coronation Of King Edward" by the
young lady students. dressed in court cos-
tunes. was pleasing feature Of the even
ing programme.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

We Shoe and Cl0the the Feet.
Music, flowers and souvenirs ut Hits
Shoe Co. st. Patrick's Day. Identical with
our grand spring opening and Easter fes-
tival Of splendid shoe selling-splendd
shoes at splendidly low priceA
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
broke mules. Z to. Z years

The frst line of quotations. In each class i.
calculated to represent the full range from com
mon to extra. Dealers, however. often CLASSIFY
superlative punches tall tops) for buyers which
sometimes sell considerably above the highest
quotations. The second line Of quotations sig
niles the bulk of sales and generally represents
the various classes they sold on the COM
mission market more less mixed
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

s fac, COZ eoaSsd %it the sood demand e .heS aa
half past. served to develop a highly active ana
favorable market. part OF the offerings repre-
BEEN Tscss an1 sse aan hsys
was reflected in an increased activity of move
orders Mere in force from The Esstern I marke,s.
and while local farm buying did not show as
ample By Se 'nsls sns oSs
buyers for all the suitable farm blocks which
approach OF uedsed spring added uss, io ths
inquiry for drivers and pleasure horsee. and sew
ported. The commoner classes maintained rool
comparative position. consequent on the over
southern states: Tasty small drivers We're cene on
sideTa6ly sought and sold well Cavalry horses
were not as active as the week before.
Heavy arait-Common TO good Slso6i50: choice
fst To- sSod ssas Roed 10 ssoIc. sS Bssnds
Coach horses ard cobseFair to good. siiSSi:s:
small light drivers fair to good u :soas SSsce
70 S zgss 5sPG1 sI5ss ssoss to o'
fsss, dIys5ss5 .n s,,%, e god sailo choice
saiss and Mon Ka1k ss ;saasr, sl. Int.TSr
marked mark the mule trade during the three weeks
chief demanG and that which was most re- re-
Is hands Common small lie ar1ssI. kRes Mers aSSne eSn
s.dered very slow by comparison with other
from e East o n sas
miners and team mules. factor which lent de-
sTn buying was fair but no, as "it sr1, Ga'n, as
couple of weeks ago. As to values. they were
ssi ach a5s T5s had
nds i.s did & not & sell 80 ,esivey but were virtually
Mule quotations dior broke mules 4 IN v..,,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

SOUTHERN CATTL.E-The quarantine sun,Iv
was small, embracing only IS cars OF f5l head
Steers comprised nearly all OF the rum but tier
were no heavy FED offerings such as had sold on
the market the three preceding days at IS 800
I. 80 The best weighed l.aS5 lbs and sold al IS as
Neither COWS nor calves were represented and
the only TWO loads Of bulls offer sold at 50 90
The steer market was steady to strong while
kansas mixed realized So " ~
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Poultry.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. March ia-Live Poultry-Rece,ot.
to-day were confined to car Western and : feW
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
l.. 80. 8. 50
BULLS.

l.: $780,. ass l.. SO. a.S L.. 49,. as
Mixers and Sprinse-s-A fair run was n the
market The quality was good. but nothins
choice Best specimens sod readily, the TOP be-
Ing $50 Common and medium kinds were quoted
steady. tut slow.
RenresentatIye
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

S.. 2s5... 500 s.. sA... 3a5 a.. 31l.. s. 10
S.. 49,. 4.E L. 10. s.15
Stockers and Feeders-The supply in the feeding
cattle department did not enbody anything Of
consequence. Collectively. supplies were light
and the offerings were confined 10 a light-weiSht
class of stockers. which were not In active Te-
Inand. especially the palmer grades. of which
the spectators have goodly supplies hand.
Though the movement was SOW, sufficient in
quiry was had to effect a clearance at a steady
basis OF values. Good quality heifers and stock
steers. well as good we!ghty feeders have bee1
in active request all week and Indications were
that had there been any avsi:able they would
Stock calves and bulls sold at about steady
prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Fura.
Miscellaneous Markets.

Extreme Southern skins Is per {
Northern l5g25 per cent more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Slower. basis S1.So.
Prfcer on ,Chanee,


The following tables show the range Of prices
Tn futures and cash grains:
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
KING STREET
MARKET.

Just at the present time trcre is
considerable comment heard about
the King Street market The city
ordinance regarding placing AN oh.
struction beyond the four feet !lne Ii
being enforced. a business man
on King street said yesterday. This
thing is an outrage on the poor
people OF this city. Everything
should he done 10 mako the goods
they use as cheap as possible. Take
apples for instance. ore or the mer-
chants could buy say 100 barrels at
bargain and the grocers Could get
them according to market price ana
the consumer would have the bene tit
of the deal. But Isl, is now the
business man cannnt keep the apples
because he Is cramped for rOuln.
Take the plums now coming into
market they cannot b. pat in
side because they must lave cool
place. Every time the curb is cleaned
SO much money goes from the King
street stores There are millions OF
dollars invested III King Steeet prop
erty and the owners Of that prope rty
have some righrsthatouyht,o receive
some cunsidcrat,cn.
We paw the city and State taxes:
We are crowded ty hncksters ana
shinncrs who never paya cent in
taxes
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
GREAT WAR GAME.
Army Of Defense Ready For
Higginson's Attack. =
MACARTHUR INSPECTS THE FORTS.
Signal stations and Scarchlisht Es-
tahlisEed at Newport to Give
Warming of the Appearance
OF the HOstile Fleet.

NEWPORT. Il. l., Aug. 3O.--rhe eve
Of battle finds the army of defense In
the several ports along shore between
New Bedford au: the east entrance tc
Long Island sound practically in read
mess to repcl the attack Of the hostil,
fleet under the command of Admiral
Higsinson. The only thing that re-
mains is the additional armament OIL
| both sides, the Ssuchusetts heavy
artillery for the shore and the Massa-
chusetts. Connecticut and New York
naval militia for the feet.
When these organizations arrive, the
artillery will be at once distributed
among the posts at the entrance Of
NarragansetL bay and also at New
Bedford. AS to the naval militia the
gllnboats Mayhower ana Scorpion will
be here in readiness to receive the
Massachusetts and Connecticut troops,
the New York naval militia arriving
on the Supply. These three boats will
immediately leave for sea, and the mi
lla will be distributed among the vci
sells of the feet. 1t is expected that the
fleet Of Admiral Higginsun will disap-
pear from the coast some time tonight
and will net be heard from again until
the attack is made.
The principal event of the day in this
vicinity was the arrival of Major Gen
cral Macarthur, commander of the de
pHrtlneEt Of the east, on tour of in
sprction. He was received at Fort Adj
ans by The commanding officer of the
post Colonel Ilasbrouck. and, together
with the leading officers of the post. n
long consultation was held at head
quarters. After his inspection Of the
three forts defending Narrawansett
bay General Macarthur will leave for
New Bedford.
A large number of signal Stations
reaching from Fort Adams along the
southern end Of the island Of Rhod"
l&lHiI witch is practically the city Of
Newport. have been established by the
array These stations are all in teln
phpuic communication with headuGar-
tiers at Fort Adams. \ wireless t"!c-
graph systvm has also been cstah-
lishcu between Fort Adams and the
mainland and also with the fort on
tano'i"ut island and Dutch island,
Port Wvtlcrill nn the former and Port
Grrhln Oh the latter.
The main reljaHre Of the army of de
fynS" in this vicinity is tn" s"Hr"hiight
Il a.. "a,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
DOTS.

Ameetng OF the board Of manag-
ers Of the Mln9uadale Home viii be
held At No l3OS West Fourteenth
street, on Monday at ) pm.
At the meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Park COMMISSION
yesterday il was announced that
all park work was progressing sat
istactorIiy.
Frank p, Rose, an engineer for
the Win ngton cry Electric Com.
panv, has resigned to become engl-
neer at the New Castle County
Workhouse,
The Rev. Author S John, rector
Of Christ Oh urch, Washington, b.
C.. will preach at Emmanuel Church
Highlands, dt both servI ces to-mOr.
row
The French steamship Vile dc
DOunl and the British steam ~ II
Btoomiinld have catered this port tt
load with oil Tor Calais an Il r.
deaux, France, respectively.
Mrs. AIonH) Fairbanks, nv ~
e, No lO9 West Thirteenth street
while going upstairs. tell at the top
and rolled down the fight, break.
ing a bone IN her right hand and
sprdinIn. her wrist
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
Bic hattie In jcueyUcIn

WiLLEMSTAD Curacao. Aug. go
Adyic1S OF an official nature which
hay" rpach"d here from tAincas. Ven
rzu"ln, are TO the effect that Il severe
fight has occurred hrtwccu the govern
Iii" revolutionary army under General
Mates. Til" rrNUlutiDniS!S were coma,
mandtd Ivy Generals Inilo and Vidal.
They made M Atts mpt to o"'npE the
town Of T"gnay, but after n fght OF
five hours thry abandoned the h,id TO
the government farcr# Two Hundred
of tn" rryolHlioni"tS were killed or
wounded. President Castro is now at
Qua, twenty-five miles froLl Caracas.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
CONDITION OF TRADE.
saulsfactory Conditions Outside of
Coal Regions.

| SQo1st0ctOry COnOit1Onh Out910e Of
Coal Regions.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-R. g. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says:
Gradual resumption of anthracite
coal mining is encouraging. although
the output Is not yet sufficient to have
any commercial value. Business con-
ditiOns are unsatisfactory at the strike
center, but reports from all other sec
.tions indicate unusually prompt re-
vival after the summer vacation sea-
son, with exceptionally large opera
tons among dealers In the agricultural
| regions. Notwithstanding some bad
weather, large crops are now practical
! ly assured, although the most sah4uine
results maS not be attained. Mnnufac-
turing plants are now fully occupied
| as rule, the least gratifying reports
coming from furnaces that cannot Sc
cure coke owing to railway blockades.
The transportation problem is becom-
ing serious. as the factor of crop NOV
ing is about to be added, and, moreover,
much coal must be moved by rail that
usually goes TO consumers by lake and
canal.
Iron furnaces are suspending produc-
ton because coke cannot be secured,
and it is evident that the rate of out
will show Il serious loss. This scarcity
of fuel was expected at the few plants
using anthracite coal, but has come as
a shock to the coke furnaces. for the
Conncilsviic ovens have steadily main
tanned Il weekly production of 100000
tons. Inadequate railway facilities are
responsible. and the situation is crit
zeal. AS the stocks of pig iron We're
very low at the opening of August,
consumers are in an embarrassing pO-
sition. and there is growing DISPOSE
ton to refuse contracts.
Grain markets opened strong be-
cause of the loss In vis11e supply last
week, the comparatively light receipts
and some dubious weather reports.
Best prices were not maintained, how
ever, and abundant haryests are prac-
tically assured, yet every trihing re-
duction in condition gives encourage
mcnt to holders Of wheat. More ra-
tional quotations for corn will come
when the new crop begins to move
freely, and it is expected that foreign
markets will be rcgained The situa-
ton is shown by Atlantic const eX-
ports of corn for the past week Of only
5S.5Gl bushels against l0T.4jO year
ago and 4O7S.G05 bushels in 1890. when
prices were 30 cents "a bushel lower
than now. Receipts for the week were
1,OSG.0H3 bushels compared with 3.424,-
SSi II year ago. Interior arrivals Of
wheat also fall behind last years
movement, being G2i3,3l2 bushels
against 7.2io,09l. while the COMPARE
son of experts from all ports of the
United States is still more striking
4 20, 6.G bushels -four included, against
G3Hi.3o2 Il year ago.
Failures for the week numbered 173
In the United States against 2O2 last
year and II in Canada against u
wear ago
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
PETER POWER CASE ENDED.
10 More Testimony to lie Taken In
the Matter.

the Matter.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-After thirty
four sessions before Special Examiner
Mabie at which 100000 words Of tcs'
timony We're taken down, typewriter
and printed, the Peter Power Northern
Pacific injunction case has been
abruptly terminated 50 far as the cX-
aiming of witnesses is concerned.
The great mass of testimony will be
filed with the ebert; Of the United
States circuit court in st. Paul on
Monday. and decision on the right OF
the Northern Pacific to retire its pre-
fcrred stock is expected from Judge
Lochran inside Of ii m6ath. possibly
within a few days.
Among many lawyers who have
ing the belief prevails that tn" suit
will be dismissed on III" ground that
the plaintiff. Peter Power, not being
nor ut any tins having been the own.
CT of any Northern Pacific stock, has
no equity in til" matter.
As il in support Of this prophecy ny
aminer MabiA has returned to Camille
WcilcufrlI the 100 shares Of stock
which We're taken to Chicago p.un,d
to the undcrShirt Of Captain Henry
Stern. which Power identified as his
by means Of the pinholcs in the cartili.
cate and upon which the suit was
lrnllrbt The evidence has shown that
the stock belongs to Wcidenfell.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
fOW,s This?

We offer Que Hundred Dollars Re-
ward tor any one case Of Catarrl that
cannot be cured by Halls Catalrh
Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY SEQ Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known
+. }. Cheney for the last II years,
anG believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and iinan-
c,&ily able to carry out any obliga-
items made by their firm.
WEST Il Thu'AX, Wholesale Drug.
gIsls, ToicHo, O.
WALDlNG. KiSNAN & MARVIN, Who'll.
sale Druggists, Toledo, ..
ilaIl's tatarrh Cure is taken inter-
nalIy and acts directly on tn blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
Price 75c. bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Hall $ Family Pills are the best.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
They brjuy food here with them

They bring food here with them
and sleep in their wagons at 5ht.
Yet these are the people who mutt De
protected. What more right Eas =
New Jersey squatter to occupy aIl
the pavement AMI part OF fou'th
street than man on King street who
pays 81. 90 u month and cannot nave
a stand along the curb, Take PHI :
adeIphia there street cars are not all
lowed to interfere with the marketi
Let strangers come to Wi'mm ITO |.
and when they pass along King street
on IL market day they exclalm'
"What a grand sight, What a
graEd thing for poor people. "Bat
now the edict goes forth that the
clrD must he cleared and the common
people must pay The advance in prices
at the corner store"
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30

The good road question should
appeal to every farmer and tax
payer. The country roads in New
Castle county are in a wretched con-
dition, although thousands of dol
lars have been spent to put them
in condition. A haphazard way of
mending the roads has been follow
ed year after year. In most places
the dirt is shoveled up from the
sides of the road to the middle and
washed backed again the next rain.
The Changers have noticed the
roads and referred to them in a half
hearted way, but it is hoped the
good work will be continued until
New Castle county, at least, can be
referred to with pride as having
good roads. Telefor4 roads if only
two miles a year are made in each
Hundred, would, in few years pay
for the cost of putting them down
and add to the value of the real es-
tate through the neighborhood.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
A MAN IN THE HOUSE.
Fleeing From Iratc Husband, lie Is
Killed by II Mob.

MONROE, Mich, Aug. 3O.-Waltyr
Lcncrand, lately from Toledo, cam"
home and found a Frenrbman in the
house with his wife. A quarrel en-
sued, the I'renchWan finally running
from the house. An officer attempted
to arrest him when he ran down
Third street, a crowd pursuing.
The cry "Assaulter" was raised, and
the mob began to shoot. The Freuch-
man ran into a Corntield, where he was
surrounded and shot dead, Il bullet
penetrating his heart.
The woman denies that there was
any assault. She has told the sheriff
that the dead man is Joseph Iabarge
of $40 Cherry street, Toledo. She says
that she and Labarge had planned an
elopement
An autopsy is now being performed
on LabHrgp'S body No arrests will be
made until after the inquest.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
New York Markets,

FLOUR-Dul. showing little disposition
to follow the wheat steadinrss; Minnesota
patents, t350Jti; winter straiRhts. $34OD
$50, winner extras, S3a3Zi; winter pat
enis. S.6OW39o.
WHEAT Fairly active and irmer on
predictions of showers in the two Dako-
taS. covering ana small Argentina ship
ments; September, a l-l6ttiitec.; Decem-
Der 12hMHsc.
York; Mo- western, GUc., +. o. b., ailoat;
No. 2 Sc, track.
CORN-sO!d higher on fears of cold
weather, covering and the wheat upturn.
September 62a4MGiAc.; December, i'hp
OATS-Ruled quiet, but iirmer on coy
erng induced by the corn strength;
track white state, 32n4 3c.; track, white,
western, so 42c
PORK Steady; mess, sls25nl925: fami-
ly, $l0n 20.
iAKD-E Easy; prime western steam,
BTTTER- Slightly higher state dairy.
l5d,tSi9c.: creamery. liU lec.
uHEESE Quiet to firm: NJ y. state, fun
cream, small, coOred. fancy, lO&SnlOAc: !;
small white lotmlo'%c.; large, colored,
yama7sc; large. white, 9aHS1ac
Gle; western, Candled, lSi.u2Oc.
SuGAR-Raw firm. fair refining, 2Nc. :;
centrifugal. 81 test 3ssc.; refined firm;
crushed, j.l5c. powdered, al5c
kIcE-Steady; domestic, 4aQ6c.; Japan,
4$4uJc.. .,
6$sGiGipc. .o
HAY. steady; new shipping. 55I70c. !;
good 10 choice, 9OMSl.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Eighteen hundred steel workers
struck at Lebanon, Pa.
A ten million dollar mortgage on tie
Bethlehem steel plant was filed with
the Hudson county (N. d. register
1t was announced that by the terms
of settlement the heirs Of Mrs. Charles
l.. Fair are to receive more I.lan ST.
OUO.OU0.
News was received in Washington
that Colombia will demand satisfaction
from Nicaragua for aid given to Co.
lombia rebels. War, however, is not
expected.
Fire Commissioner SturGis OF Now
York city declined to honor Justice
Halls mandamus directing him to re-
irstnte Chief Croker. The latter may
ask his punishment -contt:npt Of
court.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
" i'm Ine Veterans.

The Nntona Enc ampmeni OF the
Union Veteran Legion, will be held
in Chicago on October 3. 7. Encam.
pmcnt No. 3! Of this city, elec..l
the following named delegates AMI
aitcrnaJcs last evening:
Delegates Daniel f. Stewart,
Harry Feldmier, John Brear,
William l.. Lea.
Alternates - Daniel Ross, Frank
teAIy, Park Mason, James l..
Hawkins.
Coloue Richard Heritage is
Chairman Of the committee OH trans
poita,'ol lie has mad. arrllse-
y EMS with the various railroad &
for those VINO are to attend.
assistant Al SUPERINTENDENT J S.
LItHant urs AMI General Will &C A
kleily VI the q. A. r., have oeen
70 Washington, where they made
arrangements and secured head
quarters for the Department Of
ID tt"ars, at thu national encamD.
ment to be held 10 that city on . c.
tober1 3. The headquarters selected
are at No. lis Maryland avenue
n f.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80. General
ChItirr has called to the war depart
mrit that he and his successor. Gen
rral Davis, arc Of the opinion that an
spared from duty in the IhiIipriNr Is
lanuS. The rtct SSHry orders nave been
forwarded !" him to send home one
reg ilu"ut, ard the headquarters and
six troops of The Ninth cavalry will be
rIirAed from duty and will sail on tina
L42yu for SAN Francisco Sept. II. The
remainder Of the regiment will sail
Oct. |. The stations for this regiment
in the United States have not yet been
lySignutcd.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-30
HUNTING BIG GAME.
Mr.. Roosevelt Has a Fine
Time In the Mountains.
he RETURNS WITH A WILD BOAR.
Spends All Day In the COrbin Pre-
serves With Senator Proctor
and Leaves the Cares Of
State Behind Him.

NEWPORT, n. H., Aug. 30.-prcsi
dent Roosevelt has been entertained by
New Hampshire in Il manner much TO
his liking. Instead of making numcr-
GUS addresses. meeting committees and
INDUCING in Handwriting he plunged
into the forest of the Corbin preserve
in the Croydon mountain region and
hunted big game and just before dark
succeeded in shooting a boar In few
remarks preliminary to his talk here
he had disclained any intention to go
hunting. but Senator Proctor, who, like
the president, is IL good shot, induced
him to alter his determination.
The president arrived shortly after
10 o'clock and after being driven
through the principal streets Of the
town delivered Il short address in the
public square. The town had IN air Of
expectancy, since the presidents com
ing had been looked upon as the NEST
notable event in its history. No sooner
had he concluded his address than rain
began falling, and the president and
those Of his party got good drencll-
Ing. The president refused all Offers
of umbrellas, saying that his mackn-
tosh would be sufficient to protect him.
The arrangements included Il visit to
the COrbn mansion. where Mrs. Cor
bin, widow of Austin Corhin. received
the president. After a short stay the
long procession of carriages moved
over to the hCme of George s. Edgil,
who, with Mrs. EGgiil entertained the
party at luncheon.
The president was given an hours
start ahead Of his party III order that
he might visit the ciuhhous" and don a
hunting costume. Several times the
party caught up with him, and finally
he and Senator Proctor entered the
woods and became lost to view. Dark
hess WAS coming on when the party
returned here. and soon after their ar
rival Secretary '0rtrlyOu tclcphoneu
in that tn" president had shot Il boar.
Upon their return from the woods
they spent the night at the clubhouse.