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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18
LIMITED.

Incorporated under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18

Drafts and cable transfers on China
and japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank OF India, Australia and
China.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18
New Book Bulletin
-:oF:--
Golden Rule Bazaar

''If Were King" by Justin Mccarthy.
1.-THE Strollers," by II. l. X. 3. lsGSlns
THE Dark o. the Noon" by q. N
Crockett.
THE Lovely Mrs. Pemberton." By Ftse-
ence Warden.
THE Fifth String" by John PkAtS
Sousa.
1.-THE Methods OF Lady waldorf ErG1. y
by Mrs. Burnett.
Double Barrel Detective EtOry," ~
Mark Twain.
'The Mastery Of the Pacific" by A n
Colquhoun.
"a House Party" edited by Paul E1at-
cester Ford
Dorothy Vernon OF Haddon Eall." ~
Chas. Majors.
'The Woman Who Dared" by L. n.
Lynch.
"a Roman Mystery" by Richard Bag
OF.
"The Fighting Bishop" by n. Il HsD-
kins.
1.-THE Captain OF the Grey HOEBa
Troop" by Hamlin Garland
THE Magic Wheel" by John 2tranGs
Winter.
''The Kentons," by w. ID. Howells.
NAKED Truths, etc." by Minna Thonh-
as Antrim.
These are only a FEW OF the LAT
EST BOOKS received ex q. o. eteFTn.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS = THE
NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18

Interest allowed on term deposits ut
the following rates per annum, viz:
Seven days uotice, at 2 per cent.
Three months, at 3 per cent.
Six months, at 81 per cent.
Twelve months, ut 4 per cent
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Savings Department.

Deposits received and interest allow
ed at ~ per cent per annum, in &C.
cordance with rules and regulations,
copies OF which may be obtained on
application
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
Interested Allowed.
On fixed deposit for II months, pei
cent per annum.
On fixed deposit for s months, 3& per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposit for months, per
cent per annum.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts
general banking business.
Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank
New Republic building, Honolulu, HI. L.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations..

,o cgrT sBi rec! !sssiF ,nrs at b3.s s,z, R ssisnsfl l's'' phF'
&c: iirsts 24c: seconds 2oGeIc. Da!ry-Extra =
9-Ic: tIsts liaise. Country-Choee roI lse:
lair l3slic. grease &c. Observation-Disclosures is:
Cheese-Jobbing: Twins at l.n.c: singles l2s.e;
DIARIES lSc: \ A. Isis: long horns BIKE: n. Y.
swtSsLcsoies &c! No . 10. III Krick a. H.
Provisions.
Fork-New standard sl5als per bbl. in q
Lsrd-Chcice steam f. side Gle per ID. In a
'V GPees M Nam isS car fS;s T. a. al !. {. 30 Side Zee: Ham,
Ioal2al4-av; at ssassasi4c: ls-ay. at s!=e; ,lsg2.
az: at S1 I9ae i, caLf SsF &c; New >,,y. fSTk shoulders |! :;
ss;s: SeW Yo.k shoulders s5.gsse:
lots in a iobbins way ranged: Extra short and
Sc to Sc: Standard backs at SIC: plates at &c;
fat backs at she. Dealers charge higher on or
B:sSn1H,d : c meats in t9ss,as way
snhssd a, sss!a b shGss a at ss s,5it tS n iSs. ss'a q ia S sIsa-
back sfsssts at sac sssoa Ps al is. shf 15s ha higher 10 on nor orders iat
fancy small: hams at ie,ac to ils: California at
Country B~acon-Sides at &c.
No; 2 at 5.a;,c: cake At dac. Packers prime
Oleo Stearine-ouo;e at sic.
GreasenSmaii iriesuiaT lots country: Brown at
s~.,skEBFOwn at iss5c: Yellow at 5sa5.c: Whit.
AT &C.
,D sheep lambs at :t1.is; thin ewes and bucks saase;
Eeals..Ldght receipts: frmer, Quote: Choice fat
at 5i-asc per III: fair at 4isd sc; heretics, rough,
small and thin at &c 10 4c per 10.
;Be-f-on orders: ~ghld.-Platc at $50; Fulton
lSc Per h: insides lSaislc; knuckles eL.9I3c;
Live Peultry-Hens and MIXED chickens DC: old
ROSTERS &c: broilers l5c. Tu~rkeys-Average lI'sc.
Geese fhSqSc. Ducks at l0c. Pigeons SIS per duz.
dressed POUltFy-SCaidel and uulrawn with
heads and legs on: Chickens-Choice at slsc:
roostrs sic. TUrkeys-Choice H. a l2i.c. Ducks
uglli7c. All moor stock. including sweating.
thin. scrawny. etc. nominal Geese 5HSc.
head.
Fresh Ffsh-Steady. Quote: Sunfsh at &c; crap
pie at &c for small to Sc FOR large: bass Sc for
large, lie for under sized: white bass &c: dressed
cat SC: spoonbill cat &c: dressed bullheads ,I.c:
buffalo gross 3,sc: dressed buffalo &c; dressed
GaIne-Jack snipe $3.50 per dog.
Ducks-Mallard $52s: blue-wing teal & 3.
mixed I.2. canvasbacks S.; radheads 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17

sa TsT ! Stsadv: Ns March / y ss''o April fq'q sssc. S'S Msd
SIS. June S-SIc. July ssic. Aug. s6ic. Sept.
SEE. oct. Sssc, Nov. ..s6c. Dec. Z &C. S1n- cot
ton closed quiet: middling upiands 9Isc: mid Hing
Gulf sc: sales noGe, Cotton opened steady to-
and for a time after the call was quiet without
change OF consequence. The Liverpool cables
We're quite as expected. reporting futures as net
lIItz points higher and spot cotton "a un-
changed. Port receipts wer" light. about Il on
bales. against el.3si last year. Bulls and bears
alike We're indispo-ei 10 m ter n Nv alter their
relations to the market pending definite news
from Fall River as To- the strike situation. There
was little In Southern private advIces to infu-
ence the market. and Ord rs in the hands OF
Commission houses were too scattered to be
Of much consequence. Wall street AMI ScalparS
Were light buycs later in tn. fist hour on the
basis u SSar for July. Talk Of a smaller in
acted bv n disposition TO in 'rsase crop esti-
mates. The market for futures closed barely net
unchanged 10 I points lower.
New Orleans. La. March l5-Cottnn quiet:
sales l.55O: ordinary s7Sc: COOL ordinary 70;
low midilinE si4nS:sc: good middlins -: mid
ding fair el.c: receipts L.3s': stock IS. Css: futures
barely steady: March s.5lns.57c. April S.s3as ssc.
Aug. seas s7c. Sept. S15sS-is-. ort. .srI3 a5r.
Liverpool. March i5lCuttcn-Sp"t quiet: prices
steady: American mifdlirg I 3I-2sS: TN. sales OF
the day were on. N whish .Hi were for speed
lItion and sxTort AMI incluiei l.0F1 American.
receipts - 81 bales. all American: futurs- opened
quiet and closed STEADY: American mIddIing
o. c: March iIT-5iJ : March ana AIrIi 1 I1-sia
June 4 4S-e+aG is-s+d =: Jun. ard july as s4a
4 zs-sid =: July and AUG. 4 S-s4d4 Ie-sid 3: Avg
and Sept. ( H-s4fI std $ Sept. and oct. al
sd b.: oct. and Nov isl-sidi Sl-sId =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17

q TO p lbs. lsc: Texas dry. a TO 20 lbs. I4c.
to heavy weights. e4i-aesc. Wool steady: iomes-
tic fleece 26Hzsc. Beef firm: family Sisai3: mesa
CITY extra India mess Ms.5laiss go o. Gu, meat;
dun: picked bellies S.2Sg3.5J: picked shoulders
steamed sS..Sas.s refined STEADY: ointment 80,
3 Ss;m 4; 5; So %; sdTgEgni t.;Ses PORK steady;
1 Ian Rec &, hrm: Mon domestic far (. .n,,s .sgs,.s;
kettle. good 10 chose s4a4lc. ''
chicase; March LAS. -four easy: winter
s%ifalss snsi .sssso6 sBfSt'W1S hsat-NFo s's : ~ g sa', S 81:
81 4'S$:.e; 10. : white .sss: 70. = White
-. NoT,hNestefn sl.72: prime timothy SIS.
Ea2EiS 4ea IN r., pG5s; per eS!y 81: SSslS,; d 3;
loose $50 45; dry-salied shoulders tb1dJ ~
S gs'tts bass, sh% OF S SisfT Tiss' .S1a} 'ssSas-'s Whisky
LiveTpcoI,- March IS-Pease-Canadian steady
$ Hops at London tPacihc COAST. frm at IL
IesIti los. Beef firm: extra India mess 90
shor, cut, Il . Is Ibs. steady a, as. Bacon
lisht: g to 80 lbs As: long clear midtles. heavy;
! 10 is $ i Clear Be ssli lie; i Il to IS Sie iS... '4 4ss Cd. e sS no 2
a dyiTS tnss, I = to u iSs; steady at ~ ssS' R g,,s
ct AS 81: American refined in pals at 49, 81.
at Snf 3. Tsih; ApfilSsn ci hgef firm nh at s snd 81 f0' TuI,
gen,ine spirits hrm at als s..
LAA-A ~ - NJ NNANh'NA s-AlA'N EN'atk -
sisI. Linseed oil ais 81. Co,ton-seed oii-Huil
refined spot steady at rs load.
Kansas. CITY. March E.-Close: Wheat-May
I2i=c. July scsc: cash No. , hard .2-.i &c; No
} 52c: No. = red Sic; No. : SEC: No. . spring
slHa-c. Corn-May as: Sept. 5s.c: cash No. ?
No. . white I7Tf7I=c. Rye-NO. = Gle. Hay
Choice timothy 81. do. prairie 81. Re
Cripts-Nheat 3.Set; corn 3.Ct.. oats $3.50. Ship
1880. corn $500. oats 3i.gS.
milwaukee,. Wis. March steady.
Close: No ! Northern sSc. No. . Northern .iS4G
.Jc. May 15i.c. Rye steady; No. l 6c. Barley
higher: No. 2 s5gs5tzc: sample SSgsJc- Corn-May
62i.C.
Minneapolis. March I5-CIose: wheat-Cash 49,;
As+c: May 12s.c: July Tisc: on trk., No. l hard
&c: No. l Northern 13I-I 4c; No. , do. &c.
F~lCur-Efrst patents s5-sJa3.S: do. second pat
ents S15T3s5: first clears s. sass second
clears S1. Bran-ln bulk S3
Toledo. o.. March dull and weak;
cash s7.c: May sls.c; July .sisc. cOrn dull and
firm: cash H+c: May iSc: July 31i.c: Clover seed
sis.
Liverpool. March I5.-wheat-Spot. No. 1
Northern spring quiet at IS Id: No. Z red Western
winter quiet at IS I'D: No. / California firm at
6 Al: futures easy: March IS I'D. May SIS I'D;
July IS. Corn-Spot steady: American mixed new
IS 2i: American mixed old IS Sd: futures In
active: March IS lasd: NAV SIS 2.d.
Peoria. March i5-CHrn steady: No. ) 50c. Oats
inactive: NJ. : white I5i-c billed through. whis-
Ky on the basis OF SL39 for finished goods.
Duluth. March lS-C1Cse: Wheat-Cash, No. I
hard .fc: NJ. . Northern .0izc: No. ! Northern
sc; May &c: July sc. Oats &c. Corn slizc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York. Nsr'h 15.-Elour-Receipts Is Del
bbls. exports II. Is3 bills -four was dun and a
shade easier: winter p,terts Sc s5TI3l: W n-.r
straiChts s.. Snd3.g 5: Minnesota uat.nts g. 80
$40: winter extras Sc .lod3.3l: Mi nesot, bakers
seSSIS. 30: winter low grndes s.. g0as. 10 Ry.
-four dull. fair 10 good 81 25T5 o.. choice 10
fancy g. 50H3.15. Cornmeal steady: yellow Wet
ern si.32: city 81. 80: Brandywine Sc. s5Ta g.. Rive
easy: No. 2 Western s3Ec T. o. b. aroat: state
eeTsic C. I. Z New York car lots. BARLEY duh:
feeding esds5r c. l. T. New York: mailing $50
&c c. 1. Z. New York Sos asl
hu.: exports 90 31 bu.: spot steady: No. > rel
SIC elevator and sec { o. b. ahoat: No / NSr,b.
ern Duluth Ss4c (. O. h. afost: No. / hard Mani
toba size {. a. b. ahoat: for a time after the
opening wheat was strengthened bv the cari
wave West. hut getting no support except from
shorts II reacted a little before midday. a siight
rally near the close left the market s,eady ~
&C net advance March closed s,-sc: MAY So..s,
siLc. closed Siisc: July sfisTsrSc. closed sIlc.
Sept. closed soIc. Corn-Reseipts IS 40 b1 :. ex.
ports 2fe. ga bu.. srot easy: No. 2 esLc eIera,o-
and ess.c Z o. h. ahoat: advancing al the sts-t
with wheat and on steady cables corn essed on
through realizing. but finally rallied on coye-tnr
and closed steady at a partial &c net advance:
May s7zTs-Ttc. closed SAC. July ssI6s;Ec
closed SIC: Sent. s5HTsSSc- closed ssEc. Oats
Rece,p,s ics 90 bu eH1o,,s goo bn.: SPOT
No. 8 white ssrfc: ,rk. mixet Western s,Sssc:
trk. white ssI5+c: o,tions steadier. but arm Hsy
dull: shipping eaas5c:. GOOD 10 choice a,lsssc.
IpIdIsc: 1901 ieiI619ikc: oh t1sc: Pac,sc Coast
steady: Galveston. % to IS lbs. lsc. CsitorSiss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17

The Republics quotations are for car lots in
first hands. unless otherwise specified. Small
STRAWBERRIES - FL riia refrigerator stock
ssnSe; per quart box for choice; Texas slack
.AfPLEs-Poor and inferior M.55aI' p III.
From storage Ben Davis held at So, as to quail
ny. and saItsv Tor choice per Dbl. in a JobDing
PEARs.CaIifornia sl.5Jalsl per boz.
to .sqsD for fancy and $40 per i o. Basket .Ls fh safe
rier; New MeSslna SaS5O in a tobbing way.
oRANGEs.sIOw; steady. Quote new Mexican
isrnla naysis az Sc. Tor choice: seedlings at
fssi nj . g. ssss: at IS s. : 5oS & for Wa. sh? SOD saP D,z
box higher. Tsngerines $ per 6ox way "a"' per
cRANBERRIEs-ssa7,O Per bbl.: H.75aa. 80
PINEAPPLEs--ea2.s5 per crate for Cayenne:
MALAGA GkXPEs@ts.sOa per Dbl.
by dealers at So per Loo
IL RA : Anal ~es at ord Z per r. "a !. p.r ,a
Rural on tax. Sassc: fan
sy Se' az. Earl! M,n 4s,S MI; red cut rose sec: Wis
NEW PoTAToEsIcuban ,sa7 per bbi.: Flor
'de o~N aSse Ps5 ss, Dssr-sy yellow 3, ua :,
bulk del white at N.ssG1.10; red globe at
81 N ssfSi, SI IL sslki aiiS in .s sks g n.r .-,,.
CABBAGEGNew York Danish sl7d1s del. poor
ToMAToEs-Fiorida and Cuba a, sal. 50 per
s.oasket crate: fancy az "a: Mexican held at
'aefIiE RsF slssshss eF sisssc for small. whit.
plume 2dsoc per doz. punches: Colorado En3Oc:
ssiiioiais ss sSsS' 5 ssF e Crate sa celery as roots ss $50 50
rI ss%rg ssi.S sss s sss sg; s s:, 70 orleans hs%.-s 8 ,sss,
S. sA asE szs5i'o r.. o 81 pc. ton ssss sa; sss i "a
s5 TSsssfs At s:s ssz 81. 's s.s 5 5si:. ss-; a. s. "a
SOC per doz punches
bunehes- We
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.


for The week sa.@S: last week 2 e": supply con
Of IsaIse: choice espSrt and d;eissi beef steers
s. eogS =; fair to good ssas.so: .tock-rs snd feed
s s6s 4 milan sisS s,es Ms' a5d fsa Is: .'. Tssa sas sSw: asss
as: native steers g $50 5; heifers sla .; can
ners s. sea3so: bulls g sa+;5: Salves s. aSS.5:
arrivals light. quality inferior. net decline for
week &c; top P,iss today IS IS; bulk OF sales ssa
for week 1900: last week Is.5oo: Increased sup
variety is Zoe lower; muttons are at high point
Of season. Native lambs S. laas ~; Western
M:@as: ewes aLssaai5: cuiis and feeders sSg
St. Joseph. No. March B-Cstue.Rece,p,s
81. 5sd5. IS: vesls SGs: stockers and feeders s. 800
~ Hsgs.Rsss.p,s sss; SC to Ice lower; light
5 lNas =: piss satso shsep-Recs,p.s none
ceived quoted Amertcan steers at lsi.6i3.c:
Exports TODAY partly .timat.d at lilo heeves.
50 .heeg. 400 quarters Of beef; Csiles-Re-
Sheep and lambs-Receip;s $50: sheep steady:
lambs steady and firmly held; about : cars OF
.; as: dressed mutton s. to s,sc per IL,
Dressed lambs &C to 1li.c. HoEs-Receipts 1.sse;
chicago. March 15.-cattle-Receipts 81: nom
inal: good e. prime steers SsSaf: poor 70 me
dunn dunn :. ssns g. n siGsksrs s s1a f ssed sa5ni 81 q :;
dss5: hull. s.. sDf4..5 calves nas.5s: Texas fed
steer. :. ;5as Hoss-Rss:,pts to-day 700: Mon;
ss: Ssa.s I Sssyy ssss <: in s:%s Is: SalS
SIS: fair to choice mixed s.75G,,i -: Western
1sss: Western lambs s. ?sd6.s5. OFFICIAL ye<,er-
day: Receipts-Cattle 2spl: hogs S.+t; sheep
seaT. shipments-Cat,le .ss7. hogs lo.l2i: sheep
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17

Sc; No. 5 yellow at g. and (. o. b. at sc: No
2 white at ei.c; No. } white at SIC.
OATSCash ~arket-Receip ID cars and !.
cars through. No. 2 at iIIsc: No. 3 al 4sisc: No.
: Northern at iSc, part Z. o. b.: No. 2 whits
at 47sc: No. , white at 47c: No. 4 white at
RYE-No. . at 5sgeac.
BARLEY-Quotable at 5sizc to esTc. according
to weight and. color.
FLANSEED.Car sold at 8. IS a Blu.
FLOCR-Quotations or soft winter for car lots
trk.: Patents g ssqt: straighIs at y.e03.G:
extra fancy S.{5H3-60. clear IS. l0d3. .: low-grade
soft winter in Jute SKIS. 81: .5d3: hard winter
in tute SKIS. 2.6oI2.S 81 for clear. s.. s5T3. 10 for
straights, S.2od3.N for patents: sprlng-wheat
patents s3.50I3.e0 In bulk. 3Sc higher in wood
BRAN-io-lb. SKIS. at Soc: at mill seds3c. Ship
stuffs at mill slGl.0s.
RYE FLOUR-Jobbing at s.. Is IN SKIS. and s.. -
In bbls-
CoRNMEAL-City meal. (. o. b.. $40: peari
meal, grits and hominy So
.HAY-Receipts IS tons local and I5 tons
through; shipped 3e5 tons. Prices Z. trk. as fol-
lows; Tlmothy. sl4: 5oai5 for choice sI3ali Tor
No. !. S2Tl3 for No. 2. clover E.5DHl2: clover
mixed s1iai2 for Nc, L; prairie this side 81. 5sg
IL for choice and No. l and siiGle for No. 2:
alfalfa sliTl4 80.
LEAD sPELrER-spelter at $40. Lead
at 81 to y4.05.
HIGHwINEs-Lower. basis sl.so.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17

SWEET PoTAToEs-chOice yellow at ,ia4.15
RCTABAGAS-S2c per bu.
ACU Orleans at 1910, per dog
punches. home grown i.I6oc per bu. box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc per u Dbl
and 81 per bbI. in a johbing way.
CRANBERRIES-SG-5Jgs per b.I.: Se.J012..j
HORSERApISI-Ss per bbI. N orders.
PARSNIPS-NoTthcrn S.5Oni.15 per bbi. for
unwash,I: washed 81 per ig-bhI. sack; home.
grown yc Der bu. loose
cAJIIFLOWEi;-Nrw California at H.75T2
Der crate.
BEETS-S.1e Per 1o lbs: New Orleans ga
Ac per dog. lunches: Texas i5c per dcz.
GUMBo-Florida at 81 sG per box.
EGGPIANT-FIoTiia SS.s5H5.
KOHLRABI-New orleans 1t sc per doz.
bur~h"s.
GREEN PEPPERs-Ficrida at .e.75as per
SPANISH oNIoNS-SI.s5 per crate.
STRING B~EANS-Markst firm: Florida y3T
as. Ior fiat green: 81 for choice round green.
Mexican at ssT4 per 6-h3Skst crate.
- ucr hhi. fr choice
CTCUMTERS-Floriia s2gi per bu. box: New
RNDiSiiES.55Vs5c per doz. punches fo- red;
40T5Nr for white New Orleans. Louisiana nj
EOGSc per i--bu. box: white 1JGS5C; long red &c.
Tea H@51 nor sugar bill.
SHALLOTS-5ld5Jc per dog. punches.
&4gtc per l-S-bu.
box
EGGPLANT-Ssa5 ,-f crate.
GREESs-New Orleans "a i0c per
SoGASHNcuban So per s-haske, crate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17
POULTRY.
QuOtations for Dressed Fowls Arc
ynchanEed-Receipts Light.

REPTBLlC SPECIAL.
New York. March l5-DresSed poultry receipts
to-day l.0.s pkgs. About > cars OF S1uthws stern
fowls arrived and sold at lie. with market clos
ing under lighter receipts reported In transit
Quotations archersed.
Frozen PCultrv-There was very little move
ment In frozen fowls. and while fancy were hell
UP TO HE. very useful Its could be had al liz
There was no surplus OF fan v soft meatei roast
srs. but ordinary TO average prime grades ~
late packed chickens We're urged for sale at liz
l2i7c. as to quality. Fs-cv iry-plcked brnilers
were confidently hell. bur thin ard ordinary
grades greatly neglected. Quotations unchanged
Live poultry rec@ipts for week Were q cars
Western. = southwestern by freight and fully Z
BY express. against . cars last week and -
cars previous week. The market closed bare and
with a steady tone. in view Of the extra demand
remain UNCHANGED.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-17
EGGS
lr~r

New York. March b--ESgS-Receipts to-day
70. 90 cases The demand was poor at 1sc for
finest. with lower prices expected. Quotations at
s~Tgshwss,ern ars,. Ise; Kentucky graded I5ii
fresh gathered. fair to good. I561sIc: do. dirties
lsc: duck eggs. Southern. zsd32c.
Philadelphia. March B.-EgEs steady: fresh
nearby &c: do. Western lS; do. southwestern
&c: do. Southern 1sc.
Chicago. March ls--Eggs steady: fresh ~,
6l&%c per doz-
Kansas City. No.. March Eggs weak; at
mark No. = wildwood cases included on Change
13c dos. cases returned. 12i-c.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. March. 15-Butte--ReceIpts 2s3
pigs: nIm: State dairy 961ec; creamery ~
0S4c: June creamery is09tc: factory, 1S01c.
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Wool.

BLACK and seedv at from &c to Sc per III. less:
l5c allowed on old and eac on new wool ska
Hides.
Dry steady Dry fint-Texas heavy lac: Texas
average he: Texas light lie: fallen l2'-c: native
and Arkansas lsc; No. l native lSc: No, , native
TIC. y-saIted-Round 10i4c: sait.d No. / lO&.c:
sailed No 2 SIC; Horse hide, dry sc. Green
salted. W~estern-Round sxc: Southern do. si.c:
selected No. / 'i<c: selected No. . SIC. part
cured &c per ID. less: uncured Ic per IN. less;
sulis 3tc: culls. dry stock size. Horse hides s.. 10:
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GRAINS CLOSE STEADY
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE.
WHEAT AND CORN WELL
TAKEN.
Market in Hands of Professionals
and Range of Prices Mar
row.

Saturdays local grain market was within
a narrow range and most of the trading
was by professionals and scalpers. Offers
were we'll absorbed early in the session on
the strength Of weather reports which IN
dicated much lower temperature in the Win
ter-wheat region. Extreme cold in the
Northwest interfered with the movement
of spring wheat to Minneapolis and Du-
luth. Toward the end of the session liqui-
dalton by traders who did not wish TO
carry long lines over Sunday caused a re-
cession.
May wheat opened 1sc up and closed &c
up at SEC. July closed with a gain of &c
Corn followed wheat and closed with a
net gain of AqSc on both active options
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st. Louis Cotton Markets.
~, .,@ pp.tauvai lalas %. taras

Tine0l ard staineI &c to"Nc on white.
Spot cotton market:
Galveston-Steaiy a. sssc: receipts 5.sIs bales.
New Orleans-ouiet at SSc: receipts i.3ag bales.
bjie-Nom at SIC: receipts - bales.
SaVannah-Steady at s-isc: receipts I.553
bales
Cha~rlaston-Steady at si.c: receipts Sc bales
N~orfolk-Steady at S il-l6c: receipts 1856 bales.
New NoTk-ouiet at size
Esst- n-Duil al Si,c.
steady at SIC.
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Township OmceFs.

Carlyle. H.. March 16.-The Democrats. ossi
Irish Township held a convention Saturdaysf
afternoon and nominated for the township.
Offices as follows: Henry Super.,s
visor: Charles Noe, Clerk: William GiHse-Ss
pie. Assessor: E. A. wheritt. collector W.as
IL. Houck. Highway Commissioners; John
Bone. Constable.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-Receipts sss SKIS. and 81
cans local and 3 cars through. Dull and easy.
No. ? red SIC this and E. side and S3dS3hc for
something OF grade. Hard winter dull at 1orc
for No. 3 Nebraska. 164c for Kansas and Two
for Turkey.
coRN~cash M-arket-Receipts rs cars local and
~ s26S2kc; Nc. 3 at GG61ac: No. . yellow At
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The nrst line Of quotations in each class is
calculated to represent the full range from COM
mon to extra Dealers. however. often classify
superistive punches tall tops for BUYERS. which
sometimes sell considerably above the highest
quotations. The second line Of quotations sig
uifes the bulk Of sales and generally represents
the various classes as they are sold on the COM
mission market. more or less mixed.
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FINANCIAL.
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

MOUNTAIN OIL c
AT a meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the
Granite Mountain OIL Co, held at Beaumont,
Tex. Thursday. March 5. 1892. at 1 p n. a 4
per cent dividend was officially declared. raya-
bic to ali stockholders of record April !. 1872
ID. o. r Treasurer.
Beaumont, Tex. March 5. 1872.
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eral. and considering this fact and the good clear
ancs which prevails at the close, the market has
been satisfactorily active.
Mule quotations Cfor broke mules. 4 TO q years
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DIRECTORS:
JAS. W. BELL y
a o. CARPENTER
COLE.
SASrL NJ. DODD.
W. T. HAARSTICK
JNO. A. HOLMES.
T. II.
JNo. MCPHERSON.
II. c. PIERCE
F. c.
W. H.
J. c. A
CHAS. G.. WARNER
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Furs.
Fruits and VexetabIe.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent
Northern 15Q2o per CEN more.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-04-23

D,n't forget Mrs. Suffers opening
Thursday and Friday.
Clothcraft.
Those who have tried our want
column find II pays 70 do 30.
Fancy hose at Suffers from Is to so
cents pair Any color you can ask for
Clothcruft. 4
Carpet samples below cost At Prlestor
Bros furniture Store,