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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
ID CANDY eArrAEnoA 81
.gU}9cQ)uR&O
25e soc. A'AAAAAslsA>Al Druggists.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold in bulk
Beware OF The dealer who tries to sell
something isst as good"

to the fact that he might be in need
Of such an article. 1t cost the officer
many times the postage to square
the letter with his friends. The
more he explained about his cousin
with the same initials the more they
insisted that it was con him" Sim
ply as an evidence of good faith he
forwarded the letter to his cousin
and received in reply a brief tele.
gram which read: TOO late. Baby
Is NYeaned"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
kissing bracelets;

4 ~iece of jewelry which the jew
elers sars is becoming popular with
women off the stage as well as those
on it is known as the kissing brace
let. On the stage the kissing of the
lady's hand has increased recently,
and although the practice won't re-
place the good old-fashioned way
seen in real life, the bracelet, ac-
cording to the men who sell jewelry,
will be worn extensively. The brace
let consists of narrow, thin gold
bangle or medallion.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
A Bats Meals,

For one of his repasts a bat does
not eat less than IS caterpillers, and
in "a hours the smallest specimen
will easily eat so flies or more.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
DON'T e; "a. IS ;S!: 3 SEE e

You can be cured of any form of tobacco using
easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic, full OF
new life and vigor by taking EO-gO-BACs
that makes weak men strong. Many gam
ten pounds in ten days. over 500, OGC
cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book
let and advice FREE. Adore IS STERLING
REMEDY CO.. Chicago or Net York. 4sT
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
work by Japanese Women.

The women of Japan are now
largely employed in telephone and
post offices. and ihey are said TO be
excellent bookkecpcrs.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
Few Pneumatic Tubes

Pneumatic postal tubes make slow
progress in this country. In Lon
don there are 81 pneumatic tubes for
the dispatch Of postal packets, and
their aggregate length is "a miles.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

Manufacturers of War Supplies
There are over 1900 firms in the
world manufacturing munitions and
supplies of war; of these 800 are III
America.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

nEO. w. ST. CLAIR, ATTORNEY AT Law
UTazewell. Va. Practices in the courts of Taze
wall and adjoining counties and in the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Wytheville. PsrticuIa: at
tention paid to tha collection OF claims. once
Stras building
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

N a. ANDERSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Taze-
0,Well. Va. Will practice in the courts of Taze-
well county and the Court of Appeals st Wythe-
Vile. Collecting speciality.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

pOwEN e. ROYALL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
d Tazewen, Va. Will practice in the courts OF
of Appeals at Wytheville. Collections given
special attention. Office in Masonic Building.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

The farmers of the state of Wash
ington have organized crow hunts to
drive out infesting crows.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

nREEVER g. GILLESPIE, LAWYERS, Tazewell
iva PraCs.cei n the courts of Tazewell and al
oining counties Ofice--Stras building. Eoga1
L. Greever. Barns Gillespie.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

INNOCENT L. SEXTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tTazeweIl, Va VIII practice in the courts Of
tention paid to the collection of claims. ONCE in
Stras building
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

M B. sPRATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rich
W. lands, Va. Practices in the courts OF Taze-
well and adjoining counties. Prompt attention
paid to the collection OF claims.
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The First Kingly GoIpher in Years.

King Edward VII. is the first Brit
ish monarch TO play golf since the
days of James III.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

FULTON & COULLING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
fTazewell. Va. Practice in the courts of Taze-
well county. S. NJ. B. Couling will continue his
practice in all the courts of Buchanan county. j.
Il Fulton, Wythevile, Va. s. M. B. Coullng'
Tazewell, Va
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

Il. STUART, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ia we'll,
J,Va. Land titles in Mcdowell and Logan coun-
ties, West Virginia, specially. Office in stras
building.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
Cost of Our Army.

The expenses attached 10 the Unit
ed States army are something over
million dollars a week.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06

HENRY 4 GRAHAM, LAWYERS, Tazewell, Va.
i1Ofice in building near Court House K. h.
Henry. s. G. Graham.
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TAzEWELL co. DIRECTORY.
.Cireuit Court.

Roberto. Jackson, judge; H. Bane Har-
man, clerk. Terms of court-lst Monday
in April, 4th Monday in August and LIST
Monday in December.
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officers.
THE CHURCHES.
methodist Episcopal Church South

Public worship of God on the LIST ana
erd Sundays at II A NJ, on the IND and
9Th at 700 P. M. z.oo
& Meeting for prayer, Wednesday at 700.
PM. Sabbath School at $3.50 A. M.
Young mems prayer meeting each sunday
at Sp. NJ. .,.I.oou
Almost cordial welcome is extended to ALL
r. A. KELLY Pastor.
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Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-ReceIpts si6 SKIS. and 50
cars local and 3 cars through. By sample: On
trk. and Levee sO1zqSlc in bulk and L. side at
Sic. and late and f.. side elevator took the Of
ferings left unsold at &c over May. switched to
the house; No. 2 hard Nebraska sold at 7Slao
and Turkey at 75&c and No. 3 Turkey at 75l.c.
COPN-Cash Market-Receipts "a cars local. 10
cars through. From store loaded 22.e0 bu. sold
at 63hc for No. Q late Saturday to 65Sc for No
2. By sample. del: No. 3 at csc Il, SIC this
side: No. 3 yellow at e31fc to arrive E. side: No.
3 white. at 6slzc, mainly f. side. to ssc and ssisc
this side. No. 2 yellow offered at s5hc loaded.
OATS-Cash MarHet-Receipts 81 cars local and
. cars through. By sample. del. and I. o. b.:
No. 2 at 4+c and No. 3 at 43kc this side; No. 2
Northern at sc: No 2 white at 45hc E.. 4Gc
this side. No. 3 white at sass this. Soc +. side:
No { white at afai5c this side: clipped at .sllc.
BARLEY.values at SIC to e7hc.
offerings; nominal.
FLOUR-QuotatiOns on soft winter for car lots
.rk. Patents 50. "a 50: ~straights Mt ~I.ioa3.5j:
extra fancy 50. 2Od3.4 40: clear &. 90g3: low-grade
in Iute SKIS. .2tOa2.s5 FOR clear. g 75a2.s FOR
straights. s3d3.25 for patents: spring-wheat pat
ents 50. "a In bulk. 3c higher in wood.
~RAN-1oo-lb sks. at sea91c; at mill ssge0c:
ships 81
RYE FLoUR-Jobbing at 81. Is in SKIS. and $40
CoRNMEAL- City meal Z. o. b. s.. 10; pearl
meal. grits and homfny $40.
HAY-Rcceipts $50 tons local and I25 tons
through: shipped 3s5 IONS. Prices e. trk. as fol-
lows: Timothy sli.59q5 for choice. s3. 50a1I.50 for
No. ], sl2Gl3 for No. 2: clover mixed 81. 500
$50 lor No; 4; No. 2 :lOglO.5 80; clover 81 for No.
1879 and si2a12.5o for No. ?: low grades $4,000:
sTRAw-Wheat a.2saL5oH: oat s.: rye IS: on
trk.
LEAD AND sPELTER-spelter a, s.1: lead
HIGHwINEs-steady. basis $40.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Though there was a fair. speculative Interest In wheat corn vast thu feature of the
local grain market yesterday. Te movement to principal Western points continued
ns and there was a growing belief hatth vas due not to thef fact. thatfa farmers were
unwilling to let co. but rather to an actual scarcity of the ghn in hrth hands. Elevator
stocks are small and advancing prices seem to have little effect bdngfngo out ofrs
For the week the visible supply showed eena greater decrease han many Traders had
predicted.
There was at no m a good buyng demand for wheat although several strong
spots deloped. Al the opening the market declined on reports of general rains in the
southern and southwestern sedions Of the winter belt aer there was some strength
in sympathy with corn. but at the close havy liquidation by profit takers carried prices
downward
May wheuto opened * VI md closed nc on July opened %aac of and closed 20
1c of
May corn opened &c VI ad cNed 1c up July opened he up nd closed ~ up.
July oas opened &c up AM closed unchange
Produce was in good demand md prices we're steady to higher southern receipts
show a decided improvement in quality. .
Bank stocks we're the feature Of thsI local security market The best gains were
made by Bank of Commerce, Third National. Mechanic National and Ierchants-La-
cde National
Yesterdays bank dearngs we're SG5sS, balances H06@L Discount rates were
steady between A. md 81 per cent.
Spotc cotton was qet and unchanged in the local market
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steady. rive -four steady. Cornmear firm. Rye
duii. ii4.c75: exports a.2ss SPOT
market easy: new No : red Stc elevator: No
s2iEc I. o b. anoat: No. i hard Manitoba $40
+. Q. b. ahoat. Wheat options opened lower be
cables. They recovered and turned strong On the
eeipss and a large visible supply deere but
eventually eased of under realizing and dt.ap.
easy at i.c net decline: May IS M.isS9M: dosed
IsNc: July 7ssa7sl1e. closed 5skc: Sept mA3
orn-Reeeipts $50: exports $50: spot nm: No.
? ssae eisyatar and ss1s ( 2 ,; aiiost; Tier.
pede Of shorts due to small stocks n soutsgsss
s sSa G up ias and s' ,s ses e sa.sa on 9q IA I'll; a1iea si,1 r :
under realizing; with the close easy May J
SEPT. Sc s1 Sasss &C Close. s1Iy sc. Il:
COO: exports as: SPOT hrmer; No; 2 &c; NSz !.
tx ssstei mixed He western sas1T sssssc: rk,' e white siasssse:
Options firm 70. a time on nui,tsn crop sna
tion: Hide. quiet: Texas dry q to % lbs PIE.
mess slsa. CUT meats hfmsr; picked esiliss
20 sos slssse; R R.ssIt f- sa0V %ss,srs se ssssin e'fs IL. To- sa n.
fned frm: Continent $40. 3: south America yIl.E:
f S. .sg4. s sisas ST.. 7 ss1 ! srn mes. .a9 IL, a efsss
Tallow frm: si.y g. per package, SIS eSunty
R iSsss, s,s llds MoIssses steady
chisase sp5il , n : I'd no ssas STEADY cS Msess@'
white l4zHi5Ac: No. , white Ahd4c- I'VE
No. 2 57a5T+c:. BarIey-Ea,I to enoise mailing
ern his; prime timothy $3.50: clover. contract
grade, $50. Provis1ons-Aess pork. per Dbl.
SIC. 500 II. IS: lard, per 100 lbs, S-lzeG9-i5: short
ribs sides Goose, SgqS.I5. dry-saited shoulders
: US. Whisky. basis Of hishWines. SIS.
Duluth. April H--C1ose: Wheat-Cash hard
15xc; No. 2 Northern eyxc: No. 1 Northern cash
and May 72kc: July i2Ac- Oats E%c- Corn 81 !
Liverpool. April H.-Tne imports OF wheat into l
Liverpool last week were %. 7o quarters from At.1
from otner ports The imports Of corn from All
antic ports last week were 3.Soo quarters- l
Peoria, April 14--Corn higher. NO J &C. O9f1t
higher: No. 2 white SIC billed through Whisky1
Liverpool. April 14-Wbeat-Spot No. Z rdi
Western winter no stock: No. / Northern SPRING 1
steady IS Id; No. l California steady Is ID. Eu- .
lures quiet. May 5s lid: July rs Id COM
Spot steady; American mixed new IS SIG: do. old /
IS SID. Futures steaiy: May IS I'd: July % I'd: 1
Oct. d I1Ad.
Milwaukee. Wis. April unsetsIeds
] Northern BH6Nc: No. : Northern 10
May a. Rye steady: No. 1 sH6Xcsf
Barley steady; No. 2 s79hc. sample s4Is7c. Cor
e2Ac.
Liverpool. April H.-Hams-Sbort-cut firm SIS /
Bacon-Cumberiand cut firm at as Sd: short ff1o I
firm at sc; long clear riddles. heavy. tim a i
SIS Sd. Shoulder-Scuare firm at Us Cd. LArd-4
Western in ties firm at 49s Cd, Americas \
refined in pals firm at 4ss Cd. Cotton-seed ouI4
Hull refined. spot firm at 2Js.
Thu Visible.
New York. April H.-The visible supply -
grain Saturday. April Il. as compiled By tho Il
ISL, 900: decTsase $50 ooo Oats s.cs4.ooS: SecrsssS =
AS, 900. Rye 1.g7100: decrease 4I9Q0, DafS6 q
LIn.0oo; decyeass 5IeM -
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Kansas City. NO.. April N.-CattleLReceipe
a,oo natives. LOO Texans 100 calves: market
strong to shade higher: choice export and dressed
beef steers Sc. 5ods 70: fair to rood Ss6S. 50: stock
ers and feeders g. %: Western fed steers
50. i.5ae.65: Texas and Indian steers ssas.a %: COWS
sS.5oa5: native cows IS: heifers S4as.S:
Gamers 81. 5gI3.G bulls g .5pG4. so: calves 81. 800
8. Hogs-Receipts 400: market strong 10 &c
higher: top .7.25: bulk Of sales Sc. sOa7 Is: neavy
Z: pigs S5.etas.3. Sheep-Receipts 400. Sheep
steady to loai5e higher Lambs steady: native
SS.syas: Western $: t9a5.s 90: y~eariinss IS. ycas.0
ewes ssgS;S2; r fsoe :sss "a and feeders s,se9s.'1
chicago. III: April ii..cast:e-RseeiDts 500:
s ;s: pd TO i' to hl msifan so1 a.S g prime 4. ter :s- s.S
{ &. s. .s;a saaasE Teas ss;t'a fsd 50 .,e sH.ls 8 SSss;sS; s fslss.
Receipts to-day 5000: Tomorrow 2o.SS: left over
nike mixed 0 ss s su a!isas s. g 1 ,ssss: s s,Sssd 70 ss ssslss
ss2y az 8 s ;sSi' q q; aI ESus !. be- nsayg ssssa7.9 hight
rood to ant sRei issO1 Wst h rs &. a.sass: lambs Ian to Ss esois:
I Rlass ,i:9sgs:' ~ w wssssrn lamb. shssG s A .;sf Is: native
South st !9ssIh. NO.; April It-cattis-Re;;
s asi lsSs. .. . i5sasi 9: aS SsaI I.. sss.; sssS Ell; sss s.sss
ceipts s.eS5; STEADY to strops 4@p Iizb, H HOG Ike,
gIzed s; ssa! %; medium and heavy HsHi sas 4 ..s:
500: steady: Western lambs ssas.ss: Westsr,
f hti COWS nf stee rs asse al s.ss; b aIi . s 'ssas is1i fa n9S
to-day "a cattle. 80 sheep and 1856 quarters Of beef:
tomorrow 80 cattle. 1.s13 sheep and $40 quar-
tiers Of beef. calyes--Receipts Sass: market iirm
some early sales Of choice at se.7s to s7.s5: city
dressed veals firm at 7e to loc per ID. Sheep
steady and strong: lambs lcc TO lsc higher: nm
shorn sheep A.9 to sG.25: export do. $50: culls
81 so to H.25: clipped sheep 81. 10 to IS. So: clipped
culis $50 to $3.50: unshorn lambs $3.50 to E.s5;
culls s. to So clipped lambs S5.i5 to 81. 90;
S1ring lambs s-5o to $3.50 per head. Hog+Re-
CENTS 9.05: market lec higher: State hogs S7.2s
TO 81. 40: Westerns nominal.
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cRANRERR1Es-:s.sOas per Dbl: ,e.oa,.z DOR

ger DBL: S2t42.1 10 per
HaoRsERApIsH-s3 per bbI. on orders.
81 50 usr hbl. In,
unwashed washed 81 per I--bbl. sack. home
crown 5Ni15c per bu. loose.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at .l.75ae per
HBEPETs-Northern s2.4o per Dbl: New Orleans
4Ofi45c per doz. punches; Texas 4c per dUZ.
Bo-Flo at 81 25a1.5o per basket.
ROHLRABI-New Orleans at 3jI45c per doz.
GREEN PEPPERS-FIorlda and Cuba at ST. 50
GI.75 per crate for choice.
SPANISH ONIONS-SL.G5 per crate
STRING BEANS-Narket firm: Florida II 800
. FOR mai green: $393.2b for choice round green;
Mexican at $50 per 5-5as-.et crate: Cuban SIG
ENTDIvEsNs2as per Dbl. FOR choice; s1aI.5o for
'CUCUMBERs-New Orleans s. per crate: soc
~RafDisHEs-aoa25c per doz. punches FOR home
grown: New orleans rcd iDu5lc rer br. box
white 6Oa7Oc; long red I5c; Texas 40T50c per peck
box: Alabama 2jd35c per doz.; Mississippi 25a55c
soTAsHIcuban and Florida sl.5,a2 per G.
EGGGPLANT-ss5a4 per crate: Cuban .1.75q
MUSTARD G~REENs-New Orleans 5: per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures 75cIS - uer ,Ioz.
hand punches: si.75 for quart lunches; California
GREEN PFAsE-Fiorids $50 per hamper:
Louisiana So per bu. boz: California $50 per 4
basket crate: Alabama $50 per hp. box.
Orleans 20 per bhl.
KAI.E Arkansas sl.5HTl.I5 per large bag:
homegrown S5c per bu. box.
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large IcIsc: y. Y. small I3c. Limburger fSh414c.
SMlss-ChoIce lie: No. . l2lhGl2c. Brick litac.

large i2ic:, n. Y. small l3e; Limburger fsHal4c.
PrOvisiOns.
PorkENew standard sis.6oa17.So per Dbl. in
Iard-Choice steam f. side si.c per ID. in a
jobhing way: kettle rendered at loAc to 10sc to
Green Hams-In car lots +. o. b. E. side: Hams
-lo-av: at lo7sc: II and IS at l0tsc: lsa2es at
a aasioI af ' HIN. h cafiio1 lsisT, isnS? ss. at MS sew "
York shoulders at 7sG. From the block dsl.-kun-
d. s. Meats.To arrive. 45a59sv. cured cribs
Ists IN at q g5absig,raG wa s9-q rSnr st sJ FIN c short !; 80 sse:
cribs at 9ssc: short clear nc. bellies at 9s8ioBc:
at rs. Dealers shatss hIsher op orders:
ra BasGnI Fs,da , s. c. an, meats : r,b in , g 5 S,6an . way
clear los.c: bellies at lol. a11l.c: standard backs
l sssfio f higher at on Or S4da "a. f hrsskr at f bacon P af iifrs
Tor heavy to lSizc for light: hams at 1lt.c to ilao:
Country Lard-Choice sagc.
Country ~Bacon-Sidesa at &c.
N6 54.!' at Si.a55yc. p cake at s sssaS fsck ! :' escie.
oieo stearin-ouote at Ike.
G~rease-small Irregular lots country: Brown
a, Ssci Yellow at SIC: white at 4%sa Packers.
Frog ts--Larse a, ,l.5o; medium 81: small
Sheep at sas'5e: thin ewes and bucks 2asac;
~Veais.Liight receipts; Steady. q quote: Choice
fat at &c per ID. fair e &: hsfetics. rough.
Sln beef9 aaa t ardsrs s.! E sb ID siif per al ID. s,; Fulton
Market and roll at I'll so: mess at Sl0.5O; dried
sets at 124l2zc; tongues l3c per ID; insides 1876
131tc: knuchies RzHlsc: outside i0i9gllc.
Live Poultry-Averags receipts: Hens 10c:
ROSTERS Sc: brotlers 1sc. T~urkeys-Average 30
15ssc. CO s:saso s.,sa Gsins GSin: g. 81 & RsT nef d@ Ga1. PiE:
cons Sl.2o per doz. Ducks lOc.
Dressed Poultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs on. Chickens-Choice at 1oi4c:
ROSTERS SC. Turkey-Choice at l2Izd13c. Ducks
Tic. All poor stock. including sweating, thin,
scrawny. etc: nominal. Geese 5GSc.
Roasting Pigs-ln demand at per head.
Fresh fish steady. Quote: Sunfish at &c; Graphic
at &c for small TO &c for large; bass lie; dressed
cat SIC; spoonbin cat &c: dressed bullheads TIC:
bu1alo. gross &c; dressed buffalo lItG5c; dressed
German carp &c; white perch at BIC.
2c per doz.
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The Republics quotations are for car ,o.. q,
first hands unless otherwise specified. small
'0 Observation-Disclosures sa Sias1s IIs efff5ssS h lsisi:.,,o- .,o..
15asoe per qsa5t box; ventilated isaI2kse: Te9a.s
per half crate; mississippi. E SOFT anna s sr.ea! + +
From AFrt .9ss5ss Ben af B.y laff s.is . al !ssd Rss :. e p;
ch9ise. in a tosbing way; winesap aa5.
E i s ss5ss 55s !, q e ,5 : 1 ~ ssr, eho,e. to
GEAPE FRufr-sL5Oa5.5o Per box. according
oRANGEs.slGw; steady; Quote new Mexican
nay: fla a + isq st ss. 81 af4a5 IS iGr s esS,ds! ta at e R ;Sg
lands ss.lSas:s Is: In a tObbinE way 25asoc per BOZ
CRANBERRIEs-s6.56 per DBL: a.7Baas per
..FiNEAPPLEs.s.Rt,2s per crate for c.yenne,
Nsw HsSana "a 4. 3 ssga : Per do.: ~,
caoactoHASNAnTseseiiins By de.lHs s. ss ,as DER 10.
III & snail way way o at 3 per 100: M
fancy; early ohio $50: red I cut Sn ro assl ss sas.' B uG.
hsnk t S3aSSS6i M ssas4e. and Minnesota si-shp
SEW P6TAToEs..cuban s. per bbl.: F1orI-
oNIoNs-Red globe at sl.25a1s5 in SKIS: poor
cHRBAGE,;New York Danish slsa0 asked del:
crate MA fa6ey a. 'i q: Ms st sai hsid p at 81 s.sas psl
s-basket crate. N.50ai.i5 per 4-basket crate: Gu
orle.n. ss1, S per crate; Cali
c fS5eIs I ss;seq ssa q per per ssF as. Florida i.SSi'
New oFIssa. !. @Sassgs per St ST. .?g FSrl RGT a H. D per
CARROTS-Northern Sic per ton; washed go
SOC per h-bbl: New Orleans 2Oazc per doz.
punches.
grown soassc per Dbl: globe
s5c psn dos a bnnnc.hes. per DBL New Orleans go
P~kRsLEY-New orlean. 19a15c per dor.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Choice yellow at sl04.zs;
queen at s5.25 per Dbl.
SPINACH-New Orleans at zsGac Der doz.
punches; homegrown 10915c Der blu. box.
Observation-Disclosures &, rs mar s.-bbl and
a per Dbl. In . tobbinS way.
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ny IeIeBropn.
New York. April 14.-Co,ton-Spot closed quiet.
1-l6c lower: middlfns upiands 9 3-l6c: middiing
Gulf . 7-Isc: sales $500 bales. Cotton futures
closed very steady: April s.osc: May 1e4c: June
sisc: Nov. s.Csc: Dec. Soc; Jan. sosc. The
R nshsft s GsDsn seas s'f mSsi;hs w' iaad RT'sss he 2 1 41.s : points qsis
Improvement was due largely to q fright Of ring
s sHs5'' c Sh ! had To- . e1Dss;ssian: weak q. E Ensi7.s m s1:
ket started out quite steady in tone. with prices
further talk Q, psaee II. an1 South afriea help nsai To-
alarm bears here. Nevertheless. soon after the
whole market The decline which followed the
s ssaha t ord. .1s 1 kumSoe had %i It that ee South q A s2Tsisn
RRs sass P nSfs feee.p ws.' liberal Rss 20 e. aaxSsas'e; for While sae
mSsrew,s receipts and reports Of 'oakinE rains
S;sec. July s.ssc and Aug. s-7sc was there any
sisRed :, up : q sh point e eSF a ssf ss'i toward dh the @ sio:st
ssosi, t to secure sn ei 1sna9s. OF This ise d! Rns1 q fou sns n sinE
result nGnia' M Sser .sss a sInE To slssc. se. alis a sna a a. 3
Pc. an . .s ss7S Slider a pr Msst sgG' cotton ,a hSus.
for Aug The close was very steady. with near
mS1sns 2 to Z points d,n higher: and far months net
Liverpool. April T-cotten-spot fair demand:
! e' 7eisd; 30. seSe Insshi A ) s,asd: ml % q : ,-ia sH
low middIips . Esd Tn good !, oT5ains.y i I'D:
export and Included 800 American Receipts 500
quiet aD snd ei S.ssai sas XEst aT Sr r an-j TIMsd,lns :, 2
Sss: issRt. . sl s!ists SEQ :; Sept &! sss..D ! SO. Sd 4
re- So ! at q 1: S.ssd b. : ''-'4s' 2S-s4d b.; Jam
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
New York. Aprn 1G~-F1our-Rscsipts A1o
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Hides.

Dry steady. Dry fint-Texas heavy he: Texas
average 13c: Texas light lie; fallen i2ILc. na.iv.
and Arkansas l2c: No. l native 13c: No. 9 native
lie; bulls &c: culis SIC. Dry-salted-Round l0I.c:
sailed No. ] 1OAc; sailed No. 2 9Zc. Horse hide.
dry. 75c. Green round sAc; south,
ern do. ettc: selected No; l TIC: selected No. 2
ID. less: culls 34c. Horse hides s2.75: dc. No. 2
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

Butter-scarce and firm. Quotations.: Creamery
Extra aG5lEc: fryts &c: seconds &c. DAIRY
Extra &c: hrsts 2lg22c: COuntry-Choice roll zc.
poor 70 good ls0l9c, choice packed lee; poor to
5sir LglsS; grease &c. Ladle-packed-Extra eav
EggBeCurrent receipts at 15r. ReceInt. o ,,
pkEs. local and aga through. -S'
Cteese-Jobbing: Twins at 1sEc. single. ,x,,
fairies 1skc: 7. A. lsxc: long horns iszc: N. y
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-~YEARLINCS AND HERETICs.

- E:Iu... 40 j. 3h..- So
SOUTHERN ATTLE-Receipt OF quarantine
cattle were "a cars and LIS head. against ia
cars and 2.fl head on last Monday. Arrivals
Were from Louisiana. Texas and Indian Teri
tory and consisted principally Of steers Of good
quality. the bulk selling at IS and above. With
Ihere was not SO much n specific change in val
IN, a Top at $40. There was a fair lun of bulls.
tair quality and not many calves OF rather plain
quality. In addition to a full line of local buy
ers there was considerable demand on order ac-
count, particularly for the upper grades OF steers.
and under this stimulation trade was active and
arrivals Of desirable grades were disposed OF very
readiIy at generally strong to lec higher prices.
Some cases were reported only steady RuIis
were firm at about as high figures as any time
ms season. Cows were steady and calves were
rather slow. The clearance was good.