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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25
AFTER CRUDE RUBBER co.
Creditors to Be Declared involuntary
Bankrupt,

0iiHiuPts
New York, March 25.-A petitioel
was filed yesterday afternoon by the
bank Of New Brunswick at st. Johns
n. B., the First National bank of OF
tawa, ILL.,, anG the National bank of
Helena, Mont, asking that the Crude
Rubber Company be declared an in
voluntary bankrupt. Each Of the three
banks that tlgure in the petition have
claims on the rubber company for
$4,000.
The petition asserts that the com
pany has liabilities of 100000, and
that it has committed various acts oe
bankruptcy. The company is now,
the petition states, in the hands of two
receivers.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25
Mrs. c. E. VanDeusen, of ]

Mrs. c. E. VanDeusen, of Kill
bourn, Wis, was afflicted with
stomach trouble and constipation
for q loug time. she says. II have
tried many preparations but none
have done me the good that Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets have" These tablets are for
sale at Grier's drug store. Price as
cents. Samples tree.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25
F. J. CHENEY & co 4,

1OIedO, OHIO.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25

Ifyou lose anything In the house,
look under the lounge. Nine times
out of ten you will find 1t there.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25
DON'T COLT BLIND

In selecting liquo1s for home con
sumption; be sure of their flavor,
quality, purity and fairness OF price
before ordering-in a nutshell, be
sure of the reliability of the liquor
merchant who supplies you. We
challenge comparison as to the ex-
cellence of our stock, the value.
for-value of Our prices.
r. N. Gardening.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25

This Is the glorious season of the
year when you wear a heavy coat
one day, a thin coat the second day,
Q porous plaster the third and q
doctors bill the fourth.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25

There Is no deception about a
bull dog; 1t Is always the cur that
bites you when your back Is turned.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-25

The kicker. like the poet of ma
ture, IS never without theme for
his verse
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
FRISCO SYSTEM.

Depart Arrive
- am lob am
&c am a.E an
ia an Tlz pm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
Wool.
Eruifr md NcSetnhIe..

The Republics quotations are for car lot. IN
hrst hands. uhiess otherwise Specified. small lots
GIAPE+Sea4se Yer is-bu. haske; fo- black
and DC Tor white varieties. Coacofds Ice per
WATEkMELoNS-IadiaHa ,5csss pr car.
bS,. RoeEy FqFl reagsFstof "a; Al H&si-G
fEACHES-1nchigan sscasI per "a. Ilsket. &C
cording 10 c0nIii On Nssour1 $50 per o
PAP. LEsSGS6f H- ~ cao See Sd = a5 5Sf f SlclSe M
TO So q Dbl 70 81 FOR extra fancy h!sn-co-o-ed
-PLUMS-Home-E-o"n and nearby Newman al
II. Michigan pIums and cages o. per y
hsmpe- Chicago plurns Eg-c q i-S-bU. basket
iAciFIC COAST FRUTT-Ba-tlett peas a.
H-tyGz Per box; E7oss pTunes az Sl-ZSgl-s5 and
c. Grand Duke SL-Ss9I-.5 . case Peaches
PEAR-Common nearby 95a0c p-- i3-bu.
basket: gartie;ts. Howell. Il Conte. SecEel and
basK1fs1 500 $50. HOWL a.a.r Daehe4
.sqzee; Bartletts sl.3ai.z5.
I 41=A APPkE~ ~ 5s per '=-bu- bask-t
LEioNScalif5raia on trk. .s.z for chOir. 10
Sicily .s.55gs: EEerdm ;sa4.s6 i5om stoTs A
$50 foT Choice and a.S Tor fancy. on oTdsrs
MISUNDERSTANDING At .la. L bunch on or
cocoANUTs-Quote a, ;:s.50sZ for I.on. In
FoTAIoEsDsmaad good and market steady:
quote nearby Ohio from farEne-s' wagons a. 800
&c I2r bottom stock 70 21at9c FOR b.u3 stock
-oSiOSs-Neatherzheld saFi=c an1 gigae "a
~ u Enoice TO fancy small and poor @G-E-
SSIASH-HOrae-grCwn I5H1c per bU- b1x FOR
Summer: hubbard &C.
STRING BEASS-Home-Erown 5Ssc Per bn
box loose.
cAEEAGE,7Home-eroEn from farmers wagon,
AG42i.c per lB lbs on orders. crates. sG.
MUSTARD Pc bu- DCz-
SAUERESATT-sI.G per hale bbl.
GEMBD-3HM-yC per peck
CUcUGBEEs-IsaSc per bu. box: pleklins
stock at 81 4sc p%r bu. loose
GREEN COEN-E0me-Eruwn 1"Iec per doZ.
SN F0-ATOE-Home-=Town sE5c pe-
bu. box fr Bermudas and Sa1-I p=r b.. FOR
NansemCnL-
TONATOE-Home-Srowu 2cIZc pe- hu. loose.
CELEES-Alcn.gan = s0CGG. and = co &C.,
Chicago nat cases SGCJc and square Sl1l-lu.
EEETS-S per bb4. fc- homegrown. 80 Per
bu- and Bdzc per dOz- punches.
per doz. lunches and SI-5 per
bbL; Northern :: per LOO lbs
LETTECE-Hone-E-own g. I5d&c per b. box.
DO sc per ba-
EGGPLANT-HOnsSrOvn - per hu- loose
SPINACH-HCme-zrUwn EE@c pr bu- box
homegrown 5@E60c per hu. box
BORSERADISH@5.50 per hbL. On o.ders.
hALE-Home-gTown 10aI5c n hu- box
GARLIC[N-w Orleans new CSC Pr ID.
ONIONS-I-S per crate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
Poultry.
sPEcrAI

New YORK. Sept Live Puuitry-Receip:>. in
Guiding ! car handled yesterday, ven : cars %
western. : southern and j southwestern WIKI
fully another CIR by express. Wn4le t0ab-rs car
ri-c over : cars from last weeE. thu a1.lces for
stock n transit show less than - cars In sight.
sHC the u4aIk-I advanced 10 IL On fowls. a. IN
Western chickens. anL l-s Tor sJL-he.a EJUs
icrs advanced 20 3. turkeys steady. 1ucks and
&C.. unchanged. pigeons dull.
Spring chickens L=ulsc. lows &c cd ronS-
iers =. turkeys L. uucLs. HcstsrL mixed. Tair,
&c .Vc. Southern S2SJc. gees. Hes,e-n pine,
pa.- SlEl-l. Southern &cGSl. pigeons. mixed.
Cl1 and young. pax. W.
Dressed poultry receipts 1913 rkSs- The re
Celpfs which include al stock arriving since sal
urcay we're fairly !!t.rzi ard invoices generally
Indicate AZ increase from all sectors fer later
IL ne week As the out-of-t0wU season Is cyc-
and the demand from tsat sJu-ce shut Of. thc-s
Will be no Increase from local dealers for s0m-
and the market opened W very quiet. with aver
axe foglE selling mainly al &c. while yt-y closely
r-sd-d Indians reached I5uc- There was good
demand for sclide1 chickens and strictly nnc
i-ctsd -eachsd 1sc- Most %; ;he dry-p4cked
chickens arriving were q medium quality. as the
shippers are freezing th=ir small. plur-p bro!ls-s
and iO-V riding only the toTH- medium and coarse
range IN uric-s. rarely bringing more than
scaldec. while strictly fancw Cry-Iick-d chickens
brought lac and even higher in some Instances
Fancy selected sp-!oE turkeys sold fairy vel.
squads quite free and market ruled siuU ~ IN
improved price Spring turkeys. d-y-picked fan
cy. 3 TO . lbs. each. -I-scs dry-ptched straight
lots 1sn2r- Weston are-aEe OLD hens I5Ilsc.
d-y-picked. 11i=gilc. scaldeG i3izc. small . ne
dunn Or. PICKED ELgl@.. Ec2ic=c EGI3c- Fowl.
Western dry-picked prime IL. scGid=d iSc: South
en- and Southwestern d-y-DicEsd IL. poor n
good le4 lie. old roosIe-s 3: spring ducks. West
EN-. I0Il2c: squads. white cnrire. - coz-:
mixed .LSsa2: prime dark N@aI-9.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03

Skinned hams-lss. lsr=, an - - I,c
CALIFORNIA; SIC. New YORK a-yu.1=l- -
Sew YORK shoulders ~ g.
c'-ibs entirely nominal. closing 5]-zy. a. lss3c.
+s-av Al l3-%-l.g. 4.-aV- at - L11aAy. :
ribs - lJ-c. short clean at &c. bellies az
-lAe. Pia.es a. 81. lat backs ~ sc Stamford
backs al ti~r- Dealers charge hiEE.r OF order
Hacgu-EAl- = a. meats IN a JobutnE 2aF
ranged: Breakfast bacon At from i-ssc fo- heavy
80 TO fOl.c. y. y. sH8uIGe-s al &c Plain
smoked hza. lots IN j1bb.uE way ranged: Ext.a
shorts Al la.c. ribs a. ilA.c. snort cisaT p
L.e Standard backs al i-4c Higher charged
country lArd-Choioe n; s'-as'se.
Cgua--y BacUn-Sides - e.
Tai0H-DuI; 10 country a. ees.c to- cgr-
Tent receipts and SC p! winter No : a. &c
4arke-s' saldble At 1871 hut held higher
white 80 packers stock. brown ~ 5sES=c gel
low $500 white at suns.,c-
FEas LTE-Larce 8 In. medium g. small &c
Neals-Choice small :st a. GH6-c per 10 chr:s"
heavy al "'=H5c; hereucs ~ -aize sheep $50
H-,-pn o.ders: EhId.-Tiate and Fulton Ma
k-t ard roH at yl=-g msss a; su.a- 1-lei sets
e lStrc sonEucs it, pef 10; ias-1es lie
Live Foul;ry-Heavy and llEht hans a. sc;
ROSTERS Co.. EI-in- chickens pr III aEer1== rc-
geese a. 3. T-u-keys-AveraEe receipts l.'-c frr
ui~. spring ~ L-c Ducks s=e Live pigeons
p-.eeeI P~0uItry-ScalaeI and undawn. with
heads and lg=S on old chickens steady - loo.
surir= chickens Ei=r. ROSTERS g. IurAeg-
Game-w05da0cl. ga Per doz ployer sLD per
Fresh FIsh-S-esd- rrrt.. sunfsh a. q: crap
pc Al C f1r small . SC FOR large. bass IZc.
ord ca, s. sp23nhill cat sizc dressed bull
.. dressed German carp &. white ueEcE =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
~ Telegram.

Sc lo1k s-?L spot cotton closed s;.aty.
mi1d!InS ~uIisn-s -: o.. Su- @sc. sales 80
s-ige. Soy. go. Dec. o@5e. jan So. Ica-
s-sr. March &c: April So Nav - The
After Oct had SOLD Oh 90 80. lar. a. 80 .a-
atarcu t1 &c. tl.r- VA. q s-arI upward MOI
.a''a ,AhA i-i-4S p ans u io2@-li4es a--n -
I--l Of Moisture. Inc Un.ve options Hs-l=- zolu
ur O. t.Is-. Este and &c. r-af-ruEriy- Later
hAh- rrt.ih-- Ial-i p be-r raid .oipW-nS
renewed rain llik "a 4tE1s. but again acEauU-l
iaii-s on cnAt.tHe am l.a4s p t-.--ah r.
t-t" iti-fl from NasA.Agth tl-mprfoH- 'r-
su.l " L. sac AID jan T. t-sic AID MaTrE 10
S3- Tie weekly report was - much o. H-F-
IL VITA the Stn-ia4 rGa ~ private cfor 1i-t'-
s-at laI preceded Il tna; tn-E- wIs q cis.sEl-tlI4
% iea- Ire nIJntaiy cruy report from Ga-airEtgu
WOULD snow a cenliuen II - L. - Scr- tHu-rt
cotton GA tie sruunC tnat raIZ Win ~ niEa e.
temperature a. Tas Indicated wcu.I go Hll1-
harm gEaE good. The tGyIis to-day vs. Ken
.gEL with = large Grr-H vEpu-. nous atr=sly
Eeafily long Oh OF q Conspicuous bUy"f g.. d.
chicago grain int=1e-t~. tn- .D-tE. N~w EEF-
iara 4ug Wall er--eL aglf.els-9 - - tuE!uS. u1I
Tie. sn1ft interest furnished the most .-.4s-
business spot cotton maTaeis - TIE Country
we're generally unchanged % easier. fE- 11u- mar
"a sai.s .s.ia.t.a a. - - bs.gs. wttu Ia. mar
b1-i5.-. t-c.s i-ssd Igv-.r Ame-icsr m!d.i.as
los mldd.IEE 4 I'D. good ordinary = I'D,
ordinary i I-1-L. In- sales y the cay ver. s.rsi
export and included -.s'v American re ,tgt- zoo.
hale. including l.so Arer-caE- Future open-d
m y - qI.e' 81 Mless a. sHl H. - =
a. 4ts4d b. oct-NCE. 4 Gl-Eldt ss-.sd s.. Nov
5aa-Feb. Z --sias @-Si3 =, F.b.-Nizrcb 42-e-I
: -S-c-d D. s,arca-Al.li I -.-6sC l.. Ap-A-Aag
N.W Dreams. L.. S.pt- c--~o,,on-Fu;u7-s
steady. sept. A=sas.-lc. Ocr. S-slEs..= Nov. Al.
Elsz. Lee AlSasisc. Jan. Sl-zs-9c. Pea. Az
SAFE .. ordinary : I-Isc. sod ordinary : SIZE
l-T %nii-dl:nS : i-lsc mlct-!-E szc- god MD
eiiEE &c. mid4iins faiF gse. receipts --'. ssO&
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
miscellaneous Market.

F~EATHERS-In demand: steady. Prime i've
sc in small &c n lars. SIS eid white 500
per cent on large, DuckSwhiie sc: DARK sc
DEERShLNs ETc.PItms deerskins e Per
Ii: goat DC each. damaged out
SHEEP PELTGFail-wo5i pets noRniaaiiy 5r
10 eoo: sheariings a. SC 10 Il: dry stocks. fallen.
RoOTS-Gins.n= a. from 1zTa+z5: lady silly
per at s.; seneca E-EAc ptak at lic golden seal
Sc: bark OF Tree .rc: blood AT D. blue nag Al
. ssssafTas bark AZ g w4ld ginger Al &c. snake
-rNFLo@ER sEEI-At s2s per 10 lbs.
LlNSEED OIL-Ra~ at ~. boiled -. prices
CASTOR oIL-Lais o. go gals. lOi.e per ID.
ue- H. M. 10. feT 10 : ~ ="
cOTTON-SE=ED OIL-summcT yellow AZ &c.
white SO. winter. yellow &c. winter white A..
1mlaaI. no prices Until new market
So side: Medium al SOC: graaulated g
DRIED GREEN FEAs-Jobfins from store.
Ordinary 81 80. Scotch Sl-5. sp4t &; blackeys
WHITE BEANS-Hand-picked beans in a small
vay from store SLSSa2 Ter bG- srTeened a.
beans at 4s.rsc per IN: backeye al 81: CAL
fo-nis pink At Sc: ientiis At sc; New YORK
KoNEY-c5mb; Dark ease; bright amber ,ca
4ZaHes: in cans sasec: caIforaia cans sGss+e,
MosS-BTo=n and black mr1e1 s92-c ma
a. HzG5c' NNAN al s9s1zc; inferior picked
less. extra black 80.
NIPT BARRELS-Coal oil. turpentine and
gasoline Sc. vinegar 7ac. black oil DOC. inse-l.
light oil and varnish sc. sugar I5c: whisky sc.
do half bids, 5Sc. wine Sc. sauerkrau; &C:
pickle sc. salt 3: -four lie: mulsSzes %, lard
tea &c; &c on for each troken head. g OF for
moot coRS@NominaIiy firm. Quote pe- ton.
Fair $40. ccmmou 5oassc: choice AT s0assc.
RAGS. ETc-Per 100 lbs Country rags al &c:
old rope. No. ! manila $40: 40. 2 at Soc. rubber
at Sc
~BoNEsLchoiee bIesehed At ,4.sp per ton: 9TH
scTNP IRON AID NfETAI-Pe- 1u .bs
Wrought iron zoe; heavy cast. mzlleGble steel and
hreakASe &c. stove Ezc. burnt &C. light brass
s.; heayy brass =: copper s.: zinc S-5c. lead
go pewter Sl2-9.
POI CORN con white g ue- N,
lbs. rice worth G-5. mxd- 81. new 81 5SE2
- receipts about sGIac.
PEANCTs-Ne quote: Farmers Stock-Red at
Fac Per H.: white .izGzAc.
WALSCT-SeHiaE at &C pe- bu
C~TDERQuotable per bbL IN lots AZ s77I.sa.
NUTS-We duCte per IL Al aa- To-
large and soc for shelibark-
15a lbs.
soRGHUM-Prime new quotahle At 0Szso per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sRUP-Ss- sugar AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03

Az. Az Pr
- I-s.S $3.50
ls4lL 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

T~EEAT-R-ce!pts g. SIS SKIS. and &c cu-- Io-.i
al s5A ssso W. and ssas7c desiinatiSn w.irbIs r E
side: No ? red At e4a6Ii.c ". and e.r-sc =
slice: No. { al Gle TO e4c; rejected al SIC 10 sjc:
2 red at 64sc; No. : red ri s15sc: No. ! II 5s-,c.
Hard winter slow. as demand light No. 2 at &
Spr1ng sold at siQsSc and white at &c Mixed
al sc FOR No 3 and SIC for No. 4
CORN-Receipts SO cars and i cars local and
y cars through; stronger. but demand limited.
From store No. ? sod loaded At e.evator al &C.
No. , white AZ SOC ". and Z. SIDE; 80. 4 wh-ts
It &c ( side. No. : yellow Quotahie al SIC; No.
~oATs-Rscolpts &c carr local and 20 car.
inrouEh. Higher. I'm and IN demand for snip
Ilns locoi ana accuHiuiatEye account. By sample
ard rustproof al Soc: No. ! at &c 10 20. and
running to white 81 Bic: not al 25Gz6c; No. :
WHIT al SIC and 70 : white ar s5@R5sc.
No. . salsble Al 505zc and No. : a.
zstsafyszc Gel K side.
BaRLET-AL &c.
FLA&SEED-a.2 &C.
oR-eaotation are a. follcvs;- New soft
SS4S-1o: extra fancy 32-ssa-.ss: cear S-.50a2S:
low grades s2.40a:-so: Old I6aI5c higher Sss.
straishts 3. 75aZ ~; bakers SIS n 20: low rrsde;
80 y; ole I5IDc higher. spring-wheaI pat
BRAN-son winter bran In 1o0-Ib. SKIS. a &C
n@s pass East ~ LOUIS. and sale at that, making
iarge sks worth Sc but Kansas bran IN los
for ships 2. trk. On direct order, bran in Ie<
soie at Sc At mill bran sells al s5as7c and
EYE F~JoUR-JOhb,ns n g sOSza IN sk.. and
SGS-& In bbls.
coRNMEAL-cty meal {. o. b. $50: pearl.
.,HAY-Recefpts 50 tons local and 10 tons
nrougn: shipped 10 tons. Quote timothy on Il
Siae NeN ~ Nc ! nGn-J No. . s34IO.6.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead at ,4o.s; sp.l,e-
n.si.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Following the Labor Day hoHdAyth here was modraer trading IL the l~al market At
the oprunrp rces were fairly steady on OUTSIDE support but later valuese aed n The
early bru card was q re-crt from. the NcIhve thai cold weather was expected in the
belt With osdbnf OF frost in the mex twenty fourh hours Tho effect OF this
news was only temporary. The combined receipts CT rmee days. in III market looked
very. large to most traders and eUy aims nbraIa and in ether domestic centIs weren not
sustnnea There was IN increase in the visible supply
Corn wE weak throughout the Session. despite the fact that receipts weres small and
country offerings light Favorable weather. nearly all portions Of teb belt vast the main
feature
Sept wheat opened uuchangeda and closed HGEc OF
Sept corr opened Ic oH and coed sc o Il
Sept oats closed Ac up .-
Receipts Of produce were faCy large md vaces Of fruits and veGea1ts were oAS
Eteaey.
Local securities were active but Irregular Bank OF Commerce was in best demand
Yesterdays bank ceaungs wereS G2z5. balances S&& Discount rs Were STEADY
between land per cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03

!. LOUIS AND HASNIBAL RAILROAD.
Via NRbash.D
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
per II. Canadian a. 1sc. maple sirup a, eos

&c per n. Canadian al &c: maple siru9 At as
-c pe- gal
S2slg 90: clove- fsiSes-]. new rettop siR.~1
DRIED sold al &c 10
s. for san-criea quarters and al soc FOR st2go-
Feache-Sun-dried halves @a..c
INBEf.-Frum first han1s uuotaftnns ranSe
a. f4llows; Yellow Din-Finish NJ ZIG 50arts
sFGGs. prulur-f-tnch al SeNI@- and slsE--s l4r
. inch SsaG54 and sJa34 eiz-iuch aid thicker 81
=217s 4nd t-G.e- saIart-Ti az SteI ard Us
80 =. % a At stE~ and a9sf- = ana ~
~ -50L=i ana .lGe4 Oak-PlalH sawed white
inca AZ tzsa=7 and SIt7Is. ~ % ; inch AZ .Saz1
anil tisGes. FL 20 = inch AZ Sia and SlE=.
uUarte--saWed white I-incA Al .+fIs and Ssfr2;
az inrh ~ SEaE and Sd-: uuErs---sawei
i-i-ch ~ - and g.: I.Gil inch a. Sdst
to1E1e AT f-IGz- Ash-i-inch a. g and So:
-gLH@ inch al ,2snao and csfs23: - to-t
mn a; 49, ard &-ia- B!aek walnut a. -
81. common ~ So and cuiis 81 .fi- Hickory az
&fa+- and SlFal6. hickory axle at -InI am
.ls Cedar a. S5Te ana SIssls. posts ne P--
f9- m.rrhnutahie stun. do quGrtsT-s2wed ~ a.
- and :i-Gls. C0tt1uv ood-A.l run ~ 1sals;
.-N hgards Il inches ana c.er az .-a- gum a
80 ~ SAP slsa@' aac sal Tor red cA1i
Lg4:siana worth NOR. Cypress AZ AAG- ana
$50 Malle a. 81 f1- soft
CorPERSTTFF|QU1te Cottonv1cd four Dbl
--htL % -: mill rIu fruit hhL. al 80. -.
Lex n z-El6. lard fierce =: s. u1rE hhi az q
linn stock fog apple bhl. f=r No 30
ARA r-rr- lSc. uprk hhL l-=c Sl-t-l
fr'sier- Dbl I-n- oiled Elm j. u1- 4ATd
uerr.. C1lper shaved. <aS. u0-k hbI 8
tFpFEfAEE-Lzrd Ics 8 l. for Eco1 sal
60 o. iron-hoEui htis TCrs hhls. al ~'aS.
81 Slack work-RCund-hCCu hour bills. So.
IEL-ilp ~ aLr- L-tlls. 90 meal &c
EAGIINI- -BsEEinE rer ard. I4-ln- a;
: 10 - a s s-lVZ lib II i-lsc, iron es--
Ton Ices - 80 Eeuu fvinc 6.
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FINED FOR STRIKING A BOY.
Teamster Assaulted Lad Who
Climbed ON His Wagon.

Garfield Lewis. a negro tearaster. wss
fined 81 FOR striking Walter Clement. L
years old Of No. 3E7 Olive street, on the
head with q rock.
The boy tes;ihed that he climbed on
Lewis-s wagon as II was crossing the
Twelfth Street bridge and said the driver
threw q store which hit him over the eye.
Lewis said he ordered the boy ca eever1l
times and when he did not get CT. t6zew .
handful Of dust n htR
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MANCHESTER BANK IS OPENED.
First Days Deposits Amount 10
Sl25.OO0.

The new Manchester Bank Of st. Louis
on Manchester avenue. vas formally opened
for business yesterday. At the close of
banking hours. deposits aSgregating SlS.-
90 had been taken in Directors and Of
fcers are well Pleased with the initial days
business. which they 2y far exceeds tSe-r
Expectations As before stated in The Re-
public. the new institution VIII make IL
cIearings through the Third National Bank
An informal reception was given in the
banking roJEs rom 10 4 m TO > D. m
10 deDosif0Ts. member Of the press and
business men. Patrons OF the bank were
given an opportunity TO meet the officers
ard directors. The tankiug rooms. which
are equipped with all conveuiences. were
decorated with lowers In the course OF
II. day refreshments were served Several
hundred visitors were entertained
The officers CT the new bark are: Gustav
Bizhon. president: =. NJ Becksrs. vice
president; A Z BrOOker. cashier. and L
". Becker. assistant cashier Directors.
A1berf J. Ape. Henri Bohn. Louis n
Haase. Robert D. Lewis, Alfred j. Siesel-
1 c. Nuckerman. Z. n. Stoltman and
sfessrs. Rischof and BecEsrs.
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BY Telegraph.

Kars7- CITY. No -e1-. s--l-.-Re-sirt- Is
rs;ives. ratiees s.csfv T. love-. qaala-tin-
STEADY. choice export -.' dressed beef steers
fssd~rs 3 s5Gs. - Wes-crr 81 steers 500 ~.
TeSs- and Indian steers G..9gF-=. Texas cows
sGt caHn~rs SOLE. hul- - b. eiiy 5
800 hl=-E-,ei.ts 49, mar1et % -
fi. hEh- rts-nE Nth "etah-
*. mixed uzeker- E-se uEgt y.51
Yorker S4-.~c Trr S.-sas-E- She-p--:-
c-tptS E-- u4tk-t z-.sdr o. Etrg1E. n1tlre
ue:h~-s G.HEf. f-1 eve E-2~F--. TeXas
clipped y~csr-iura Sa1& Texas cllg-i saleF
Sew York. sept. --B==ve-E-c- Prs -; 70
~ai-~ repn-t"l cin'. guly"u Amc-.,-n ----fs
- N. No exports -C-T--EereiDts 50. vs5y.
jan ~ trading q mess img95yan,e = ~
C@ sheep SLOW steady. ,11hs Gull AMI weak;
a. N.@. laais ae5-o: Guile a. 81 HeE-R=-
ceipls 81 heaL No sales rsgart-4
eludinE 40 Te-ags 80 NesteEns SLOW VITA
r;o-Ee-s and f=sd~-s 49, coWs l-sei.l
LIZ $50 Tev1f 20 Stes-s $50. Wet
IN riee.s .sg- Ho--E@ce!ptE to-tsy lt.ee.
close weak: msxed and butchers Eef
= ch9ice h. ~ I.--h L-t-s
hes-secairfs fs.r. sh-er. steady. close lower.
amt s;.egy an ,d - So 70 Sao.re 49, -5$rs
Eylg15 native lsr1tS ~-9eA5. Ne=tsEn i--nes
I.Fl- shi7nez;-cattis -. hogs s.sl; saeeD
south s.. -assph. No. sert. .-csi;Ie-Receipt
-.is0: STEADY 10 is- lower. natives 1LG5Es= cows
= .t5s sfseEe-s and fseic-. -
Hogz-Rec-ipts &feS. 2 hisher. light and light
p!ss r557. bgik EOa-E- sheep-Rec-:pts
as. stTunEeF-
fGr wool as Z vhols. and The position IS strong.
Dealers h.r. are ye.y frI in issir IDEAS With
rricesL Atyancrs IN price eo1e nat without can
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Range of
Receipts and shIpmen.

Provisions Were firm a; the opening on an
advance OF from 20 10 &c III the nOc mar
keL Fair buying and some UppOr sent up
all the prOuuCts excepting Sept pork ana
Oct and Jan ribs. Trade Vas night but
prices, with the exceptions named. closed
higher. Jan pork closed TEc W, a. Si->5.
Oct lard 81 Icc higher. al g-1lz aac Oct
ribs 90 down. AZ Ss-SIla-
m receipts tor tomorrow: wheat.
40 cars. corn. - cars. oats. 80 car. Hogs.
26.gy head.
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IIidcx.

Dry steady. Dry Hiuf-TeNas heavy Is. Texas
average &c: fallen I$rl3-y. native ard Arkan-
sas 70. 40 J naive l14=c. No = native i-c-
Light weights &c. bull lnc. Culs y glue e. Dr.
~sslted-l:ognd heavy l-c: round l:Sht 1i=r: salt
60 No. ! l-zC. sailed No. = lgl-C HU--rnl1cs-
Dry s5c- Green-sEl si-Hc g n 80 : Ct~c-n
Sc selected No. ! SIC: Selsct-d No . T4c. part
cured n less: incurred e per 10. les. Bull r.
per Ii less Khan cos hides Horse-No. ! :. =.
horse, No. . SL2. unCIreG less.
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steckr of Grain I'm store.
Produce.

Butfer-Dul- Quotations: CrcRme-y-Extrz erc-
frsts 14olec; seconds I511se. Dairy-Extrs ls4
JIG. nrss lse5c. grease 4c. Ladie-packed-ES-
20 fair s4nc-
Eggr6urrent receipts I5c 20 1sc. Receipts
RS local and es through; shfrped e.
CheeseZSooolnS Tins 1T lie: singles lie:
dat-ies IAe!f- a 1Ihc: long horn I1izc: Lin
burger n4llac Swiss-choice 15GI7c. Nj. .
lz5GiSc- Brick IH41zc.