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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

Presence of Great Evils.

Presence of Great Evils.
"'rhere are real and great evils in our
social and economic life and these evils
stand out with ugly badness during good
times, for the wicked who prosper are
never pleasant sight. The re is every need
of striving in all possible ways, indiviG-
ually and collectively by combinations
among ourselves in private life and through
the recognized organs of government, for
the cutting out of these evils. Only let us
be sure that we Go not use the knife with
an ignorant zeal. which would make it
more dangerous to the patient than to the
disease.
Remedies for Existing Evils.
Tor some of the evils which have at
terdtGt upon the good of the changed con-
ditions we can at present see TO complete
remedy. For others the remedy must come
by the action of msn themselves in tEeir
private capacity, whether merely as in
Gividuals or by combination ore with an
other, For yet others some other remeGy
can be found in legislative and executive
action national, state or municipal. Much
of the complaint against combinations is
entirely urwarrarted. tnGer present day
conditions it is as necessary TO have cor
porations in the business world as it is to
have organization among wage works rs
But we have right TO ask in each case
that they shall GO gooG and rot harm.
Exactly as labor OF organizations, when man
aged inteliigeEly ard in spirit of jus tice
and fair play, are of very great service
not only to the wage workers, but TO the
whole community, rs the history Of many
shown, so wealth, not merely irGiv.Ghal,
but corporate, when used Alright is not
merely a benefit to the community as a
whole, but indispensable to the upbuilG-
ing of the country, under the conditions
which at present the country has grown rot
lt,t = aud
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Disastrous Fire at cresco.

Fire originating on the second floor
OF the general store of John Johnson
at Cresco caused loss of $4,000 to
lis stock. and smoke and water loss
to clothing of the Andrew Johnson
company Of $4,000. The cause of the
fire in unknown.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Arrested for Murder.

A. G. Hall, wanted by the authorities
OF Grangerville for murder. was ar
rested near Fort Dodge, while working
on farm. He confessed to the of.
ticers here he was the right man A
reward of $500 was offered for his ar.
rest
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Woman Robbed of 5000.

Mrs F. A. Shelley. who conducts a
restaurant at ERADICATE. was robbed of
900. She left her pocketbook con
tanning the money lying upon the bed
while she prepared breakfast
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Engineer and Fireman Killed,

In head end collision between
freight trains at Nobleton. on the
keokuk and Des Moines division of
the Rock Island. the engineer and fire.
man We're killed.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
parina Horse 1hief.

A daring horse thief stole horse
aud buggy tied on the principal street
in Muscatine, belonging to George
Lefere. a farmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Parsons COLLEGE, DESTROYED

Fire of unknown origin has destroy
ed Parsons college at Fairfield. u Pres
byterian institution founded in 1875
The loss is $4,000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
THE sIGEL FUNERAL,
Arrangements for Final Services
Over the Remains of Famous
War Veteran.

New York, Aug. 25.-The funeral
services over the body of Gen. Franz
Sisel will be held Sunday afternoon
at the hall of the Melrose Turnverein.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
child Dies From a Bee stino

The three-year-old daughter of Al.
mon Marsh of Green Bay. died as the
result OF being stung by bee.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
FATAL FREIGHT WRECK.
One Man Killed and Five Injured in
Collision Between Freight Trains
on Ii. 4 o. Road.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 25.-One man
was killed and five injured in a head-on
collision between two Baltimore &
Ohio freight trains, i'll Claysville tun-
nell early Saturday.
LIST OF CASUALTlES:-A Ritznour,
fireman, crushed to death in the wreck,
E. ID. Reynolds, brakeman, fatally in-
jured.
-Four trainmen. names not reported, not
seriously hurt.
Both engines and number of ears
We're demolished and the tracks were
blockaded for several hours. trains us
ing the Panhandle tracks to pittsburr.
Preparing for Italian Kings Visit.
Berlin, Aug. 25.-Gilded masts, sur
mounted by evergreen crowns are be-
ing set up along Inter den Linden. in
preparation for the entry into Berlin
of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy,
Thursday next. The Inter den Linden
midway is being bordered throughout
its length by large rows of ported
greenery. The programme for the
kings entertainment, which includes
receptions, state dinners and gala
performance at the opera. ends on
Saturday with the great fall parade of
troops on the Tempelhof field.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

4 PUTNAM FADELES DYES are the easiest
to use. With them there is no mlss or com pit
Gated process. Boiling the goods for half an
hour is all there is to it. They are simple,
safe, sure. Sold by druggists, Zoe. package.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Poisoned Himself in a Barn

The dead body of Dave Elliott was
found in a barn at Liscomb. He
bought ctrychnine at drug store and
killed himself on account of family
trouble
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

my food would not digest, then kidney and
liver trouble and my back got weak so could
scarcely get around. AT last had all the COM
got until six years passed. had become so
poorly could only walk in the house by the
aid of chair, and got so thin had eizeu ub
Of my neighbors said, Take my advice and
take Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical Dsacovery and
make new man out of yourself The first
another, and after had taken eight bottles in
about six weeks, was weighed, and found I
had gained twenty seven (27l pounds. l am as
stout and healthy to-day, think, as ever was.n
FREE. DR.. Pierces Common Sense
Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent free
OH receipt of ri one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address DR..
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, Ny.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Prudence Needed,

Now, the upshoct of all this Is that It is
peculiarly incumbent upon US in time of
such material we'll being, both collectively
as a ration and individually. each or his
own account, to show that we possess the
qualities of prudence, self-krowleGge and
Self-restraiut, In our government We need
above all things stability, fixity CT eco
monte policy, while RENE mbe ring that this
ti2ity must not be fosslization, that there
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

Killed by Lightning.
Fl. j. Peterson of Harris was in
stantly killed by lightning.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

When Willimantic was reached the
president was driven to the public
square. where he delivered an address
from his carriage.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

Mr.. Til omas A.
Swarts, of Sub Station
c, Columbus, o., Box
1903, writes III was
taken with severe
headache, then cramps
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
BY Telegraph.

Kansas city. No. Ap-I 2s.-Cattle-Receipts
e.I0o natives. 500 Texans: ep calves. market
si-=d-: Choice export and dressed beef steers So
a. 10: fair to good s5.65as.6l: stockers and feed
ers s.. d5a5.55; Western fed steers S5as.50: Tex
as and Indian steers 81. sac: Texas cows Sc.
as: native cows S.s9d5.z5: NATIVE %aeifc-s s4G
$50: canners 81. J1d3 80: bulls &c calves
s4.50d6. i.5Q: market &c higher:
top 81 IS: bulk Of SAFES ss.91dT.35: hsavy yI.e9I
.S5: mixed packers $1Gr.21: Tight Sc. 6jli7 Is
pigs IS 15T6.c5. Sheep-Receip.s $50: market
steady 10 shade lower: native lambs 81. Sltfi:
Western lambs 81. 46GI: native wefhcrs s.. 1oT
6: Western wethers IS e5d5.s5: ewes t5d5.g5: Tex
as clipped yeariings 1852; Texas clipped sheep
s5I5.s5: stockers and feeders s3d5.
st. Joseph. Mo, April S.-Cattle-Receipts 500:
steady to Zoe lower: natives S.25d7. %. cows and
heifers 81 aIds. %: veals S365 80: stockers and
feeders seV5..5. Hogs-Receipts $500; steady:
light and ligh; mixed s7.1.2s: medium and heavy
steady TO strong: lambs steady to weak: West
ern lambs SC. 25d.: do. sheep S5d6.3h
Chicago. APRIL es-Cattle-Receipts 1900: fb
Texans. 800 Westerns: slow: weak to 1ec lower:
good to prime steers s6.s0H'.ic poor to medium
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
BY TeIeHnDh.

New York. April 2s.-Spot cotton closed quiet
adding uplands 49,; do gulf lorc; sales sc
MAJ 9.6sc: June s.s7c: July s.sSc: Aug. S39: Sept.
s64c: Oct. SIZE: Nov. s.2sc: Dec. SIG: Jan.
crop months II to II points higher. in response
to strong Liverpool cables and very bulIsh- in
formation from domestic cotton cen,ers. Shorts
higher, prices. while Europe, the South and the
West bid eagerly for liberal blocks Of July and
Aug. cotton, The English market was due 70
Saturdays final Developments here. but at the
time OF the opening in New York was net 4 10
1-S2d to ; ll-S2d for American middiing. Port
receipts were very light. compared with those
OF = year age: southern spot markets were de
ports reflected a general decrease in acreage. a
smaller use OF fertilizers this year than last.
Though prontItaking. around s.eoc for July for
a time held the market in check. the whole list
stinened w, in the late session TO the basis Of
scare Of shorts and brisk new buying. Trading
was active all day. with the close steady at a
New Orleans. La. April 2s-cottOn futures
firm. April s.lSdS.sDc: May s.1sH9. soc: June 9-s5
@ss:s; July s.ssgs sc; Aug. 9isas &c: Sept
9.09as.b. Spot cotton strong; sales 1850 tales.
Ordinary 7-l6c; good ordinary s 13-16c: low mid
stock 1GS; m nss an fair is"e. Receipts 1913 bales;
Liverpool: April 2s.-cOtton-spot fair demand;
good %middling 5 15-a2d: middIing 5 I3-a2d: low
m'ddling SID; good ordinary sid: ordinary 4;sd.
The sales of the Cay were 12.Vo bales. of which
ciuded l0.loo American. Receipts 700 bales.
including 1900 American. Futures opened steady
s ant,I closed 2 ,i-s s,ssdy lad Ame RI: ,B miild,InE- ! n 1,:ss &c;
: i1,ssai5 is:e4d 81, Juiy-ius: s.i2-sid b: Aug
oct. Nov. 1 so-siG4 iosid $: Nov.-Dac. 4 ss-6+l b.:
Dec. Jan. 4 35-6+d b.; Jan.-Feb. 43l-Gid b.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Cash MISUNDERSTANDING l,947 SKIS. and
IS cars local and ] car through. BY sample, No.
2 -ed SKID. at s2ikds2r on Levee. and bulk at s3c
on trk:. to s3hc switched this side. and SEC ( %.
BE. side: No. 3 red SKID. at sOdsOAc on Leyee;
No. 2 hard at &c for Iowa. and Turkey Soc; No.
2 mixed at TIC: No. 3 spring at 74lzc.
CORN-Cash ~Market-Receipts A cars local
and 30 cars through. BY sample. del.-No. 2 and
No. ) at &c this side and No. 3 65txc; No. 3 vel
low this side at 661sc and No. 2 white yellow not
salable above that; No. 2 white at SIC and No. +:
white at 6s11@67c + side: on the ear at 4izc.
uOATS-Cash M~arket-Receipts 36 cars local and
~ cars through. By sample, del.-No. 2 at 44i4q
lsc e. side. No. 2 nominally &c: No. 9 Northern
at 45c e. side; No. 2 white at sc f. side to
&sEc this side: No. 2 white at 45Isdisc E. as
this. side; light and chary white at 3sc: ne
grade at 40c.
RYE-No. 2 at COO.
at 60G6sc.
FLAXSEED-No offerings: nominal.
NIX: Patents 50. 1905. so; straishts at IS .s5as. e.
extra fancy 50. toa3.Eo: clear s3q3. Is. Iow-srade
IN jnte SKIS: s.. eoQ2i 70 Tor clears. s2.so9S for
straights; Ss.15q3.2 q for patents; sp~ring-whest
patents $S.6eq3.75 in bulk. 35c higher In wood.
BRAN-100-lb. SKIS. at SsdS9c and 92d93c in
large; at mill 92na5c: ships at 81.
RYE ~FLOUR-Jobblng at s3.20 in SKIS. and 81. IS
.,HAY-Receipts s75 tons local and 80 tons
lows: Timothy sl5915.0 for choice. s14G15 for
No. l. So. 50d13.6 for No. 2: clover mixed S12d
-tl9a1o- 80 for No. 2. Pralrie-No. / sls and y29
1870 for No. ]: No. 2 si0G1i; clover 81 for No. i
sTRAw-wheat 40; ot Sc: rye IS; on trk.
LEAD AND sP~ELTER-Speiter at A.i5; lead
at Ss.s71 to A.@.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

wissEchoice I5al5c: No. l2lsaisc. Brick iisc.
Provisions.
Pork--New standard ST.. ioQl7. 70 per Dbl. in a
Larj.Choice steam E. side s.s5c per ID. in a
'VSsG GeaE HAM, ANS tl,'t car loss T. o. al b. iH E, 8 side: Ham,
-l0-av. at n3sc: L.. "A and l6 ay; 1snDs at ll,.d
~ al i2c. california and New York shoulders at
SIC. From the block. del.-Run-of-house hams at
Iihe' bellies at i]oalllsc; CALIFORNIA; and New
2, s MeatsaTo arrive. ssaSo,av. cured cribs
ribs at SIC: short Clear SIC; bellies at ioaI0se:
at sia ssse' b Sasss at sh arg; RRiis sssr at on , o.dsrf fat backs
ra sasSnI Entaa s i; {, at meats ISs,s. in : e ,1G Iss ,o way
short clear lOsc: bellies at I07sd1I'.c: standard
backs les.c: plates at CSC: fat backs at sE.c.
con at lie for heavy to !" iGc for light: ham. o a;
1lsc 10 l2Hc: California and New York shoulders
COUNTS snsssf ha ana sAs; sgss.
No. . at SIC to &C: packers choice at ne to
oleo stearine-ouote at 1SlsdIic.
G~rease-Small irregular lots country: Brown at
aaIo ys''G az e sas &c: y SsiiSw at At IS. s.e Pas.s WHIT; ss0s ak
Frog L~egs-Large $50: medium 81; small SOC
sheep a. sass.c: thin ewes and bucks .a.,sc:
ta Te al C 1sf ,b 5eof fsIr a, si sa3gc S SsSs,i:, Gs0ife
Beef-On orders: Bbld:-Piate at si1.o: Fulton
Market and roll at S1l.S: mess at Sl0.5l: dried
sets at Bic; tongues 15c per ID: insides 15c.
knuckies l5c: outside 1lizd12i1c.
Live Poultry-Average receipts: Hens at &c;
ROSTERS &c. Turkeys-Choice at 9Gl1c. Ducks
aSc. Guineas s1.so per doz. Pigeons Sl.25 per
doZ. Ducks l0l.c.
Dressed Poultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
beads and q legs on; . chickens !, chSiee at sl5s;
1li4c. All poor stock; including sweating. thin,
scrawny, etc, nominal. Geese 5Isc.
Roasting Pigs-In demand at sal so per head.
Fresh fsh steady. Quote: Sunfsh at &c; crap
pie st &c for small TO Sc for large: bass lie;
dressed cat SIC: spoonbill cat &c: dressed bull
heads TIC: buffalo. gross &c; dressed buffalo a,
@5c; dressed German carp &c: white perch at
BIC.
Game-Jack snipe 81. so per doz.: sandpipers zoe
per doz.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

At the opening prices were generally lower but excellent buying followed early hqut-
dauon and Early in the session it seemed as though the bulls had the market well undr
control This strength was based almost solely on the weekly statistical news which
was decidedly buHsh. he visible supplies of all srams were shown to be light and the
movement to market was smaller than on the Trespondn day ksty year Foreigners
were good pmhnSfsa and there was a fair export demand. The tide turned hear the end
of the session, when reports thatr rain had fallen in many sections of the wfntrw wheat
belt we're supplemented b. weather predictions distinctly favorable to the fan-paned
crop On the receipt of this news here was heavy selling, which continued until The
close
Corr was weak There was ONE buyng early, cut the sellers had the situation vel
in hand. When wheat dropped the coawer grains declined in sympathy.
49, July wheat opened sc n and closed rco OFF.
JUL corn opened sc n and closed sake f.
- July oats sold &c of
Receipts of produce were only fair and prices were generally higher
trust company Issues. fractions were well supported.
Yesterdays bank CeaHngs we're SI99f; balances, NfaEt Discount rates were
steady between az and 5. per cent
Spot cotton vas &c higher In the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

DRIED GREEN P~ Pc; I, : from n store al a,
WHITE BEANS-Hand-pieked pea beans in Z
$40 per bu.: machine-pigked at g. .sal 50; Lima
pink at sac: lentils at hec: New York kidney at
~HoNEY-Comb: Dark at 6asc: bright amber
loallc: white alfalfa 15dI6c; strained: Southern
IN hbis. at iag4@c: cans 5a51-c: California cans
''Moss-Market steady: machine-r picked in best
gray, brown and black mixed i4a2c: brown and
IS; I9lsriG, picked less; Extra black ,lsa &C and
ssc:' do. hall b h5nsSs Sc: wine Soc: saueTkrsut Use:
pf dsi ssc a'f lie salt 1f i iSr tiSaP bro m0i head. C &c ON 't for
BROOM coRI.Nominally firm. Quote per ton:
RAGs. ETC.~Per 100 lbs: Country rags at toc:
old rope; No and manila. si''o' No. : al 'oe'
BoNES-Choicc bleached at s4 per ton: other
SCRAP iRRo5SS AND METAL Per 100 lbs.
SnG Bfeaka i5Sn SIC Sc; n siayy i sasI, @a ! s5e: Tisft
brass s.; heavy brass so: copper SO: zinc $50;
. CORN ION Cob,-Cholce white $50 on cob
for le lbs; rice worth s.: mixed sl-5ca2.
"a receipts .lsaSt- p -.
litigsf ger y white 2as.Ee, n
larre hn5 y, TrTS so,H quote per eu. at SIC Tor
cfDER-ouotable per Dbl. in lots at ssa4@.
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best bid at ss.h per
soRGHUM-Prime new quotable at sOa95c per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sugar at
&c per ID; Canadian at 13c: maple strip at 6Nc
SkiSs s s~EEbsMf 81 90 per a su. IS to IS: mile, a,
s. to sZ.5: Hungarian at 81 ,25a2. 50; 81. 80 FOR fair
.'DkIEb "i FRfTTse fss1Hp at sss sold at SC to
evap3rated rings. Chops at Id1Ac to isaHc.
as foi hiSsHY YelTSW p 51Ts' Ranfi at au? ssias5: b GaPds
. .isai9. Pd si slsaiI; flooring att . s,Tiss at and si's sisa ssG
er at ssia ssa and as s,la ssSa! sa,,a Htsslnsa and at s sh shi
at sasa2s: Oak-Piain-sawed white inch at sssa
.; = e inch at . : Tasn and ~ : sslass; anu qaartsf,
s4.Ss e a White s,zd Inch at si!a2t; l.gl';-inSh at at
g; and So: lagiis-Inch at sssasi and sssaet;
@ oGi5's.s s at IS ssn s g ST. IS & &a iGnSsss q, st st. sss ssS
f Hack sis Walnut q at 's So : s !nsh az an saia siEa And c sslqss.
81 81 ,,5 Hickory snd az .''a$s and !; .l5 .s,S;,s hickory < asIss
more at $40 for merehnatahle stun; do. quarter;
nun Al sI5dis: box bSards as inches and oSeri at
i lana worth fam more at s-s MSpl and "a, : IS for ee shSice Logs os-
sS Sloo q ,s.s5: DE-. meat ssi. a. e .s'sS' Ss. : at eG 81:
bali ball ababIls; at At, 81; beer ksE at sl2als; lard fierce
49, Ppn Dpi. w ifedulHs- per seI-sNo- 1 hour
Dbl. &c, mill run; 11is-inch stock for apple Dbl. lc;
No; do. 2iac; lard uerce lSc; pork Dbl. 12i.c:
rs for hoosier: half Dbl. $50: coiled elm ,s-fooO
$50; oak lard tierce cooper shaved, seas: pork
COoPERAGE-Lard tierces 8 10 for wood and
80 for iron-bound bills: pork bbls. at seoTs0i,
..r wo,'-bound. 81 for iron-bound: oelo tierces nj
:l:!le; slack work. round-hoop flour bbls. &c:
fat-hoop do. sic: half bbls. 25c: meal bbls. BIC;
produce or apple bbls. &c.
BAGGING. ETC.-baggins per yard Ii. Id. at
5i=c; BIB. at SIC; 2H-lb. SIC. Iron Gotten ties
81. Hemp Irvine &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29

The Republics quotations are for car lets in
sTRAWBERRIEs-Louisiana and mississippi
crate; Arkansas s.. 5oai per crate. "'"p4 per
r1ap1 !i IS E.n and SI inf ss5 .ia,5s per bs,.
PEARsIcalifornia M.5oGiS5 per box.
81 sss fancy. s5d 81 q % ' 5sf &c is.Sa. .ss es ss4sss to
siciIy 3 a = q per boz G IN a iobbing way.
ss @RnN :; i . Ss. 5; steady 3 ,5, SS'qS,e; New Mexican
g.ss; fl OF t sss :, z s,. Sc ; sl4ssf ior s essisF! ,. :! $; E "a
hlERss TfnssTlnss 8 re- box: ~ ,' per D's
kSIaah Age g gsF 4 4 Dbl: crate.
In 1o 2 smaIl. way az s. per 100;
ohpUIca On trk. si.oaa1.lO for
NEW PoTAToEs-sa5.o per bbl.: white 81. 80
GABBAGE-New, York Danish 5 asked
del; poor less: red Ila92c: new Texas s.. 5ea2.5
p pes, e' Ids Duik' Florida s2.Sq2.s5 per loo-lb.
3NIoNsaenoIee from storage a:as del.
sSssks! crate a.sseai.7s per basket as e crate rate: G Esr
,ts ssEEH B iaSs Is ORLEANS S.s e;., sal f;sl Per crate; Cal
Celery roots s6assc per dSz' f''F'aa A-'oSi.'a
New orleans i sea1 is e. s.r 1 81 iI'aT ESol par sp: box:
soc cA ri 2 mi Ssg 81 per ton; washed so
SSS8 hes a DID, Ne" orleans 20pa'e per doz.
TuR ~. $ 5oasse per bbl.: globe
,PARsLEY-New orlean. 1oa25c per dog.
SWEET PoTAToEs,,choice yellow at 50. 5oa4;
SPINACH-New Orleans at 2o925c per doz.
0s sHnskk efRsjfEoTn lsSassS g. &. q sq Fer boz 2 Dbl. ana
cRANBERRIEs-ss5oas per bbl.: s2.5oa2.7s
poRRssEERsAIgIsans. per Dbl; on orders.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at H.25a2, as
to ss5s; per SSsi -. !. n.r hi, Nov o,,..,.
soasse per doz. bunches:o Tesas Sc Sc" per 9tie doz'
bunGhss; Louisiana small 2og2sc.
KoHLRABiNNew Orleans at sssaac per dor.
GREEN PEPPERs-ElOrida and Cuba at $50
SPANISH s. per crate.
,. sTF sd J hal hE 14.ss. y Ext. srT 5ar F a9d;1. 81 lag ses
green; New 6sIi.an. ;ss.asas;so per e caS.ee ''"aa
-tftGMBERs5 ;ssss;'S orleans 9sa 81 4. soas.s 50 per case.
RADIsHEs-l5asoc per doz. punches for home
S sa,'s A isssGni "a s5S.5 5sd PEI &c; ao Tesa Ml ~ sGT Per ss Gsss
soUAsH-Cuban and Florida, 81. 5oa2 per s-bas-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 75ca.1. D per doz.
Per ssste 6, GsSan .faS: -,
$40 per crate: Southern green sI.25 per I-s-bu.
GREEN p~EAsE-F1orida at SIS per hamper;
New Orleans Sc per sugar Dbl: California $50
per t-basket crate: Alabama saLS: Texas SIS
EsGARoL-New Orleans 81 per Dbl.
Orleans 2oa2sc per dog.
RuTABAGAss5c per bu. del.
GARLIC-New 1sT25c per string.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEaTHERs-In demand; steady. Prime live
geese in small SKIS. fsc, In large SKIS. &c: gray
sc N small; gee in iarEs sk.; Cd white asgsic;:
chicken &c Turkeys-Tail l2c: wing &c. pointers
&c. wing and tail &c; wing. tail and pointers Sc:
body &c. Duck-White &c. dark 25c.
DEERSKiNS. ETC-Prime deerskins &c per
ID: black tail &c: Texas at lgc; antelope lc per
ID: goat Coo each; damaged out.
at 9c per lib. for prime
SHEEP PELTS-Full-wool pelts nominaIly 5lc
10 SOC; shearlings at sc TO 15c: dry stock, fallen,
etc. Sc per Id.
ROOTS -Ginseng at from So to "a: lady
slipper at Sc: sebeca at a0c; pink at lac; golden
seal at i5c; May apple at exc: wahoo. bark Of
root Sc; bark o. cree 2tzc; snake at 3sc: black at
&c: ~anseiica at 5asc: blood at, 2sc; blue dag at
ginger &c.
CASTOR BEANS-At sl.35 and s1.4o per bu.
SEED-$2. 80 per 100 lbs.
aominal.
SAsluR oIL-Lots 200 gal. li1sc Ib. No. 1 and
1otsc No 3; small quantities ic per ID. more.
OILcSummer yellow at sc;
white &c: winter yellow &c: winter white 4sc.
HOPS-New York ledz~- Pacific Coast lSdI9c:
old at lie; foreign at 4o0t3c.
SALT-E- side: Meaius. 81: graduated SC rey
Dbl; Sc per bbl. more thf. side
HEhp EEp-LAte bid at ia ~ - ~,
purs test