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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED-Salesmen competent to sell a
money making specially TO the grocery
and general store trade Address Stand
ard Manufacturing company, Decatur,
Ill. None but hrst-class men who can give
bond need apply.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED-A loan of 1890; three or five
years: good real estate security. Address
&c. K. 3d."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
FOR sALE-PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A 1O-acre fruit farm. acknovvl-
edged to be one of the finest in Rock IS
land county. one and one-half miles from
city limits. Will take some city dwelling
property IN exchange. Parties goirlg to
retire. Apply TO Reidy Bros, Mitchell S
Lynde building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED Men to distribute samples with
horse and wagon and do collecting. Steady
Wholesale company, 1856 wabash avenue,
Chicago Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-A new convenient fat of three
rooms at 1897 Fifteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED Bricklayers to lay tile for fire
PROBING: steady work. Union wages SIX
cents an hour. 45l Rookery Building, Chi
cago, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED-An established wholesaler souse,
recently Incorporated. extending business,
desires to engage competent manager for
branch house Salary 800 per month, ex-
penSeS and commission. Must invest 81 900
In capital stock of company, on which divi-
dend of per cent VIII be guaranteed. and
furnish satisfactory references. Address,
Secretary, box 440 Kansas City, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED-Man to take care of horses and
carriages and general work. Inquire at
54I Twenty-third street between and s
p. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED-Situation in Rock Island by a
young man Is years old, high school gradu-
ate. Good piano player. Best of refer
enceS Address c. h. L., quincy, Ill, care
Diamond 10 ONCE, before Sunday, Jept. :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
~~~~~O~-~~>-~O~~~~-~~~ ~~~~O~~-~~~~~~~~~~~C~~
gentlemen boarders in pri-
waite family at S26 Twelfth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

is 'fss s. SsSs3ss =.
70 fair lsal!e: grease &c. Laale-paekea-Extra
Cheese-Jcbping: Twins at 12s.c: singles 12Mc;
siges s1ss s asf small s icas Bee h0fns bSs
lac. Swss-Choice l5c: No. i2HIlSc. Brick l412c.
Provisions.
Pork-New standard slf.I6Gi7.15 Per bbl.. in a
jobbing way: Kettie-rendered at 1oisc
1oisc: skinned hams. is aS is 10 at liSai &c
Ssx York & shdddss s s e FrGm he 6oek at % as
-Run-of house hams at l0sc: bel les at slsdl0c:
=, S. Meats-To arrive, 450So,av. cured cribs
lots in jobbing way ranged: Extra short s,tc;
T I backs hr at e clear pes a eiss & at fat
RsaeTs shaEFs higher on of5s dsEins
ranged Extra short Ic5se: cribs iOHc; shof, clear
at 10Ac: bellies at lol.aletsc. as in averags:
at S.c AZ Dealer. CHARGED higher on orders BPssk
fast bacon at niso for heavy to ls'is for light;
lIs York shouldets 40 @ SIC. Lac 0a''i''"'a al &C. Ne"
Country Bacon-Sides at g.
N at sss PsGs Jake at % fssars S ct csos:
oieo stearine-ouote a. Ioisa1oMc
at se ysIiaw at ae white 1s as a. paeRers
stoek-Brown at 45sa5e: yellow at Sl.a5lte; white
Frog Less-Large at $3.50; medium 81; small
b0c per doz
Sheep at 3ISzc; thin ewes and bucks 2a2Isc:
lambs at 4za5iac. Spring lambs at s.. 50 to SO So
veals-Lisht receipts; steady Quote: Choice
fat at 5I5i.c Der 10: fair at 4d4Rc: heretics
rough. small and thin. &c to SIC per lb.
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Plate at s1l: Fulton
Market and roll at sl150 1850: dried
sets at I2Gl2Ilc: tongues 13c lb. .nsides 139
15tsc: knuckes l2isTl3c; outsides 10I4G11c.
Live Poultry verage receipts: Hens lec:
roosters &c; broilers 1sc. Turkeys = Average
Pseons 81 rs per doz. S Daofs loc' ''' pe' '01
Dressed Foultry-scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs Chickens-Choice at 1eHc:
roosters &c. Turkeys-choice at l2lsdI3c. Ducks
lie. All poor stock, including sweating, thin.
scrawny. etc, nominal Geese 5Gsc.
head.
Fresh fish steady. Quote: Sunfsh at &c: crap
pie at 4i9c for small SC for large: bass 1ec for
large lie for understood: white bass &c. dressed
cat Sic. spoonbill &C. dressed bullheads TIC.
buffalo. gross &c: dressed buffalo 4is9oc dressed
German earn &c; white perch at $40.
GaIne-Jack snipe SI51 per COZ; sandpipers
per doz 30
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Fruita and Yeretahlea,

The Republics quotations for car lots In
nrst hands unless otherwise specified. Small
lots on orders are charged higher.
STRAWBERRIES-Flo refrigerator stock
2Og25c per quart box: ventilated 1odI5c: Texas
crate.
APPLES-Poor and inferior S161.5o per bbl
From storage Ben Davis held at S363.54 for
cho,ce IN 1oSbing way: winesap Ad5.
PEARS-California s1.5oa1.65 per box.
LEMONS-California on trk. 81 80 for choice to
us for fancy. and $40 per 10-basket carrier.
Sicily S225d2l5 Der box in jobbinR way.
to size.
oRANGES-Slow; steady. Quote new Mexican
Sonora at 8 box in fobbinE way. California
nayels at $Sa3 Is for fancy: seedlings at 81 600
265 Florida at g. 5od2 70 for choice: fancy Red
isnds - ibaS3 In a iobbing way 25a30c per box
hikner; Iangertnes Sc per box.
box. 'eA
P1NEAPPLES-Ad4.25 Is per crate for CAYENNE:
New Havana st s.. 5oG2 Is DER doz.
MALAGA GRAPES-S7a75o 20 per bbl
CoCOANuTS-Selling by dealers at SIS per 90
in small way at 50 per I00
BANANAS-On orders at 81 per 100.
PUEATOES-Quote: Rural on trk S3dslc for
Sancy: early Ohio $1.so; red cut rose 9Jl s7c Bur-
eank soa Sc; wisconsin and Minnesota sl2oal Is:
NEW PoTAToEs-cuban s5as per bbl.; F1ori-
da g 6oG3. Is Der bu. box.
.ON1ONS-Red Elobe at 81 Is in SKIS: poor eo0
NEW oNIoNs-soushern Illinois sos7se -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07


WHEAT-Cssh market: Receipts 2io SKIS and
u cars local. and cars through BY sample car
and skd lots No. red sold at 77t16P7sc this. and
go delivered E: Side: cars {. o. b. e. Side to
eo OUT az 1sc: No. luotable at 75d76Izc: No.
soid At 93c e. Side. No. hard sold at 7olsc for
NO Turkey Rt 72isc.
- CORN--Cnsh market: Receipts. cars local and
2 cars through. BY sample delivered: No 2 at
oo'te TO soc, and poor at 5eikc. and No. at 5gAc
70 AsAc, all this Bide No. yellow at 60ilc E.
s,osi mixed ear at slitc No, and No. white
oATs.cash market: Receipts. IS cars local and
. cars through. BY sample delivered: No 2 at
Etfc this and E. side: No. noninally 43o and
No : Northern 4shI4Ic No. 2 white a. 45t
<ofc: No. white st 44aI5ilo. and No 4 white
at ~ aA4c, all this side.
EARLEY-Vaues at SIC TO SIC.
EL6ASEED-No offerings: nominal.
trk.: Patents 50. eog3.so: straiehts at IS 1Sa:5S
extra fancy So 251 IS; clear s. eoG3; low-grade
soft winter In jute SKIS. S2.6o62 rs: hard winter
II 1His shs soSs for clear 55Ss 90 for
ents $. 40d36 80 in bulk. 35c higher in wood.
:. RyE syI FIouR-Joesins at ss.l5 in SKIS, and $40
coRNMEAL-city meal T. O b. $40; pearl
meal. grits and honiny $40.
=, AAS-Receipts 4l5 tons local and 1c5 tons
lows: Timothy sl491L50 for choice. s1sG13. 30 for
j 30 for No I; No. so; clover s12 for No
Al and sic.lo: iIo r. for No. 2 Prairie-No ! $3.50
1Oh: alfalfa Sl35NIIi
LEAD AND SPEIT-ER-SneIter at q OIL 10
~ bld Lad at S59TiS to st.o5.
hlGdWlNES-Steady basil Sl.3O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

New York, April h-cotton-Futures closed
quiet and steady: April S.e2c. May sSIc June
s.ssc. July s.sSc. Aug. s.6s,. Sent s2sc Oct
8. i2c. Nov. So;c, Dc s.0:c. Jan St3c spot
closed quiet; mi idirg upa ds Q 3 1sc: midd'inx
Gulf 7-16c: sales none. Cotton ope-ej steadv
with prices / to points hi her. q very d or re-.
sponse to firm Liverpool cabl and buliIsh do
whole list sank back to $3.50 fer July, under
tinsent and large offerings by a prominent Phiia-
delphia house. Room traders later came 10 the
support Of the market which. however worked
in manner so sluggish to make the more
were estimated at zoos. ssainst is, ess the .sms
day last year. Private advices from the South
again described ve-y Arm spot markets AS the
session progressed Wal street ricsed up An1
contracts and appssred to be selling July in a
hesitant The market closed quiet and steady
net unchanged to points lower, having veal,
sned in the last hour uader heavy realizing
Liverpool. April 5.-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
Lid higher: American middng fair 5%d. good
riddlng 1921: rniddling s1-Ssd. low mtddiine
s5td: good ordinary 4xd: ordinary lifd The saies
Of the day were 10, 900 bales Of which 500 were
for speculation and export and included & leS
American. Receipts 1000 bales. ali American
Futures opened steady and closed with near
months steady and distant months auiet: Aneri-
May 55-s4d4 5sstd: May-Junc : s5-s4Si 5s-s4d
b.; June-July 5s-s4f4 5s-s4d: July-Aue 4 5s-a
~ bs-s4d b.: Aus. Sept 51-s494 6l-sA ": Sept
Oct. 37-stGt ss,eid b.: oct.-Nov. 4 s2-s4d b.:
New Orleans. April 6-cotton arm; sales 400;
ordinary 5ate: 4ood Ordinary 2; ioy niddiing
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
MARKET CLOSES LOWER
ON SH0RT-SESSION SALES
CORN FOLLOWS WHEAT ON
THE DECLINE.
Foreign Markets Dull and Export
Demand at Stand
still.

Foreign markets were weak and draRry
and there was very light export inquiry.
receipts were O trife in excess of those on
the corresponding day last year and most
OUTSIDE traders were on the selling There
was the usual Saturday nervousness on the
part OF small holders. who feared a reac-
ton over Sunday. The volume of trading
wes light Aside from the weather news,
which was bearish. there were no factors
the other -
May wheat opened unchanged and closed
10 up to THO bid. July opened 1-16c up
and closed No Off at ssNGSsto bid.
May corn opened Nc up and closed 1fo of
xQto OF At 6sasQ6SEo.
May oats closed sc Of at 12,io and July
closed Nc of at 32c
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

sustained on local covering and strength in the
Northwest in face of bearish crop news; the
close was steady at unchanged Prices May ss5s8
Sept. iSiia!8t2c. closed s6f,c; Dee 77.aisc closed
81 cTTnmReeeip!s G,5 I'D bu exports 600 bu
s,sys elevator rsH and SSc O. afioat Corn opened
qa Sasz Sh Thfr5 sFa a sa n hepe T
gables: the market closed easy ard &c ne, lower
sIasea Ias s5S s.Ssac s Gossi 5s s s.s Ga h e
Eecepts l2Sool: ,pors 2s9: srot stea iy: No. 2
* d Esss SET tt NG White shfs *
is; G1iSs; options SPti1ns Gas' @ id Lat steady Hay
aHps % sG s1 s1te cGmm9g a,a & to shoes 1901 crop
Galveston lsc: e III ria Ic: Texas d y lie.
kssRts % woo s.ady ddms.s to fleece sssys y
sssf s sess r IN family mill ISaaa So mess 80 90
1850 piskl shoulders $50: pi kisd b lies
pound sI.Sl7as ~ Po,k seatv;: family ;1sa
low arm city exc country ssassc Gotoa-seed ,i1 seed
81 s aqs, Wet prime r ads crude nominal do ys9v $40
Japan Japan iags.e Molasses g,m: New Orleans. open
ssE R5 9gs ssssaS s:ay. H9ss5 1
slssps Fra pFaE speEahs 81 ps:snis sprinr
spring S, 5G; No; No red ;7aISc ostsoNo; asNc:
seeds-No fax sl.ss: No. NoIthwesternS raSaH; fsx
;is Lara e: Is l6s. es sls5Fsps ssari Mort
sss ssl,' s'''q7,'' Short clear Sides 0Sd,. $3.50
Toledo. o., April 5.-wheat dull and steady:
Gea SasG % Cash Msy 'e asv Say s e & Corn oa. dun and and
and steady: cash 42&c: Nav ENc: July 3i'sc.
Glover SEED dun and firm: cash So: April IS: Oct
!So7lS: Nc. sLisG4.s5: No. alsike ss.2s: No. 9
Kansas City. April s.-CIose: wheat-May s7,sc:
Sgy Sc ,s e9sh 4s & 70 h! hard M Mss9ssss Ne sgsso
2 white SIS: No: ) saedsse. oat.GSo : white
sisa1s.s6; do prairie si2a1s %. ReceiptseWReat
is 90: corn LOO & oat. Is Sso 30 shipments-whsa'
firm. 6s Cd. Flour-st Louis fancy winter firm,
s. Hops a. London Paeihc Coast firm. g 15sS !
Pork-Prime mess Western firm. 7es Cd. Hams !
Short cut "a to 1e lbs) steady. ass Cd. Bacon
E ;1 Il 'n s @ 60 M Ds g. m sDr a sG5.
SS heavy % es 5 r s is lGE
a. to 1s lbs( steady ass Sd. shoulders-sauare |
a. to - lbs6 frn .an IS L9rd steady m "a American
f Gned STATES n m @ soo
United States nominal Cheese frn: American |
finest white 5ss; American finest colored Es Cd.
No. Northern 52ihc: No. : Northern 1gn4c: !,
ay s1. sse gEo du. snpis Ns s1a sss ea[sy Tn
WI Minneapoiis. April s-close: whea.-May sss
.: Ssss:e FiSnrSyirst patent. ss:T5i!s S; Sc.
.econd clears Gl5d2.ss Bran in bulk Sc
Liverpool. April 5.-Cosing: Wheat-Snot No.
Northern spring f1m 6 Ia: NO e Tsd Western Western
steady: May IS 1Otd; July IS Esd corn-spot
luiet: American mixed new ss ?+d; American
July 3s ND: Oct 4e 1lLd
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

l5i- hands. bulk OF sales ~ o. oo ~ ,os a,
B s to to is s hands hands fS;sms b o, range to
The hrst line OF quotation. in each cIoss ~ \.
Ga5Sua,ed Ta az to represent the fun range from COM
sunerIativs peaiersI however. often classify
SGmstmes sell considerably above the highest
nhes the bulk of sales and generaiiv renr.ssnf,
ssa s Various classes as they sold on the COM
By Telegraph.
for Kansas ,ss City City No. April Seattle Receipts
steady advance Of the pas; thrse weeks had ada a
Decide oeeaed reaction in the last three days and
ssss., sssers SO ]; fair 70 g3Sd stoeksls and and
Texas and Indian steers 81 5vq6 ~ Texas sand and
Indian Indian cs COWS So, NATIVE cows ss50a650
n ners T51qs.!o: bulls, ss.5o9o; calves si.56a55o
week 5000 while there has been SOM. ms ,c,ua
tions this week prices to-day are the same a.
Of sales IS !lats5 heavy ssstrG %: mixed S.;oTl
Ss,n,s S%; hgnt $780, E, pigs $ s0,Gi5 Sheep Re
steady advance in prices during entire week: top
fer Western lambs $3.50; native lambs ss50i6 So;
sIo: Western wethers &5Sea5 IS: yearlings soa
s2s; eT,s s, sos p; stoekers and feeders S. e5a5
including Texans; marke, steady: beef steers 81
See4s Sg 6 and iaI COWS and
sacers aay Sc ssFoHs and 8, sig hs s6as'
dressed ;s beef stesdy no no late cables exports to-
Receipts id: weak to a fraction lower: no prime
lbs: city dressed veals lower at 1isaiic pc per b.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 81. cars; market firm
to lOc higher; no choice lambs on sale: fair to
dressed mutton sasi,c per ID: dressed lambs firm
at slsdl2c Hogs-Receipts 1.sve; none for sale,
feeling steady.
Chicago. April 5.-cattle..Rsceipts 100: NOM
nal; good to prime steers S6.60l7; poor to me-
diura s..2sa6. 40: stockers and feeders sa.5oG5;
rows 81 as so: hefers 81. o0I5.I5: Gamers S.25
az 25: bulls s250d5 calves s.. .50S. IS: Texas fed
steers s54S. Hogs-Receipts to-day 11.0o9: Mon
iay 10000: choice strong: others weak: mixed
S 5Sss.sS:: bulk Of sales sSGeaS.sc' sheep
Receipts l.C0o and steady: lambs weak:
rood to choice wethe-s s5.25d5.I5; fai-
10 choice mixed St.50G5. .: Western sheep
md yearlings A-50I5.S5: native lambs si.50n6.s5.
Western lambs s5.25G6.S5 Official yesterday:
r Recepts-Cattls 2.791 hogs 17.4so; sheep 2.734.
3.6i1: hogs 6.9e2; sheep 40.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Eggs.
REPUBLIC Special.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL 80
rS.-s New York ApEil 5-EEx-Receipt, to-day s1n
stock q goods here, but the weather has Sees
and with aIS. to the demand
about as they were at the close Of IaSt H%seS
firm the popular opinion as 10 s. .enasG to CO..
feets OF the high price of meats Of all kinds upon
comparison to the present price. oe esss rsIs.
,,o, nv 20 ;noss Of last wear and the probability sc
;.e AeIii goods Is now conceded No change In qts-
lse g. ss:ss isss
chicago. April a:f- s.-rsr, firm: fresh 1910 n,
rds! Kansas S CITY Mo-. Aprn 5.-Ess. nrm: a. mara.
cases returned 1.isc ''' ''~
Butter and Cheese.
.issy SeT !0s ss ApF lsg1 I1s pk
iaSs. S 81, tI,eeseReeeipfs eseoR ts 81 pkss rm
fancy la large f cIsa s s5n fa sk nsSssd wbss
co"fsd 1SES fansg snail State fun ersam early make
early make whi,e isaiaac. .'''' STATE 'uii cream
@ chSaEG SEis. AgEiI l-G sRu,tsr srm cr.amssss 20
er; extra Western creamery s:ils3c: do nearby
sancy small iss1sc s do fair to a0es ehoiee hs ,
Coffee.
nvoise sss mild Saist sdoTa sis sslss;
The mark.t opened s,eaiy. with prices un-
without change Of Importance The % toreisn mar. nsi
ket advces were of a m,tter-of-fact m cSarac;er
and the crop movement than met ex-
pectations. The close was quiet. with prices net
to points lower Total salas were
only 1. 200 bags, including May at 5.Ssc Sept q
6. i5c, Dec. at 5.s5c. March at 6.i5c n
Sugar.
New York April 5.-Sugar-Raw weak: fair re-
fning 1-1sc: centrifugal. 96 test. . s-lsc; mo-
lasses sugar Is 1sc; refined steady: No. &c,
No. 4.15c, No. s.05c, No &, No. 10 3e5c. No.
II 3.soc. No. Il 3.S5c. No 13 3.SSc. No. u 8 S5c:
sta andard 4 &c: confectioners' 4. eoc; mold A
s. 15c; cut loaf Soc crushed SOC: powdered 500
granulated 4.s0c: cubes 5.lsc q
New Orleans. April 5.-Sugar hrrn: open kettle
2l-T3 1-1sc; open kettle. centrifuval s83hc; CEN
trffugal. yellow 3lsd3 15-lsc: seconds 2k6Sxo.
Molasses steady: centrifugal 1Glsc.
The Metal Markets.
New York. April 5.-The usual Saturday quiet
ness prevailed In metal markets to-day. But a.
4 rule the markets were well sustained. Tin was
quoted $26 SIS to ST for spot. Copper ruled
about steady with lake Of spot standing at about
l2bic asked and 12.15c was asked for electrolytio
and 12c for casting. Lead was steady at &c.
steady and UNCHANGED.
Dry Goods.
The present week closed quiet and UNCHANGED.
Prices are very firm and sellers stii predict
ng an advance IN prices on stap'e lines. An
Increase In the demand only will bring this and
he majority are at present awaiting develop
ments of this order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
MARKETS pY TELEGRAPH.

New York. April 5.-Ffour-Receipts 17.7os: ex-
patents 50 sOa! Is; winter st alEhts ,a.To8! s.:
d3.iO: Minnesota natents So 75ai so: Minnesota
bakers s. sofs 90 Rye four steady: fair to good
steady: yellow Western s1.2I; city s1.:6 Brandy
wine s.. 5oGS.55. Rye quiet. No. Western s2l.c
T. O. b. aioat: State co Sic C. I. T. New York
car lots. Barley dull; feeding 6eG65c C. t. +. New
York: mailing 5sIisc c. l. I, New York. Wheat
12i5 900 bu. futures and 1900 bu srot;
spot stsady: tsady: No. red ss%e elevator: No.
Duluth sessc f. o. b. aioat: No. hard NJ 'nltoha
S5ssc (. o. b. afloat: opening steedy. wheat ruled
unsettled during the forenoon, but generally we'll
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
FINANCIAL.

DIRECTORS
LORENZO E; ANDERSON.
Vice President.
GEORGE WARREN BROWN
PRESIDED The Brown Shoe Co.
JAMES w BELL.
Pres. ST. Louis safe Deposit and Saw. Bank
PAUL BROWN,
Resident Direct CoEtiaental Tobacco Co.
JAMES G. UlLER,
Capitalist.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Banker
GTTSTAV CRAMER.
Manager g. Cramer Dry Plate Co.
President Dozler Bakery.
C. F. GAUSS.
President Gauss-Langenber Hat Co.
HENRY GRIESEOIECK. JR.,
Presiden: National Brewery Co.
EMERSON McMILLIN.
BGnkel, New York City.
c. H. MCMILLAN.
Secretary.
WILLIAM MAFFITT
Assistant Trea asurer.
GEORGE D. MARKHAM,
w. II. Markham & Co. Insurance.
DAN. C. NUGENT.
Vice-Pres. B. Nugent * Bro. Dry Goods Co.
VALE REYBURN,
Attorney at Law.
JONATHAN RICE.
Vice-Presdent Rice Silk Dry Goods Co,
HARRY SCULLIN,
Pres. Scullin- Gallagher Iron and Steel Co.
CoRWIN II SPENCER,
Capitalist
JOSEPH SPIEGELHALTER,
Physic an.
JOHN S. SULLIVAN,
Pres. John 5. Sullivan Saddle Tree Co.
FES1-US ]. WADE,
Pres don't.
D. d. WALKER,
President Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
GEORGE W. WILSON. i
Treasurer. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
SI8. 600 FOR Si.OO

made this IL ten days time in oil invest
msnt In Texas. Others did as well. Many made
from 1000 to $500. coo but invested more cap
ital to get these results.
Just developing. Buy one to five acres either
place May make you rich. Onc-acre tracts
DAYTON Prairie 800 TO 500 each. from Six hun
dTed 20 twenty-five hundred feet OF where well Is
being drilled. They will get oil. Land on
Spindle Top worth 500. 1000 acre.
References Planters and Mechanics National
Rank and Merchants National Bank. Houston,
Tex. or any other source you desire.
W. c. MOORE.
so5N Main 81. Houston. Tex
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Cotton Quotations.
Tfnged and stained al XaXc below vh;;;;i: s's

The net reccipts at all United States nort. A..
one day were 47s bales. as against IL s8 a week
ago and Is. 6g5 a year ago: exports q g25 baIes
against H.e65 a year ago; stocks s4s ~ bsies
against T54 s34 bales. ' 'oie''
Receipts at principal points: Galveston. N
bales. AGAINST 6.136 bales last year: New Or
leans. s.4oS. against 4F5: Mobile. 10 AGAINST
sos: Savannah: 4T: asaipst 15S: Charleston
!. against 50: Norfolk SIS. a9ainst se2: Houston
3I. against 1S24: Memphis H. against 25
tialvestor-Snot market firm middIngs sac:
sales, 1.1S2 bales. Jaw
New orIean.srot market nrm: middIinr..
sac. sales 1850 bales.
MenIhis-snot market steady: middlinxs. III
1sc; sales. 10so bales.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
FINANCIAL.
Trust Department.


This company is empowered by
Its charter to accept and execute
any and all trusts not inconsistent
with the laws of this State. :
The Trust Company is the Logical,
successor to the individual trusteex
in the management of estates and :
trust affairs because it possesses
every quality Of desirabiIity.
Trust funds and trust invest
ments are kept separate and apart
from the assets of the company. =
This department will be pleased
to consult with persons or corpora :.
tions contemplating the creation of
trusts, in order that its terms NAV
be explained and that 1t may indi-
cate the best manner of accom- u
piishing the objects intended.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

Hfdes.
Dry steady Dry nint-Texas heavy l4c: Texas
and Arkansas I2c: No. ! native l3c: No. native
lie Dry y-saitedJReund 1eEc; salted No. llo&c;
salted. western-Round 6s.c; Southern do. SIC:
selected No. 1G nc: selected No. SIC: part
cured 5sc per lb. less: uncured lc per lb. less;
eulls slxc: culls. dry stocks. sic. Horse hides
S2.75: do. No. 2 81 IS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07

de AfBaGsNsw peoE ess ss D &s5 Danish 1sasoc asked
6sskei crate '.jOaS5 per 4"bashet crate
cELEBY@Sew z ~ Orleans sial .2s per crate: Cali
New 6reans a. s@c Su hoy
soc cARFoTSorSsTn psF so NsW s5 per ton washed 20
st pew Ds e New ss S+, soss
3oc per doz. lunches.
MEH4 GEes9s 1;e Tso PER do1 1ssShss i
queen q1.sI,. at IS s. IS per per Dbl:
$,isss sss ses
cRANBERRIEs-ss.5Sas per bbi.: ,2.5oas IS
B3RsEE p9RsEIpsNdI,5s, ADISMoss pc, sel; erd.,
proWn ss sasne1 ser bu dSse ssr 0o SKI home
CAULIFLowER-Home grown at seaas5 per
~, BEETs:: ESs1 PEI 100 lbs; New Orleans soa4oc per
KoHLRABT-New Orleans at ptN 4oa45c S eep per doz.
GREEN PEPpERs-F Florida and Cuba a. $3.50
@l:.5 .S Per crate fGr choice:
sTRiNG BEHNsHMarket fST nrm: eFfie Florida s, s,a
eNro igr nat a y, q s z Tor choice round green
ENDivEs- s2a3.25 per Dbl. for choice.
4sI per doz ~ '' W.
RADISHES.od3oc per doz bunches for home
grown; 3GIiiSc for white New Orleans. Inuisiana
red soqeGc per hs-6u. box: white 75aS5c: long
red .sc, Iexas h99c per peck box: Alabama l5fS
EhLIQTS-Sadf4oc per dog. punches
basket crate. "
EGGPLANT-s .5oa4 per crate: Cuban u.75s
MUSTARD GREENS-New Orleans 50 per bbI
ASPARAGUS-Home-g grown Soc per goz for
small: I5cgSl for pint lunches: Sl.15 for Quart
b@nahSs;; IIhs;- Cs.itornia 81 m = per crate;
louisiana 50 per bu. box: California 81 80 per T.
basket crate 49,
ESCAROL-New Orleans So per bbl
KAI.E-ArkRnsas sl.5odl "a per large bag. q o,
G1.J0 for small: homegrown ;oif50c per bu b5x
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Real Estate Department.

i
This department advertises freely and
maintains q large and well organized
force of statesmen.
COLLECTION OF RENTS.
The Collection of rents and the man.
aSement of property receive most care
full attention. Our facilities for sue
cessfully handling this business are un-
surpassed: our methods modern and
businesslike. Clients receive statement
and cheQue on the first day of each
month. No charge for advertising va
cancies for rent or lease.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Our familiarity with values enables
US to accept without delay any ap-
proved loan. Lowest interest rates. Ap-
plications solicited
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Expert appraisements Of st. Louis
property furnished. Valuation based on
10 years experience. Moderate fees.
We Manage Estates Of On.Gesidents.
Pay Taxes and Attend to Insurance.
Lease Property for Long or Shsrt Terms.
Erect Buildings 10 Suit Tenants. =
Conduct Auction Sales Of Real Estate.