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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-10

ats at 12iSc; CALIFORNIA; at SIC: New York
shoulders, isal2-ay., S9sc. From The block del, /:
re: CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at S
d 5. Meats-Neither demand for. nor offerings
Of sides to arrive 5ocally. cars :9a's,-ay cured
sides soid on p, t. BSd. lots in, a tob6ins way
ranged: Extra shorts at Ice. cribs ut ice: snort
lat hacks AZ 1c; standard backs ut l0c. Dealers
charged higher on orders.
ranged: breakfast bacon at from lie for heavy 10
lGc ior fancy lisht; hams at lz=c to loite: CALI
sHroi'd uAd. ,!ts in a iunb,..A Nay raneed: Extra
shorts l2Isc cribs 1o;sc; short clear at lie; bel
standard backs lO7sc: sale / extra shorts
on Ii Ras s snFss t nEhsr on run o! s c
prime and IS tos NJ, Z eae at s'sc. Packers
en SeS ?q2sfRie 81 s5g'sI At io,.c.
Greass-coqntry: Brcwn 5'sc: ysiiow Sc and
ys ilo az 5@5i.c: White at 7s.@;s.e
Eros LegsIi-arge Sia0; medium 81: small 90.
Roasting Pigs-Demand limited; sales at 81 to
YEAS Scarce and firm; Quote: Choice at SC
large iGr=c per ID. Sheep al4gic per h.: thin
ewes and bucks at 2g2l=c;; lambs 5a5ze.
i2lse Knuckles i4c: outsldes lSlsuiic.-
azs sf f5ieEf$s rs afsss :'2D Ducks
Cd ard a sSpaSs Psv ao
heads and iess on: Chickens lie. ROSTERS be-.
turkeys y, iSg17e: ducks Ice; geese saloc; capons
Gaine-The Republic quotes selected sweet only;
~: mixed 81 Is: p eanvasbac S. reaheads IS S.
Drawn ducks 25g5ec per doz. less, Jack snpe
tons and undrawn less. Jack rabbits per doz..
$lsg: squirrel. per doz., sou6oc: 'possum. each.
Fresh Fish-Denand active and prices strong.
Quote, per ID: Black bass at 1Gc: Graphic &C for
cat SIC; buliheads-dressed at SC and gross &c;
Suflalocgross &c, dressed 6; for large and &C for
&c. sunish &c: white perch ic.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-10
BREAK IN WHEAT MARKET
is FOLLOWED BY A RALLY.
CORN SHOWS STRENGTH AND
CLOSES HIGHER.
Oats Also Influenced Toward .Ad-
vance-PrOyisions Erratic
but Steady at Close.

Chicago. March 9.-The wheat market to-
day was unsettled and a severe break de
veloped on generally bearish statistics. hut
a rally occurred near the close and final
figures on May were only Ha1sc lower.
May corn closed safe higher ard oats
were up i.NSsc. Provisions ruled cratic
but the close was steady. the May products
being unchanged to 214aoc lower.
WHEAT
Wheat prices fuctuated nerYoUsly during
the latter half OF the session. a severe
break being experienced late in the day on
general selling by locals ard pit traGers.
The opening was easier on lower cables
and larger world's shipments. and May
was unchanged 10 q shade lover at 1f-{
sc. The market held quite steady early on
the strength in corn, and Nay SOLD at 15c.
Expectations of a bearish Government r.
port tomorrow caused considerable selling
later, and May broke to 73,,c bur a go1u
demand from commission houses and shorts
brought about rally and the close va;
tl2c, net loss of l4Hasc. CIeurahces Of
wheat and flour Were ueJ,UJ) bu Primary
receipts were 5s5,0j1 bu.. against ii9.uvI a
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 81 cars. which. with local re-
c-Ip,s of 80 cars, made total receipts 55S
ears last week and 40 last year.
CORN.
There was strong sentiment in the corn
pit. and in spite Of the weakness in wheat
which caused a temporary decline. higher
prices were realized, May closing at an s.d-
vance OF 9sni2c at 41.fta7isc, after selling
between f6'sc and il@sn-iAc. Opening prices
were somewhat easier on lower cables but
with Il good commission house demand and
iisnt offerings. the market advanced. The
break in wheat caused momentary recess
sion. but clearanceS Of over a million bu
soon brought about rally ana tile close
was stronS. Local receipts were y3y cars
of contract.
OATS.
Ihere was only a moderate trade in oats.
put nrm 1eeflS prevailed influenced
largely by the strength in corn, while the
nsht offerings addeL to the strength of the
SITUATION Shorts were the best buyers The
clCse was strong vita May l4ft5.c nigner at
"t;sI59c, after ranging between 5i1.I3issc
ana Sac Local receipts were larger at go
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The Republics quotations are for car lots in
first hands. unless otherw specified. small lots
on orders are cnarged n,gner:
STkAhBERkikS-Flur. refrigerator stock al
s.. fof cn%.ct' while SOFT and damaged sold at
.APrLi:s--ouote per Dbl. repaeked: Genitine
$3.50: Jonathan $ser3.1a according to condition;
fa 20 aTi or ssc ana sTs e ssaos
rA,itIc COAST FtiUrrs-Csliforna pears at
oRANGEs-c,ar lots on trk;: California navel
at s. l5r ,, standard up up to .S25oa2S5 for fancy
LEaiQNs-california ON trt. on basis Of 81 25
per box higher. '-'@'' '''e'' 'p'''
PINEAPPLhss--Iiava at $685. a crate for
CRAZE FRuIr-Fiorida at s5a7 box and
California at s2.5og3 according to size and quail
MALAGA GRAPEs-.sa7. 10 a bunch.
BANANASmtlfI2 bunch on orders
CoCoANuT:.;25 per 900 f. trk. and in
''S9l&EN EsY Il 8 Ger ,se sound stock ,a.
and eSae. to fancy sasa anT
RTer ss at 2e Ohio rose as b.nph 5ass R
NEw PoTAToEs-Fiorida at ns5assS per- peq i Sn.
to Sc sss i red ssse So sc IN bulk
ssi:SYSisaM oSI32Ss@At s.a;;ss ssf .,-ls crate:
p.f Dn sS Ra aaa at
sAUERKRAUT..l - per i7-b6I. and $40 per
cUcUMBERs- Eastern hot house at 81 5ea1. "a
SWEET MISUNDERSTANDING at s5asoc;
Nansemond at 81 for yellow 10 S.1o for red :
TOMATOES Florida ss at 50 to $3.50 for good
to fancy. Mexican 32d2.2j for good to choice
green less; Cuban 81 .5oa: for good to choice.
pARSNIPS-i5c bu. box.
CELERY California at .5oai a crate for
choice. Celery roots at 3oGi0c per doz.
bEi.TS- HOine- grown at iOttssc bill. 20p
&c per bu. loose New Orleans at 15deJc doZ
{, sS1SlS Dbl New ~R ORLEANS So5ssc a. d "no
LETTUcE-rlo hampers at .e5Oas and
New orleans coming and selling at Aas a Dbl.
but fancy sound much higher Home grown at
EGcPLANT-FIorida at .2as a large crate for
SPlNACH-New Orleans at 35g4oc per doz.
bunchea.
RI ,hBa GAS-At 3sG53sc per bu. del
TURN1PS-Sew home grown at 1Jli2oc per bu.
kALE-Arkansas choice. large well-iled SKIS
PEPPERs-FIorida at si.75a2 for choice green.
Cuban UedD at Sl.2di.59
HoRSERADlSH-At $sai per bbi On orders
SaIi-isrI-Hubbard at 4oa45c per 100 lbs.
RADISiES-New Orleans at 5eg5oc per doz.
STRING BEANs-Flcrida at s2a2.2 bu. ac-
MUSTARD, GREENs-New Orleans a, zsaa5c
per doz. punches.
PARsLEY-New Orleans at 2oas5c a dog;
CAULifLOWER - Canrofria at SZTz. % pei
crate for choice; poor less
kOHLRa sat 25ff35c per doz buncnes.
SHALLOTS-New Orleans at 2on2oc per COZ.
punches. according to qualitS. -,
BRUSSELS sPRouTs-fIoiida at ial5c q
quart.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. March 9.-Fiour-R Receipts 2s s45: ex-
| ports l6zis; unsettled by the weakness in wheat
Rye flour quiet. BucKwneat nour quiet Corn
meal easE; yeilow Western Sill: city ,1.1o Rye
Bariey dun. wneat-nece. pts 80 80: exports IL,
red Desc f . b. all6at: No. i Northern p HG
use T. o. b. aiioat: no hard Manitoba size
wheat turn d ve.y an around i O'Clock con-
t,nuing 50 up To the close; liquidation was ie-
! report soss p abserce Of export inquiry and Ia
voiable crop conditions: close was unset = ID,
Up slGc elosed zsl5c July e s-fsa6z.e, a closed SEQ
80 s, sep5 nor 40 S4s cosed Use .leeeip..
ya;or and sc f. o. b. aiioat: No. yellow 55c:
y. ffmness On big clearances and Wet Weatasr
West. lnhusntidl support. but later turred very
ana big Visible SUPPLY increass. closing uf ifres
uar at - net loss; March closed 5.t.c: April
spIt auii M No Ga .ssnda,s white 44a.c No
trki Inix,d Western nominal: Tx. white 44aisc
sharply with grain: May closed aossc Lard iirn m;
w ssteih steamed Sig@ refined iIm c.ntinent
stsaay Rs H m t Moasse su Steady oil
SPRING Eou no quiet e ard
81. red a.se c9ia 375 s, g. r. No ys!Iaw
SO Sc ''I nafey Nc Ta fssGin m t
&c; fair to choice mating isa5ir. Provisions
lbs, or short RIBS sides 5o sn p s. 7 "a
80: dry saited shoulders tbxdl :S3lens 59 short
Minneapolis. Mafeh s-~heat-May 7as,c; July
No No=ern ht c isS NS oatenta
second esar5 sssIo sran IN p nnik SITE ST.
Liverpool. March s.-wheat-spot quiet: No. .
red Western winter Is lll.i: No. i Northern
spring Is S..d: NJ. California es loi: futures
Cori-spot American mixed new. steady is esd;
n rdb Il s SS no stock ~, Futures auiet
wheat into Liverpool last week 1880 quar-
81. fG% asf P P@ S S %psr Facts u c anS
from Atlantic ports last week were LOO quar-
Toledo. q. March wheat very active and
We, Tssk , sasi A. Msy 1G,e Inly 5;s Corn sc
oats duh and finn; March and May &c: July
and lonr March SID April .s ass oct oct ~
Mwaukee Wis March o2 sWhea, lover No
,i.@ihsc; Rye lower; No ! Sig5ll5e. Barley
MAY 4i,zc asked
Kansss city ha5sh swh sat ss- Sta.as4'e
ssas,c; No hard s5gs''sc; rejected a2as5e; No
M aea ga GO JSly G TIC: cash No mixed ssa
.o'-c: No. white Ssa nc: No sSi+a s Dat
No i.osfec Hay-rimothy .i25J: prairie
ss75a9 Eeseipts,Wheat p go; corn e se9: oats
'-i Peoria March corn arm; No; , 4Oc. oats
basis Of no for finished s5 goods. .,,., -, ,,s
strong at as. Ling clear middles strong; light
SIS: heavy 53s Cd Shor; clear backs strong at
5:s Shoulders strong; square As. Lard strong:
prime Western In jerc"s dis. American refined In
uails 5Is. cheese steady; American finest white
s:s: coiorsd e;s Cd. I.ins-ed oil .6s.
Duluth MINI. March ?.-Wheot-Cash No.
hard T4ISc: M. . Northern 1lI.c: No. Northern
1s=.c No. +: Northern 725,c; May sissg7ii=c: July
74i,c. Oats-May 35izc-
The Visible.
New York. March 9-The visible supply Of
grain SATURDAY.. March :. as compiled by the
Kew York Produce Exchange. H. a. follows:
Wheat. ie.1570co bu.. deereass 1oslooo Corn;
II .,i go bu.; increase / 0I2.0 90. Oats Toes o
bu increase 2oIoe0 Rye. s.l 600 bu.: decrease.
1900 Barley 1.I'4.0)): decrease.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-10
ALL INVENTORS AFFECTED.
Amendment to Patent Law OF Interest,"
IN Inventors.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington March 9.-Four thousand pat
emf LAWYERS and the inventors are affected
by the amendment of the patent law which
allows applications for letters patent to be
FLED i'm this country by inventors who have
secured patents I'm foreign countries.
The law as IL now stands permits the TAX
ing of oaths before any authorized foreign
officer. provided proof of his authority Is
made by certificate of the foreign represen-
tatiyes of the United States. The act also
allows foreign executors or administrators
TO amply for patents upon the right of de-
ceased foreign inventors and extends the
privilege to file the caveats in interference
cases to foreigners.
BY this last provision the United states no
longer discriminates against foreigners in re-
spect to caveats. as there has long since
ceased to be discrimination In respect to ap-
pncations for letters patent.
IL is required of the inventor that his ap-
plication in this country be filed within
Twelve months from the date of his applica-
don for a foreign patent. but this Is applica-
Bile only to citizens Of countries which give
citizens of the United States similar priv
ilege.
The following countries have adopted leg
islation giving full force and effect to the
additional act or by specific amendment
TO their laws providing for carrying into
force the provisions OF the additional act as
regards the extension of the delay and
priority to twelve months: Belgium. Dem
mark, France. Great Britain. Italy, Neither
lands. Norway. Portugal. Spain. Sweden.
Switzerland and Tunis.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

~Su FlOCTs
WHEAT-Receipts 1s7 SKIS and Al cars local
s,s at &c W and 9uotabie at 75l.af7sc Z.
side: No at CSC W. side and mow b burnt quo To-.
s saSie az =, Sos Hard winter IN fair demand No
Ssha6'c TO 7ee. No. at Coo TO G5c. From store
,%ads na ,' N No red at May price eo to &c
at 1c under May f. side $50
through Sales for shipment dessna aha S ~
81 ~ sot t" s., asats for No 4c to 4ic FOR No
yellow s tSe c f for NS Seis0w wh assf 5 for
to +4,s e. for No: white. LOCAL demands slack
sS5 No yssn " e.. s. 10 to IN, n" SYeS" s
nponrS S ssnn s. ss5s local and
SIDE No at a:se e-d Z s4,s n0 W :.g sds: No
white Th' at At ssss l. and and ss ss side No
RYE-pul locally. but in demand for shipmen,
car choice del. {" p lid. a. ss,tc on destination
% l%sa nice car del hi. I'D. al So size at
trading aS 9nTs range of value
rLAXsEEDNLower at T.oi spot and ;1.o7 to
afys gEeIRsfy ss! ess speir ssS "
straishts a.i5a3. Is: extra fancy ssa5 90 clears
ssa1sss,eh sw s!ssSss. .ssssst. s
clear 25oT2 % Foregoing prices for lots from
BRAN-salable at Sic in large and SIC in
but prompt shipment would command ic more;
mids at S5af92c On this side bran sold at &c
and mids at soc In leos. Direct orders. q. side;
s stsa q At mill bran sells at Sc and mills at
Uif'KwHEAT FIyOI-R-At s. oat6.
RYE FLOUR-At e. in 1ute SKIS. and 50 20 In
WOOD.
meal, grits and hOnfny SEQ.
HAY-Receipts $50 tons local and 200 tons
through. Shipped go tons. On j.. trlS.-TImothv
$3.50 for choice; No. SIG. 5oqIi5o; NJ sIi;59ao
Sl 20: lower grades at SaIl0J 80 Clover at SI3lI "A
Tor choice and M. /. SLAP for No. 2: clover
mixed Sliql2. Prairie on W. side-sl1 for No. l
and ssfi9 for No. ard 81 for lower grades.
rrISFS--S'aaSv Il NO.
LEAD AND SPEI.TER-Lead E.15ai.:j. Spelter
at about s.. ,
Z stained also at Sc %.
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SS,e h .k 'G woT NAY apple 2 snake
bark Of root Sc. bark Of tFee 81 biooS R3Sc
bluetag &c; sassafras-bafk Of root SC: wild GIN
sqNFLowER sEED-Nominal at si.1oal II
per gal less in car lots 'e' az ''' ~
c A@E 6i3 q 20 ss sH 1oe per D for
No. ! and lgc FOR No: 8: small Quantities ic per
.-coTToN-sE:ED oiie.Winter white 4sc; yellow
&c; summer white &c: yellow Ale: salad isc:
H9 On d2ga co@e-nark at loane: choice
per eSse Rx Whss al na Fsf Gr az
SOU, bern in bsis, at 5aa6c in cans 5a.asc: Cali
SAUERkRAUT-ouote in iobbing way at $40
per ts-bpl anu al s. % per bDl.: kegs at 6Oc; on
S Sbis dealers charge $3.50 per ss and SIS for
hoPs.New York at s5aaSc: Western at siassc.
pt sA b5 e sae G MEDIUM at Eranuated Sc
sT%cK H S% more Sr ' bus s Whipooorwi at
BsAS e; G aN p At ssl2G4o
lots q choice hand-picsed peas held at s.. 20 on
r.. uk loo5inE from store this side at s. 50tr
store: Dried green peas-scoich at $50; split
pe t az =. per 6u 5lacksye 81 California pink mi;
beans loa5hc: lentils 41=c.
EMPTY BAKREI.s..coai oil. turpentine and
gasoline 95c; vinegar 75c: black oil SOC: Iinseed
do halt bis de vine inc sn1ss na
pickle &c; salt &c; Hour l1c molasses aOc; lard
each h9o2 missing. go. - =,
l black miNei a, NAG iaehins-Picked q, "a
BROOM co i iirin quote per
ton: Fair 55a61c common $iolr5o: choice at ss5
RAGS. ETC-Per 100 lbs: Country rags ut SOC:
old rope-Eo l Manila at Sl39: No. at soc;
,BoNF:S-Choice bleached at So per ton; other
Ni scEA liSp 1k 20 TO XHD METAL-per 100 lbs
Wrought iion 75e. heayy cast .oc: maileable steel
brass So: heavy brass 50: copper 50. zinc 81 80.
POP GoRY-sGGg on sob at socg.1 , pr 100
PECANs-AysraEe rsceipis about 5a5i5c.
.PEANUTS-,we quote, Farmers stock-Ited at
whALNpTS-selllnG, at zoe per bu.!; California
at iGial''' for na'd'hel and iose"e for soft
ci!EsTNUrs- West Virginia nominal;
G fngK6R1 SI At s352aG a per S6I a.
larg4 and 81 ,5oGl;: f2T sheIlbark.
SoRGauM CANE sEED-Best bid at sli2as5c
soRG3L;M-Prime at 2oG22c per gal: inferior
Dried FRUITs-ouote nomlnaI!y: Evaporated
apples slsaic for fair 10 ii4c for good and SC
choice; damaged. etc. less: b!eached chops at
at 4isa5c: strictly choice at SIC. Sun-dried
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
Sc per H.: Canadian al BE- maple strip at eop
Glass sEEDmouo,c: per 100 lbs: Timothy at
q Hanearian at Zoe 70 to Si s @T reetop at 81
to $3.50 for seed in chan to $50 to Sc for choice
c6offiERsTUFFs-ouote Cotton -four Dbl at
81: do. meal Dbl. at $ No. at So: ik-bbl. at
s.: mill run fruit biol at 80: beer keg at si2gt
per set-No. / -four bhl. &C. mill run; ~ inca
stock for apple hbl SAC; do 3i=c; lard tierc"
lgc; pork bbi. I2l5c. Shaved hoops-Flour DBL;
s. for cooper. 81 for hoosier: 12-bbl. 50: coi.ed
elm IS; oak and fierce. cooper-shaved. seas:
pork S..
COOrERAGE-Lard ties. at 81 % for wood and
81 30 for iron.h9gnd bills pork bDis at So? pr
wood-bound. SllO for inbound: also tics. $i2s's;
fat p, 20, DC t-b6,a &c; meal sc NH
5c: lib. at 6 9-I6c: 2I4-b. at SIC. Iron cotton
ties at Sl0j. Hemp Irvine Sc.
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FEATHERs-SelI readily follows: Prime
white live geese in small SKIS sc and In large
large SKIS: old white 5sa41c: 2sI5tc: Xxx $50
&c: XXX 1oMt4c: Xxx Sc: tare 10 per cent on
small SKIS. and 9 per cent on large: chicken Jl.c;
duck-white &c. dark 25e tmkey,, s tall 1:c'
wing Sc. pointers 4c, wing and tan mixed &C.
wing, tail and pointers mixed Sc. body g5c.
DEER SKINS: ETC.-Priie Ger skins %,
per H.. black tail PC: Texas at &c: antelope l5c
per H.; goat 3Oc each; damaged out
BEtSiWAX-L}uet at Sic per To- LOT pine
SHEEP PF,I,TS-FtIlI wool peits nominalfy $50
ail; shssrings at 10d25c: dry stock fallen: ETC..
8Iioc Der Id.
ROOIS-Quotc per h.: Ginseng g 2sa;.i5: lady
slipper &c: seneca e546sc: pink nc: sosoen sea-
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! itor broke mules. 4 to : years
BY Telegraph.

Kansa. City, No, March s-CattIe-Receipts
GOO natives. loo Texans: calves 800 mostly
natives: light corn cattle steady: others weak
To l0c lower; fat cows 10niJc lower; stockers and
feeders lower: quarantine weak: choice export
and dressed beef steers a.5oa5.so: fair to good
81 'sIf u: stockers AMI feeders 81 50t4T0; West
ern fed steers 81. S'E5: Texas and Indian steers
". S5ai.j0; Texas cows S2n3: native COWS 81 so6
sS: native heifers s2.Sa4.iO: Gamers s192.. |:
bulls = 5oFt3-65 calves 81 7JIs5 80. Hogs-Receipts
o.@e market steady 10 strong: top $40: bulk OF
-d.es 81 lnai.3 20: heavy $7.2o9z.40: mixed pack
10: pigs sheep"Receipi- esa sseI m.IHse
strong s, TO 10 hshsr o na,. nv lambs West
.,sthers iS9,sss; We.ssrn wethefs s;.soas.1o:
Chicago. March g.-Cattie-Receipts 80 900: 100
lsc lower Kood to prime steers S5as Is: poor 20
40 cows si.iesri %: heifers ,:5o4. Is: Gamers
s. IoH2 6l bulls s::5ai2 calves s.. 5Ogs. 50:
day 5000: to-morrow .svoo: left over q 90:
strong TO sc higher: mixed and butchers HiOe;
heavy s. s,a7i5 iigh, s. ss1 =: bulk of Ssi.s
;. lyds 40. sheci-itece'pts eo.ccp: sheep steady;
r to Choice mixed .ias G western i Sheep sas
Us, Official Yesterday: ReceIpIsncatties Sg
hoS' sssi sheep az shipments Cattle sz6: hogs
,. soa'h 81! s., Iossoh. No: March s.-cat.i.-Re-
ssMeI5 bulls and stays s. sat- ic: yearnss and
rs. Receipts s.i4o: light and light mixed
50. ;$.'t; medium and heavy 81 I0i As: bulk
lambs 81. yeariings .; wethers $50: ewes
New York. March 9-Beeves-Rcceipts $50
head: steers Slow to 10, lower: fat bulls 1osii5c
OF: cows shade lover: steers S.s0i5.55: stock
.'rS 3 -: bulls % f0sii.3G: cows s2G4 Cables
steady: live csttl. lie TO &c and sheen 1iiIc TO
iai.c. dressed weight: dressed refrigerator beef
Tt-41e. No exports to-day Tuesday Calves
Receipts 2ese heads: veal- steady to higher: barn
Na-d and Western calves steady: veais "a % to
$50. choice 81. Westerns sasG: HARVARD caIve.
t5p: city-drssscd veais 1oc 10 lac. sheen and
l1mhs-Receipts II. "a head: sheep and good lambs
stsady: medium lambs SOW On oyersuppI,. sheer,
g to culls . to 20: lambs IS to as; cuils
~. HOg~-RaceirrS ~ 49,.
Pennsylvania ard state hogs s. % 10 ESs: mixed
Western nominal. $3.50 "'s~
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RANGE OF FUTURES.
PROVISIONS.

Trading in provisions was quite active and
being strong on higher prices at the yirds
followed by decline on selling by p; Ak
ers- Covering by shorts caused a rally md
closing prices were about steady, May pork
being 2l2c lower at SlS.32i2. May lard ysT5c
off at $40 104iol212 and ribs unchanged at
500. e21a.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat.
30 cars; corn, 4@5; oats, 2l5 cars; hogs. q. GOO
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st. Louis Future Prices.
stocks Of Grain in store.
Produce.

Bu.tcr-Firm. Quotations: Cresmery-Extra. %
d2sikc: frsts 23d2ic: seconds 20a2ic. pairy-Ex-
ira 2O62ic: frsts 1SG1ec: grease 4dsc Lai,e-
packed-Extra 1ec: irsts 1sGlsIzc Country-Pac.f-
ing stock 10511iEc. Renovated-Extra nc: frs,s
Eggs-Current receipts 15c. Receipts L. s2 local
and $50 through: shipped LOSS
Chreee-Northern orders: Twins f31ic: SIN
g:es i3ilc daisies 1sc Y. A. 1fkc: iongfiofns 14c:
Limburger 1zhT13c: Swiss Ec: brick 1lc
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
native supply Fair-Beef Cattle Lower
sheep Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE = Beef Steers = Supplies OF
native cattle were light but Of much larger pro-
po.t!ors than a week ago. Beef steers were in
larger proportion. and generally Of better grade,
With TOP cattle at $50. against A.sD week ago.
Recsipf. at outside ms-kets were large ard
,al,,es We're Of a lower tendency. consequently
local trading opened a duh basis. with buy
.rs seeking concessions. and sales in all cases
,rere made on Iec lower basis throughout the
day. a -ooG many cattle arrived late and sold
al the dc line mentioned
Representative sales:
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BUTCHER CATTLE-Supplies Of butcher cat
tie were not large. and the bulk OF the offerings
were cows of medium good feshy kinds. while
a very light representation Of heifers Has had
with very few good enough to sell at "a or bet
ter Trading started on slow basis with buy
ers trying to secure concessions The wefghty
kinds Of COWS were considered steady. but hsif-
ers medium COWS and Gamers sold easy to l0c
lower. Bulls likewise, were reported SHADE
easier. There were not rany good to enoice
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DOCTOR nyno sentenced to Prison.

Mcpherson, Kas.. March 9.-Doctor A. 3.
Ryno. convicted of shooting Miss Maud
Holmes. with whom he was In love, to-day
was sentenced to one year and six months
in the Peniteptiary. An appeal to the State
Supreme Court will be taken. Miss Holmes
was shot through the window of her room
with q shotgun.
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Pork-New standard .321s per 100 lbs. In q
1ohhing way.
I.ard-Choice steam on r. side closed nouirally
s:ssc: kettle rendered at lohd10ssc: compound
7Sc.
Green Hams Etc.-C,ar lots held 4. O. b., r..
side. thus: Hams. 10 ay.. at Ike: rs at Illse;
rs at 11Ac: 16s and 1Ss at 11hc: cJs ut 1IA0
11xc; skinned hams-1ss and 1s4cOs at Ekc: 2
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L.. 100. 4.-o >.r, rrrpr~rICs
10, 40 a.. I'll. so ,s.- ilo..' 81"
l.; 80, 6..TTII .-ouarantine cattle re-
,si,,,s aegr gated III cars containing az hs.u;
against 81 cars and 1852 head last MonGsS' a anu
81 rsrs ,nnracne q So head two weeks ago
~. sr,niv was MANY ~ ers Of I-'eduin ~, 20
,rettv COED kinds altnCU2h fair supply pL Ills
49, 81. a,r several lJ1,.s Of cows. IFasNhR
49, ~ a fairly active nature ard Nheh the OASIS
~ ,h r1a-Eat was once establish d was NC loWer.
Tirc ,.,ttn,. Was mere noticeable on lhe hed'Ief
and better grades while the !Enter we're "a
T"rted o,Iy onser. Cow ana bun supptitS iione
az 81, .dy to easier values. Very re" caves "ei'
offered.
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LEGION OF HONOR

.kh ALPHA COUNCIL, NO. ]. LEGION OF
Sl42E uonor meets second and fourth Tues.
IN DAYS, Doric Hall. Grand and Finney ave-
~ nues CHAR. A. HOUTS. Chancellor
A A Rryten. Recorder.
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! FRATERS1L ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. Al, FRATERNAL
Order OF Eagles. will meet every Saturday at s
D. m, at West Hall In the Century building,
Ninth and Olive SITS. L. c. BRYANT,
80 Worthy President
sohn suarcz, Rec Sec. e22 Walnut ST.