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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
LOUISA COUNTY PIONEER DEAD
Mrs. Harriet M. Garner Of Columbus
City, Passes Away-Sixty Years in

Iowa.
Columbus Junction, April 14.-Sun-
day, April IL, at her home in this city,
occurred the death of one OF Louisa
county's earliest pioneers, Mrs. Harriet
M. Garner. Harriet Murray was born
in Maryland, June 1s. 1918, and in jan
uary, 1889, was united in marriage
to the late Col. w. w. Garner. She
came with her husband to Iowa and
settled ON what is now part of the
town of Columbus City, in 1S41. This
continued to be her home to the time
of her death, covering period of more
than sixty years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
THE FARMER FAILS

In health just as does the city-man, and
he fails commonly from the same cause,
stomach trouble" The farm is a
Wholesome place to live; the farmers
life is healthy life; but no external adj
vantages can overcome the effects of a
diseased stomach. When the stomach
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher.

in and
of
"a
a
it value
milo
DR. of
spague, your castoria Msai
medicines Castorta Is exception FOR
Castora
of
children
stinona efficiency and merits"
of
hayef
ppao Of
preparation administered is great advantage
Castor
heeruy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14

III used ten bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and several walls of his
Pleasant Pellets year ago this spring. and
have had no trouble with indigestion since"
Broadwater Co., Montana. vWords fail to tell
how thankful am for the relief, as had suf-
fered so much and it seemed that the doctors
could do me no good l got down in weight to
one hundred and twenty-five pounds and was
not able to work at all Now weigh nearly
one hundred and sixty and can do days work
on the farm. / have recommended your inedi-
cine to several, and shall always have good
word to say for DR.. Pierce and his medicines"
The sole motive for substitution is to
hermit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale of less meritori-
Gus medicines. He gains; you lose,
therefore accept no substitute forv Golden
Medical Discovery"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14

and it's allied
organs of diges-
ton and nutri-
tion are dis
eased, the food
eaten is iinper-
fectly digested
and assinlilated,
and the conse-
quent loss of
nutrition results
in physical de-
bility.
DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and
other organs of
digestion a II d
nutrition, and
enables the per-
feet digestion
and assimilation
Of food. 1t
builds up the
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

offset partially whatever damage been by
the recent frost There large movement
az interior point. of late but. OF
and the seboard ciearances large bulls
derived but little aid therefom. Around midday
came in from the department suggesting
large business might develop orders plentiful
bat II evident that they mostly below
ket Tor actual business amounted only IL loads
and ii loads at outports The English cables closed y
SO net lower At Paris there net loss of 20G45
points and at Berlin OF is1 point while Budapest
the close points higher Private cables esti-
100000 bush. Quotations Of cash wheat. b ahoat
basis. follows: No / Northern Duluth 81 scs
No hard Manitoba S6ssc; No Northern Manitoba,
SSSc: No Northern Chicago s6ssc 70 arrive: No red
Nev-fork. S3ec. nominal CORN-Nith rains
alent In leading States, and with show
tempt foothold in the market to-day
until after the when the crowd had become
somewhat overloaded. On this advantage sellers ham
mered the market rather freely, and in the last hour
here leaving the market net
unchanged at the Louis. however, the bull
top point Exporters took IS loads. all at out
ports There increase in the movement at In
points shipments from the seahoard
planting had progressed
favoraby days but is still backward
English markets closed Aaizd net lower. No 2 corn
white. SAC: Nc yellow. SAC Z shoat. OATS
The retained its early strength through the
better other staple and closed quite
steady. Cash sales here amounted to $4,000 bush. No
closed 3Sc: No 3 &c: No , white, 4o%sc; No
white. 3sisc; track mixed Sssc track white, 3s45c;
Western 591sc atioat; State 5s5ac Export
took loads at seize afoat. - BARLEY
Feeding quoted Sic and mailing
q 52n5sc. both l Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

METALs-Tn advanced 15s in London. with spot
tin Was frm at $oo5a 80 2Eo Copper advanced Is Sd
To 4a2 on GT market T In NewYoTE copper was quiet
o 55 a at Vas ay a ld
o1aon at 2 Is 3d. and at 49 IN the Gea a ma
@ and at f IS Il ea s on
little lower on Northern 10 To9dr, Which so Eas
ST. 10 foundry Southern and / foundry Southern
soft 81 axD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are was firm but
quiet and s sdss s soes 900 BSs National at
i4sc for export and 81 bhs MeCahan at New lots
os Al 5c and 2S9 bblS NevYcriz at 15l5c Quotations
follow: New centrifugaI c9mmon 6aISc; fair
kettle 81 46c syr1ps common i29i5c: 16q1sc:
soc EhS i FRE gT market for Steam tonnage
continued dull Little or no nauy vas no6 eF s lGT tom
UNCHANGED and business light in all foreign
good Quotations TO LiyeTpgGol 1sd
and Bremen q pigs Rotterdam SG3c; cotton to LIZ
erpooI per 100 n 12c: London oats, Is CIIAFTERS
British t Trio lis bT ana terms terms ' June Brsh
794 tons genera Ta ea tg 0 MAJ BritisR
r. 500 tons sugar Java United States United
knsdo to 1o or Phiadepha 2l8
tons s o 6s hence 0c to Magpo so and
Jacksonville to Phsaaepnl4 e 5 schooner 900 tons
coal Newport News to Providence or Lesion ~ ta2
81 90; schoone- 525 tons option Portland ses99
osl $40 5Sn IONS s0a Same 81 So schooner 5
Reading 70 Castine 81 2o schSShe TONS coal Port
IRON T+o 90 Dover 81 30 and towage; schooner. I93 tons
coal Perth AEgS to Lube 81 20: British steamer 1743
tons 16 pig F 0re Re S9 fS to Baore M option United
Kingdom Continent LIS JTty 131 IS I'd and SIS 3D.
gecti%ely British 1885 tons same IS sd and
IS S2 oil moderately active and steady
without ,a pPeFta nd steady Lnses oil remains
the old prices Quotations follow; Ietroeun b69 s ~
end in bull 80 a. NeWYorS $40 80 Cottonseed oil
Prime crude nis Ss@ Fss 6utPer grades
4Se4?c: prime white 46G47c' prime winter yellow 46g
Of town raw. 42a44c; Calcutta raw '9c Lara OIL V@
PROVISIONS for short tine o+s after Tbs ihf
opening influenced by lower hogs ana of rmness
tSToshou the day being supported by foreign house,
ghS TOOK receipts sTa a Re1e 5000 Omaha
1000 and the west g. :t sid short clear SIS 5o
$40 BEEF qGots;d Mess ssq fS5bs fa mess
s sis So BEEF AMsseady Quoted s20as21 80
$50 =, Be: leo ~ &c 40 NJ ssse pigs s5gl0so
M NJ iod 3 0s se d Il ID se Picked
shoulders &c Pcea hams eitv 5o
quoted at bssady quoted s5Sc
quoted south America lo53e: Continent a5SS Brazil
me = ioac
sUGAR-Rehned firm and fairly active with nth
rrces unchanged rehners say that they are n9o
Iading prices MEETINGS for the week We're S5 oo9
, s to iobers ana wholesale grocer loaf and
ioe: xxx powdered 5c powdered coarse powdered
and fruit powdered sSc Eagle no
C. C. Fage 2 n cartons bags and ID bags Of
hne granp s5d diamond x s5c:
nos and 3 4Soc Nc ss :, f 10 So 10 10 425c
10 ii 2o: No ~ 4.i5c; No H. Loo: Nos Il and TO-
IN cases c The worlds visible suppl g 81 sasaT ms
100000 tons eomPsT nsdn Wit" pa sugar market was quiet
and unchanged with MAY quoted s az scs was steady
and unchanged with centrifugal 70 d sugar Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 7-Cattle-Recefpts, 5000 head; market
steady and strong good prime IS 20aS5
TO medium 81 2s5 TO- stoeers and feeders 50 25as5 TO-
cows 81 SOGS4 20 heers. 81 5oas5 % 81 5Od
81 so: bulls 81 5ods4 so; calves 81 oods6 fed
steers s+dS4 rs Hogs-Recepts to-day 25 o0o head
morrow. 10000: left 5000 opened oc
closed strong mixed and butchers So s0ds6 90: good
choice heavy Sc s5qs rough heavy So 65as6 so: light
Sc 45qs6 TO- bulk Of sales SO 70GS6 Shcep-Recept
5000 head; sheep steady lambs good
choice wethers s5GS6; fair to choice mixed So 1885,
native lambs 81 5oQIs7 IS.
Cincinnati. May Hogs quiet, lower 81 !ogse 70;
strong. higher. sass So
East Buffalo. May 1.-Cattle-Recepts, 100 head; de
light; steady. Veals. 12zc lower: tops, SO IS
asT: to good, 81 5o9sa e5 Hogsm Receipts 5000
early sales 81 10: mixed SO 85asi: Workers SO s5q
pigs 95qS7 roughs So 15QS6 Is; stays 81 I5g
81 Is Sheep and ambsReceipts. 1000 head slow lambs
steady sheep easier; lambs 81 259s7 40 cgs to good
top mixed. $685. %; culls TO good S29s4 90.
Kansas City, May 7.-Cattle-Recepts $500 natives.
400 Texans calves 1000 mostly natives BeeVes STEADY
strong; cows heifeTs stockers and feeders steady
export steers 81 6Ods5 2 fair to good
and feeders. 81 1884 10; Western
81 e51s4 TO- Texas and Indian steers 81 10;
Texas 81 30ss 60; native 81 60S4 40 native
SO So calves s2as6 Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market.
Ql0c lower Top 50 TN; bulk OF sales sS 55Gs6 20;
heavy SO 1924 $50 6z mixed packers, So 50qS6 TO- light
450$6 60; Workers. IS 55Gs6 90 pigs s5S6 80 sheep
Receipts 1000. Market STEADY Lambs strong Native
55as5 native wehers. SASS 60 Western wethers
s4aS6: stockers feeders 81 7o0S4 30. 1900
East Liberty. May Cattle lower; prime. So log
s. IS choice s. 30as5 good 81 9oas5 TO- Hogs lower
prime heavy mediums 81 05; heavy Workers. light York
ers and pigs ST. roughs, s5gs6 60. Sheep slow; best
wethers 81 s5s5 10; culls and s2d$3; choice
lambs Sc 1887: veal calves. SIS G0ns6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yorlz. May .. 1908
oreHt No sales reported Dressed beef steady: city
dressed native sides. range 19913c per 10.
bes quoted live cattle selling at II &C,
trinidad Bermuda with AZ cattle ana lo sSp
TReported exports follow The henonlieec
2a5 for J. shamberg SON. 20 heaa ana ana 500
ouarters ESTIMATED other exporters; the ST Leon
ards London. PIG cattle. for the AorTs BeeI Col
nany and lis head for the Swift Beer COMPANY; tle
rvniric for Liverpool which will not carry cattle OF
sheen Is 800 quarters me Boston
CITY Bristol. no cattle testmateo) Tor Doou q Me-
tAI.vEs- Receipts the market were l39 head
making with the stock carried over from eo
18th st There trading Of much consequence.
No reported sales; about 40 head were u1sold Sy
dressed vealsGeneral sales IaIUt2c per ~ SoN'4S
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Recepts. including Ia cars
direct slaughter. cars or Iss memo mar
with the stock carried from yesterday otsi
taiL cars TO be sod-IOz Jersey city ana at
eths Good sheep showed advance OF loaloc per ~;
grades ruled about STEADY LAMPS We "
tDccnr and firm About y of stock unsole f.s
ported OF clipped sheep were al so9s o. p
Of unshorn 50: Of clipped ainps a. &c & - mn
49,, lambs al IS: about Virginia spr1ns
sold at IS per n. and about oecK OF sesiia
er M dressed lambs ioaI4e; country dressed spring
lambs. 81 500s5 90 carcass ,,,io ,anhs as n,
saes-s Judd Co 244 clipped a. bnii AZ e. as POI do
average SO 50 per 100 10: 200 do % 10 a. o.
63 n at SO % 26T 50 10. at SIS; ~ 90 % y,
Tobin shannon: IA unshorn - e 50, sGs do IS
10 at 107 Virginia spring lsl1s 81 1.ic sheen ga
Kerns Commission Company 80 ohPpeo ~
Mcpherson & Co: 81 virginia spring anps. 's ~ "
Is n "a rnsborn Virginia sheep los 10. az &c., q
Harrington & Co: 2l6 clipped STATE iAiiDA 1850 -
no tIof1s Receipts I4. cars. ASIA hssdua5oat
aeek on sale alive. Nc gales reported country a'eS'
ais si ali late y)-John T. Nelson; % stats
hogs Isl 10 average. 81 rs per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW
pEsNs AND PEAs-Jobbng demand for ooIt.es tor
,,s-rov beans to-day. but an export in
ttIS vas filled at 81 65. and this helped 70 s.psr
the price and pea are slow pE Eo-aign beans
thaDra Red kidney quiet ana STEADY foies ,s,,ors
are dragging and some holders woaa ,absl So s21t
choice, per
60 az do edu n 81 ITIsds2 20: do pea - 4o ~
kidney. 81 eoas2 s21s 90 ~ 70 DO yellow eye
81 "a DO lima California 81 7os2 'S GO 20 IL do
e,ber foreign medium 81 7oqsl 90 90 t e, az 90 M
e. es6S2 DO foreign marrow. duty paa =;
ess scotch bags prime. usheh a. % she
EI]TTER-The supply was not sui. hecarne trfe
,-.es- the trade market 20
aTrer an consequences, and there Has n t,.1a remIn
. ,,ricee nut some buyers PAID mite RaIsfjes
80 -esrv biph scoring goods. and others 80
-,Sce vhtch been
ssr n the week looks as If the ees1,rs This ap-
s.t lean aoors and pretty heaitny a-a M
witn ~ isbe grades Of butter Other qualiuss sr ~
more than ste s a1 e do seconds 1szq do lower
grsdes I7mlsc State dairy tubs western ini-
40 common fair.
tsse1 erssmery finest lec; DO gocd 70 ~ do good
70 choice 15Gi7Ac: do common ~ isi A~SAS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

q Nev-Yo-k May :, 1908.
ss0FF-F-F-U-he showing slightly steader tone, the
coffee market very quiet again to-da: II opened
eseasv ~ OF . points and closed ouil on
Wei reported of ll.25o bags
re s5Tsur vas due foreign markets, Of which
49, closed net 5sGi= higher, while Hamburg
las unchanged = pig higher The Brazilian mar
the interior receipts were very
trbt Amounting % only about 600 bags The firm
sl~ss sbraad attributed the decreasing tendency
81 interior receipts covering, and in the early
s,s-Eat here thor. was little buying for room &C
I-nro-ters however and checked the ao-
annC tendency prices though there was very little
side OF the account While
m TzIliu 81 n receipts figures Of the past
ss NAV evidence that there Is TO be fall
of buIlishy afeCt sentiment. the fact that
re- new cro supposed be monster one, viii shortly
operates against aggressive dealings
ur the long side. For the moment the market is dull
stess. the trade awaiting Developments The
market quiet, with quotations the basis OF
Rio NJ. =
1ollpNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May Closing: Wheat-Spot steady; No 2
Western winter Us I'd No Northern spring Us "a
No California is SID: futures quiet May. is 49sd;
JuJv 6s i'd Corn-Spot-Amercan mixed firm, IS
sd: American old steady. rs 3D. futures quiet;
Nav As cad June 4ssd: July As AID. Peas-Cana-
dian quiet Iad Flour-St Louis fancy winter quiet
3d Hops at London-Pacifc Coast steady IS 1OsQf6
Us Beef easy; extra India mess. SIS Sd. Pork firm;
prime Western, SIS Cd Hams-Short cut ii 70 10
m ouet OBS quiet: Cumberland 20 to 30 10.
49s; short rib. "a ID. 53s Cd; long clear middes
light TO long clear middles heavy. 30
40 10 SIS clear backs IS 20 No. 52s clear bel
Shoulders-Square. IL to Is 10, dull,
4Os Lard quite; prime Western. in tierces, as Cd;
American refined. in pals 46s Cd Butter-Good United
states steady Cheese steady; American finest white
and coiored Tallow-Prme city steady us. Tur-
nentue-Spirits steady. AIS I'D. RosinCOmmon firm. IS
Sd Northumberland quiet, 61ad- Linseed oil dull,
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
Receipts a. the ports interior points to-day COM
rsres vii ne s. nc dav week and last year:

6to ezchs-ye special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
hardening. sales bales; speculation ano export
100. American 1000. receipts, 1900: nnodhng upiaba
t51 Fu.ss opened steady. Ia2 points higher; closed
miner crop months MAY 5+ts1 NAY oile -
sune-Juv 2ad s05 Juy-Auglst. bSsQ5.5sas A1gus1-
September p as SD iteunberOctober, 1900 OctoDef
NoVsrrber T2s 73d; November ecesnbel. 4o0G so1o
D-cerb JgnraTv zg4Gs sd JanUary-febTlary, 4osp
$3.50 Narctester yarns-Qulet ami unchanged Cloths
More disposition 90 business
-FOUR AND MEAL<-Spring patents are IN some cases
he'd 2sc market. and therefore rule duti ot
Il other grades moderate business has taken place the
ts-aet seafu closing undertone Spring pat
tas 206S4 80: strsights 50 y0 50 90 winter
pstents So 7OlS4 spring clears. 90 2oSs 5o extra NO
Bser s. .9aS3 To- extra No winter. g SgS< %: ita
dog 500 cs5s9s 10 arrre.....-..RYE FLOUR-2ulet.
oosed: FAR to good 81 sogss Is: fancy s. 3og
y - CORtSMEAI1-steady. Quoted: Kiln dried $50
sAite and yellow 81 359s1 80; coarse. 81 osdsi "6
tkED-Fgrn l2u0fed: Spring brsn- spot Slf SJ SACKS 70
sTive 30 70 SD 81; spring bran, mddng sl1Gszl IN
- n sacks: city feed, so nominal Linseed oil cake.
- Eominy chop. sI7 90 bak ara SIS 30 sacks 10 ar
'ss Oln3eaL So 30
sHiy Afforded By q favorable weather outlook and weak
has TIE important European markets bears started
sTsd market today that caught number
. iozg accounts prices unsettled and mere or
es throughout the session. except or one perloa
trosn6 midday when II looked as II there might be a
tsrp raiv T7lis occurred when July IN Chicago got
ound 72c The crowd evidently thinking ~ good place
eed On f5e sl.gt that followed prices soon
srped zsain. the close were &c AIloer tIls
pe-aous right weather reports came from al
-ions q the warm n the 1Sortn.est a.
es EnEessouahfy white showers IN parts OF tht van
wheat sts.ss calculated 20 help the crop aho 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine is firm with pretty
good demand full! prices Rosin was seady 81. or btg
medium but less nominal Tor hish
grades Tar was firmly held with good joooing De
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Oi and machine bols' 4s3s@
''TAR-Pire bbls 81 25as2 80: oil bbls, s. 90
ROSIN-Comnon gooi, strained S2aSZ 20 - -
20GS2 r 30; G, 81 30; ii. y 90 l.
"a. IS 30; NJ So -: y, IS " G, 50 So and W W.
- STOCK ON HAND.
bbIa
Spirits turpenne sS9 bbis
ar ..-
wilmington Spirits turpentine firm ~ e b,s
ceipts - Rosn-Nohirg doing receipts 80 pDIs
crude urpentine quiet So So % and So 80; receipts
so frm S1,65; receipts. 81 .-.,..r ees
sales so; exports. Gel Rosin firm receipts ~
Gales 273; exports Quoted: A, H. g - ana f.
81 20: F. 81 IS: G. 81 So H. 81 81 8 %: h. 80 !"
Charleston, May 7Turpentine nomnsl 90 44c - IN
nominal A. 3 c. f. 81 80; F. 81 90 u. 81 -
H. 81 Is 70; X 81 80; NJ. So: ~ 50 oo W o. 50 TO-
and w w. So -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May :. p m.-Cotton-spot in IaiT de de
mand: prices points higher; American middling falr
Odd; good middling. 574d; nliddling; 55sd low mid.
ding 5i2d: good ordinary SOD; ordinary. 3oZ1 Inc
sales day 10000 bales OF which 2ooo we're
speculation and export and included 9ZOo AIerica
Recefpts coo bales including 200 American. Futures
opened quiet steady and closed steady Anerican
nddng g o c. May. sod; May and June. 33yq2- 4Od;
and July 533a5 40d; July and august o5oq } 49,
September. 521G5 Esd: September ana Oco-
ber 490d: October and November 4I2d4 49, Noven1heG
December. 60d4 66d; December and January 4o4@
4 Eehruary 4. GO. 64d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
Xester-

TIE local FOR the spot article was reported
Gull and points higher. the basis OF lO-5OS loE
nlddlng uulsnd. and Hoo for middling Guli Saies
62l bales Southern spot markets were teieeTapeo
follows: Nesy-OreanE firm, lice higher al Iorsc'
sales Memphis firm unchanged at 10 lioc'
100 bales Mobile nominal. &c higher, at 1V<c
szTsnnsh higher 1oa+cs sales bales Charles
TOD firm unchanged. At l0tsc. wilmington lHin III
chsnged q N5rfoik firm. unchanged at iV72c'
sales bales Baltimore nominal unchanged az iva
EuEusts firm UNCHANGED I024c: sales 22I bales ST
Louis STEADY, unchanged 101c- Estimated receipts ~
NsRrIez1s for 900 $500 bales COM
Izre5 week, and 1903 last year - Cal
10 bales. against Az last week anq
III yes- Al Houston 500 2l0o compared with
1872 last week LIB last year
Receipts a. the ports interior points to-day, COM
pared with he same day and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

Andrew Mullen: IS State hogs 1T2 n, at 81 %: 5
roughs. 2s2 n. at s. Is: stag. 200 n, at So
J. n Hume & Bro. 6s State hogs 156 10 at 81 % .
j. II. Curtis & Son. 20 pigs. rs ID. at 81 3D. 4
do e2 n, 81 30 40 hogs 81 25 roughs
80 III, at So 90 boar. n. 81
H H. Hollis: los State hogs. 142 n. at 81 %; 3 do
rs n. at Sc 25
George l. s. Diilenback: State hogs. 1s4 70, at
81 %; rough n, at So Is.
Tobin & Shannon: % State 1877 10 at 81 40; 81
state pigs 119 10, 81 40: roughs. sos fe So 40;
stag 400 10. at So 40
s Sanders; IA State hogs. las N. at 81 40.
Mcpherson & Co: Pennsylvania 10, 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

quotations as follows: Flour Was dull
steady: No spring wheat, Isq I9c; no d o73e;
oats 34sc; No white 32g36c; No rye SOC; goo
feeding barley 37G39c: fair to choice mating 4s9toc
No Aaxseed 81 II: Northwestern. 81 IA p1iIde
timothy seed So $3.50 so; clover contract grace
mese Tork per Dbl SIT 50Gs17 TO- lard per lUo TO- S94
So short ribs 50 25Q 50 81 dry saed
so 62Ia GSe IS; whisEey basis of high wines 81 81 On
The Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady: creameries 1GG2013c: diaries log Ioc. S
frmer: at mark included. 14ql41Gc Cheese NEW
firm. 13413i2c- - ID
Duluth May 7-Closewheat to arrive. Ne hard hard
7aIc No Northern 77i4c No Northern &C.
Hn hard 7S%c; July, 763sc; September eS74c. oa's
May, 3319c. -or5
Milwaukee May Wheat weak No NoEt n 81 g.
67Soc; No Northern. 771zG7si2c July ia; re
steady: No / bSc Barley weak No 2 59c; salPie' 3'W
55c Corn July. 444c bid.
Minneapolis May 7-Close-Wheat, July. 754sc; on
track No hard 7Tc; Northern. &c. no : ->oIIl-
ern 75c: No 8 Northern. 7414 q75c
Philadelphia May Wheat dull and &c lower; , Con
tract Grade May 7a1h Corn quet, but seady:
5o0.c Oats unchanged: No white clipped 3od C.
Rter 0uiet but steady: Western creamery 2252c
nearby prints 23c Eggs firm good demand tresn near
by T6c at the Western. 16d161@c SouthWestern
16,. southern, 15d15izc. Cheese unchanged old New
Yorl, full creams choice. small 14S4@15c; FAIR 70 good
small 14QI412c; choice large 149tc: Ialr 20 so
I4Gi41@c; new Nev-York full creams best here , lSa
bills and 7OsO0O 10 in sacks wheat 3lW0 push ~
e67 bush: cats. 900 bush Shipments-Nheat oooOO
hush: corn $4,000 bush; oats. 27.eO0 bush.
Ct Louis May 7-CIose-Wheat, No 2 red, cash. &c
NAV. 7014c July. 67%c: September. &c; No, 2 hard
Corn 2 cash Abe; May 41$+c; July 4lssc
Sertenlber No .. cash Sac july "o'sn91c
September. 2s1202Sssc; No 2 white 3sc-