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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-22
The Metal Markets.

New York. Dec. 2l-London reported a good
demand for tin. said to be largely for
higher with spot closing at f1c9 los and fu-
,urss al fl2o los. Locally. tin was influenced
higher at :SaS.soc. though there WAS little
demand at the higher level. Copper advanced
- 10 f5S lis Cd for spot in London and fu-
lures were 5s higher at f5S los. Locally. copper
vas quiet and unchanged: lake Is quoted at
L. 3,51ls 625c: e1ectTolytc at l.. 2ST1a 50c cast
ing at l.. l,5fl2.375 Lead closed unchanged
at III SIS I'd In London and was quiet here. with
srot quoted at &C. Iron cosea at lss cd in
Glasgow and at Ais I'd in Middlesboro: local.
IL. iron was unchanged: No. foundry North
srn IL quoted at Sl5silS: No. q foundry North
err at sii1l5: No. foundry Southern and No.
i foundry Southern soft at SIS .50HN.
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TRANSIT SHARES ACTIVE
WITH A FAIR ADVANCE.
UNITED RAILWAYS PRE-
FERRED ON DOWNTUR N.
National Candy Common Is the
Weak Spot of the Miscellaneous
Group With a Net Loss.

St. Louis Transit was the active feature
nf yesterdays market for local securities.
Their. vss a fairly good demand for tho
stock with :, range from sii.15 to 81. At
the close there were bills Of Sii.Sti7 and
offers at slaIai.. United Railways pre-
:Srrei was easy at S5I.5r. and the per
cent hu-s,is were for sale At SIS. with no
takers.
National Candy. common. the most
active miscellaneous issue. was weak at
Sl5-5a. and Brewery Us steady at So
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New Yoris. Dee. ei.-Liye Poultry Receipts
today H-re cars Western. sou;hw cs'e.rE ;'i'II
Southern. with fuliE 'ar more ducks AMI
Western. :: Southwestern and l Southern with
fully car more ducsls and geese Law .SIr'ss.
.'obbers carried about = raFs "y"T uns"id IRON!
last week and about 40 ears in sight Tor hilaIvc
OF the week. The ua.ket settled n last week :
Prices chickens and fowls. while turkeys
were scarce and advanced to 1Sai5r. bucks
AMI ss'-se unchanged! Fowl, Cool to fancy
Western ia;, ivi.... old rupstc-.i - TtI-;svs,
1916. Duc.s-Wcstern. pair. SnH9pr. .;.sss--
Western average. pair Sl.sodii5: Southwest
Dressed Poultry-Eecepts to-day 6 is1 rl>cs
The market opened rather unsettled under al
vices OF lower prices in ,hic;s". which is un-
Isc to-day. Baltimore and Washington ,lsD
hal more than they could use and shipped their
had almost the entire week 10 etocl. up they
used their time in trying to ieiress ,iie situa-
reported except those from the Eastern mar
kets. who wanted fancy scalded stock. which
ally.
4 few straight cars OF very fancy closely
sR1as to Ping any more While ,SsrsS prime Is
some very' useful lots going ,owc-. The proper
ton OF chickens and fowls in tho receipts was
trsrc Southwestern seGtioHs. hut the quantity
frcm the middle West WIS not burd-rsom.:
demand was limited with llisfilac ;Iyuut all
that can be realized 81. best Western dr. picked
chickens and fowls. Fanny ducks In over
supply AID firm. with some very choice resclr-
ing isr. while lie was about all that finest
Western geese could ccrurr,r,i. Squads not in
heavy supply ard market steady
ry-picfed = TURKEYS Western, dry-pickel.
young toms fancy 13c: do hens do. lnc; 10.
hers and toms mixed 10: do dn. average 1Ssr
19c: Western scalded. fancy l9Il9i.c; do. av-
craze 1Satlsr; do cor1unn liE.i5c: Western culis
l2i;1tc: old toms 16Il.c. Chickens. Western.
dry-p.cked. fancy. large. soft-neated 1:i.c;
Western. dry picked. averag" IiT1ii.c: 10.
cr,fnmon ?G1oc: Western. sc1lded. prime. 11t=c:
do average lie; 10. scaldei porr 10 fai- 81 iec.
Fowls heavy. dry-psket. i!!diaras Hi-friec:
Western dry-picked average ri=c scaldsi i0is
Gilc; caPons. Western. 10 lhs. each I5aI5c;
old ROSTERS S.aaC. Ducks. Western, fancy.
Zee: Western. god to prime 1i:fl5c. Geese.
fancr Young. Western IL. mixed. old ard
do. mixed. doz.. se.5oa..6e: prime. daTi. slssg
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Dried Fruits.

New York. Dec. .i.Ihe market for eyapo-
mated mate a arp quoted at iasc: prime az sa5sc;
choice at sss'ic. and fancy a. &c. Prunes rule
ink for better prices: quotations range from So
Gsi,c. according to Grade. Apricots quiet. with
sfiSs.c, and fancy 4; Il&l5c. Peaches also are
quiet: choice are quoted at .aG.As: extra
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Wall street Gossip.

Reported by the New York Commercial Adj
vertiser through Francis. Bro. & Co.. No. ia
North Fourth street:
5orninant feature in London. American stocks
.ufYerrd In common with others. Arbitrage
hor,ses were steady sellers here. They put out
fully 50 90 shares.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transi:-The tip that the
tdvnnce vas about TO be resumed was freely
distributed before the opening The principal
arly burers we're Flower & Co. which was
orsidered very good. Perhaps the most note
worthy thing about the movement was the fact
Dullish on the rest Of the market. make an
Exception in favor Of B. r. T.
United States Eteel-Considerable comment
Gas aroused by the rather curious opening
. 4 United State Steel preferred. The dearth
4 supporting orders was evidently known TO
nor. tkan one speculatcr A. az events com
nad a block to SELL which uas bought a few
days ago. The reason given for this selling
va The desire % take proafs N view Of Lon
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Closing.
RECEIPTS AND SH1PMEN
PROVISIONS

Provisions were strong. Notwithstanding
the liberal run Of hogs. There was a good
demand for outside account. and shorts
were also good buyers. An active demand
existed for May pork. which was said to
come from an Eastern Spectator. Clos
ing prices showed good gains with pork
ST.. epa12. ri. May lard was 1OI121sc higher
at 1915, while ribs were 1Oc better at
$s.45
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
us cars; corn, sd: oats. 500: hogs. SEQ
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Anthractes-Early strength attracted much
attention. There was the usual talk VI great
earnings account OF the excellent trade.
Reading WAS quite active carly and was widely
tipped 10 advance The tip came from a
tain sI'eculatnr. who said that lie knew large
blocks quietly picked Up below is. had been
taken out OF the street. The same man was
seller ,n-laN
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American Locomotive Comrany-The aivices
10 buy came from Ieopl- in Il POSITION 10
know hVv much business the company is oinE.
and also hoiv - certain inside Clique ic"I the
stock market generally. They predicted higher
prices hu' merely looked mysterious when asked
FOR reasons.
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Hides.

Dry-f!rt-sutcher ns lbs. and up, at Ike:
DO light !under 70 iosp at he; fallen at iSc:
ticn at lie for No and lec for No. :: round
at &c: DO. selection at .i4c for No. and sI.,.
FOR No. .: bulls or uncured &c per III. less; rart
cured &c less: culls Si.c. Horse hides-Green
No. at $50: No. at $i.'9; ponies. colts and
blues at 81; all dry at 15c.
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81. Louis. Dec 1.-THE following shows the
opening highest. lowest and closing quotations
Gu the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected daily for Tie Republic by. Francis. Bro.
& Co., bonds and stocks. No. IA NoTth Fourth
street. a.
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side thus: Hsms-ip-ar. at lol:c; l2s at si:c:
- ~ y. l5> - S-.,,: is N - ~ sac
l'aliforniGs at i'.as'.". New York shouii'rs
ranged: i:r-al.f.s, ia,,or at FROM i5.sc Tor
heavy t.. 10 Cor choice light: hams a, lie t"
sf,,ildars a; .S~c Fiain smoked lot. in a ict,>
hing war ,c;nse5: Es,rl sta-,s as 7,.c cTa',4
at -. ; ,a. hare hishec On order,
cribs closed uo1uiIiqlIy: ss-i,v. 7a5t-c. 5c-av
Ss.ss .s;ri hAl Ia i9ssss way Isgsel
at 20: l=llies a, sc to q; plates at .,-c. IA;
bs mi a, -; ''Snaari backs At =
l1ilpM-,ogatry- E,;n IN light oftsrtns: " !
ec Ma.n et .,G nhd q. rlate S. roll AMI fil.
sets lie: ir.sii. and kniirhir, at ie'rc; ortsi,i.
Sc Tongue 49, p"r H.
chickens Averase Fece!pts si.c. Old ROSTERS &c
s tG Sirsons and s HGSt 'I S.l doe 1T &
dressed Iced Pouitry-iIrssv1 .; L.
ens-Si-inr or hens at sasi.c: ROSTERS at &c.
Ducks 11a12c- Geese eSlic. Foregoing figures
came. We quote: ousil-pry und-sun. ger
Do; So; quail. Drawn: &c per doz- less
p9ss stf fss s ,isi eI Rf d9s small
r. H. bn p1sss u ssI ,ss
Sc: nixed and wood Sc: canvas back a. ;i;s
Drawn 25.f,9c per doz. less. Noodccch 81.
Jacksnipe 81 Deer csrcassss PEI Id. iic: vent
s s, s ,k per r. - !, fresh
dox-. eoc- OpossUIn, per H.. g.
Fresh Fish-Black bass at l2i.c: c-oppie a, g.
for small and SC for large: dressed eat ?[.c.
spoonbill cat 1c. Brllheads-Dressed Sc az!
gross 3Isc. Buffalo-Gro<s &c: dressed ~. Ger
carp-pressed A.: larS. gross cI-c and
small dressed Sc: surlfisn B.: white perch a.
eels &c: soft-shel turtles &C and meat Sc: terra
pin at Coo per doZ.
Neais-Quiet: offerings light. Quote at SC for
good TO choice here;ics and thin cisE2I.c.
sheep at &c: old bucks and ewes at :5sdjc:
lambs at 414iac.
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New York. Dec. 21.-Bar silver sx;So per
ounce. At London. steady. 25lsd per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Dec. af-Available cash balance
Sos SCI. S.; gold 3Ils s5l,,4s
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Eggs.
REpUBLIc SPECIAL.


and sentiment affected bp. the available supply
figures wa. ,,ecessary to s,' cleag *: MANY lots
from Western ard NentucFty points arrived
situation o., perfect a.vas RaYrsers.tors ;uie:.
but strongly held lined il, fair trade de
at ssdSo cases AMI moving out at the rlte of
I2eD q week. Western extras Sc; hrsts atef
thirds 2sa2sc kentucky and Tennessee fiissts
case; seconds md 'oas2e b,ssssINs; eabed
First .da,c: seconds re: thirds 2+aesc- Dir
ties ,aa5sc. I.ined-t'irsts ne: seconds &c.
rasn n: frn.a nea.-bv ssc; al The marx Vest
erIl. Sc loss Of: Southwestern SiefSlc: South
Isanaas city: Ne. Dec. I,-Esrs xeas: Mis-
sour and kansas case; ret rs,pr9ed 29,=e: new
cases iheiudsd. c'd;s $50. ger doz,
New York Dec sI-Conee-Spot Rio firm;
mid firm, Futures opened steady- at in adj
inE Including it was said. buying for short
account by houses with European CONNECTIONS
kets. and the market ruled generally steady to
auIe. and easy after midday, closing stead y.
IS, sss +, 5ociu; s5n's hshsE :. ss were
Feb. s'sge Soc: March ! ~ May sgf,! &C.
o 5sns ;sse and M Nov 7.S ss Sept '''e
Butter nnd>,Chec.e.
New York. Dec. 2l-Butter-Receipts 1884
p;Ss; quiet: creamery isagSc: state dairy is;S
nc. Cheess-Receipts 5Os7 pkzs; quiet: State
full cream, fancy large and small colo1ed and
white Sept &c: late-riade Jac
Philadelphia, Dec. 2l.-Butter quiet and
steady: extra Western creamery c3isc: nearby
prints &c Cheese dull: New York full creams
ilSc; choice 1i;.c: fair TO good 1es,IlIIc.
chicago Dec. .l.-Butter easy: creamerics
1sIc3c: Gairies lisi21c. Cheese steady; daises
loI. I10I.c: twins foc: Young Americas 1osc.
SuRnr.
New Orleans La. Dec. I.-Su:ar steady:
open kettle %. &c: do centrifugal 3-isn5isc:
centrifugal whites ;,,G3 l3-lsc. yelows sisq
ii-lsc: seconds 2isTsisc. Molasses quiet: open
kettle 1ed29c: centrifugal ,lra!c- Siriip eal29c.
New York. Dec. ci.-Sugar-Raw quiet: fair
refining } 1-ls1Sisc: centrifugal eS test 2 9-1sc:
rnolasses sugar :, 1S-lsI2isc: refined steady;
crushed 5o5c: powdered 4 5Sc: graduated 45c.
Produce.
Butter-Steady. Creamery extra at Csc: fryts
slff22c: seconds 1920: ladle-pacled extra l6c;
firsts i5c: dairy-packed fancy 19Q20c: poor 10
fair i3ffl5c: country roll icQieic; store packed
lcc for choice and poor at 9111c. Grease stock
4SpSc.
fles 10;4c: daisies i1Ec: Young Americas Ike:
long horns 1isc: New York twins 1lI,c; lin
burger Hole: poor 7dsc: Swiss 15c for choice:
No 9 at loGI2c brick ui.I12c
Eggs = Received .SS pkys. local ard 100
through: shipped 40 pigs. Marke, steady nj
2.isc for nearby. case count. and cSisc bid for
loss OF.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
market steady. sales ess bales.

Tinees and stained iF1c below white.
Gaives;on-Spot market quiet: middling EXC.
View Orleans-Spot market quiet: middiins
Nemphis-Spot market firm: m:ddlins l2Ac.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
a weeE ago s; So bales in 1902 Exports. 1899
saies AGAINST ess ssiss a In n. 1872 siSss s5
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, li,17 bales
New Orleans. L. us bales
Mobile Ss0 bales.
Savannah, .,sss bales.
Charleston, 6s3 bales.
H,.,.so. IN IN haleA
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dcns attitude. Tie specialists had stop-Ioss
orders which were reached hy the commission
THO s;'"l. rallied srsictionally- 1t was said
the decline WAS entirely the result .. '',.-iyo'
by bear CLIQUE. but IL iIndeniahle that
above ~
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New York. Dec. 2.-s;o-e-nment bonds:
United States rcfund;rE cs. reciytered......i0s
United States Tefundirg 2s. .lGSi1
United States Ia registered. 1919
sUrtteI States 5s. coupon. .iOS
United States rev IS. registered. .Ia3is
United States new +s. coupon. .I;aix
United states old IL registered. 1927
United States old a. coupon. .l10i.
United States u.s. registered ..............10lIA
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Transactions 1t tho banks were In fair vol
un1e and there was a continued GOOD demand
for funds. with discount rates for call and
time loans steady. between "a and Per cent.
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81. Loui. Future Prices.
took. of Grain In store.


Pcri-New STANDARD mess in jobb.lH way
closed noninally xI..S.
Jard-thoce steam 4. side closed POM
inally G. 1Ii-c: ketfie-rcndercd 80.
Green Hams. Etc.-Car lots held {. o. b. E
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Flaxseed 0uotations.

dull. No Northwestern sold at 81 ana No.
al asc May IVES nominally &C and Dee. SC.
Receipts were Il cars here, s. It Minneapolis
and "a at Duluth.
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nv Telegraph.

New York. Dec g;mspot cotton closed dulet.
Gulf is..c: sales s.soo bales. Futures closed
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Yesterlny'a Bank ClearinEs
Bar silver,

Yesterdays Ciearing-ho house statement showed
clearings So. Ss6.2s3. balances s6s5sla
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Mss. Dec. 2L-Closiny quotations TO-
day on ucney. bonds. stocks and rni-in> sLa 70.
MONEY
Call loans 5;-T6le per cent: time loans 5asi,
per cent
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OIL City. Pa. Dec. 21.-Cfedis balances 80:
certifcases. no bid. Shipments IL ~ average
:; .cSi: runs I3s E6 average Il ess. SHIPMENT
Lima 15s 49, aver1ge ss.3fs: runs-Ltma 1o9. So
average k.sss.
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Turnentino and Rosfn.

Savannah, Ga, Dec. :1.-Turpentine nrr, sec
Rosin firm. Quote: A. b G. y. E. F RS: G
s 30: Ii s. 8: ] szss: < $50: II Sz.so: N Ss.6:
". G. 0.:5: ". ". $50.
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American Sugar. -itSiz
Amer. Sugar psd- ..1aoiz
Amer. Tel. & Tel. .l2e.
Dom. Ton & Steel. NJ
General Electric. .-ls5
Mass. Electric. Isl.
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St. Lnuis-.Iay wheat sci.c. Puts si;So and
calls Sai.T.3Nsc- CO... s,s.,.
Milwaukee whe2t-Puts s-rsue-1Tc anu
May cernNputs 4ss:c asked and calls i5s.c
a Minnes,olis-uay wheat s.,.c bid. Puts siisc
bid ard calls S22ssns2s.c-
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F'urs.

Extreme Southern skins l. per cent less and
strictly Northern l5125 per cent more.
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MINING SHARES
stock. in New York.

few York Dec. I-C1osinS quotations today
mining stocks were as follows:
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Fruit. and Vegetables.

Fruits and Vegetables.
The Republic quotations are for lot, n f:se
hands unless otherwise specified Small lots on
orders are charged higher.
APPLES.Eastern and Michigan stock in
ern Zen Davis winesap. wiliowtwis. Roma,
beauty: ct: 81 ;ssg: 3 mainly. ana fancy high,
MALAGA GRAPEs-Per Dbl. at s:.Sas.ss.
fa SNEAfg!ssa 90, S g. soE per d'z
0RANGES-Florida brishts or rlsse.. s:;;oG
Sl.3tGl. 80 and naveis s:.seG3.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida $56s.59 per box
's GRs ase ns ss1 IN crate, containing 10
baskets Of lbs. each at si-2s per crate Pony
LEMoNs.calleorn.a On trk; s:.4eas.so TOR
choice to fancy: new Messina from store
LiMEs-Per 10 81 scaz.
BANANAS-ouotable sl.z6c.2s . bunch on
eocoANurs-r-r Loo E trk. SO: ,obbinx
~ eRa Ell FRI lsa Cod eno,e.
'i a6E .5s 'i pEcoR fSii a,
?I coli fIase S:sssai9 U.s. s.
Mssaps Isl 80 g. h sSly E as a
ssate S sgashssn s Sssa5s pines per
To size Extra large trees higher.
PoTATOE:S-Car lots trk- in bulk, inferior
to ordinary Segs5c: fair TO good sSGSsc: choice
ONIONS-Red globe IN bulk, 5cSD6sc. And sk,
S.36oc: Wsathersdeld. SKID. SOC: yellow in bulk.
.SS ,i Ss.E pssi.s 10 ,s.i
to to- sasasEi I'd sase.ss - oa a'l' according
:, CIcrMBERSEastern dollhouse. fancy l.zss
WMAToESLCali - q. ssas.so. Florida
BEErFHome-grown 4oa4sc Per b., loose:
New Orleans s9dSoc per dog.
oI,sII TSE . 1o6;ss p. hn: New
per hamper.
CARRofSHoune-s-own UfSo bu box. and
us9 Fer Dbl n Q. 1so per des.
CELERf-kalamazoo. small. l21s617lic Per
bunch Home grown. 15126c for dwarf to Soc
g. dss ss', See per logss per crate
sc. and washed fo9sSOc
PARSNIPS-Home-srown. +o96oc hu. and S1.so
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - Steady at lsa1..lc
EGGPLANT-F1Orida. $aa per hamper for
ETRiNa 5EsS Esss,s. $; At g ssS.
soUAsHsHubbard.T 75c per 100 lbs.
and queen 4SG5oo per bu.; nansemond. red or
ksrA4LLE II ou.: Nc
,sAUERKRAUr-New per ,:-bol. $50. and
AoksERApIsH.S.v. =. ssa.. % per Dbl
SPANISH oN1ONS-Ssw. 81 per crate.
CAUILFLOwER = California, N1G: per
crate: Eastern sau4 per bbl -.
RCTABAGAS-In bulk +nc bu. del.
fARSI.EY-New Orleans 40djoo per doz s
RApiSHES-Sew Orleans decd Ef5oc per
sHAI.L1oTS New Orleans &c per doz
ENDIvESNew Orleans. $50 Per Dbl
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Miscellaneous Markets.
FEATHERS-P-ime white live geese in email
SKIS 5se and in large SKIS. &c: prime gray do.
| Ale in small and 4oc in large SKIS: old white
9g.s: X :oGsse: Xxx 2.asse: INK 1ss1ec;
&c on large: chickens SC: ducks-whits &c:
Roors-Res ID: Ginseng at $. TO $50;
seneca Sc: pink nc golden seal &c: black SIC:
SIC: angelica sasc: sahooNbsrk Of roo: Sc Sc.
bark Of tree 2isc: blood Sc: blu.nas &c: sassa-
SHEEP PEITsgFul TS wool Tse pe is .ses,I:
, shear; loe to Sc lamb a, SOC TO Soe: dry.
Observation-Disclosures at sc per Ib. for
LINsEEp oILe-ouo,able at SAC per gal for
raw and &c for boiled: lc per gal. less in cs-
POP CoRN-Ioe lbs. a. sls5 for yellow sheiled
and .,; s. for G,,n mTsd on p, Sob ;, -,
scR,T IRON AND MErAL-P-r 100 lbs:
s,eei ' and brsaksbi. 4S' stove Sc: l,sfs ssss-
3: heavy brass s.: copper -: zinc g: lead
SALT-E. side medium at Sc; sranula,ed 500
pc, bb :, SC more 6er ehl this side
Hi:ANs AND rE:As--ouote from store: Whit.
prime %. a; SIS; sersened a, $50 rsT sa.:
blackere at si..n: california rink a, ss,c per
h: Lima beans at idr+c per H. ien.ils at &c
nsInpi ard FIJI rSsd to s. All - fr s .ayr gu 'O'
gasoline SIZES: vinegar .ac: black oil se': 'nsecG
whisky SIC: do. half hi.fs ss. wire 81: s7uc--
kraut SaI tc: uckIc ics,sec Hour IL; rno!aNses
3oc: Lard ties &c: &c Off each broken head ~.
each hoop missing
RAGS ETC-Per i,-D los: Country rags at
p. Old roIe-No. rnaril. at siZ3: No ar
&c. Rubber s5f.5-5e
PE.ANUTS-Far-ncTs' stock. per ID. Red it.H
lac: gray brown and black mixed Is.usc
CHESTNUTS-Itai!an ut SC per le: Virginia
PECANs-westerr AZ &c: brown and black
mixed 2zs'.c: Inachine-ricked .s'S,.c. extra
DRIEIi FEI-IT-We quote: Apples-Evap-
o-a,ci rings ii-sI5c: do. quarters 4: 4'1n4>ac.
hleanhsd Feelings at ii,c: chops at lie. sun
dried s,usrters AT &C for dark to &c for prime
MAPLE STGAE-Cuctc at Sc to lie per h.
S0RC;T;I Si-Prime new nominal At &C PER
cai poorer goods less
UONEY-Corsb at 1uc to &c: choice Colorado
ut i.c STRAINED a:d extracted at ifsi1-c in bbls.
To0PEI;sGE-w cuat- on orders for proturt
delivery: Lard ties Si.5ei- for vood-hcu7d.
81 70 for s-nopp iron-boun5. and ST.. .or ~
hoop 10: oak pork bbls SI.:a for wood -bo,;n,l.
81 70 for irun-bDsnd- asi, pork bbis 81 10: ole.
tcz- $40. slack-.ork bh's.. s-hoop -four Sc .
s-hoop -four Sc. riiiii--uE apple sc. No do &c
for co~;el S; for hcrStsr. half-bbt- s.. coi--i
elm t5-f.S:b q. Las. ~: oak lard fisrce cooper
meal &c. s-hoop Lime &c. 4-hcop do :tc-
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-07-17
Merrymakers damned.
Hot Times in RossIand.

Rossland, B. c., July 14.-Rossland
has been enjoying genuine touch of
western high life for the past two days.
On Sunday afternoon two stores were
burglarized in the middle of the after
noon. The thief was discovered in
one place, but got clean away with a
small amount of cash.
This afternoon Paul Marshall and
Pat Gleason, miners at the LIE Roi, en-
gagged in gun and knife fight on Co.
lumbia avenue. The two had trouble
over work and on the street Gleason
drew revolver and fired several shots
at Marshall. The latter ran a short
distance. but finding Gleason's aim
pad, turned and drew a bowie knife.
Then Gleason took to his heels. The
police caught both men with the arms
IN their hands. Both were Jailed.
The Central hotel was the scene of
a serious cutting ARRAY this evening.
Otto Jackson, a Finn miner, had an
alteration with John McKinnon.
jackson drew hunting knife and
slashed McKinnon badly. The injured
man Is in no special danger. Jackson
is at large.
The succession of incidents is re-
markable in view of the golden citv,s
freedom from violence for several
years.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-07-17
KILLED HIS soN.IN.LAw.
Shot Him the Second Time While on
Operating Table.

Snot him the second Time While on
Operating Table.
Blufton, Ind, July 14.-John Ter
rill. a farmer living near Petroleum
has killed his son in law, M. Wolfe
firing the charges of both barrels OF
shotgun into Wolfe's head as he lay
on an operating table. The operation
was compelled by gunshot wound in
fiicted by Terrill a shot time before.
Wolfe had deserted his wife and baby
and suit was brought to compel him
to support them. Early in the morning
Wolfe drove past the Terrill home,
shouting insulting remarks and shak.
ing his fist at Terrill. When Wolfe
came by again Terrill shot him in the
leg.
Wolfe was hurried to Petroleum,
placed on an operating table and pre-
parations were made to amputate his
leg. While crowd stood around
watching the surgeon, Terrill broke in
the door. He drove the crowd from
the room at the point of his gun and
with the remark IT am going to get
him now" fired both barrels into his
son in laws head. Wolfe was terribly
mutilated. At the time Terrill fired
Wolfe was half conscious. After the
shooting Terrill climbed into his
buggy. reloaded his gun and, holding
the crowd that had formed hastily at
bay, drove to the sheriff's residence
and surrendered.