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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
.aay nnds sa' n
fsx st n sAe sa o
frozen turkeys has undergone no important
ssp'ssns ssssly sas issiiasd g
s ,sss: "a ssd
I'd 6sRf s:n. pls &c ed ass ds
s1sg
1ri inc p 5s "a i0i saeh
sis 70 s. lS
essnsea LIVE @
saIs aaa 9 By sas
30 cars last week Fully car unsold at close to
be carried over. Quotations unchanged
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
s ss x. to 5:
his 70 d. e a
ss sssa e d5s g r' 4s sss Closed
Ti.h q .r.dss q irs.h ssth:.sS: aad e:pesi.lly
~, any ADVANCE IN Dllss T. dsprecatsd BY Ing
Il hs an ssa nna
due to the season and the cooler weather West
csissso. AaE. TEE. easy: 81 marx. cases
ana isssh seaaS es, ON DO so We,,s ss
lsss los; ;r ets do Southwestern lsAai7e: do
Ks%s.s eis NJ Aug leg. weak; n!..ou.,
WniteWood cases Included. lie w. 1'o' .
Butter and Cheese.
New Yos AVE s...a s.IsS s
sss.s tu cream fsney small eorsd AMI ss:
l0Hc:: largo colored and white &C.
@iS.;c: d...ies rsss@lIc- ..Cheess. ;nsw1 steady;
daisies n611kc; twins 1ohc: Young America
Fhiisdelphia. Pa. Aug 1.-But:sr steady; fair
Sc pr. u eseese f aS ns sn
creams. choice new. 1o,1c; do. fair to good 81
New 1ofk Aug oIse caassor1 RS aus No
RSlSs; a sos 5SsrIsr s,s f s
ss as ss ss asssnr shi ses s s g.
New Yosk, Aug. l-sugas-Raw quiet: fair
iss as sugar 1s-Isc: rsfn.d nim; No i &C.
rs sc: "a 4s'9 Il " Aa "a ssoe 4 rs Nc 70
&c; ess;ioa "a ssassss s.sae: posder.d ' s.ios
New Orleans. -Au5 Sugar dull: centrifugal
.sssaa ses ssssss Sa:: sSr su i e
The Metal Markets.
msnts IN Is: metal market toby. peiees soidi1s
.s.say = about ysstercd;.ys Sss.s o. . mall
nominal: laks I'D elsetroiytic quoted It ms1s Sc
sssss es iron ...f and ns sae
InDsrts anA ExDsrts.
aas nssssssdss fson Is pass & New 3 9srk fos
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Tho Republic quotations are for lots in hrst
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots on
'sfIs AZ sRfTEff eifhs1 ce
gal: tray. according to quality.
NE sss =. Scdan'.'
FER PEHRsaFiosiss L conte ass crate; Home.
crown sugar <aGsoc peck: Alabama LIE conte .
WaoRTIER scarcs Arkansas SO
$40 Per s;E7l case ,os-o. 49,. ,s,,
S91 ass0fainE 70 qualify; cons,snsd Sd, mi 81.
PfNEAIPEEs1 Ford. ses,so per e..:s.
ss.asi sf asodk 81
or SS ss a. A rSSSs BOZ si.hs ef &c
PLUMS-Home-grownc common. red at &c: Wild
goose At eoc bu. hasket. Damsons and Ger
.GRAPEsArkansss Hartford and Ives 4 40
LEMONS California on Tux. on basil. ss.5oas.y
for choice and 80 for f.ncy:
e6eaSHTF.. i Ssash On r Is: ,ooo,ns
.fsSsskk ul R.pSsss bsss.
8; ogi g; Isi!oE 90. M;a: jaE.r s; ni..
M.soai.S. Bartlett pesr. H.SsaitBs fe.ehss-
s.; 5ehn; Tusssn. EGsssr and Gswsord. n%;-
Slcst g. 70. .,s sSSDa e.,., c
pony crate. 5o6sse: square. soc631. Missouri and
M&TEs Rizlsls T TEN. use,so; eeorz,..
Alabama and South Carolina n16a0e per car.
In 1obbing way 06S Der 100.
POTATOES = HOMEGROWN early Ohio Es9a2o
per bu. loose for bottom stock and blur &c.
NEW ONIONS-Near-by yellow 60655o: North
M INV G SD SsSs 81 sor ,oc ss, .s,o.
loose. On orderS. large crates us.
CUCU1BERs-Home-now so6!5o Der bu.
ToIAToEs- HOMEGROWN Sc per bu- looss:
hall T.gs 4eg5ec shippinE order;
nj tits soG Ss;. ss, do.: Chicago
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1880 do1 punches:
6Qf775c bu. box.
Observation-Disclosures 6o67sc . bu. bon.
CELERY-AichiGan 1o6nAc per bunch. accord
Ing to size; cases e5790c.
EGGPLANT-Homs-grown 5oa7sc doz-
PEPPERS-Home- Krown 3o8foo A-bu. baS-
ket.
STRING BEANs-Home grown at $50 Per bu.
box loose: Illinois tat box 7o67sc: Y bu- Chicago
green 75c6N blu.
loose.
GREEN CoRN.Home- grown sugar sa1se dog.
SWEET PoTATOES-New Bermuda e5675c ~
nu. basket: Tenn. peckS &c: 1-3-bu. sc.
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SOUTHERN CATTLE-rhe guarantins supply
was made Of 2 cars that contained So head and
were . mixed lot Of offerings that sold about In
line with tho Friday market Last Saturday Is
cars and 653 head were registered. and two weeks
ago cars and 80 head.
The supply this week has been liberal, to-
falling SIS cars. and Is the largest week since
October IS. when $50 cars were recorded. Last
week SO cars were received and month ago
769 cara
Tho months supply was 3.11S cars, the largest
received In the past eight months
During the week quarantine steers sold at -.
0l.40 mostly at g .1564.1s; cows sold at 81. CSC
SIS: heifers at g loGa5o bulls At S2ga 5o naked
head the bulk II T.5o8s.so.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Fair-Beef Cattle steady
Hogs Close LoWer.

NATIVE GATTLE,Allnest the entire receipt.
were OF native cattle and consisted Of around
eight loads: one being a through punishment
which sold at $3.50 while the balance were MIXED
offerings of butcher. stockers and mixers The
customary Saturday quetness prevailed and. with
the exception OF beef steerS there was but little
else that could be disposed OF, demand was
scarce.
Prices were quotably steady. The weeks sup
ply has been liberal. totsiing 1920 head against
$500 last week. 5000 a month ago and $500 the
corresponding week last year. K big decline in
'er and other grades 2s94oe on while butche.
being on medium cows and heifers cutter. and
The receipts during July were 3, rs head;
against 30, II head during June and A.a11 head
during July Of 1900.
Following Is list OF quotations based upon
sales during the week:
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best native beef steers. strictly fancy.
19O6l. 100 lbs p .oft1 -
Choice export steers 13oof1. so lbs. =. 5006o.3
Good shipping and export steers. 13Do0
Fair to medium shipping steers. 1soo9 a.
j. $50 S.<sUs.V
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers. 1.1ooQ1 80 lbs rough to best. - oSgs =
Steers I0006l, 100 lbs. 4WQ2.W
Seers, less than l. 900 4.o0ts.0o
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Hides.

Cs lbs and over at l5c do. fdo.) fallen at 13Ac:
an stock under is Ina at ike: native and Ar
selection-No ut 14c. No. at l3e; dry-salted at
n91lrc: green-salted At INC: .eresn-saltea on
or uncured lc per ID. less. part cured re less:
culls &c. Horse hides-Green No. at 3 rs. No
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WALKED 100 MILES FOR FUN.
Kansas City Couple Goes Across
Country to Carthage.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
CarthaEe, Mo-, Aug, 1-For a pleasure
trip Nr. and MrA Ralph Wylie Of Kansas
City walked to Carthage from Kansas
iting relatives here.
The journey consumed seven days. Mr..
Wylie Il q prpmtnent teacher on the violin
and formerly nved n this eity.
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evening and the Quincy uD. Tn. Elolss in and
out from Ksokuk
.vicksburE. Miss. Aug; The gauge tonight
Memphis. :. The CITY q whesiinx srrived rom
Greenville. The senator CordilI II dus from
Natchez The Elk and American are In port.
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lliseellaneous Markets.

rrrrr,c
A-AA A1k'o-fE1HSs "naes i've eeese IN small
SKIS. &c, and In largs SKIS. tic; prime gray do.
&c in mail and soc IN larre ,ks old vhit. xo65
90. yofsa5n: XX 1261sc. xxx ii71ec. NV
K. tare ID NJ cent n, ernsli 80 nd ~ Isres.
chickens &. dncEn-Whife ~. darE ~ - .~ss'
RooTsS6uois. per d.: ainsens a ss.7s to
seneca &c: pink iss: soiden sei Il: btsci C;
zc snseiics sSse: wahoobsrf q root h e: SarR
~ Yr,e SIc. Mood sIc. htnedsr -. -. ~
go - IN sc.WS H. ~ So
AZ Etcfs pfT rSE ~ -, n:,t. sx.s,s, .h...
linz inzSix isnh a. issssse. H. IN Ioa
A.o - SSVs'S' Ny AAaas1a' stc's ~
LIS SAiSs hIscS t. - R,,h. Tms
sas; snsslops III GSst &c s.Sh-damassd out:
pr,msS ovn srrns- ror,n., :. :, :. -, "a.
NJ, oNf !" s-1s u s.-As PEI Ase
ne CASTOR HEANs-As S.ss per su.; smaller lot.
Es ss e At g PEI SAL for
los. ,,op or-,,. =, - -. :. ~. -. N
for No. and sHc for No. 8: small Quantities in
Pc ssAiuGEiRmSSIRiur-puIi: quot. IN ,ops,nr way
A1S Der nsf poi ana c ~ Psr - pol ~ ksss e
and + sS i9s sSls o,rw,p,er Whit. &c. yellow
&c; summer white toc; yellow &c; salad sc;
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St. Louis Cotton Market.

Tinges and stained N9Nc below white.
G1lveston-Spot market steady. Middling lie.
l3Hc. Sales 1.275 bales.
Sales, so bales
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. II bales
New Orleans. 1is bales. against 1osl
Savannah. % bales
Charleston. II bales
< hale
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mules, except the very be.. miners and heavy
teamers.

mules. except the very best miners and heavy
Mule quotations 0or broke mules. to years
il hands. bulk Of $1,000 IS %
IN hands. extreme range........... ss.oOal1o. %
i h1ads; bulk q sales; 10 SSgIss. g g
lsM hands; buIk Of sale. :. rs rs SS4IsS. g g
Is to isl banda bulk Of 100 20
By Telegraph.
Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. L-cattle-Receipts
1927 maske, archa1Fsa sho tsi export , !. and q
..eef.rs saa
.ss s. sss Gamer, ssii:
e D.eks Of :ss I'm. hisyy Z
seipss for week ss Secslpss naive
s ss' q 81 slipped .a ss:sss
hefp fa4 xe. soess5o and
seipts loi: steady. Aogs-Rees.pts 5,sss: sqlse
sssT Fsis f na nsa daho
lamb. IS. %: wether. SIS: ewes $50: ~
beef steady; city dressed native sides slsastsc
steers At lal;c . Per h. dressed weight re-
on sale: city dressed veals s912c per lb Sheep
and lambs-Receipts 4.los: sheep very dull. &c
Nc lower All grades closed :, sl!sa,ly lower than Ina
not Including some for export at 81 and culIs
at n.75; lambs at AISas s1.a; : cars at 800 500
SOS per 100 lbs: dressed lambs s9lic. Hogs
Receipts loss; none reported on sale alive.
Chicago, Aug. l-Cattle-Receiprs 100; nominal:
good to prime steers ss95 20: poor to medium
A.5sRtn: stocke.s and feeders g sogtso cows
s2dL15; calves s3ds: Texas fed steers S3945o.
Hogs-Recelpts to-day 1000; tomorrow 5000:
butchers si9oI5.45: good to choice: heavv ss.lST
SIS; rough heavy S1sodf5: light sS.2o3s.G5: bulk
lambs steady: good to choice wethers s3so0
7.so: fair to choice mixed $2.75fsso; Western
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valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation :-.....
Cexas and Kansas Aaii-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is. Dallas, Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita .....:...........
Pacific Accommodation $500.
Valley Park ACCOMMODATION
Meteor For SprinGheld. Car
thaEe, Joplin. Wichita. VIM
ita. Oklahoma. Denison.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Brentwood
Valley Park Accommodation.
VALLEY Park Accommodation =.
Pacific Accommodation $1,000.
Pacific Accommodation 1900.
Texas and Kansas Lmitec-
Sprinxfield. Eureka SPRING.
Fort smith. Paris. Dallas.
GreenviIle. Ennis. Corsicana,
Houston, Galveston. Austin
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop..
lin, Wichita. Burton ana
the West .ss.:.::;;::::
Western EypreseCFor spylng-
field. vinits, Denison. Sher.
man, Oklahoma. Carthage
and Joplin ....................
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COTTON BELT

COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY:
Train. Depart. AffSe.
(via Bismarck and Detail. 800 am 1:1b pm
ArkanSas and Texas Fast Mall
{vta Bismarck and DeltA).. $50 pm IW Am
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ST. LOUIs-PEoRIA LIyE.
(See c.. p. q St. Lay
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOCISyuL LINEa

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOCISvILLE Lines
Princeton, LoufsvflIe. Le1ine-
ton and way stations Chat
tanoogA. Rome. Atlantis. Mat
toon and points IN the South
S1sS s9:u4 am ~ p1
Mount Vernon Accommodation ft.04 pm f9:l0 an
Princeton, Louisville. Lexing-
ton and why stations, Knox
vile. AsheviIle Chattanooga,
Rome Atlanta. AuEusta.
Charleston. Macon and all
points IN Florida and the
Southeast I0:9 pm TN IN
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WEDIB1N.
Train. Depart. ArravA
TOLEDO, Buffalo and New
York ........-.....:....:...:...I TN pm TO An
Eastern Expires - Illinois. m
diana and Ohio points. s7:4 am S94 pm
Cayug3 Accommodation 1:4 pm ei1.le Pm
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains ut
Union Station.
DAILY.
tDaily er-ep. Sunday.
fSUnday only.
Except Monday.
..peily except Saturday and Sunday
ftSaturday only
saturday and Sunday only.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Horth Illinois Express-Sprins- :
Held. Freeport and Dunug1e:.
chica1o Dayliaht SpecfaEPeo- =,
IA and Springfield .-......... !
Springfield Accommodation.... ',
chicago Diamond Special ...-...
Springfield Accnmmodation:..
Southern Line
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis, Jackson. Tenn;
New Orleans ana TeIAs Ex.
nress. Nashville. Atlanta and :
jacksonville .:....:.,....::.:::..
New Orleans Special . Cairo.
Memphis and New Orieana...
Acc observation-disclosures. 1.
Accoumoda ton urpEysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs.
Snarta and Chester............
New Orleans Limited Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer(Na2h-
VILE, Atlanta and jackson =,
willie ~
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND
RAILWAY

RAILWAY.
c.. P. e ST.
Train.
Pia.a. Chautauqua, Grafton
and Alton ---...--....-.......
Alton. Chautaudua and Graf
ton, Commuters' Speial......
Alton. Springfield. Peoria and
Ch1utauquR Express -.........
Alton, Chautauqca and Graf
ION .....-....... Underground
Alton. Chautauqua and Spring
field Mall ................s...
Alton. Jerseyville and SPRING
Held ..........--.... ...s...-....
Alton and Chaut2uqlia-........-
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IRON NOUNTAN

Train Depart Arrive.
Fort Worth and Abilene. 9:o6 am TSo pm
Delta Columbus and Cairo
Ees Day Express Dallas,
Fort worth. Austin. San An
tonic Houston and Galveston III pm '1:l0 pm
Texaa Mexico and California
Srecial Hot SPRING.. Ark:
DaIias Fort Worth. Ell P1so.
Ios Ange1eA. Galveston. San
Antonio and LAredo.........-- Ym pm IX am
Memphis Exprea9...- -.......... $50 pm .I:V an
FOURTH STREET AND GHouTEAu AVENUE
De Soto and Bismarck Ac-
commodation s5:W pm $40 am
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
st. Louis and Chester Express. 200 am e9:0 am
81. Louis and Chester Express. $50 pm s6:ss pm
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BURLINGTON RopTE-U,

BURLINGTON ROUTE-U,
Train.
For Hannibal H. 4 st. J.
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington ....................
Local 20 Hannibal .............
For Quincy and Keokuk......
For St Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin ....................
The MISUNDERSTANDING Pa
chic Express, for Kansas
City, ST. Joseph. Northwes.
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
ming, Montana. Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland und
oregon .......-......... ........
Twin City Express for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press, for Denver, Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph ............-.-...-
"Night Northern Express" for
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
iowa ......-.: ...-..
For Illinois, via East Side line.
to Rock Island. Clinton. Ia,
Savanna and Dubuque:...--:.
For Kansas City. Council
BIuffs Omaha. 81. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and E1cific Coast.......
Local FOR Hannibal .....-..-...
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Wool.
Fruits and Vegetables.

Black. cotted. ETC.. from &c to &C per ID. less.
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n, n. = T@TA6
Jeferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile. Sedaiia, Fort Scott, IN.
dian Territory and Texas
.sTbe Katy Flyer" for DALLAS,
WESTON, San Antonio. iexico
+ Cur and intermediate poinfS.
Jefferson City, Columbia, Boom
vile, Sedalia, KAnsAs, Indian
Territory and Texas nxpress-
Missouri. KanEas, Indian Ter.
Hitory and Oklahoma Flyer.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Train. Depart. ArTfvs.
r..st NAH ..................s 500 am 80. 05 pm
iScsl Express ................. TIE am $50 pm
nav EXPRESS - Kansas City.
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake
CITY and San Francisco S!0 am sS:n pm
wasfinEton Accommodation e: fs:3 pm n.8 am
81 Joseph, Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited and South
weEt Missouri ...............yIQp pm Ya0 am
Kansas and Colorado Express. 1910 pm 40 am
Grove Coeur Lake trains leave union STATION At
ss:i5 a M sS1b O. m-. q % p. n and An .. N.
sadsL Hill trsins leave Union Station At N:9 q.
M. f10:I0 l. m. 1850 Q. N: and IT'D =: m.
Kirkwood trains leave Union station n IIW n
M s:i:io p m. tS:4o q m. 500 p. m. ss:ss ..
- and nj 40 q. m.
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L., II. & ST. L. RY. Henderson Route).
Train Depart Arrive.
port, Louisville and the East SO am 1:16 IN
Eastern Express : Owensboro
Cloyerport. Louisville and
the East .............------ z.8 nm, TIN An
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u. 4 o. S-W n
Cincinnati, Louisville. wash
phta and New York Express. (.
Cincinnati, Louisville. P.'fs-
burg. Washington. Ealtiiu,rt.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail.
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
turx. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited ..........
Nincences Accommodations.
Flora Accommodation. ..........
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route....
MIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
indianapolis Express.
New York nd~Boston Limited.
kntckerbocker Special : New
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Nation md Alton Accommo-
M Si;eSm and Alton xccommo:
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Mash.nFton. Baltimore and
Philadelphia -..-....-.---.
Cincinnati. DAYTON. Springfield,
Columbus Express.
Fast Express-. .....-:...-........
AltoE-Leaves 1880 a. M. m
N. Arrives $500 a. M. sl:I5 p.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

M gsg: m t.s IT. IN
r:N pm 6& am
s:1s am h1s pm
800 am ss:s pm
d:le pm H06 am
ffw pm tfA:N pm
81 81 &: &: &: &: e ## Il: 4: !:
.......... gao pm
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thu week were valued at 81. sss.E. Exports Of
specie for the week were &i2S355 silver and q, So
gold. Imports Of specie were s2o.1si gold and
1884, "a silver.
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since l.st report: the s1n8e = fest inches
eD9Se ioW-Ne1m En1xr. Inc Neefher - clear
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Dsaas Au,,~
s:n an IN -
snm TN -
MS pa sas 8
tsa3 pua TM IN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-24
STOCKS M \

New York, March 21.-Prcvious to the
publication of the weekly bank figures
the stock market was very dull, but later
showed some degree of animation. Open
ing prices reflected steadinesS of tone
and metropolitan, Rock Island and McXi-
can Contra were among the stocks that
moved upwards. The activity in Metro
pOlitan suggested a continuance of the
attack upon the short interest. Runners
of a Rock Island-MeXican Central com
bination were not very generally credi-
ted and the last named stock was checked
in its advance by offerings a~ggrcgating
t0.o00 shares. The professional element
indulged III some proft-taking in certain
Of the standard issues, these including
st. Paul, Union Pacific and Atchison. Yes
tcrday'5 special selling of sugar was re-
ncWcd. The demand for Pennsylvania
was reported to have disclosed a con
siderable short interest in that stock.
Southern Pacific which was lower in Lon
don showed little change in TINS mar
ket and was comparatively neglected. Fig
urcs published today show a decrease
in Southern Pacific net earnings Tor Jan
,orv of over s3O7. 900. Louisville and
Nashville was first and Canadian Hac!lic
RESPONDED only in a slight measure to
tho keen Qf11ldl1 IOI lid WIN III L'i
1Cu The report of the coal strike com
mission seemed to have been discounted
no hard coalcrs exhibiting marked firm
,ess from the outset. There was nc
trading of any consequence in the Soft
o,.I stocks in spite of the announcement
Of an advance of ten cents per ton In
.ide,vater prices on April L. The INDUS
t,,o, Group was without feature. Cams
rrorc registered by Tennessee Coal and
| Colorado Fuel. The closing was dnll aho
s+oadv Tho bank statement was wei
received although the loss OF cash vas
somewhat in excess Of most estimates.
The bond market during the week iuct-
tod in sympathy with tn" ronrs" 81
~ etock market but displayed a bet
49, ,ndcr-current of steadin"sF.
rr,i+cd States new As and tho .
.anood IA rer cent as compared with
~ losing call Of last week.
rator cales OF stocks were 2fS.1oe shares
..a,.,ai,o Atchison 10000: Baltimore ar6
n,ta : goo Canadian Pacific '.'W; Er'f
,co. uotroroIitan Railway lb.eoo: MeNl-
-, central =. 800: Missouri racine w.
| .oo. penpeyIvania 1900: Reading ',aoo
-. pa,, 9 500. Union Pacific 13,loo. Anal
ramated Copper 1880; 1ennessee ="
I.on II 200: Rock Island 21.loo'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-24
!. OPENING HIGHEST Lo~Esr cL,-se
ssh o~norenons were IS -orlows

Ssh onoret,ons were "A -orows
Flour dull and EASY: winter patents ~ :O1
:.en; .trs.nts ~ aI1a 10. clears ~ 7Ua3 10. {
o straights ~. C033l i kers ~ 25no 81
"a, 1I-2la car, n > 42is. >
Glow 42lo. latsN~o . 32n- No , Whit
49,; NJ white 3i035H. ~ No., 1917 =;
,;m53.: %. fla o. sl.la; 20. northwe. :
.rn la Pm timothy seed Ness pora
per bn. Is vo0Io.in; Larl. per 100 BIS
h.OO0U M. l., Short ribs si3"e (oose) 80. 100s9. s!
Dry-salted houl ,ers tboxed) 49, Shor ear
'ues, ro,e,I sln%70lu.U Wh * y bris high
'"oe vi" 'h'", Cio'sl' contra" -f-'F al ~
~ IN"
NEW YORK Ma our Fl + our dull and
easy: winte atents 500 lOo; Mlu ~ 10
patents 4. tWt.0.
kye h ar dull: If 0 gooa a7ODaO ch ice
to fan y 3.25G@ ~
Corn meal 5 = dy; yeI."~ -.csn $40.
Rye quiet; No Z, .-.'--n CIV. Sta 81
RarIey qn,'t f@ed'r0 a tnn" 5l01.n
galley malt q net; WesteI
Nh"h " Weak-r - z. re. - :. tlosl q
March s2H; N4v - July 1914 Sc tenb"r IS
ApIl %; NAY 1uIs July 493s
y Is > OF dull; No z, 43H. Options
Nay, q 0 ed "9a:
neoi qulct any nit."oui' ", MSS - a''D
packef eIZ.0 Wl2UO; beef hams SHn.5O.L2l.0O.
Cut meats hsm; icnlea be hes "
piGkro mo ,lue'S ao'.a, plthi.a ha"s !" az =
Lsrd hrm; WESTERN steamed xld 700 10 80
refined "hll south Anerlca 100; the eontl-
"V pn, = ~ rirW 1o'ni f.n iv 80 s15ao 90. s,o,; no. ,
kl9 0902l %; meas SIT. 75Gls.23
ra,low quie'; city per package 5h; country
packages 'fee' 81
Rosln firm; strained common to good. g.. 21tA
@231.
Aurpentine firm at 67h0 bS.
Rics hr ': domestic, Ian to extra 4A07;
Japan O.
Molasses firm; New OrleanG. open kettle
good TO choice 3l040.
Cofee-spot kioquiet, MOI ia, DICE 5H mi'd,
stca III; Cyrd va 7A@7H.
Sugs raw steedy; ar % refining 3 3-lcL3A:
Z Centrifugal, 96-test. 3 IL IL mo asses sugor It lady.
-efined sugar firm: ronfe ;loner's A As,
mould A 800 standard A cut loaf B AZ;
crushed 800; powered 4 80; granulatel 4.cO;
cubes sos.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-24
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. G.. Mar. 21-Tupentine
firm at IS. receipts Is casks.
ROsin firm at 81 IS; recetpts 12h.
Crude. firm at S4.4OD !. o O receipts l. bar
rels.
Tar firm at 81. IS: receipts l9C
SAvANNAH, Ga. Mar q Turpentina firm
at IS: receipts o.: sales 60 exports tS2.
ROsin firm; receipts X.l64: sales +;
exports i.7SS.
Quote. A, b. G. SOS; p. % oS: F..
- ns; +. So1n, q. 81. 20; H. S2.a 40; l.
'.s5. *. S3..O: M. $3.50; N. So. so: WG
Sass: WV
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Mar. 21.- Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 81: receipts -: sales !;
exports 49,.
Rosin firm receipts !: sales 49,; ex-
Quote A. B. CLOS; D. H.9S: E. 81. o5. 7
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-24
W ORLEANS. LA. Mar II Cotton futures
LIVERPOOL.

vERrooL. Mar 2I.-4p. m.-Cooton SPOT
pieces , otnts high r. American mad
tsir : %; good middling 5.SS; mid
: 81, good ordinary $40: ordinary
Inc sales OF the day W = 5000 bales, 81
N 500 were for Seoul ton and export.
Included $500 Am,lIcan. Receipts
bales all American.
lures opened firmand CLOSED quiets' eady,