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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26
FARCE COMEDY AT THE ORPHEUM.

Tomorrow evening the Ellefords will
produce Joseph Arthur's famous rural
comedy. "EsIue Jeans"
This piece is brimful of humor and
thrilling situations.
The action of the play takes place in
Rising Sun. Blue Jean -"Deestrict."
Among the notable scenes are the Ris-
ing Sun Band. The Barbecue, apple or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26

(sISSfSlSSSASSNSNSS-NsN cNoSNchcN-N-N-"-N-N-NS
Prince and Princess Kalanianaole
gave an elabo ate poi supper on Tues
day evening at Pualeilani, Waikiki.
in honor of Miss Nalani Jones, as. a
farewell function preparatory to her
departure in the Alameda the follow
ing day for Mare Island, where she
will be the guest of Commander and
Mrs. Dixon for four or five months.
The table was daintily decorated in
pink and green. In the center were
iardinieres filed with pink asters and
pink roses profusely intermingled. At
each guests place was lei favor of
pink carnation and MALE. The place
cards were pink, with the Princes
coat of arms and motto, "Kulia i ka
Nuu." emblazoned thereon in gold and
green. Following the supper dane
ing was enjoyed in the old lanai.
Among the guests were Sir rSomers
Vine, Mr.. Cresswen Rookie, Governor
Cleghorn, Captain Windham. R. N,
and the ward-room officers of the
British cruiser Amphitrite. Miss
Jones received quite floral send-off
when the Alameda sailed.
The British consulate was blaze
of lights on Wednesday evening. when
His Majesty's Consul, W. R. Hoare,
received unofficially in honor of Cap
tain Windham, r. N, and the ward
room officers of the British cruiser
Amphitrite. The consulate presented
a brilliant appearance with the several
hundred guests present, among them
being quite conspicuous the British
officers in undress uniforms, with a
sprinkling of United States Army and
Navy uniforms. The grounds were a
pleasing scene, with strings of Cri-
entail lanterns dangling from tree to
tree. A marquee erected upon the
lawns served as a smoking room for
the gentlemen and proved quite a rem
devious. Consul Hoare was assisted
in his duties as host by Miss Hoare.
Governor Dole was unable to be pres
ent, but Mrs. Dole was there, and
of the Governors staff were
in attendance. Queen Liliuokalani, ac-
companied by Princes Kawananakoa
and Kalanianaole and Princess Kala-
was an honored guest. as
was also Sir Somers Vine. Music fur
nished the suggestion for dance and
dancing was enjoyed upon the veran-
doe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26

chard and the great sawmill act. show
ing sawmill in actual operation. This
act is carried complete by the company.
Specialties will be introduced by Miss
Myrtle Selwyn and True Boardman.
very funny act is the supper scene.
All the members of the company have
congenial roles and most interesting
performance is promised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26
$3.50

Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. Schaefer will cele-
brate their wedding anniversary on
April 20 in a unique manner. Rose
bank" their beautiful Nuuanu home,
will be transformed for the time being
into a stage, when in addition to the
reception of their friends, a comedy in
four acts entitled For One Night
Only" will be presented by number of
society ladies and gentlemen. Owing to
the promised popularity of the play,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer have kindly con-
scented that Rosebank be used on May
and for the presentation of the same
piece for charity. the proceeds to go to
the Free kindergarten Association and
the Kona Orphanage. The cast of char
acters is as follows;
Prof. Martin Goldwhinney ......
...... -. DR.. f. Howard Humphris
DR.. Leopold Newman, his son-in-
law Mr.. w. L. Stanley
Jack Harkins, whose nom de. thea
ire is Emil Hawkins. ..
.............. Mr.. Jas. d. Dougherty
Spartan Spurgius SPOTS, a theatre
cal manager. Mr.. Geo. c. Potter
Mrs. Goldwhinney. Mrs. c. b. Cooper
Mrs. Newman, her daugher. ......
...........--....... Miss Edna Kelley
Paula, her daughter. ...-...........
.............Miss Ethelinda Schaefer
Rosa, a maid servant.
$500. Mrs F. Howard Humphris
M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26

The concert OF Mile. Trebelli-Dolores,
who Will arrive in the next steamer
from the Colonies. is being looked for
ward to with much pleasurable an
ticipation. She captured Honolulu
music lovers on her last appearance
here a year and a half ago. The name
OF Madame Trebelli was used at that
time but during her trip through the
Colonies she has used that of Mile.
Dolores. However, she Is one and the
same and comes here crowned with
fresh laurels gathered at every place
of consequence throughout the Colonies
$3.50
Walter c. Alvarez, a Honolulu High
School graduate. is coming home for his
vacation in the Sierra. He has been
attending the Cooper Medical College
for the past two years and has been
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-26

Charity Joy Crosson, the young Cali
fornia girl whose beautiful voice was
heard in concerts and musicales in Ho-
in San Jose to Mr.: Ernst w. Albrecht
Of Berlin. They were quietly married
in the sacristy of st. Joseph's church.
A wedding breakfast was served inn
mediately after at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Crosson and in the after
noon the couple went to Del Monte.
Later they viii go to Washington and
Other eastern cities and viii sail from
New York for Paris.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

sc and in large SKIS 5sc prime sfese fTaS n small sd
asaa % sasse ase '0$ %X n ac sags sk: XXX Sd 1t h!e
AASA sc' tare 10 per cent on small SKIS. and s
RooTs9uOts; o1cs,5S ..Es per b: Ginseng at $3.50
s.: seneca Sc pink i3c: golden seal tse.gec: sse;
RaaS RIa9k 81 1 May Snssss sgRs S ss snake @ white
Sc: bark of tree T as; blood &c; bluefiaE. &c;
saEEP 3 'G WOOL Sd psts snse
shcarlinE loa25c;, lamb at 15as5c: dry. fallen.
DEER SKINS. ETc.-Quote. per h.: prim.
deer skins sc; black tail 2Ic: Southeast Texas
2oc; antelope 12isc: goat sc each-damagei
Observation-Disclosures at Csc per Ib for
LiNsEED oII-Quotable at ssc per gal for
raw and Ssc for boiled; 1c per gal less in ear
CASTOR oIL-Iots of 200 gals. at ss:c per ID.
for No ! and el.c for No ;: smaller auanti-
sAGERKRAUT-New s,5o per half Dbl.
low SCI summer whit. 4lc; yellow $40: salad
HoNEY-pnfi: comb at 1ec to 1sc; strained
cafeTis sshsr isds cooTado o 1sc 10 &C IN 'an
HoPs-New York at 2s927c: Western 25G-7c:
per 65l;; pSd;, &C c,6SS nSSe per bbl this side.
car shs at r1s SO to Is! fsn fat at
SO 70 $50; choice az ss5 TO So.
bu.: other kinds accordingiy' ~ pe'
BEANS ANp PEAS Quote from store: white
picked peas: ss g for for primeIpoorer grades less:
nfeq aia phs s at s per per La eS a5 hs 3 SafoT Ss
lh lsniils in SdS az sS0iS: %r,..
EMPTY BARREI.s-coai oil turpentine 1 mt 1SS and
gasoline slo5; vinegar 1oc black oil 50c: Iiuseed
ds sht haf sFd bS Shis 5 wns fHsaF a sssTh4sSy, wkhEy
@ pickle .oasss; sal; alt Sc; s flour lse nOiassss
&c eseh srS hoop see missing 0' each broken head;
Moss-we quote. per ID: Gray mixed 1Ae
brown and black mixed 2ese Machine Mesf Sae pieked
X 3GSIsc. XX sisg4c. Xxx 4i-G5c. NIX
S9ks eHsr efsE ii ib.e!GT ibs Gountrv lfas
coarse. Old rope-No. Manila at .i.56: 10. :
= BoNEsMeheice bieached at SIS per ton: othhe.
kinds from $40 to sl4
Pop ws.5R GpRNASeiiins on cob at aOcasi per 100
lbs fGs PefRF6 R6N sf2 Np At H Pee at 5 se 5s
Wrought iron 55c; heavy cast 5lc; malleabis
tssi sst and S3s,s heavy S eSpper ST5nt
zinc S.; lead 80: -ewter. 81.
GsIfi at Sc
GRATED A ing. and quarters from 9s.S5sc' for
good; sun-dried quarters at &c for dark and poor
peeass Do lie fV5 Other eT'@e s nominal chops
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
sss sps I1P Ss@ d slRsths Rsth
@::25; prime clover tsds.2s: redtop s2as.
.sfy ksT tss oe on Gsf Sasd snd sGT Dsres @
iron -bohnd; oak pork bbis silo for wood bound.
sI5s SGs ous Sc s
do &c; mill-run apple &c: No. do. 51c: meal
PfSR Ef ihnSsP sP sot, ss on ,rk slaves
=cottonwugd -four hhl $3.50: do. meal bbi. S. "a:
nS beel fss gis sp. srd I it.Tee li'-ssn s
pork bbl. SIS. Headings. per set-No. -four
s s No d1 sc sa sies ,er fpE I apps gor esbi s
1s,=c. Shaved hoops-Fiour bel. ST. for cooper,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Fruits and Vegetables.


The Republic quotations are for lots in frs,
lands lands unless otherwise specified. Small lots on
PEACHES Michigan Is bu. 2oal5c for sound
oH= pasSets, S0c9SL45 for freestones 10 s2E
cass iiGSai6s faf eSoies 70 condition. home
PEARS-Michigan Bartletts. bu. s1.2oG1 so.
and condition: New York BsrtIetts. sound, a. 8
o.: & &oyeTripe s. 5?93.
grown at fea75c per bu. loose Consigned: BbI.,
small and common. 50a15c: fair SlEIi.25: choice,
McGgan 2nd .ss ssfsS5siPs Psr to Sb yar
PINEAPPLES-Flortda smooth Csyette. IS. g
sSokABAsPIPIEs-Eastern 6 a.E AZ Transparent s2.a5S
cS oRANGEs-on As trk.: Late Valencia "a a,as 50.
on orders, z5350c box higher
PLuMs.Psr is,bu:: Damsons. &c: Michigan
greensages .IaI25 per bu.
GRAPEs--Home-srown, Is-bu. baskets: Con-
lsc: Michigan Worden climax a' baskets. iag
Isc: Ohio concords, lsc: Niagara. pony. 100
e. for &c shSss @ to fancy: Msssina and virdei. Job
oinf E1ogS.@ ,oD per box in iobSinE way
BANINAsL9uS5tabies able siaa a bunch on orders
.,;:,il:i SAiLiFoRSIA, S, DgGIppous ERU1rsAt
Efspes atS 'os ssi 5: lasa M1tsn PESnes Soc Okay
cANTALoUPESHo grown 25s45c Per Per
bu' loose; Rocky Ford. from 8 25q2 per stand
~ SSA43.-ASA, POAs @AdtSS,
WATERMELoNs-P no market: in
1obbing way would bring about S365 per 100.
del. for Missouri. and fsncy Indiana at Nas
PoTATOES-Eome- grown early Ohio per hu
loose 5Od5ac for bottom stock TO s3ds5c. North
ern at 55Q63c, according to quality.
NEW ON1ONS-Snall red 51G6ac and choice
1ogI5c; yellow 57d6Gc: white &c.
NEW CABBAGE-Per 100 loose Soc: Northern
hai si9al2 per ton del: red cabbage 1tzc per ID.
CUMBERS-Home-gTovn at H61.25 per
ToMAToEs--Home-gr sound 2e649c bu.
loose. Orders higher.
BEETS-Home-grown 15620c per bu. loose.
LETTUCE-Hou1e- grown I5925c bu box
CARROTS-Home-gro grown 4e459c bu. box
GUMBO-Home-grown soT25c per peck.
TURNIPS-Home-grown 40d60c bu box.
CELERY-Michigan fiat cases 5oas0c and
square 15fTacc: golden heart 81 25I2 50 per crate
and fancy white plume 3oGiOc per bunch. Colo
rado white plume and golden heart S2.s5a25o
EGGPLANT--Home-grovn s0Gs5c per doz.
PEPPERs-Home-grown 25aSoc per h-bu.
STRING BEANs-Home-g grown. green. soa.sc
per bbl- loose.
SoUASH-Home-grown summer 2oa2,c ryuh
bard 5o175c per bu. box loose.
GREEN CORN-Home-Erown 561oc per doz
SWEET POTATOES-New Bermuda s0Sf5ac
per bu, loose Nansemond ssG75c.
SPINACH-Per bu- loose I5ff2c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 per bbl
SPANISH ONIONS-New SIalS p.r cr...
cases returned Held and inferior less
CAULIFLOWER-Wisco at SlIi so per
doz. 'A
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, Sept l9.-Flour-Recepts %. 80:
exports Z sa5: flour was quiet and rather easier
! G3.s0: Minnesota patents A.odI.aS winter ex-
tras S2.:Oa3.25:. Minnesosa bakers $s.s5af.IO;
lair 10 good s5.i5a5.io; ,cholce 10 fancy $3.50
go; C9Inmesi easy; yellow Western Sill: c'ty,
Western 6sl4c (. .. o. sfoat: srstc ana jersey
5,nSs..ec. barley steady: feeding 52e c; !. I.
Receipts "A. %: exports IS IS,: spot easy: No.
red SSsse elevator and SAG T. o. b. atoat;
! hard Manitoba sai,c {. O. b afoat: options.
declining d prices in wheat this morning resulted
larger receipts. and room liquidation: the mar
sst 'Isd ey oss Tes c at pi be gSs Sss Ma
SSSse: Dec, sS4sas69sc. closed S5isc. Corr.-he5
GeRin nominal eeyae4 sTpSrtS srd s . b. aGa 10
: yellow soc; No. white 5sc: option market,
this morning. inhueaced by favorable weather
and crop conditions. with easier cables: the
lS Close was heavy and lgl..c net lower: May
5S2sc. closed 55&c ostS-Receipts la9. 900: OK
PSTts Z ~ ;po, 4n Gm N9 MS;e 81 & saSaari S White White
4e@.c; trk white 42i7aI6c. Hay quiet; snip
1905 state and Pacific coast. medium to choice
e6n35c: lS02- common to choice .lGz6Isc; o.ds
SsaSsO: beef hams s2i.5ga.5: packet ssglo:
city extra India mess ii4;5oal6 Gut meats
quiet; PGk!s bellies & sSas4e; picked ,is, snGgl
Western steamed sS.s5; refined steady; Continent
ssSaSy 81 At At ;i S. short SSPSHia eiaar ssGs h.s PSss
Sl5.25Tls.25. Tallow quiet; city. SC; country As
nal do geiow sc G spot ee steady omGs
tic. fair 10 extra 4i.f6izc: Japan stIusc. Mo-
lqsses iirIn; New orleans open kettle, good to
Kansas city. sept. 1s-whcat-sept e9I!c:
M ;, ' Sfag Gac O reessd astp 5sssis ssHtS RED
s0dslc; No. 7sG79c. Corn-Dec. 42s.c: MAJ
@ o Na cash NG ia mixed oassN ss 30 Whit WHIT. 4 4s
%, %, N mixed sIszsc; RssZNS. SO. Hay
S4qee efhy S ' S ssSGs su ps5s air. g
bu.: oats 1000 6u. Shipments,wheat 49, 400
bq 9i,sss9 S ?So 9s 3s5 ss5s aS9at3Sn, aSs 9S were
follows Flour was steady: winter patents
g segtlo: st5aigh!s g 52aasO; s sPIinG Patents
ssa.s; No yellow 50!.c: oatsmNe: SIC; No.
59c. Seed Prime timothy ss,sc; clover, con
psF taei bb .2sais lard. per 100 iSs ss5e
@?.55 short ribs sides Qoesel . !zqs.glis;
clear sides lSSd3 ss.i5a9. whisky, basis Of
high wines. s.23.
Mysahf NoFsss4n Gs sept @ssss s iomsT nsw sS
er:' No. eS@s7c; sample iSas254c. cOrn-Dec-
Minneapolis. MINI. sept: Is.-wheas.pec:
81 gsst Ncrthsr May SIZE E on NoTtRern HR naia s No
5 Northern soaslc Fiour-FiTst patents 81. !6a
second second Pcitsa5s cissfs fsS feif' saR
De- ana ga Jan sfR gRsi l.st9h nsss s 4ao'Sg ny,
5;.Sss ss6s. ss sssi. i ~: d'''F'
Liverpool, Sept. is.-spos whsat-Ne; red
esFa ..sH wPte 8: d e SG.l Ssp e
sid; Oct 8 4lid: Dec; ss S'sda Corn-sp1t
fgsc Fgecris. Sept is;-ccTn lower: No. gee: No.
&C. Oats easy; No 3 white ;s 5sa3sse; az !, >, No No
finished goods.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Cash Grain, FIour Etc

WHEAT-Received $50 SKIS. and lis cars local
ana cars through by sample, DEL No. =
REQ at s5l2QSoc 4. ana W. side, and car
at sc; No. red at SIC TO SIC; No. 4 al SD1
&: no-grade at s9c: No. hard at 7Sd7gc ana
fancy Turkey at Sic; No. hard at nc and
Turkey worth iyff79I.c; No. 2 hard at 72isf115c:
rejected hard and mixed at s5c.
IORN-Received % cars local and II cars
through. No at 4S44sstc local and 4SS1 4YI. g
destination; No. at 4sc local; No. = yellow
al tsfieizc local: No. white at fsq4Sn5c local
ana sc destination; No. white at sc destina-
p oATs-Received 22S SKIS and 2s cars local
and cars through. By sample. del-No. 2 at
SSiaG3Sc: No. ) at 31p3Si4c; No. at 36.sc;
No. white at 4o1aa4i4sc; No. white at 40r
RNE-Grade NJ salable at 57I4c and No z
: Fl-s,->sEED-- Higher at 81 bid for spot. but
no bids TO arrive 49,
FLOUR-Soft winter -four: Patent. In wood
Slyli.2U: straisnts S2.SoV4.05: extra fancy
10 std 20 clears s530q3.50 low grades in mites
Ss.JruS. Hard winter hour In jutes: Patents
y Tor first To s. 80 for extra fancy. s+rSisnts
lots from firSt hands. trk. al depot this side
Orders higher. S--
RYE FLOUR-In iobbing way at e 10 IN
9ute sks-, and 80 in WOOL for new Mlxed
and inferior less
-CoRNMEAL-Quotablef T. O. b. at $50 for
my. i
nAY-Received 5s5 tons local and N tons
through Shipped 80 tons. Market r side.
IImotny-New cnoice Si2: No. / SIOGgl1. so; No. .
sNds.5o: No. sS16. CIoyer-No. / isarlo ana
No. ttdS. PrsIrie, W. side-Choice q 506p "a.
STRAW-on trk- $i-50eT5.
LEAD AND SfELrEk-Lesd H3eTls5 bid
SIelter $3.50. ~ "ie-
"AisKYIon basis of sl2s for high wines,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
RIVER NEWS.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
M sssst sspt fair as 5 a. s tss' Rs. sas
Lee passed sonSa dSTn al at M nissS Enssssr s,d at j
Eieaer I'M abSot9 up at ii p m m. ds coium6ia a at
u noon. Grey Eagle at S p. m. Stacker Lee
at p. m. Chester is due UP.
stands i5.5 feet on the gauge. a rise OF 3 in
the last q hours; The Peters Lee arrived this
SG morning ssyTE from .r st Louis ed in into disabled b, Sond .
Georgia Lee departed at ls noon Tor St. Louis
She had for this place , ESQ packages OF msr, .
Georgia Lee departed at IL noon for st. Louis
in place of the Peters Lee. with a good trip
due to-day arrived on time. Receipts by river
to-day q bales Of cotton.
Grand TowsE u,II H. SEPT 2omchesteT -, down
% a m. Stacker Lee mp at Iito a 70. chess
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
'vicksburg. Miss Sept. 2o-The gauge to-
night showed l5;s feet feet and 5. on stand The The
Belle of the Bends arrived from Greenville.
Weather clear and cool.
CIrcinnati O.. Sept 20-River feet: sta
tionary. Clear and pleasant.
Cairo. H.. Sept. eO-River gauge reads 2s.I.
showing a fall OF a during the last e hours
rived at 10 D. m from Memphis and departed
gf st of tFS a. @ With 6 Se . Tes
Sy River "a a, $50 a m and departed for St Louis
at .. m: with a fair ] trip. The THOMAS A:
Nevins passed from MOUND City to Memphis
at . a. m with wharfbost In tow. The Enos
Taylor arrived from the Upper Mississippi at
a:3h a. M and departed for the Lower Missis-
sippi at 2:l0 p. m. with showbost in tow The
Mary NJ Michaels departed for the Lower Mis-
sissippi at II go with empty barge. The Her
man Paepcke departed at $50 D. m. for the
lower Mississippi with empty barEes. The
er Mississippi at ?. m. The Rees Lee arrived
from -. Louis at p. n with fair trip. She
will clear for Memphis tonight The Lotus Sims
arrived from Memphis at $50 p. m. with
fair trip
or, a stand at 5 feet inches above low-water
mark OF 1864 Weather clear and warmer. The
EIofse in and out from Keokuk. The Ottumva
Belle out with excursion TO Nauvoo. The Nau-
titus and Mary Hill departed north with
curslons The Vivian arrived In port from
the Ohio River with shells.
Pittsburg. Pa. sept. eo.-River 80 feet. Clear
and pleasant
wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 2o.-River Ls feet,
falling. Gear and warm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
FILIPINO BOY vExEs BOARD
Whether to Admit Lad in Public
School a Question.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Evansville. Ind. Sept co.-The School
Boad of Princeton. Ind, 4 few miles north
Of here. is puzzled over the demand Of 4
Filipino boy to be admitted to the public
schools of that city.
The boy arrived yesterday with his
guardian. Professor T. E. Gilbert. who
has accepted the chair Of English IN the
Princeton High School. He ran across the
boy while he was attending Yale College
and brought him West. Professor Gilbert
has made application to have his protege
entered in the school. but already there
has been a cry against it
The boy Is but l. years old and ex-
ceedingiy bright. Bis complexion Is Of the
Malay color and his hair Is black and
straight. The lad is said to be son Of a
high ruler in the Philippines. Professor
Gilbert is anxious to give the boy thor
ough education.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
NATHAN sWIFT's INJURY FATAL
Packers Son Dies From Polo Ball
Blow on the Temple.

Chicago, Sept. 2o.-Nathan Swift. son of
Louis F. Swift. the packer, died to-day
from the effects of blow on the temple
with polo ball on Onwentsia Field dur
ing a game. The accident at first was
thought to be trifing. Mr.. Swift was
playing in a contest in which his COM
panions were Frederic Mclaughlin. W.
w Rathbone. Walter Farwell Sidney
Love. Walter Keith. r. r. Mccormick and
Charles Garfield King.
The ball which struck Mr.. Swift was
one that went high in the air and from
the mallet of Mr.. Love. MIR. Swift did not
appreciate his danger until too late. the
glare of the sun preventing him from fol-
lowing the ball in its fight. When the
hall hit him he did not fall from his sad
die. and when his companions galloped 10
his side he was at first inclined to make
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Wool,
Blaeh, eotted. etc. from &C to
Provisions.

Pork-New standard mesa in a 1obbinE way
closed nomifslly al sI3.6.
Isrd-Choice steam on z. side closed NOM
hially S-l5c: kettls-rendered at d9kc
Green Hams, Etc.-Car lots held T. O. b. E
side thus; Hams-lO-av at Ike Us al 1ox..
rs at loc; leaiSs and eos at sssc: skinned
hams-l6-av- at sac. lSGevs and 22G2ls at IOc;
California at 5ssc: New York shoulders uodI2.
sN-l at e@se. From the block DEL: Hams al SC
10 3lsc. and bellies at !%fI2lsc. as in average:
California sac, New York shoulders at SIC.
u. 5. Neats-To arrive, loose cured ribs
closed nominalfy; i5-av. at g.IOc and 6O-av
at s-O5c. G a I. !: bxd. in tobbing way ranged
Extra shorts at ssc: cribs at SIC: short clear
ct sic: bellies at szc to 10iSc; plates at TIC:
fat backs AT 75sc: standard backs AZ sS.c
Dealers charge higher orders
Iacun-Bxd- s. c. meats In a jobbinr vzy
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from IOjIc for
heavy 10 lac for choice light hams al I2Rc
to l51sc: CALIFORNIA; and New York shouldef5s
at 75sffsc- Plain smoked hxd lots in a fobbtnr
way ranged: Extra shorts at SIC; cribs at sssc:
~hor1 clear at 10c: bellies at l0i.fl2c: plates
at Sc: fat backs at Sc: STANDARD backs at Ios,c
Dealers charge higher en- orders.
Cleo -stearine-At Ss&c
country Lard-Prinle In good plSrs at &c
Grease-Quote small. Irregular lots country:
Erown SIC; yellow s9sgsize. and white 4Itc 10
Ss.s-satter for choice. Quote packers stock
s9minally: brown sstasssc; yellow 3&14c;
Frogs Legs-ouote at s1-so per doz for large,
Becf-0n orders: Bbld.-Plate. roll and Fulton
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Market IS. sIoaie75 mess sl5.75: dried per h
tongues 14Izc per ID.
veaIs-ouote SC for heavy and 5isc\ for
fancy small and fat GIO to i25 lbs): heretics
and thin Sc to SIsc. Yearling sheep at &c: old
bucks and ewes at ii7H2c; spring lambs at Al
4I<c. per h.: heavy buck lambs 3d5i+c: thin
lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-Old chickens. hens per 10 slsc'
ROSTERS SC; spring chickens, average receipts,
nhc; ducks Sl.G9c: spring geese TIC: spring
turkeys l4c: old turkeys lie: old geese. full
feathered. &C; live pigeons and SQUADS. per
doz. ST.
spring chickens I2IEc; ROSTERS &C: turkeys
l5c; Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Garne-Iuiet: all game should be carefully
iced during warm weather We quote: Wood
eoSk at s. per doz.: plover at $50 per dog.
Fresh Elsh-Quote: Black bass at l3c: crap
pie at &c for small and &C for large: dressed cat
s.se' spoonbil cat 6!zc: bullheeds-dressed &C
and gross psc: buffalo-gross SIC: dressed SC:
German carp-dressed 4;ac. gross &c: sunrish &c;
white perch &c. Ees SC Soft-shell turtles al
&C and turtle meat at Sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Waco street Railway Trouble.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Waco. Tex, Sept. % The trouble be-
tween the union mote nen and the Cit
izens' Street Railway company was set
tied to-day and Vice President Commons
OF the Garments Union has returned to
his home at New Orleans. The Motor
mems Union withdrew the request for a
reinstatement of the discharged motor
men, and the matter was dropped.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Special yenire Is Ordered.

Bloomfield. Mo. Sept. 2e.-Judge ]. L,
Fort has ordered a special venire OF sew
enty-fve men. from which will be selected
a jury to try W. Combs and the Nyden
boys, who have been in the St Louis Jail
for safe-keeping. on a charge of assault
upon q little girl in this county.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
St. Louis Future Prices.
stocks OF Grain in Store.
Produce.

buttsr-Quotations: Creamery-Extra 2oikR2lc;
n SITS -l1GlSc: seconds l5dIs~ Dairy-Extra lsS
llc Door to fair l3dl5c: grease 4d6c: ladle-
packed extra lsc; firsts 15c: country-packed
stock. average i2c: poor TO fair sGlIc
Eggs-Current receipts I7IzIIec Receipts
ISIS pkgs. local: Is pkgs. through: Shipments
Cheese = Northern. on orders: Twins lie:
singles llAc: daisies 1lIsc: Y. A 1iHc: long,
horns 12c: LmburEer lOHIoi1c: inferior 1T
&c: Swiss 15al6c: brick 1la1li-c