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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30
SU M MONS.

ard to a larger hfriLence VIII
4 DOHM, from Wattenheim,
averia, about 90 years of age and
tied to America about 40 years
ID his son JOHANNES DOHM
h or mechanic, from same pace.
owed his father to America, AMI
t heard of in November 1880 from
Amboy. New Jersey. in care OF
Iaurer, or all others that can give
ermation regarding the above. are
I'd to communicate with THE
AN SOCIETY of the City of New
broadway, New York, n. "
October 90. 1903.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30
DRESS SKIRTS

uEE0S ON1ntS
Without a doubt the largest
assortment of ready-to-wear dress
and walking skirts will be found
on our counters, our special 1888
skirt comesi in black, and blue &
compares with any 2.98 skirt
bought elsewhere.
CH!L.nREMS CLOEKS
For the third time this season
Our line of childrens ell wool lib
cline coats, double cape edged
with velvet which we have been
selling at 500 has been replen-
ished and now contains all sizes
in blue brown and green.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30

The men who have made the largest
fortunes III business are those who
have been the most extensive adver-
Users
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30

Real Estate advertising in the Even
ing News brings results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30

Lost anything: A cent-a-word ad.
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30

Advertising is the life Of trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30
TAM ~O'SHANTERS

100 all colors long angora
hair, tam o'shanters, purchased
at a sacrifice, yours tomorrow
each SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30

70 dozen Crocheted shawls in
geH Blue, White, Red ahd
Blall regular value 25c, tomor-
row onlv each I5C
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-30
G1ILDREN'S SWEATERS

We opened yesterday a SAM
Die ne of 100 chlldren's Sweat
els n all sizes IS to 80 values UP
.ta J So your choice 9oc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Cncertan crop and weather conditions and rather coorhess statistical news caused
most traders to play a waidngg Jane in the local rain market Yesterday. onva few
professionals and scapers were busy in the pit Corn was the strong sot of a dull and
undressing session A the opening there was some inquiry for wheat based on firm,
markets ad light local ant Northwestern receipts Though many traders
seemed to regard the weather outlook as unsh. there was not enough outside buyipp
to justify anythng like a good buying movement After the early buyinz the
was weak INT draggy until near the end of the session when the strength of
corn caused a somewhat better feeling. he cash emand wasH light and sales for EXPORT
|"eree extremely small
corn was the strong spot Though transactions we're not heayy there was enough
buying to work fair advance mace of thief thatm most of the trading was b. local
PIT operators Foreign markets. were fm and receipts were moderate Threw vas an
excellent cash demands and Chicago manipuatos were said to be again active on the
buying side "N "
May wheato opened 1Sc up III closed NaIc up
May oats o@d &c up
Produce prices we're yenenlys tady to higher with ,o5a,,.r .o,.., 49,. .,
demand.
issues were on the decne
Yesterdays bank clarngs we're $S2n9 balances HN 81. discount r,as ue
steady etwee 8 and per cent
Spot cotton vas c higher i'll the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

nr Tef ss RssaS Sniss, G oshs4Ssss s ass ssa Gar sm, ,Gi1 ;0 I.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refrigerator stock a,
1PPLEs-Per ebl. cold Storage: EASE Ben Davis.
fancy Sn; i ssi sa1;S; at rs ss.5 ] and shS Gsa. st ssa 4: "a: 3 q. g
| winesaps from 81 ,5od3 %; willow twiE s. 5od3:
eordinK to condition: Eastern Baldwin and Green
ing s2;Ssh20 90 for No: ! or choice: seconds less.
PACIFIC COAsT FRUITs-Canfornla pears s.
oRANGEs-Car lot, on trk.: California navel
a; & for standard up to Sc. q 65 for fancy. and
Ee TE@oSs s, tsHsaI Hn on INK; tra. on sa.,. of &. =,
for choice and $50 for fancy. on orders ,5a5ac
c, PLINEAPPLEsmHavana. at ssas.es . crate for
California at se.5oaS. according to size and
MALAGA GRAPEs-ssa..75 a bunch.
C0COANCTS-f25 per 100 E. trk.. and in Job
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sound stock at ,1laI.
P3TAToEs.stoeked on trk.: Northern white
sSsngS sssSss; ss i RIVE ffs sos s.Siy .0s Sh iost s:ss g:
oNioNs-Nerhern red globe a. ssa4sc in bulk.
es.i % * ssa. ska aod Sc ta %SI;, r sfds and yellow Mssss,
ssANIsH oNHlSSsIs 81 3 5 ss5 ss- H. s!ass; ~
at sAu asiRsEalnf T ssll.ai' Der s-Dbl. and $. per
WI. WI olutlS hlAu
GLMgomFlorida IS at sea-. q for choice.
CCCUMBERS-Eastern dollhouse at 81. 5oG1. Is
SWEET POTATOES-Bermuda at 75asoc- Nam
semond at 81 for yellow to 81. 10 for red: queen at
Soc: CONSIGNED yellow $2-50a2. 70 a bbI.. del.
TOMATOES-Florida is at S. 50d3. 30 FOR ~ood
10 choice: Mexican S1a2 % for good to choice:
green less; Cuban sed2 10 for good TO choice
a bu. box.
at s.. sos . n crafe for
choice: New Orleans at &c a doz- brnchese LTr
cry roots at 30040c per dor.
at Bdsoc a Dbl or eOaa5c
per en. loose: New Orleans at 15d25c q doz.
sl;3SIl;Sg per DBL: New Orleans 81 per Dbl ~
Orleans at SstS per bbl far
choice to fancy: frosted stock less. Florida han.
pers at a2t32o for choice: damaged less. Home
sTSwn az soaSoc per Blu. boz.
at s15oQ2 per large crate:
sPINACH-New Orleans at soassc Der doz
RrTABAGAsAt &c per bu.. del.
TCltNIPS-New homegrown at l5ffaDc ner IN
green. 4" CHOICE
.HoRsERADIsH-At 1904 per Dbl. On order,
higher. iue
RADISHES-New Orleans sc Der dog bnnchs.
according at variety and size.
according to quality. "a
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans at sc n.r
doZ. punches. We
Orleans at 2sassc Der doz.
for choice: poor at Sl61. d. 1
BI-At 25a29c per doz. punches.
Orleans at 25G3oc per dog.
Orleans at saas. so per Dbl
BRUSSEL SPROUTS-Florfda at l5c per o,,art
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

.0 wMsAT H. ssmp's, DEL ss ear; So. local 5 Ies and aom Il n car,
weights: No, , red at S Re " and 72a7te E; side.
sc: No. 3 hard at &c To ss.c. and Turkey worth
c~oRN.Rsssipss IS SKIS. and 81 cars local; and
81: 5 4iss Tor No, yellow; ase for s.. ! vel;
white; Most sales local to e 10 elevator e
Isc. No ! at Sc. No : yellow at 4ssS. No.
s Saies al at e =: WI White e at Sna &c. al t On Inc s%1
OATS Receipts. q cars local and 2! cars
s shCGSsh at hS s,s seag.s' i local N 30. : ) sG al 6 ss,. s' lo snf
and s,d. Sc Sss; destination n No s WHIT ! e. aia 49, local Iosal and AND
sic destination: No, I white at spsas5,.c local
and SY isassss destination, sls1as4 Sale, on ,rk.: No. u
car del this side at ts,.c: : cars del to r. si,s SIDE
B~ARLEY-ouiet. Sale 1000 bu. Minnesota on
?. I. Quote range of value on mating barley at
FLA s ; s ED, aos T, d to IS sell .r-, Bid, ,ro xs5sI per
;sI ;5Ss' I, 's "a al s; sza; s, i tsesy s. i as45 p; S sIssTs
nEu,s; 90 P sss E; seasiso; s.Es.sh ts- e sea5 ,S;
frst hands. tr;. or at depot this side. Orders
large sNA and e. in s smsn .t +; 'r mixed On f s1sr s 81 ss
IN zoos. ana mids. at ssg.sc. Al mill bran sells
BUCK WHEAT FlIOCR-At s.. 50GS.
Y FIOCR-At 81. 80 In, Jute SKIS. and So. 20 in
wood.
meal. gits and hominy go.
through: Shipped. ss tons. quote: Timothy
81. gS1ls for choice: No: ! ;l3 sS9l.. 50; No. 2
sls614 for choice and No. L: SllGIs for No. 9:
clover mixed Sl1412- Prairie on W side. $1 for
wHISk Y-Steady ct 81. %.
LEAD AND SPEITER-Lead $a.s'h. speiter
at about 81. SPY.
sTRAW-Wheat. last sales quoted at. S5.JFe
trk. rye sold Wednesday At 81. del. to this side.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

Pork-New standard si7.s per 100 lbs. in a job
~Lard-Choice steam on E. side closed nominaIly
9.l7i1c: kettle-rendere1 at 10c: compound 1ac.
Green Hams, Etc.-Car lots held Z. o. b. E
side thus: Hams-10-av. at 1lAc; rs at lie. Jas
at 10%c; l6s at 1OSc. 18s at 10sflO&c, 20s al
10%c. Skinned Hams-l6e and lS42Ds at 1Ac, .:
d2is at 111sc; CALIFORNIA; shG8kc: New York
shoulders d0G12 av) s1t@Shc.. From the block
del: Hams at 101zc to letc. bellies at 9lac to lie;
CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at Sc. Sale.
] car 14-av. hams p. {.
D. s.. Meats-None offered to arrive. nor was
: cars 500 av.. 2O-day extra shorts sold on ..
I. BID. lots IN a Jobblng way ranged: Extra
shorts at csc: cribs al, $50. short clear at
sXc. bellies at 10hc. plates at SIC. fat backs
at SIC. standard backs at &c. Dealers charged
higher on orders.
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 11zc for heavy
TO i5c for choice Hight, hams at 12kc to l2kc;
CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at s1c.
plain smoked bxd. lots in a jobbinS way ranged:
Extra shorts at 10hc. cribs at Iol1c, short clear
at lose, bellies at 119c. plates at lossc. fat backs
at 9l.c, standard backs at 10sc- Dealers charged
higher on orders.
prime and Sc for No. 2; cake at slsc. Packers
choice auotable al 6Ixd6Ac.
Oieo-Stearfne-Steady at 1915.
Grease-Country: Brown 37sc; yellow NC and
white sc. Packers ~stock-Brown at 4sM5c:
yellow at 505xc; white at fSV7ssc..
Frog Hgs-LarEe $l.5e; medium 81: small SOC.
Roasting limited: sales at e to
~Veai.-Scarce and firm. Quote: Choice at &c
per lb.s fair to good sic: heretics and rough
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Sell readily az follows. pr,m.
white live geese in small SKIS. Sc and in lar1e
SKIS. &c: prime gray do. SIC in small and ac n
large SKIS: old white 3sd4oc; X 2sdsac. w IeS,
&c: Xxx 1o6u4c; xxx &c: tare 10 per cent ~
small SKIS. and 3 per cent on large; chicken az.
duck-white 35c. dark Sc: turkey-clear tail -
wing &c. pointers &c. wing and tail MIXED a.
wing. tail and pointers mixed &c. body sLc. w.
DEER SKINS. ETC.-Prime deer skins a11.c
per H.: black tail &c: Texas at sc; antelope X
per H.: goat soc each: damaged out. -
BEESWAX-Quiet at cslc per ID. for n.fn,e
SHEEP PELTS-Full wool peIs nomfnsiv -.c
ESl: shearings at 10Q2Sc: dry stock. fallen, etc
SG10c per 1b.
RooTs-ouote per h.: Ginseng 81. 2s@s. IS: lady
sc: black &C: May apple eisc: snake as6Sc
white snake worth nc: angelica 5asc: wahocI
hnrk OF root Sc: bark Of tree PIC: blood az
blueflg Sc: sassafras-bark Of root &c; Wild Tin.
suNFLowER s~EEp-Nominai at 81. 1oa1. u
per 100 lbs.
LINsEED oIL-Raw at 45c: boiled a. &c: lie
per gal. less in car lots.
CASTOR IS per bu.
s OIL-Lots Of 200 gals. 1oikc per ID. for
No. 1 and 10c for No. 3: small quantities lie per
In more. 1nAc for No. q
COTTON-SEED white 4Sc. yellow
&c: summer white &c: yellow &c: salad sc;
cooking &c.
at i2c: choice Colorado white at 1la16c. or at
Southern in bbls. at 5aaSc: in cans sk@sc; Cali
fornia in cans at &c.
SAUERKRAUTLQuote in jobbins way at 81 a
per h-bbi. and at $3.50 per Dbl: kegs at 7oc; on
orders dealers charge $50 per rs and $2.75 for
bbls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
1880
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

dsv vere ) cars Western i Sm,tbwss,.Sn ~
fully ; cars by express. The. extreme high prices
on fowls attracted increased shipments in this
direction, besides the demand from the East Side
dealers fell OF to such an extent that there was
no possibility OF . clearance this week, and the
market declined to lie on fowls. but ROSTERS,
turkeys, ducks and geese cleared At full late
prices. A few cars moro are still due this week
Fowls. l6c. Other quotations unchanged.
Dressed Pouitry-Receipu to-day ASS pkgs.:
their attention to frozen q. ths latter could Be
were obtssnab,e At ~. w. inSnir,i Sor rp "
killed was consistent with the light receipts, and
market was about sustained At 141fc on prime.
while very fancy boxed fowls were strained up
to l5c- Ordinary Western and were
difficult to place at over Ice. Western ducks 1r-
regular In quality and prices. Not many old
turkeys arrived and few wanted. Capons worked
out fairly well, but only birds that Averaged up
to I lbs. each exoeedsd 1SAc, while a few fancy
large Indiana that weighed UP to 9 lbs. each
brought 1oc. Quotations: SQUADS, white, choice.
dos. $s.E; mixed o.ss6. 50: prime dsrf ii -55@
2; Other quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
CORN CLOSES HIGHER
ON MODERATE BUYING
WHEAT TRADERS PLAY A
WAITING GAME.
Statistical News Is Mainly Bullish
but Outside Interest Is
Light.

speculative strength in corn had the ef-
rect or Strengthening the other grains in
yesterdays market. Trading was again in
small volume and mainly in the hands of
local professionals and spectators. There
was a great deal of scalping and very few
outside orders. Firm foreign markets., un-
certain weather and light Northwestern re-
ceipts caused a slight advance at the open
ing. but the interest was not we'll sus-
tanned and the market soon dropped below
the closing price of the previous day. Local
receipts We're again heavy and the outward
m9yement was slow. Only five loads We're
In the last hour there was a slight ad-
vance in line with corn.
May wheat opened 1-16c up and sold at:
.:asc i2A.a.esc .2sc. 2Esc. FAC, 7e4sc. 72,H
'-sc. .2ssp csc, .?.c.
There was some speculative interest in
corn. Rumors of Chicago manipulation
caused fair buying here by small traders.
tinued to decrease Foreign markets were
firm and there was a good cash demand
May corn 1sahc up and sold at:
42hs9iei.c. 421sc. 42ai2tc. 4s.c. 4.isc. I2h9
Receipts at St. Louis 20, 400 bu., of which
20 cars local and 10 cars through, against
1860 eu., OF which II cars local and 10 cars
through. in 1902.
Receipts of wheat at primary points 397.-
7S bu., against 641 200 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments 1l4.is1 buy against $4,000 bu. North
west received 3,a2 cars. against 533 cars in
1902. Chicago received 30.525 blu. and Kan
sas City ESQ blu. Clearances 176.Ooo bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis 81 $40 bu., Of
which 536 SKIS. and 81 cars local and 30 cars
through, against 1850 bu.. OF which 20 SKIS.
and ~ cars local and II cars through. in
1907.
Receipts Of corn at primary points $40. $40
bu.. against ESQ bu. in 1902, and shipments
$50. so bu-, against 2l5.0O bu. Chicago re-
ceived 224.65O bu. and Kansas City $500 bu.
Clearances 1874. 500 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis s.1sO bu., of
which Al cars local and q cars through,
against s., 200 bu-, of which 80 cars local and
Z cars through, in 1909.
Receipts of oats at primary points 4TS, 49,
bu., against 23S.0 N bu. in l9G2. and ship
ments 2s3, s41 bu., against $4,000 bu. Clear
ances 1900 blu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
REVIEW OF THE IRON TRADE,
Announcement of Ore Prices Il
Eagerly Awaited.

Cleveland. o.. Feb. 2s.-Ths Iron Trade Review
Though definite announcement Of orc price.
has not vet been made. the interchange Of views
has given publicity this week 70 the prepossd
pr on'sei oasis ras Of a.o. assin.t 81 last .S year E IN o e
f fans old s ranse non. Sess; M as saaTy,n ~ g last ast year
iron and IL per cent moisture: a. as against 50. 4;
M iS5 .n sre sess fineness pSacsicsIls: b ssnss e some me
q third grade. sun inner, ss.ss. and u.S for
The essimased output for all range. i. a. 900. 900
100 900 tons for other jparoducsr.. Actual ship.
open-hearth Furnaces: which was : factor enc
S Sssk aga Sisn.s in 1' The p1 Pitsss"fs di :nd sG Sss. o Sssn
shut down for q portion of, ths week.
eident. Further foreign pnrchases are n maze v. IN
recently. transaction, being chiefly in German
h hhd seG SOUTHERN rsPn'i prod daeelsn Of 't sSash. sne p si,.s isdy
are %S MT ss s 81 a 81 no DTisss for e, Ne sa sssGnd S.if;
to BY some az low ,c,d as ns Is done: and second
same basis. Northern irons can be had G IN the x:
Middle West at prices below Southern quota
While 81 for No 2 foundry at furnace. del,v-
MA Furnaces. sales are exported At Pi ft.sa%nyIv: :,
eeptibly: even though the eonsuminS trade IL
psads On " Ire 0a aslli { n e furnace 1ssss q COMPUTES ns5sss; Az y r. e.
crease the supply; The ability Of furnaces. In
spite Of coke troubles. to produce large percent.
Situation. Affecting The price Of mill and u pine iins
foundry irons: Rolling mills find their raw ma
than ever in maintaining prices for bar iron We
note a sale OF 5000 tons OF gray forge at $50. Is
Pfttsburg. Steel Is strong and scarce.
1t Is more and more difficult to Ret authentic
reports of authentic sales. but 50 TO Sz9.so, CEN
trail Western mills. $50. Pittsburs. repressnt
s,o' soyyei the s sSEss.' i. % s.ssti.a 4 !; sa 3, & s g: = Ton.
ern mills. Finished material shows rood nctiy-
ity In nearly every department. and the coud,-
tons arc quito at VARIANCE with the uufetne.x.
OF the pig iron market. An advance Of e a tor
in wire products became effective February- sG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

large 4a4izc per ID. Sheep 3Iad4c per ID: thin
ewes and bucks at 2G2i.c: lambs 5a5i.c.
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Piate and FriIton Mar.
kt and roll at 81. 80: mess at sIl .s2Ix: dried sets
l23,c: knuckles lac: outsides l0I,
lave Po~ultry-Choice turkeys quoted at 14c
mixed chickens 1lG1ic: STACEY young roosters Sc;
nn ROSTERS &C. Ducks lac. Geese &c. Live
pigeons and SQUADS. per doz.. 81.
dressed ~Ioultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens 1lIaG121sc: ROSTERS
D.; turkeys, l5alsc; ducks 1sc: geese sdloc: ca
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only.
rucks. undrswn. per doz; Mallard. 81: teal
SZ.t': mixed I.t5: canvasback 81: redheaGs 81.
Drawn ducks 25G5Oc per doz. less. Jack snipe
80: RABBITS. per doz.. JOQ6oc; small AMI rejec-
ticns and undrswn less. Jack rabbits, per ,ioz..
S-S: squirrel. per do2. 5oaSoc; postum. each.
QuoIe, per ID: Hack bass at 13c: era ppie &C for
tmali to &c for large: dressed cat Slsc; spoonblll
cat SIC; bullheads-dressed at &c and gross &c:
punaIoCEross &c. dressed &c for large and Sc for
&c: sunfish &c: white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

~ATTLE-Receipt OF quarantine
cattle amounted to - cars. containing 1894 head.
against "a cars and 84s head last Thursday, and
81 cnrs containing 1.2o1 head two weeks ago. The
bulk of the supply was steers Of decent to good
prices. The supply vas soon sold Cows and
calves brought steady prices. Some late arrivals
Of steers were sold on an unchanged basis and
a load Of calves was unsold for lack Of agree
ment.
The weeks supply has shown quite an In
crease and the offerings were of q better class.
the bulk of them being good enough. to sell at
81. 6511 40, while the best cattle realized S4.65.
The demand has been good at all times. both on
local and shipping account. especially on the bet
quoted strong to 1oc higher. Common and me-
dunn steers have shown no Improvement. and arc
ply. Bulls have shown an advance Of loo. Good
calves are quoted at an advance OF around u
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
HoPs-New York at s5essc; western at siassc.

Bavarian at .sas.c. ! ''S'''' western"
PEI E sss; g I'd Pc fA @oIs sai' s siafs strong; car
: > TIKI: jS5td from store pea tai. ne side a. at ~ $50
rs. and machlne:pieked at .2s5. quote. from
peas q. s. 10 per su, EE aeksys s: California $. PINK
At as@aS.e per ib: New Yorh kidney &C; Lima
EMPTY RARRELs-Cosi oil, turpentine and
light Il iS'in nj a sni yarnisl, soc sse; S s,s.k , oil SsSi Iins see
p pH;: hai fm e1l FL, s9G; Mine 3: 'ansrkraut o,assii
tes, 2I1 zoe on for each broken head. &c for each
,, M3ssMGray mixed l!aal5,e; gray, brown and
3.:e; %X at slsa4c: XXX at i4aae; NXXX at
o coRS"NominaIiy firm: quote. per
ton; Fair 5Sa6oc; common ioa55c; choice at s"a
obi fA 1GSsI ETcIrsr TO- lbs Geantry rags at %
rubber egps at sS.o Manila at s."' No : at 'e'
k,n.Is Mes f;ar, cs sIS Glsaehed at SIS per ton; other
R IRON AND MErAL-Per 100 lbs
s MfDu f1rak I5on on a.: heayy east &c; malIesbie s ,sa
brass 81: hsayy brass 81: copper 50: zinc $50.
o ,~oEN-Selllng on cob at 81 per ioo lbs.
psCANs-.Ayerake receipts about sasi.c.
quote; Farmers stock-Red at
WALNUT2Seiling at Soc Der bu.. California
e 100 iOl.c for hardshelI and iIisdioae for soft
cHIEsTTNrTsaNew West Virginia at &c per
X NTTs-we quote per bu. at 5. for
large and 81 .50Gl.1J for shellbark.
100 lbs.
SoRGHuM-Prim at 22a24c per gal inferior
DRIED FR~uITs-ouo;e. nominaIly: Evaporated
apples 3isH4c for fair to iizc for good and &c for
choice: damaged. etc. less: bIeached chops at
lsHii:c; do. waste at 1G1isc; .un-dried quarters
al 4lthoc: strictly choice at SIC. Sun-dried
peaches at 2Iad2Ac.
2 SUGAR AND SIRUP-Sew sugar at Sc
per gal.
GRASS S~EED-Quote nominsl lily. per 100 lbs
Timothy at 50 for fair to s.. 40 for good and 81 so
a3.6o for bright clean: clover at IS to 50 fer or
binary up TO SllGll.5 30 for clean bright; trashy.
weedy. discOlored and unsound less: redtop, seed
in chaf. 81 TO $50: cleaned at 81. 80 to Sc: milIet
at ,ac up to s1.25. according to grade: Hungarian
at Soc to 81 %.
-CoOPERSTUFFS-Quote: Cotton -four Dbl. at
81: do. meal bbI. at s.: No. 2 at 81: ia-bbl. at 81:
mill run fruit bbl. at $3.50: beer keg at sl2ai6:
lard tierce at s27: pork Dbl. at SIS. Headings. per
for apple Dbl. 4I4c; do. SIsc: lard fierce Ice;
cooper. 81 fer hoosier: Ik-bbl. So: coiled elm IS.
oak and tieree. cooper-shaved $5ds; pork So.
COOPERAGE-Lard ties. at ST. for wood and
sl.30 for iron-bound bbls. pork bbls. at 81. 05 for
bloodhound. 81. 10 for iron-bound: also ties. sl2',.;
fiat-top do: SIC: ls-bbls. &c: meal sc.
TAGGING. ETC.-Bagging. per yard. 1a-lb. at
6&c: lib. at 6 9-1sc; elI-lb. at SIC. Iron cotton
ties Al S1.05. Hemp Irvine Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

70 70 ,p POINTS higher: 'mIddlihF uplands ID. 80; Gulf
steady: Feb. iS.o4 c.i! March hoi 70 ,ese. el hssdl f Sa5 oss:
sept. s s:sse: 5 oea' s.s s S S%Iy 4Ss, s;ss;
The market opened firm at an advance Of from
s ! TO II points D5 and: following The call. ruled Very
s snort , ana fresh PURCHASES for the account OF the
a level OF 10 to Is points a5oves the er elesinR@ r, Of I. to
night, the first four months on the speculative
est est i a,i ifG Feb. a anf March soia a, A. A. , the !, his a.
Vas sas big fer April, and May reached 1890. This
profit taking by the room contingent. who had
bought on the lower levels OF yesterday. and
prices back from 9 to 6 points. and the Close wa.
barely ar STEADY at a net advance Of from 10 to q
the strong Liverpool cables before the local open.
ing; while the English close wa. at an advance
S ssrT % Ss aSS sisa r., 5 points; with sales reported
naturally attributed to manipnlation from this
side. but the continued small movement was also
ii.i ES.ep this sns seins a t HfassiB Beion sor ea The a s,y,m wsss
against actual receipts last year of 24.350 balee.
tion Of the roads being ,unfsvorabIe than to sp-
some eject On sentiment. There ' weFs some ssf sas1
Ing orders from iurorean sources. The spot
shsnssd prices to an advance Of s-ise;. which the
lose Tor midesinS. E Total ms saies , up q points, to
ed st 6G.eo bales.
m.nd: prices 5 points higher: America an m naah d Gs,
fair 3;s4d; good middling 6:5sd: middIine Esd:
low middling SD: good ordinary sid: ordinary
o.osd; The Gales OF the day were 10. 900 bales, Of
which 200 were for speculation and export, and
Included sS American: receipt, N.ooo baies in
and closed strong: American middlins Z. O C.:
Feb; 5.sg5 I'd; Feb;March 5:s5gs. sd; March
April 5-5G5- sd: April-May 5.a6d5, I'd. Nav
June s2;a5; sc: Juns-July s:27f5. BE- JuIy-AuE.
5.e6GS: I'D: Aug Sept. 5.15d51Sd: Sept.-Oct. {.s3d:
Oct.-Nov. 4.61d: Nov.-Dec. 4.55d. '
New Orleans La Feb. 2s.Cot.on futures
steady: Feb. $500 bid: March 9.9Oaf9. Gle: April
10. GGlo csc; Aug. s.ssas.s.c: Sept. s.ssde. SIC:
Oct. s.aGs.5sc; Spot frm:, sales II. 800; ordinary
SAc: good ordinary SIZE; low middlinr 9 else.
niddling sac: good middling 10 Site: midciins
fair lie. receipts J, rs: stock 81, 5aa.