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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16

Runs-Hayden. Dowd. Jones g. Griffin
base hits-Griffn q Sacrifice hit-Schrall
Stolen bases--Jones. Blake 2. Lilly. First
base on balls--On Mills 2. Struck out
BY Becker. 5: by Mills. Hit by pitcheo
ball-hy Mills. /. Wild pitch-Mills Lett
on bases-Baltimore 8. Rochester 5. um-
pire-Browne. Time-1h 45m.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Newark at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Worcester at Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
CINCINNATI 4. ST. LOUIS 8.

The Reds and the st Louis played
rather slow game yesterday at Cincinna-
a. Although Ewing held the visitors
down until the last inning without allow
ing score, he then appeared TO let up
on them and they came near pulling the
game out OF the fire. Attendance 2ooo. The
score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
NEW ENGl and LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE
TORONTO Z, BUFFALO 3,

Millgan was batted freely at Toronto
yesterday the locals defeating the Bisons
TOD Hardy was n puzzle to Buffalo.
striking out ten men. Milligans home
run over the right field fence was fea-
ture. Attendance 2Sco. The score:
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Totals
BUFFALO.

Runs-Downey 3. Kuhns. White. Bruce.
Hardy; Grimshaw Shaw, Milligan-3.
Stolen base--Downey. Sacrifice hit-Mil-
ler First base on balls-Hardy g. Mil
ligan 1. Struck out--By Hardy, 10: by
Miligan, 2. Left on bases-Toronto \;
Buffalo. Z. Umpire-Swartwood Time
2 hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
BALTIMORE 6. ROCHESTER

The Orioles began a long sericN Of home
games yesterday by defeating Rochester
three runs In the first inning. but was
unable 10 score after that except in the
seventh inning. Mills was hit for six
hits In the NTH inning. Attendance e25.
The score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RATIONAL leAsU'.
PITTsBURG 3. CHICAGO o.

In the fastest game played at Pittsburg
this season the locals shut out Chicago
Leever allowing his opponents but one
little single. Not Chicago player reach
ed second Menefee pitched well but was
outclassed Attendance 64oo Score:
Innings ... 2 8 5 6 3
Pittsburg ..0 2 ! 0 Ok 3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16

Both Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Belmont
were surprised at the action OF the Re
lance and the only explanation Mr.. lse-
lin gave out from the Sunbeam. tender
OF the Reliance. was that he did not wish
TO go out on account of the rain. He
said that the Reliances sails had not
been wet yet and he did not want them
to be IL II could be avoided. He said that
the Reliance would race tomorrow IL the
weather was favorable.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON 2, DETROIT !

At Washington yesterday both Mullin
and Patten pitched mastery ball and
neither team was entitled to score. al
though Washington punched three hits
in the sixth inning. Courtney's error was
responsible for Washington's runs. At
tendance 1903 Score:
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GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg
New York at Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA 2. ST. LOUIS 1.

The Quakers defeated st. Louis in
pitchers battle yesterday at Philadel-
phia Both Donohue and Plank were ex-
ceptionally steady. Attendance 1856.
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GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
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OLD
NATIONAL BANK
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.

REPORT
OF the condition of the OLD NATIONAL
BANK. at Providence. In the State or
Rhode Island. at the close OF business
Tura 1QO2.
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sLooPs-CLASs /.

SLooPs-CLASS
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-25

r. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official
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Southern e bills at e; In can, $40: californl.
saTE RKlkkAUr-euo,e in ,oboins way a, 3, -
orders dealers charge s5O Per iss and s.. Is for
AoPs.New York at asassc: Western sossic;
sALT-E. side medium at soc: granulat.d 80
per 65L; g 81 per Dbl more his side
nom aasia0I sa It nsR
lots Sr a aN from RN n.sp pt t. SO So
green peasNseotch at ,p IH p store; DT,ed %
gsE ss b S!aof IS Nv si.oHIs p4t a
beans 6g5Ac: lentlls 4kc '1S' A-''.'-
kAsEY E S4hNyhss at s;s 100 lbs.
sfS M sHd v Snek @ black on n,esd
pickle &c; salt &C: -four lie: molasses SOC: lard
ties sc; &c on FOR each broken head: &c for each
aG S9ss ,ssi mixed 1saiso: gray, brown and
s s4 G1sa Al ssse: xxx 8 e q
e4siss; Inferior picked less: extra black &c.
sss t eRGls SsG It gsE ssn
old 1GS:NS Mania Si lO 81 Gogn'ry rags a. sS
BoNEs-ChSiee sleached at SIS per ton: other
ni Eeha s5sn lh X asp MnrA1-ps. 100 ls.
and 6reakabie e6c: stove SOC: burn, sc; light
brs Sp 81 heavy bras: 50; copper zinc
lbs n1ea q, 5ess at rcs s' 81 81 100
PECANs..Aysra9e receipts about 5asise.
I.$a2e per IL :shiss al as5a sa. ''0eN-Aea II
,o MaaLSr IT. at sc gsr Sg csfora,.
,, ciHEsTsuTs-New West vIrs,n,. nominal:
f g5kSRS s ss 8 Isss o Per Dbl
aa zane 81 sEE hslIsas bid a. scssso
soRGHGM-Prims at s0s.sc per GAL: inferior
DRIED FRUrrs-ouo,e. nomin.lly: Evaporat-
for choice: damaged. etc. less bleached chops at
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


as result the blizzard There little
Western points Values fairly first
possibilities
n last
up ar of
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

Cairo. Ill. March A-River gauge reads IT..
s MeSsssI ss fan ana 9i 3 during 4ss ,s
for the Tennessee River at $50 a m. with good
Mississippi River on Sosa ~ arniSed
r0 s 20, SsW at m. ana dspartsd Ct so
a The Dick Fowler was in i and out on time s.
M and cleared Tor st ISuis At ss ME- at
% Ma asa A ssiirs Essss e.
clear and eSsl. with little Ice last night Dick
q i a, :. m: Belle Of Calhoun passed 70 So
for Memphis due CITY OF Meps
TO- to the Tennessee this morning: The Clyde will
City o duff aeo out %
the Tennessee tomorrow for St Louis. Business
showed 51a q rise Of 4 in hours. The ChaI-
Cleared oT s the ely Of q St Jesep
arrived r from grgnswIek with lead q cattle
dayiIss. for M.maSi, onieer, ABB aSoaTd q her
villa and sen. 70 3emphi. for a repars
Memphis. Tenn. March 2a;-Ihe river here
ana q above IN tho hss
% t The With e:0r i. aiS o Tss hues
MN ,sr sc s1sr Sss Sun nsssS: i lrss
day were % bale. cotton. Il bags seed cotton
and LOW SACKS cottonSeed.
Grand Tower. Ill, March Al. NJ Richtman
down at a. Anderson doing railroad work
to-day. Beaver down at II a m. Cape Grar-
deau down at II a Chester down at II 30
m Grey Eagle up at p m The gauge
cool
Chester. Ill. March X.-Gause 1o.s feet and
falling. Weather fair and cold winds north
west Down boats: Nick Sauer and barge at 7:30
last night: Cape Girardeau at 3:30 q M Ches-
ssr 6 {, bea.a Nies uer and Safrs tow
M: Grey Eagle due up:
Burlington. Ia. March n.-The river is feet
81 inches above low-water mark, a rise OF
inches since last report. Weather cloudy and
warmer.
Warsaw. III, March N-Gauge reads III feet
rise Of 8 since last report. Weather, cloudy
this evening TO go out on the Grey Eagle.
Cape Girardeau. No.. March 1L-Wea.her clear
and cool. River falling. The Cape Girardeau
down at p m Both packets win depart for St
Louis tonight
Louisville. KY, March A.-River falling; canal
81 feet: falls rs feet: below locks 25.S feet
Clear and cool
Pittsburs. Pa. March A.-River 1913 feet and
rising. Clear and cool.
Wheeling. W. Va. March A.-River 1T feet;
rising. Clear and cool
Cincinnati O.. March A-Riyer n 4 feet. rfs-
ing. Cloudy and cold.
Evansville. Ind. March 1.-River falling; as
feet Clear and warmer. Rees. Lee down.
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FEATHERs-Firm in price; offer,nes us,,
Prime white live geese In small Ska Sec an9 fn Y,
large sks &C. prime gray DC. ssc in small an u
Xxx @S2ss: Xxx Xxx l29l4e: IVY &C.; tare 10 per
RuckLWhits ssc; dark 2sc- T1rkeys-Clear All
'se; rMips. 5an and pointeIs mixed &C: body NC.
DER ib.: black tail 81. Tersn M Sser skins aye
per ID goat 30c each: damaged out ~
BEESNAX-Quiet at 2Sizc per TO- for priu,e
SHEEP PELrS-Full wool pelts nominsllr *,
GSii shearltnss at l0UzSc; dry stock, fallen. etc
S610c per Id. co.
RoOr9-Quote per lb.: Ginseng $s.2sas rs. laJv
ZIP sS; seneGa seGsSe; pink 14c: golden seal
Whit Shits sn,ns worth sisc: anseica 5ase; .a6So.
blue nag &c; sassafras-bark Of root Sc; wild xia:
.sUNFLowER sEED-NominaI a. ,lIo mar
LiNsEED oIL-Raw at sc; boiled at &c. Ia
CASTOR BEANS-sl3s per Blu.
CASTOR OIL--Lots Of 200 gals I0kc DER m for
No. and l0c for No. 3: snail quailttties ic n n
ID. more; 10hc for No 2 ~ SeA
.-COTTON-SEED OIL-Winter white 1Sc. vellov
s.s summer ,n white &c; yellow nc: salad Sc;
:, H;o,M q. comb-psrk at loallc: choice
G102W - $50 BE1aets6 and Gtxcinei-
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inc Lotus Sims has been chartered to take
cargo OF grain to Nashville, Tenn. Her stacks
were being lowered yesterday to permit her 20
pass beneath the bridge to the elevators Pilots
NICHOLS and Callahan will take her out. Depart
ing THURSDAY.
The Grey Eagle did not arrive from Commerce
yesterday. but will come in to-day. She departs
in the afternoon on the return
The India Givens arrived from Calhoun Coun-
" yesterday. bringing in considerable freight
She Will depart on the return this afternoon.
Joe Gibbons Is en- route from New Orleans
to go out as one Of the pilots Of the Weyerhau-
ser with John Rollins.
The Stacker Lee departed yesterday for Mem
phis with a good cabin register.
Captain P. s. Drown and Captain John Gil
liam were the guests of Captain Reed on the
steamer Weyerhauser yesterday.
Tho Bald Eagle arrived from Beardstown yes
terday morning and departed for Alton In the
afternoon. She will return this morning and go
out to Beardstown
Hunter Ben Jenkins general agent Of the
Columbia Is preparing for the first trip Of the
ter April 2.
The City OF Savannah Is expected to arrive
Friday and depart for the Tennessee River Sat-
rrday afternoon.
Tho W. H. Grapevine departed yesterday aes-
eInoon for the Missouri River. taking up q good
trip.
The harbor boat, Mark Twain, is being paint
tended
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the fowls hero more or less SOFT and In need Of
prompt handling. worked out at from uSl2iac
as TO quality.
Strictly prime small fowls were no. In surplus
and such would have commanded 13c. but very
few OF that kind were available. Adyices from
the West, while still Hight, a trife heavier
than expected, but as the trade light II re-
CURED very little stock to 20 around. Old tur-
Keys slow and unimproved Very few capons ar
rived Old Western ducks steady. but the fresh
geeBe arriving poor and neglected. Spring
duekiings quite scarce and wanted at fair prices.
all around.
The market In frozen poultry was quite light
and confined to small lots fce-packed-Ducks.
Western mixed, old and young. halle. Squads.
white. choice, dcz.. s. 5oG2-75: mixed szq2. 25;
changed.
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eAab anu
frst hands unless othsT specified. Small lots
Hrs Rfassfd hiEhs ,,oo.
sc for , choice to aSG for fancy. on stock less
.ss9; GsIe,iag 50: wnesaps from s. 75as:
seeo 1Ssw zig s5ss IS Jonathan sss % for
G5rsening n.75a2.2S for No. or choice: SECONDS
PACIFIC COAST FRUIrs-calltornla pear. 81
= ~ .is5Ssa5 lots on Tx California navel
Florida from store ton U az sa5s S' box box
fo and e, On an s On ON 6 ors,. o. g
PEP P1S box h hs1 ss-u,v.n. =,
cheies poor and frosted less es ''0' crate for
cs GiksAPE PEu i at sss7 DO. and
N NaIaSas eRsAgE s $751; a bunch,
,DS sx ~ per 1000 E. trk. and in job
SRAANbERRIEs-s sound stock at ,ll.6 a Dbl
xsa Vt ~ d0 on trk: Northern white $50
bank and at f Sascs 81 fs .u nT
sig@s: Red Rver early Ohio ss9Stc: Northern
obi IS MaseS Hebron Isa4Sc: Western early
NEW Po;rAToEs- :5 Florida triumph at $50
sHssa SWos ss2cs fs al s By s
CABBAGE-New York Danish nominally a,
seqS per ten DEL. according to quality. Red 400
rs s;AuERKRAUT.,sl;4 % per A-bbl. and $3.50 per
cUCUMBERs-Eastern hothouse at N9l3
per Coz. New Orleans at SlG1-25 doz
SWEET POTATOES-Bermuda at 10lf5c: Nam
semond at 500 for yellow to 81 for red; Queen at
,ToMAToEs-Florida 6s at s3a2 50 for good to
choice: seconds at q. 81 Cuban s292. 50 for
PARsNIPs-s5fs4oc a bu. box.
observation-disclosures at S3G3. 80 a crate for fair
TO fancy New Orleans at 2JQ25c q doz- bunchea
Celery roots at SGd49c per doz.
BEETS.Home- grown at &c Dbl or 15Gt2Jc
per bu. loose. New Orleans at 15a25c a doz
CARRoTS-Home- grown at s5c per blu. and
n.5o Dbl New Orleans lsc dog. punches and
..LETTucEnFlorida hampers and crates a,
Q barrel according to quality. Home grown at
e0I15c per bu. loose.
EGGPLANT-Fforida at .e.a5 a large crate for
fancy; poor to fair at N.3a15o.
SPINACH-New Orleans at <oc per doz large
lunches Home grown. 4la50c a Blu. box
RUTABAGAS-At 33I35c per bu-, delivered.
TURNlPS-New homegrown at 15G20c- per blu.
boz and soa75o a Dbl. New Orleans at 81 Is q
KALE-L.arge well filled SKIS green at sla12
Poor and damaged less.
REPPERsaFlorida at s2a25o for choice green.
soUAsHEHubbard at 45c per 100 lbs.
RADISHES-New Orleans at 20GJ0c Der don,
sTRfNa BEANsForaa al ahd ,as5o Der bu
box
MUSTARD GREENs-N.w Orleans at soasso
PARsLEY-New Orleans at $4,000 a doz: Tex
ULiFLowER-caifornia at s2&azso Der
crate for choice: Door less
K0HLRABI-25d3Oc per doz. punches.
sHALLoTS-New Orleans at 1oai5c per doz
ENDIvES-New Orleans at $3.50 a Dbl
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EgKs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. March A.-Eggs-Receipts to-day g =
rs cases. Receipts were enormous and probably
the heaviest ever listed for a single day. with a
resulting effect upon the sentiment Of trade and
confirming the reports OF heavy quantities banked
UP in farmers hands. Bids OF l{c for firsts wers
freely met at the opening by receivers and sales
Of 1850 cases Kentucky Western and Illinois
were so made and more wanted at the price.
Opinions differ as to the present and prospective
status OF the market at the relatively low price
keep goods In motion. although number of lots
were covered by wire limits. There was a strong
erort to secure storage-packed at the relative
difference in price over unsraded offered by the
present market, but led business. Quota
TONS at mark! Western nrsts t+c. Western
ends lsiisc. Kentucky and Tennessee frsts lac:
do good to fine 13izc; Western and Southwestern
choice Is,sc; do fair l2c: tresh-gathered dirties
uhgRitc: do. checks lie.
Philadelphia. March 24.-Esgs steady; fresh
nearby l4lac at the mark: Western l4ISc: South
western 14izc: Southern .4c.
Chicago, March 24-Esss easy a. mark: cases
included. l3c per doz.
Kansas City, Mo-. March e4-Eggs weak; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock lO,.c doz-. cases
returned: new No. 2, whitewood cases included.
Ihc.
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convinced him that few girls were imported
there, and that they were enticed to South
America chiefly

convinced him that few girls were imported
{ there; and that they were enticed to South
! America. chiefly.
COLUMBUS. o.-The Supreme Court has
tutlonal the decision being unanimous. The
decision was given in the case Of Cam
bridge saloonkeeper. who sought to escape
u sentence OF Imprisonment
PLATTSBURG. N Y.-"Whitey'' sulli-
van was electrocuted at Dannemora Prison
watohman OF the First National Bank Of
Cobbleskill. on November e, 1900. Il Sullivan
was member OF a gang that tried to rob
the bank on that night.
OMAHA-A. C. Mccain, a Union Pacific
striking machinist. who was on picket duty
near the shipyardS, was shot and danger
1usly wounded by Fred Root. strike
breaker. Root says he was accosted by
Being eaen a me ha red IN
PORT OF SPAIN. ISLAND OF TRIM
forty We're wounded In the recent rioting.
Quiet has been restored
NEW YORK-One hundred and sixty i'm
porterS, wholesalers and retailers of tea
Throughout. the country have united to form
the National Tea Association Of the United
States
NEW HAVEN, CoNN.-By direction O:
William A. King. Attorney General Of Con-
necucut. an investigation has been begun
OF the business methods of the Economy
capitalized at sl.co0.o0o. The local office
has been closed by an attachment for a
claim OF So. The plan of the company Is
to receive deposits from investors who want
to buy a home.
MILWAUKEE, wIS..-Judge Halsey in
the Circuit Court rendered an opinion to
the effect that so-calied b ackllsts are priv
LEGGED communications. The libel suit Of
Valentine Gerhardt against Armour & Co.
and William G. Lloyd. the Milwaukee rep
resentative of the combination Of packers,
for $1,000 damages was nonsuited.
NEW YORK-Stockhoiders OF the Union
Chain and Steel Company approved the
recommendation OF the directors to reduce
the authorized capital stock from $50. 900 coo
to s., 900, coo. The proposed reduction follows
a recSt decision OF the company not to
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1910 pm fu:tSm
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BUY YOUR
SHRUBS
PLANTS SEED STORE,
615 North Fourth st.
THE WEATHER,
Official Forecast Announced TO
To-Day and Tomorrow.
016 North Fourth

Washington. March M.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Indiana end Illinois-Fair wednesday and
Thursday; warmer Wednesday; fresh west winds
day.
Indian Territory, Oklahoma and Arkansas
Ing cloudiness.
p,si ssrp w.n saG IN north main In south
fresh. north to northeast winds becoming eouth-
east.
Missour-Fair and warmer Wednesday. Thurs
day, fair.
Nebraska-Feir Wednesday. Thursday, fair In
east: rain and colder In west portion.
kansaS-Fair Wednesday, warmer in northeast
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COTTON BEL
ST. LOUIS SoUTHWESTEf
Train.
Arkansas and Texas ExpreoD
(yia Bismarck and Oeltal....
Arkansas and Texas Fist Mall
(yia Bismarck and Deltal....
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Furs.
Wool.

Extreme southern skins Is per cent less and
strictly Northern 200 per cent more.
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acquire q number OF kindred concerns for
which Il was negotiating.

acquire q number OF kindred concerns Tor
which It was negotiating.
GUANTANAMO-After a personal inspec-
ton CT the proposed site. Secretary Moody
has selected Guantanamo as the principal
United States naval station In the west
Indies.
NEW YORK-1t is announced that George
Harvey. presiden. OF the Harvey Bros, has
acquired the publishing and syndicate bust
ness Of R. II. Russell and that Mr.. Russell
Is to become associated with the house OF
Harper Bros.
SALT LAKE, UTAH-George A Sheets
was Installed as Chief of Police HIS in
stallation ends long fight between Mayor
Thompson and the City Council over the
office. in which religious lines were sharply
drawn at times.
NEW YORK-Judge Lacombe. in the
United States Circuit Court. took briefs
from the opposing counsel in the Whitaker
Wright habeas corpus hearing, and said
that he would give an early decision-
NEW YORk-1n the Supreme Court. Jus
tice Greenbaum postponed until April the
examination Of two persons alleged TO have
been eye-witnesses Of the automobile acci-
dent by which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Fair were killed IN France last summer.
NEW YORK-A member Of the banking
house which controls in large part the
Steel Corporation authorizes an unqualified
denial OF the report that IL is the purpose
Of the corporation named to purchase the
Jones & Laughlin properties.
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OLIVER IS WELCOMED HOME.
Cape Girardeau Citizens Turn Out
to Greet Him.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cape Girardeau. No.. March a4-Reprc-
sentative R B. Oliver was received with
demonstration at the station this afternoon
upon his return from Jefferson City.
The Normal students and Jackson Military
Academy students. members CT Company X
and large crowd of citizens were in
waiting for the l. c. train when it arrived.
The students and citizens formed a line OF
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higher on orders
Tallow-F1rmer; scarce: country run at Go for
choice quotable at s,aG6ssc. '"sAe'S
Oleo-Stearine-Steady at 10i1c.
Representations 33sc: yellow 4Isc and
white tAc: Packers stock-Brown at 1Sls.s.o.
Yellow al 54oisc: white at 7sSg7Sc.
Frog Legs-Large si.60: medium 81: small doc
Eea,ls-Qpote choice at sg6isc per Id; fair sic:
Gsreucs thin and rough large al 444isc per h.
iail lambs at 5q5sc; spring lambs go to % lis
e each: 9u9tasie az S0si per head. Dressed
90 Roasting P,gs-Demand limited: sales at 81 10
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Plate and Fulton Mar.
ket and roll at Sla5o; mess 81 seq; dried SET,
l. rs: knqekles lic; outside l0isa1lc
Live ,Poultry-Quote: Turkeys light and
medium l31i4c; heavy 13c. Chickens-Light hens
iS IA heavy hens lolse broiers, ~ lbs or less
t 49, oia ROSTERS &C. young ROSTERS. stays 6i.c
per doz.. 81 q ~ ssN@Hs'
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys l5c. Chick.n.-Hep,
fosc; bTolers lee capons iSc; slips l2c; BOOSTERS
S Se SuSEs lSc; geese 7Qsc. Foregoing figures are
Game-The kepublic quotes selected swee, only:
tSeuSks undrawn. per doz.: Mallard s. 80; teal
SSI n, mixed Siso: canvasback IS: redheads 50.
3l50 49, ~ 1883 'A1~ sHips
Fresh Fresh Esh,Demand good and prices hrmer.
i9r small to &c for large: dressed cat &c; spoon
pin cay &c; bullheads, dressed, Sc and gross
&C: ouIalo, gross 2lsc, dressed SIC: German
carp, dressed Siec, small &c, gross 2izc; sun
nsh l.5c: white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-25

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-25
Poultry.
REp1rnI1c SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, March ALIVE Poultry-Receipts
to-day were cars Western. Southern and j
press. 1t became evident late yesterday thai the
receipts In transit were somewhat oyerestinated
and as the selling interests had their posftior,
strengthened the market advanced to &c on fowls
coarse and had to 70 In with the old loo. wsse
Turkeys lower. Pigeons steady. Fowls 13c:
Other quotations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day III pkgA Re-
and mafket entirs,y dsVod q animation Nos &
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