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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08
Bad Fight at RivesyiIle

RIvEsvILLE. w. Va, Dec. S.-A
family QUARREL resulted in a fierce
fight here on Saturday night in which
one man, keeper of church, was
badly beaten up by another who is
said to have been armed with stone.
The injured man is to go to Fair
mont to secure warrants for the arrest
of his sssailant.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08
Geo. c. Hayes & Co.
Leading jewelers..
r. A. HAYES. Optician.

LARGE assortment OF lace and
Swiss Curtains at Hirsehman's.
Ajax, the new and popular drink at
Cafe kaszer.
ZITTEL for UNDERWEAR.
Medium price Bronze Busts and Fig
ures of artistic designs at Mcyicker's,
headquarters for Holiday Goods.
u. G. WELLS mas added lot Of Inc
6xtures to his barber shop and EN-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the Lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital Main street
The original w. V. u. Gold Pin
and the West Virginia remnants can
be had only from us Geo. C. Hayes
d Co., Leading jewelers..
ZITTEL for Mens SHOES.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08
The Most

Exquisite collection OF
Cut Glass ever shown in
the city. Nothing more
elegant or appropriate
for bridal or Christmas
presents. 1t is admired
by connoisseurs and de-
lights everyone. We
will have the greatest
line we have ever shown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08
Notice..

We have received ear load of
fine APPLES and potatoes. Call over
either phone for prices.
54tf ScoTT d MUNsoN, Beverly Ave
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08

ONLY one man in the 1903 Michi-
gan eleven is ineligible to play next
year. Captain Redden has played his
four years. The impression among
the student body that Maddox is
playing his last year is an error. 1t
is idle to predict whether one Of the
other four veterans of this year will
return, except the man elected cap
tain. Two of Michigan's stars had
drawn up a written business contract
which would have taken them away
from college for good this fall, when
Yost, after half an hours talk with
the men, changed their minds. This
is quality Of Yost-an element ia
his success.
THERE is disposition to underes-
innate and depreciate the pulling"
qualities OF advertisement methods
other than those to be found 10 the
columns of newspapers. The newspa-
per stands first and far and away first
among the great advertising media of
the country 1t is through the news
paper that advertising has become so
great and important factor in. the
business world. They reach the great
est number of people, and, unhke all
other forms of advertising, The news
papers lend the weight of their infiu
ence and character to the advertise
ments they carry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
How They are ard Where The are

Lafayette Blake OF this city has been
in Clarksburg on business.
Bert Laughed returned to his en-
gineering work at Mooresyille this
morning.
Prof. and Mrs. t. L. Emory have
returned after a visit of several days
in eastern cities.
Prof. and Mrs, r. L. Morris will en-
terrain the Tuesday Night Euchre
club at their home on Front Street
this evening.
w. G. Price, L. Jones, S. A. Phillips
and C. v. Emerson were registered at
Fairmout hotels from this city Satur-
day.
L. Sutton Boyd, of Scottdale, Pa,
a recent graduate OF the University, is
ln the city on business. He is now
engaged ia writing insurance.
Il. Brooks, Of the Expel iment Sta
tion staff, has returned from Wheeling,
where he attended the meeting of the
Horticultural Society of West Virgin
ia.
Guy Brown has returned from two
weeks Tip to Chicago, ST. Paul and
Minneapolis. He saw the Michigan
Chicago foot ball game on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
DR.. w. M. Sivey and Evans Price
left this morning for Tunnelton for a
hurting trip. They will leave that
place tomorrow, and hunt back
through Preston county to. Nor
gantown.
Katie RoughDough is the name OF a
pretty little telegraph operator at
Thacker on the N. and w. who toma-
hawked and then shot Will Howard
son, an outlaw, who tried to kiss her.
Poor Willie probably didn't know her
name or be would not have 4een so
reckless.
Rev. j. Alfred Selby, President of
Muskingum NJ. p. conference of
Ohio, who mas been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. T. NJ. Westfall, has gone to-
Mergantown to visit his mother aud
sister before returning to his home
in Mt. Vernon, Ohio-Uniontown
News Standard.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08

is exactly like finding money, for it
costs no labor 1t is getting somes
thing for nothing when your money
is deposited in the
THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
Your money is safer here than it
is at home, ard the care of it is no
trouble. But il you put money here
we pay interest at per cent. all the
time. Nights and Sundays, too, the
savings increase Trvi
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Morgantnwn. w. Va.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
CLAYTON THE HALF WAY POINT
IN CONTINENTAL ELOPEMENT
chael Quinn of New jersey, at
Convenient Place for Wedding.

Miss Anita Hathaway came all the way
from a ranch In California to meet Michael
+. Quinn of Bayonne, N. J.. at halfway
point TO be married. She told her parents
when she left them in San Francisco last
week that she was coming to st. Louis to
visit relatives. Quinn was notified by wire
and started west about the same time that
she started east.
After arrival yesterday they went immedi-
ately to Clayton. where they were married
by Judge Fred J.. Kerth. They intend to
spend several days here. after which they
will go to Quinn's home in New Jersey.
Adolph Reisser of No. 315 Kretchman ave-
nue.. Belleville. and Ida Hoffman of No. 01
North Church street. Belleville. also decided
to go to Clayton yesterday to get married,
but they were not as successful as Quinn
and his bride. Reisser. ST.. suspected his
sons intention and telephoned Recorder
Wetzel not to issue him q license. He said
he was only II years old. Adolph was con-
sderably chagrined when told Of his father s
message, but said he would not give up.
Other licenses issued in Clayton yesterday
were to Ernest Christopher Of No 5257 Nc
Pherson avenue and Ida Bradshaw Of No.
514s Westminster place; J. n. Magee Of No.
4279 Duncan avenue and Eliza Williams OF
No 1859 Gratiot street: Louis Seals OF Gym
thiana, KY. and Matte Short of Frederick
town, Md, and Thomas ]. Judge Of No. 2sH
Wash street and Josephine Reilly OF NO. LIB
Washington avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

The Espuel,ss aa9;asiGns are for car let, in
on orders are charged higher: '''''' '0''
sTR "a Esid rsa5seTa,or stock
APPLEs.Ier bb cold storage: Ben Davis,
fancy repacEed al Genetins e. a 90
T.msn ,a iSm 3 s wGw tws 00s
cordinE to condition: Eastern Baldwin and Green
ing 80 for No ,o or choice seconds less
FAcfffc coAs IF FiRHuirrs-cafonia pear. 5,
at 3 IN Ss TO on ,aner naSs
8 % on on 1tt trk on bas, o, ,saa
Tor choice ,s and $50 for fancy on orders 2sa5oc
oboIss ns I1Gs,ed % at ssas crate for
California at ss.5Oa3. according to size and
MALAGA GRAPEs-.sa7. as bunch.
sAS6ANNAtsfT st2 n bunch an on orders
0 shxsBf Ct & ss- 5s sound stock at .as
P9TAToEs- Stocked on, trk: Northern white
umph 5sa5se; Red River early Ohio tsasoc:
Western early n esia 4sSe Hebron 'a"e
rs \. he red globe at 3s4se in bulk.
sF sSiS sd white feSe ssasSc
and Danish Jan sIaaii ai per ton
df ufssFaHnF f. sns % Der sb and 8. 50 per
GuMBO-Florida 6s at s2G2 % for cholce.
CUSUMBERS-Eastern dollhouse at $l.50Gl.o
SWEET POTAToES-Bermuda at 7oisOc: Nam
semond at 81 for yellow S. 10 for red; queen at
Soc: CONSIGNED yellow s.. 50d2 10 Dbl, del.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6s at s.. 5043. 90 for good
to choice: Mexican s2I2.75 for good to choice:
ere less; Cuban s2a2I5 for good to choice.
p; RSNIPS-35q45c a bu box.
CELERI-Canfornia ut 81 1865 a crate for
choice; New Orleans at 20I25c doZ, lunches
celery roots at 30d40c per doz.
BEtETsEHome, grown at .5asoc Dbl. or 2ode5c
punches. 49,
CARRoTS-Home- grown at 35as4oc per blu. and
81 3oG 10 per bbl: New Orleans 81 per Dbl.
pers at $2u2.25 for choice; damaged less. Home
grown at s0aSJc per blu. box.
EGGPLANT-Florida at sl.5oQ2 per large crate;
Cuban at $3.50 per crate.
spINAcH-New Orleans at 25a3oc per doz
RUTABAGAs-At soG35c per bu del
TURNlRS-New homegrown l5Jz0c per bu
boz and TIC per bbl.; New Orleans at 81 per bbI
PEPPERS-Florida Is at S2d2.25 for choice
,HoRsERADIsH-At :sa4 per Dbl. On order.
higher.
souAsH-Hubbard at 4Od5oc per 100 lbs
RADISHES-New Orleans 25c per doz. punches.
according TO variety and size.
STRING BEANS-t lorida at S5Of2 DER bu
according to quality
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans a: SOC per
PARSLEY-New Orleans at 3oc per dox
ULIFI,OWER-Caliiornia al si50 per crate
for choice; poor at sld125.
KOHLRAB1-At s5ha5c per doz. lunches
sHALLoTS-New orleans e5T3Oc per doz.
FNnIVES-Ncw Orleans at ss6a so per bb,
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - Florida al lie nor
Qua-t. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
Senate Passes Joint Resolution to
That Effect, While Test Vote in
House Is Favorable.
NEP0TlSM FIRMLY DENOUNCED.
House Committee Reports FavOra-
bly, a Bill to Tax the Intan-
gible Property of Corpo-
rations in the State.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Austin, Tex, March S.-Judging from the
action of both branches Of the Texas Legts-
lature. this State will very shortly have q
State constitutional convention.
The matter was freely discussed in both
branches of the Legislature to-day and IN
the Senate the joint resolution calling for a
convention was engrossed by a vote Of 20
to s, while in the House motion to indefi-
niteiy postpone the measure was lost by
vote of Sc to So.
The vote in both ends of the Legislature
was surprise. inasmuch as 1t was expected
that the Legislature would overwh smingly
be opposed to constitutional convention.
The House took no final vote on the mat
ter 1t being pending business when adjourn
ment was taken for the day.
The House this morning, after a lengthy
discussion hs adopted resolution declaring
office, and demanding an investigation to
ascertain whether 1t exists in official circles
here at the Capitol.
Corporate Interests in general received a
severe blow from the House Committee on
Revenue and Taxation. which reported ia
taxation Of all Intangible property Of or cors
porations. This measure is one of the most
far-reaching ever introduced in the State
the famous Colauit tax bill. which occa-
stoned a special legislative session. Cor
porate interests in general have fought the
feet so far.
The House this afternoon engrossed bill
providing for the creation of State banks
to be known as State repositories
Two more consolidation bills were intro
duced in the Legislature to-day. One In the
House by. Messrs. Grlges. Meatzen and o.n-
ers aims to authorize the Galveston. Har-
risburg and San Antonio Railroad Company
to purchase. own and operate the New
York. Texas and Mexican, the Gulf. West
Texas and Pacific. the San Antonio and
Gulf and the Galveston. Houston and
Northern railroads. The bill in the Senate
was presented by Senator Decker and pro-
vides for the consolidation by the Southern
Kansas Railway Of the Northern Texas and
Pecos River Railway Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

iss; n y:ssHs sa:s e
ses &c; sGs on for each broken head, &C for each
Moss--Grsy mixed lNaisc: gray: brown and I'd
sssh As at ds Sx% at ase
ssSeo infeTiST picked Less extra black O &C.
tor: Fair 55asOc common s4od5o choice at $50
RAGS ETc.--Per 100 lbs: Country rags at sc:
old Iope,Noz l Manila at sl5o: No. at Soc
BoNEs-Choicc hleached at SIS per ton; other
kinds T,ln from So SO to 81! - ,oo -.
wrought iron 75e: heavy cast &c: maileabie steel
and breakase eoc: stove SOC: burnt &c: light
' on e sGh a, oa aaf
lbs; , 70, psa' mixed a, Soa75s; rice at slal':-
- PgEEsANurSIwe quote; Farmers stock-Ised at
1saf Ifr Thss at sFg e. Der hui california
at 19diO'.c for hardshe and loiaGioi.c for soft
:, c CHE IN West Virginia nominal:
ak6RY ai quote nsr G Sar pu at
large sgps and 81 5 90, II, foT shellba-k
SoRGH .M-Primc at 2oa25c per gal; inferior
sI DRIE a2d EEutTs.9uo,e nominsy: Evapora,ea
choice ETC. TO less sc Seaehed a ehops ' at
dsai,ae; do waste at idii.c: un,dred quarters
peaches at 2,.aa asEy eho'ce at ''.c' sun-dr'sd
MAPLE SUGAR ANT. sIRuP;-New sugar at 5,
per gal ' ~
GRASS SEED-ouote per 100 lbs: Timothy at
tT , -. TO- s.. prime more ana inferior less
.loyer at from S. up to sl2: millet at 75c TO
g Hungarian at e0c to 81 49, redtop 81
TO s5.5o FOR seed in char to $50 70 IS for choice
To fancy. sale 81 SKIS timothy at s2.76
.CcoPERsTUFFS-o Quote: Cotton flour Dbl. at
mill fruit bbl at s. So beer key at si2dIs:
lard fierce at 81 PORK bhI, at SIS Headings. per
set-No / flour Dbl. &c. mill run: 11is-in stock
for apple, biol. 4,4c; do. 3isc: lard fierce lsc:
PORK bi. l2isc Shaved hoops-Flour Dbl. s. for
cooper. 81 for hcosier: ,%-bbI. So ccied elm IS:
oak and tierce: cooper-shaved s6ds: pork S.
tOoI'ERAGE-La ties. at 81 % for wood and
wood bound $40 for iron-bound also ties $I:7A;
BAGGING ETC-Baeeine p.r ward 1s.-lb a.
PC 2-!b at Size: "a at SIG. Iron cotton
ties a: sI.05. Hemp Irvine Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

FEATHERs-sell readily as follows. pr,ua
white live geese in small SKIS. sc and in large
large sks old white ssa40c: ssas.c: ssc 1sa n
s4c: Xxx 1oqllc; XXXX SCI tare 10 per cent iS o1
Gak On turasyca chicken
wing &c., pointers &C. wing and tail mixed &C.
wing ss, tail s and pointers r mixed &c. body sIEc
per lb; black tail 2sc: Texas at Csc: anteiopc Ia
per H.; goat SOC each: damaged out. 'p' i'e
SHEEP PELTsrul wooI per pe TO- h nor p5s s
gsi; shearings at loG25c: dry stock. fallen. etc,
kooTs-ouote per H.: Ginseng g ..sas. IS: lady
sc; black 4c May apple 2I4c: snake 3sassc:
bark of root Sc. bark Of tree alsc: 5iood shc:
bluehas &c; sassafras-bark of root &C; Wild Gin
suNFLowER sEED-Nominal at sl1oal II
LINsEED oIL-Raw at 45c: boiled at 4sc; 1c
CASTOR BEANs-3i.s5 per bu.
CASTOR oIL-Lots OF 200 gals. 1ohc per h. for
No. and loc for No. g.: small quantities &c per
COTTON SEED oii-Winter white Csc: yellow
<7c: summer white &c: yellow &c: salad 4Sc:
MoNEYNouote: comb-Dark a. 1oa1ic: choice
at lec; choice Colorado white at l!d16c. Or at
fornia in cans at &c.
pss ss sha 1T S p.T S sSep s.ss "
orders dealers charge $50 Per Us and $2.7a for
Hors.New York a. ssessc; Western a. s.ea'c.
Safe side: Medium a. soc; granuiated Sc
PEI s s. IS fS ss' s sss strong
E.: trk... jobblng from store this .,de at 81 q
peas At g 10 per bu: slackeye g; California pink
Beans sss Ter isa,i Nss York kidney &C. Lima
EMPTY BARRELS-Coai Gil. turpentine and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
WORLDS FAIR FUNDS
ARE ILLEGALLY SPENT
Arknnsas Legislature Joint Commit
tee Says This IL the Interpretation
of the Attorney General.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock. Ark. March Sin a report
submitted to the Senate and House to-day
the special joint committee on investigation
Of Expenditures from the $4,000 Worlds
Fair appropriation of 1901 stated that ac-
cording to the Attorney Generals interpre-
tatiCn Of the act 1t appears that OF the ST.
1918 expended. but $3.50 has been lawfully
spent
The expenditures were made in the main
by the Board of Commissioners which was
removed by the Governor. The report calls
attention to the testimony that no specifica-
tions were ever presented to the board by
the architect. though the contract provided
that no money should be paid the architect
until that was done. 1t Is shown by the
report that $500 was paid to the architect
and that the second board rescinded tho
contract and declined to accept the plans
for reasons patent. and therefore, the
State has no plans and no architect"
The reading of the report and the itemized
statement of expenditures created some
thing of o sensation in the Legislature.
In the House Mr.. Campbell of Randolph
moved to postpone Indefinitely Senator
Prices bill for an additional Worlds Fair
appropriation. The friends of the bill rallied
and secured the adoption OF substitute
motion postponing the bill one week. The
Senate ordered 1000 copies Of the bill
printed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
TRANSIT TO HAVE $50 NEW CARS
Contract Calls for Completion Be-
fore Worlds Fair Period.

Carleton from New York to-day it Is ex-
pected that contracts will be let by the st.
Louis Transit Company for $50 new cars.
that bids be made for the construction of
these cars and figures have been received
from several companies.
The bids are to be for cars similar to a
model at the car sheds at jefferson and
Geyer avenues. The whole contract will
probably be awarded to one firm.
The bids were opened Monday and the
contract would have been let, but for the
absence of Mr.. Carleton. The contract
August /, and the completion of the others
in installments. The entire lot must be
in the hands OF the company before the
opening of the Worlds Fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
The Metal Markets.

YGTs March 9Th asan hsssr
also hrmer. advancing about Is points to 20 $50
s rs e. spos ana q 6 81 Sn
bu, here It was quiet s.ts and unchanged stand.
at aGses and axe sna
Lead was unchanged here at 41tc and in London
a, ii s vhe locally re "nchaneed
at 5d5. Zoe. Iron closed at SIS sd in GLASGOW and
No. foundry Northern at .asass No fou%
at s23 50a2i So Warrants continue nominal
Dry Goods.
New YG.k March , st III. spite 5 Of the fact tina,
during the day. the business transacted has been
Is taken into eonsideration Little snppo @sh e
accorded the market by any export demand but
makes the pTe.e9t Situation fully tenabe lines
MAN March Ssinss. sohs rm but not
Coffee.
New York. March 3-coffee-spot Rio steady;
mild quiet: Futures opened steady at partial
decrease esilmatsd for the worlds visible SUPPLY
ruled rattle, the easy under h heavy m9yemsn bot,
By cables and offerings Of
and foosd up bags
iaE Mn ss. e a. 3 os Nsy Ss sS
Dried Fruits.
orsed app Mhe not active Is Steadily tnf Se
common are quoted at aa5c: prime at 5isa5Ic:
show continued easiness on the smaller s.sss.
though. the larger are steadily held. and the
demand shows Improvement Quotations
range from Sc to .I1c for all grades. Apricots are
steady a: 7iidlGc for bxs. and 7Hd1oc for bags.
Peaches quiet and unchanged at l2Gflsc for
peeled and Ga.Gsc for unpeeled.
Sugar.
New York. March 3-susar-Raw firm; fair
refining 3Hc: centrifugal sc test, csc: mo,asses
sugar &C: refined steady: crushed 53jc: powdered
4.ssc: granulated 4.Ioc. Molasses quiet; New
Orleans 32a4Gc.
New Orleans. La, March Sugar steady;
open kettle 2Ad3Ssc: open kettle centrifugal a.,
43%c: centrifugal whites 4lsE4Lc: yeilows 3isD
1-1sc, seconds 2isT3i.c. Molasses-Open kettle
nominal at 13q26c: centrifugal 6Ilsc. Srup nom
inal a: 1920.
Petroleum.
Toledo. O.. March 3.-Oil unchanged
Oil City. Pa, March 3.-Credt balances 81. so;
certificates. sales. Shipments s2,4e4: average
a1,5r: runs March l. IS, S9l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

ket and roll at 81 50: mess at 81! 62tz: dried sets
loi-c: knuckles lie: outsides 1GizGllc.
ave Puultry-Choice turkeys quoted at lie:
mixed chickens lie: ROSTERS &c. Ducka !ic.
Geese 7I.c. Live pigeons ana SQUADS per doz. 81.
Dressed Poultry-SCalded and undrawn, witn
heads and legs on: Chickens l0i2eliii.c; ROSTERS
&c: turkeys l5dlsc: ducks l5c: geese suloc: ca
pons 1Sc: slips l2c.
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only;
,'uck. undrawn. per doZ.: Mallard So teal
s2.75: mixed sl.75: canvasback S.: redheads 81:
Drawn ducks 25a59c per d3z less Jack snipe
$50: rabbits. per doz.. J0I60c; small and rejec
ticns and undrawn less. Jack rabbits per doE..
Sl.eO squirrel. per doz-, 50H5oc; possum, each.
5d25c.
Fresh Fish-Demand active and prices strong.
Quote, per lb.: BLACK bass at l3c: Graphic &c FOR
small to Sc for large: dressed cat s7c: spoonbll
cat SIC: bullheads-dreased at &c and gross &C:
buffalo-gross &c. dressed Sc for large and SC for
small: German carp-dresscd Size small 4c gross
&c: sunfish &c, white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


Conditions bn outside buyers IN the
without professionals were out OF @ game inns @
Indian
n
estocksin OF
little
off
expor inquiry.
rn opened inch
OF
pr
nandf uts andv
n
narket egene
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

- points higher: middilng uplands, lo.t5e 90:
steady: March O16c: April 10 lie: May 10000; June
ss3c; July Sc. Aug. sslc; Sept soic: Oct. sesc:
a decline OF l point to advance of points
and following the call ruled nervous and more or
OF the local opening was rather better than e1-
pected. being 81. to points higher. and this i'm
parted a frmer tone to the initial business
was sS5ss bales for the day, against % s2s last
considerable selling pressure. Later Liverpool
cables indicated easier tone on the market. and
the receipts estimated for leading points to-inor-
movement. But when this selling had carried
prices to about 4dl1 points below the best figures
FOR the active operations. the clique again sup
ported values and the market underwent a par
tial recover The exports Ior Inc aaS t - s
bales and favorable weather conditions
were reported from the South; with the spot
on the whole an easier tone. There was final
break which carried prices rapidly Downward on
net unchanged to 9 points lower; Nov. was the
only month unchanged Total sales futures esti-
New q orsans o "a ia March Cotton steady:
sales 4'sn bales: ordinary S-l6S: good ordinary
ns fs 10y %danf n: fair %
s.5s5 bales: stock 81. is9 bales Futures. old crop
new M GrSp ssosse June July
Ss ssc Aug Peg is &c s pt s sSS 81 ie oct
middlins 5eci; mIddIlnE 5.4:d: low, mddiinE 5sOd;
the ' day We're SEQ bales. Of which 800 were for
speculation and export and included 400 Ameri-
cam cam. Fu u opened firm and Closed feSsrish
American m! I'D n 6 March ,s Sa4S Mar Sa
Aps June An1 s and hy Say jas
and Aug. 5.2sd; Aug. and Sept; 5.lsd; Sept. and
Oct, 4.sOd: Oct. and Nov. 4.ssd; Nov. and Dec.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
Provisions.
Pork-New standard SIS. is per 100 lbs In Job

Pork-New standard ISIS per 100 lbs. In Job
Iard.eShoicc steam on E. side closed norninally
e.60c kettle-rendered at 1olsc; compound 'ssc.
Greea Hams. Etc.-Car lots held {. o. b. E.
size thus: Hams-10-av. at 11Sc; rs at nlsp
1lkc: las ct 105sc: les at 10sc 1ss at lel<c: sos
at l05sGslic skinned hams-1es and lsqaos at
l2c; 22asa4s at li&c: CALIFORNIA; Sic; New YORK
shoulders loai2.ay ShGe%e: from the block
lie; CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at Sc.
D. s. Meats-No price Quotable TO arrive; none
offered. any demand. Bxd. lots in a job
bling way ranged: Extra shorts at CSC: cribs At
e;tc; short clear l0c: bellies at 1U7sc: plates
nj sac: fat backs at SC: standard backs at l0c.
Dealers charged higher on orders.
Bacon-Bxd. =. c. meats IN a Jobbing way
ranged. Breakfast bacon at from 11igc for heavy
10 I5c for fancy light hams at 12nc to 13kc;
California and New Yori: shoulders at ekGg1.c:
plain smoked bxd. lots in n tobbing way ranged:
Extra shorts at 1ec: cribs at loasc: short clear
ri i0Jsc; bellies at llc plates at SIC; fat backs
at s%c: standard backs at 1ossc. Dealers charge
higher on orders.
prime sed &c for No. 2; cake at sxc. Packers
shoice odotable at eita6Sc.
Oieo-Stearine--Steady at 10hc.
q. Grease-Countsy: Brown Sac: yellow &c and
white &c Psekere' stock-Rrown at 4&947sc;
yellow III bl35isc; white of 7S41sc.
Frog Legs-Large S1.5e: medium 81; small 50c.
Roasting. Pigs-Demand limited: sales at g to
we vse.isascarce and firm. Quote: Choice at SC
per Ib; fair to good SIC: heretics and rough
large i64ifc per ib. Sheep Sh@4c per h.: thin
ewes and bucks at 2F2hc; lambs 66shc
!, Beef-on orders: Bbld.-Plate and Fulton Nor