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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
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bung Der beborItebenben 5eitli4teiten
in Baltimore i'm 5rlibiqbr mad 842
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1.-THE Family Physician"

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

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Identification bate beitra9en tOHHsr.
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@ctterberiht.
Ser. StdateHs& Si
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Srinft 9cnn0's Gbee mnS Saffce.
5eit 80 Sabren berii6mt tDegeH
QuulitGt unO PreiIe. s, .. 8ennp
6 D.. 60 QGben. (60jaS)
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
Fruits md Vegetables.

Tho Republics quotations arc for lots in
first hands unless otherwise specified. small lots
on. orders charged higher.
sTRAWBERR1Es-F Florida Refrigerator stock
at 25c for choice to 3jc for fancy: soft and In
per Ss Ben , Davis w 'fa2 2 for
Roman Beauty and Jonathan s3n4 for fancy
scalded. damaged seconds less.
FAGffic COAST Fl FKGITs-calfornia pears 81
ioT aes to q SOC
h isher FLORIDA from store at s5a55
MoNs~caIifcrnIa trk. On basis Of :, g q Is
for choice and 81. 6o for fancy ON orders Z9I1Vc
't P1S ne PILES Cuban at .a5Oa4 per
GRAPE FRUIT-Ficrida at $50. box and Cal
M MALAGA C GRAPES ss sat "a bunch
BANANAS-sla2 bunch on orders.
CoCOANUTS-s25 per 1000. L. trk-. and in job
POTATOES on trk-: Northern white tSa
Bank s0s and Hns 81 sa9ss
s Rec ksT el hebron ohio .e ear
Ohio io' in bulk s5a4sc Be- ''~'
&c oNioNR rs s1 per bu for fair to o5aaOc
fGs P sss'fs T. lsP6S sa5Es per Obj
Sn ss 9op FORK a ssocf Holland at
,sAuLRKRAUIEsl4 per 's-bbl and $50 per
rCtMBERsEEastern dollhouse at $50 per
doz.: New orleans at 81 Il doz; Florida. bu-
mond at 6oqsoc for yellow TO i5gs5c for red;
queen at Soc.
$l.s0d2 for choice culs i5cGSl.:o.
cEi.ERYSCaiifornia at s.e5a4;O a crate, for
fair fancy: New Orleans at &c doz punches
celery roots at Sca40c per doz.
BE,ETS-Home- grown at soc a Dbl. or lSn25c
per bu. loose: New orleans at lon25c doz
t,ARRoTs-Home- grown at &c per. bu. and
San sas' and G si5o ADJ Dbl. ''e"S '-'
LETTUCE-Florida hampers and crates az s2a
.. 20. according to quality. New Orleans. 4d4-o
a bbl.. according to quality Homegrown at Ieg
EtiGPLANT~s2 5oa35o per large crate
SPINACH-New Orleans at 50G35c per doz. large
punches. Kentucky :-3-hu. box. 35c for poor 10
SOC for choice and bu. boxes at 69@ 75c. Home
grown. 60Gf15c a bu box
-30I35c per bu. delivered.
TURNIPS-New home grown at 100 5c per bu
box and 60U15c Dbl. New Orleans at 2Oc a doz
KALE-Home grown at 25I3ec bu. loose
Consigned not wanted and going at ABOUT charges
PEPPERS-Florida at s2Qe-'0 FOR choice green
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per bDl. On orders
higher
punches, according to variety ard size Rose
land, blu. box. choice at Sl25T1.5 80.
STRING BEANS-Florida at $50 per bu. for
State to S3G325 for choice
MUSTARD GREENS-New Orleans at s0a37c
PARsLEY-New Orleans curley at 2sG3oc a
Observation-Disclosures at sa5od3 per
crate for choice delivered: poor less.
KOHLRARI-a5c per dos. bunches
ENDlVES-New Orleans at S5TSJo a Dbl.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS-F1orida at loo a ct
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
HEAVY EXPORT TRADING
ADVANCES GRAIN VALUES.
OPENING PRICES ON THE
DOWNTURN.
Buying Movement in Last Hour
Wipes Out All Early
Losses.

Export trading turned the tide in favor of
the bulls in the last hour of yesterday
session. The opening was extremely dull,
continue covering, the longs put their stuff
out. Liquidation became general on easy ca
bies. and bearish statistical news. iowa I'd
the end of the session reports of heavy
sales for shipment to foreign countries
caused a sharp reaction, which carried
prices slightly above those of the previous
day. The amount taken for export was said
to be nearly 100000 bu.
May wheat opentd lac off and sold at:
s7'sc 677sIeIi-c 67Sc. s7iic. 6'bsc. 61hc. 61a.c.
61isc. G'h.c. 67s.c.
The upward movement in wheat affected
not heavy. the clearances were moderate
and the cash demand was again light. Fear
of shortage in the contract grade was one
of the reasons for the late buying.
May corn opened 1tc off and sold at:
sSsc, 3s.sc. 3S,sc SSasc Ssisc. 3Sssc 3sAc. SsTsc
Receipts of wheat at St Louis 2s.951 bu.,
of which SCI SKIS. and 20 cars local and 10
cars through.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points 1884,,
tS2 bu.. and the shipments 49, bu. North
west received 2l3 cars. Chicago received
32375 bu., and Kansas City Sc. 400 bu. Clear
ances 40. leo bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis S. $50 bu. of
which az SKIS. and "a cars local and SO cars
through.
Receipts. of corn at primary ,points 254.2s.
bu., and the shipments BATES blu. Chicago
received $3.50 bu.: and Kansas City $500
bu. Clearances 36S.OCO bu.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis 116 100 bu. of
which ca cars local and % cars through
Shipments 80. $50 bu.
Receipts of oats at primary points 451 ,052
bu.. and shipments 1850 blu. Clearances
1920 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
BY Telegrap h.

Kansas city. Mo-. March 27.-Cattle-Receipts
1.2no natives. 10 Texans; calves IS natives; fat
cattle steady: and heifers steady; stock
ers lower; feeders steady: choice export and
dressed beef steers s450d5.25: fair TO good s. Is
4t5j; stockers and feeders S3.75d465; Western
fed steers s3G5: Texas and Indian steers g. ~
80: Texas cows soas;29: native cow. g; 80
bulls sed3:15: calves S2.36as7s: HogsHRecdp0
s1 shs sksce, 5Srksss ,el Rss
steady native lambs ss.5sa7.5o; Western lambs
s5,.5qL45: fed ewes s4S5G6: native wethers 81 II
10: Texas clipped sheep sLSaJ7s; stockers
steady to strong Good to prime steers $50
$50: poor to medium 1.15d4.7s: stockers and
feeders ss,Sat,S; COWS s. 5oa4 60; hsifers (: 50
ssas.55. Teaas-fed steers sia 80. Hoss-Receipts
to-day 1000: tomorrow Is. ooo left over Zoo
Mostly Joe lower. Close bad: mixed and butch
ers i 2og !. 80; coed TO choice heavy N3s9IsS;
sales s.9oa. 20 shee,"Receip,s 5000: steady:
lambs do. Good to choice. wethers -. IS: fair to
choice mixed 81; 80; Western sheep s55op
ss:I9; native lambs s3.5oG7;so: Western lambs
S.0i,; hogs. 27.as2: sheep. a.15.. Shipments-Cat-
''s Se* Yo nGs' Mass sheeR s
s4S ssW gres ssas aoqat sf s% "
81 $50 Is: extra fat s. %. Gables unchanged; ex-
ports to-day 80 cattle: tomorrow 'a2 cattle and
! 600 quarters Of beef Calves-Recspts s.: steady
Of any in,portance: city dressed veaIs steady .,
sdfl3c. Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1.41l: sheep
steady: good sheep wanted; prime to choice lambs
scare and full steady: medium and common not
ceipts 1851: firm. Pennsylvania and state hogs
81 S5fi1. 20: choice S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28

FEATHERS in price; offerings light
ase ' s Es' live gray in ss 81 s in s.
L Issse & ,s a nhss Sss+s tx. *
nuck.white 3sc: dark 2sc Tiirkeys-Clear tai
wing e Gsdn Pointers Sns s snd e ts
DEER 4 sGS!N rs; J EsTcprms deer skins sec
per r. FGaxs 80 each
asi; shearnss at 1og2sc; dry stock. fa;.en. etc.
'Roofs-ouo,e per u. Ginseng .s.ses.: lady
White Snake 4s WORTH NAY spp snssss
bark of root SC. bark of tree PIC, blood 3,t"
blue flag &c; sassafras-bark CT root Sc; wild GIN
suNELowER sEED-NominaI at ,1lo per
LINsEED oII.-Raw at 42c. boiled at 43c, 1c
ps cA 81 les h i ssE lGas per pu
10: and l9c for No; 8; small Quantities ic per
..coTToN-sEEp Winter white 4sc; yellow
&c; summer white &c: yellow 4lc: salad 4sc;
81 1oss eoS1sgs s. at
as5Sss per eaae aaH G1sraeted and S siiained@
Southern in bbls. at SIC; in cans 6,fc: California
sHHEsKSAur- in ,oSelr. way ct n.ss
orders aesers e chaise s5 B sess and a.
rho HoIsnNew York at ssassc; Western 2sSs.c;
sALT-E. side medium at SOC: sranulated SIC
per sr6 Se ff VII %sss III su cs at
1.3o per blu. Other kinds nominal Sales small
lets at from 3l.2o to $780,
BEANS AND PEAs-9uote from store: Dried
s.. per bu.; blackeye sl75Gi.s5; California pink
at SIC per ID; New York kidney SIC: Lima
IkAFEIR CoRNmWhite at s2,ac per 100 lbs.
gasoline 9sc vinegar &c; black oil SOC: iinssei
light oil and varnish &c: sugar 1sc; whisky eoc
pickle &c; salt &c: -four 15c mola.ses soc: lard
ties DC; 2oc Off for each broken head: &C for each
,MoSS-Gray mixed 1lsd1%c: gray. brown and
black mixed at ISQ2c: machine-picked at So
BE; M at sl.@4c: xxx at t.1G5e: XXNX Mt
s15i.c: Inferior picked less: extra black SC.
BROOM CORN-Nominaly firm: quote. per ton:
Fair $4,000: common si0Gjo: choice at ts5Tf5
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at pcc:
old rope-No, ! Manila at $t.5o; No. a: Zoe;
rubber at $3.50.
.BoNEs-Choice bleached at SIS per ton: other
kinds from SO to 81.
Wrought iron 75e; heavy cast zoe: malleab.e steel
s Ins.s S. hesvy Siass S. eSp.. g. INC
POP CoRN-Selling on cob at soc@N per 100
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28

/. WuBAT-Receipts ss7 SKIS and >, cars local
and 10 cars through, BY sample deL,No; red
sold at 52,.c local and :2qIs ss destination n sna
7od71c designations No. at &c to 66,gc for
milling and Turkey worth zoe and export sSds9c.
No. hard Iuotabe at Csc and No at a6gSr;
and a. cars through. Local weights. No. at
?sI.m3ac ,sorne offered that not saable above
gscl: No. at 54d3sc: No. yellow at .siec: Nc.
(: white at E,zd4eS4c and choice and St Charles
at isc; No. white at 4oc for soft t" NC on the
0ATs~Receipts 81 cars local nnG .: car,
through: dull. BY sample delivered-No. not
offered and salabe. at ssc: No. > sold at seq
white at az @329sc. and siqa5.sc for sood to
RYE-Prices in buyers favor. and market dull
Sales on trk No ): cars del a., 10 r. sac sid.
at 4Ic. local weights: No. 3. car del. TO F. side
BARLEY"Duii sales 1000 bu. Minnesota on
p; t; Quote range Of values on mailing barley
FLAXSEED-Car lots lower to sell at s1.cs per
bu spot and sl.07 to arrive; q SKIS poor sold
FIoI-R-soft winter -four: Patents s3.soda45:
straIghts So 1913 81: extra fancy 20: clears
ST. T5ii2 80: low grades s.. 4oa2.eo. Hard winter
-four: Patents at 81 a0d3 30: >eraiEhts s29on3 10:
clear Sc JOd2 20. Forego!ng prices for lots from
first hands trk.. or at depot. this side. Orders
RRAN-saIes in zoos made at &c w. side for
bran and ships round, zoe for ships del. 4 side
buyers. on direct sale bran in large SKIS. at 7ec.
At mill bran at 1SIs0c and middlinCs at gc.
RYE FLOUR--At se.s5 in iute SKIS. and S3.15 in
wood. ..,,
meal grits and bominy $3.50.
HAY = Receipts $50 tons local and $50 tons
through; shippcd 225 tons. Quote. on l.. trk. :
Timothy SIG for choice: No. l si4nl'.0o: No. z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
NEW ARM0RY'S FIRST FUNCTION
Large Crowd Turns Out to See
Rcgimental Dress Parade.

The First Regiment gave a house warm
ing last night at the Exposition Coliseum.
its new home for the next two years.
The seating capacity of the place was
nearly taxed to accommodate the friends of
the milltamen. 1t was conceded to be a
larger crowd than any that ever attended
a regimental drill at the old quarters at
Seventeenth and Pine streets.
Flags and bunting were draped about the
new quarters In profusion, which aug
mented by the recent application of paint
about-the western half of the Exposition
building. made the gloomy place take on a
gala appearance.
The evenings programme began with a
concert by the First Regiment Band. which
lasted from S:lo to 9p. m. Guard mounting
followed.
Company G. one Of the crack branches of
the regiment. under the command Of Cap
tain Julius W. Gerhart drilled in rare form
and was literally rewarded in applause
Captain Arthur b. Donnelly conducted the
battalion drill. which was followed by q
regimental parade.
Colonel Sinclair had a COPY of House ap-
preparation bill No. 663 read to the regi-
ment. This bill recently passed both
branches of the Missouri legislature and Is
the best measure the militia ever had passed
in their favor. 1t appropriates $4,000 for
the maintenance of the National Guard OF
Missouri and an additional $4,000 for the
militiamen to make a creditable showing
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28

;, Pork-New standard SIS per 100 lbs. in a job
lard Choice steam on f. side closed nominally
s.5!isc ksttle.renaered io,t alote; compound 7.s.
thus at Pic ,s,s rs .s'a at nae i. Al
lllrc. les and 1ss at lac. Dos at IIsc: skinned
california and a, s saS seM Hs.s ,ssaa : at S
svJ at Sac From the block, del: Hans mainly
6 s at s II to shoulder. at II ss
n MeatsNo slSs s 9 t to arrive nor
short clear At iohc, bellies, at lO,sc. plates at
Dealers charged higher on orders SA.A' VIZ
BaeSnI BID $; c; meats in ,,; iobb:nE way
10 Sc for choice light. ham. at iysc to lac.
Extra shorts at ios:c cribs q: ,,e shor! clear at
a., BELLIES ssda art HACKS Plates At y s. Fat backs
higher on orders.
p. and e 9; S s sssss @ at s. Sc
choice Quotabe at Gi.a6Ac.
Blown at IT, yellow &c and
at r ,,s s vhi,s s s ss medium 81. .m. .,
veals-ouo.e choice az Saqsc per n; fair Sc;
sseep ha enc thin and
fan lambs at 5a5,sc spring lambs $40 TO 40 lbs.
at Roasting sn p P.ss.pemand limited sale, a. 81 to
Beef.;on orders, Bbld.-Pla.e. and Fulton Mar
Live Poultry-ouote: Turkeys-Averase weight
lac. Chickens-Ilght hens 101sc: heavy hens lie:
broilers 2t lbs. or less lee: old ROSTERS &C. young
ROSTERS. stays. ste- pucks-i!c. Geese SC. Live
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys lac. Chickens-Hens
10isc: broilers lsc capons isc slips 12c ROSTERS
g. Ducks lsc Geese 'ase. Foregoing figures
are 1Se SrSsf republic quote.
32sN; mixed $3.50: canvaspack S.: redheads So.
ORA ducks eJf5oc per doc. less Jack snipe
$l.35-
Fresh Fish-Demand good and prices frmer.
Quote per ID: Black bass at lac: croppie &c for
small to &c for large dressed cat sHc: SPOONFUL
cat &c: bullhesds. dressed, &c and gross &c: ous-
dressed she. small &c. gross 2l1c; sunnsh lsac:
white perch sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28

ibs. for pearl, mixed q, soa7sci ries q, ng1.zS'
PfTANtjTS-Ws oiUts: Farmers stocsr-fHo ~
ttsffsc per ID white at 2ts12Hn. <.,,,a-x,.
NOTWITHSTANDING st coo PER bu,. .aht.rn.,,.
ipaI0i.p for hafdsheli and 1oih4RTo fof wv
GfiEsrNuTs- New west virginia nonin'';
Italian saac.
large and y. bodl e tgr sisiibntk a., =, soae,e
sokatiUM-PrIms at soazic per eai; inferior
and old less -,
DRIED FJUiTY-guote. nofninally; Eysp1Ia'-
cd apples Jj%ft4r for fair 10 ne Tor GOOD ara -
Tor choice. damaged. etc, less. bleseheh ch'ps wv
MxPLE SUGAR AND siRgp-New sugar a.
sgloc per 10. Canadian at isc: maple sifup ~
t1n90u per gal. i.
GRASS gt!ED-Qnote. per IN lbs Timothy 81
from from a29. RfInl,s, more , and ,nlsfV T., n :.
Hungarian at poe 10 81 IS; teltvp 81 81 W SSD
for seed In chsH to -. 70 to Sc fpr chice 10 faHy
.COOPEHSrUFFS-gup cotton Hour bIi, ~
S.Dfis; d. meal Dbl ut IS; NJ. 2 ~ 8: ,lb ~
0ls: lard tiertn nj t2T. pork bbi at fis. Head
ings. per set-No. -four hbl. -. Mill run Ips-
inch stock for apple hbl. p.r. lara trfIf
lsc: pork bbi. I2i,c. shaved hptps-flour bi,l
IS for cooper. - for hnnsisr. Dbl ~ roii"d 'iW
IS: oak and tierc". cooper shaved. ffdk. lp.k -,
COoPERAGE-I Lard tee 81 ~ q f1r wop1 Hth
Sl.39 for ron-bound bbls; pork hbls ~ " t'r
fat-top do. 2ic y bbig. Me- meal Ne
TAGGING. tsTc.-HaEslnF. per yard. l'..l5. al
5Sc: 2-Ib. at 9-lsc: q, Id. At G'sr. Iron cg''9n
tics at 81 %. Hemp twinr s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
The Metal Markets.

New York. March 27.-London tin prices were
advanced las to-day to fl3 IS for spot and f13s
los for futures; At New York the market was
also a shade higher. closing steady at 3p6D Soc.
Copper at London declined IS Cd. spot and flu
lures closing at f6t lis 81. The local market
shade better on the inside price for lake
and electrolytic. but IT was quiet all around.
Standard is quoted at 49, 15c lake ard eectroiytio
at IL 5d15c. and casting at a. sogl5c. Lead was
steady and unchanged here at 461Sc. but in Lon
den i declined Is Sd to Els Is Cd. spelter was
steady in New York and UNCHANGED at & 75c. In
London 1t IS I'd higher f23. The Glas-
gov iron market closed at as and Middlesboro
at 52s locally. the market was quiet: No foun-
dry Northern is quoted at s24a24.59: No. foun-
dry Northern at $22422.J0: No. foundry South
and No. foundry Southern soft at so. SOD
$40. Warrants are nominal.
Coffee.
New York, March 27.-Conee-Spot Rio easyJ
No. : invoice 5asc; mild quiet: Cordova Ttt6l2c.
The market opened steady at partial decline OF
5 points and ruled moderately active The news
Of bearish average as to foreign markets
and statistics. and while there was more dis
position to buy at the decline for covering pur
poses the close barely steady. with prices
net unchanged to points lower for the day and
at the lowest level Of record. Sales were o. 80
bags, including April at 1904 15c: May at Li5c:
July at 4.35c Sept. at SOC: Oct at (s0c: Nov.
at 4.eJc: Dec. at 4.son4 s5c: Jan. at 4.9064.s5c.
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BURIAL WILL BE IN SCOTLAND.
General MacDOnald's Brother Goes
for Body.

Paris. March 27.-The British Consul A
P. lnglis. to-day issued formal note an
nounelng that the body of Major General
to Scotland. where the funeral services will
Mr. Inslis adds that a brother of the dead
that the British military attachc here. Lieu
tenant Colonel Stuart Wortley, has received
sseiesraphic Instructions from the War Of
Scotland " tue po"y !"
.a Inc ,oIic'al statement Just issued was in
that the body OF General MacDonaid wss
to he buried here tonight, !" -
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run LiEht-Beef Trade Quiet
sheen Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Therc was 4
tnan on sale las, t'rioay. with the supply
OF steers consisting OF load and piece Or two
slow. as buyers were OF the same disposition to-
ward handling the heavier cattle as they have
been at all times during the week. Prices were
considered steady with the close OF Thursday. as
there enough on ofrer to cause, any
charge to values. the weeks receipts OF steers
have been fair. and included fair To Sood kinds.
although there was nothns on offer that eouli
very Irregular during the week. and the heavy
cattle above 1.25o lbs. have met VIVA very poor
sucn weights has been on the decrease. and sales
sans and the ws c ne R M ns Sr
ing Decline of ISn2Ic compared with last Fri
better dsmand and were considerei fuily steady.
while tue most ire WAS shown w.isit-
snsrpes, kind Of ccmpetiton from packers ss" and ind
outcn sTf "a, and are fully lea2sc higher t
Best tina native beef steers. strictly fancy,
choiees export expo ,0 Steers. 1.seai $50 liz: S"a5 %
Good .s shipping and export steers. 1900
Fair 70 medium shipping steers. i.sc5s <'VS''
b isY f REEF AND HuTJHER srE tEass''
steers. l.oOonlise lbs. ................ 5l5a5.oJ
sntch.T s ca aaae very es little was osres S
the day in the butcher department. and included led
punches Of steers and heiiers bringing ,ssii AH
The light supply was soon taken at steady prices.
the demand for veal calves was Very Slack, WITH
choice veas bringing $3.50. Supplies OF butcher
cattle during the week were light and composed
generally OF good. desirable kind OF killers
The demand has been extremely brisk for the
lightweight offerings from ali sources and when
available have sold readily good strong values.
eliminating in an advance Of 15a25c The gem
eral run OF cows and the heavy haifers snow
very little change. being considered fully steady
although a few cases were thought to be a shade
higher on the medium COWS. Gamers and bulls
have not sold as well in proportion this week
especially so the Gamers buyers didn't show
any disposition to buy at all. the fact resulting
in a 100 decline. while bulls were thought steady
to easier. Veal calves showed some advance
early in the week. but are closing around Joe per
Cwt. lower.
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Sl2.5oe1t: lower grades at ssdI2 Clover at ST.
for No. l: Sl2413 for No .. clover mixed Sl13l2
Prairie on W: side SIC. sodil for No / and ssay
for No. 2 and 81 for lower grades
WHISKY-steady at 81 40,
LEAD AND sPELTER-Iead H.5.lsal.so;
spelter at s.. 35d5.40.
STRAW heat sold E. tri at S. rye a. ST. 5,
Is and oats at $3.50. Sale: re Y. trk. az