davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-08-12

&c. Lambertville Puff sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas
hdious smokers. J. b. Kline, No. 90
Bridge Street, Lambertyille, N. j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-08-12

WEDNESDAY, AUG u, 1908
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-08-12
AMERICAN DAY AT ATLANTIC CITY

DR.. David kennedy's Cherry Balsam best for
Colds. Coughs. Consumption. a5e. SOC. SIoo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

iis T a and New TO 'S'sf 10
offered nor any demand. Bxd. lots in a job
bling way ranged Extra shorts at SIC; cribs at
$50; short clear at l9e; bellies at lelse: plates
Dealers charged higher on orders.
Bacon,BNd $. c; meats in a jo5bins way
to l5c for fancy light hams at IKE to 1Shc:
california and New York shoulders at 9Iec: plain
Ra shd s2sd s in ns5 lo d, short
a, 1915: bellies at 1lsc: plates at sssc fat backs
Tallow,Firmer: scarce: country run at SIC for
prime and Sc for No. 9: cake at 6lsc. Packers
oIeo-Stearine-steady at losc.
Grease-Country: Grown 2fsc: yellow 4hc and
white 41.c Packers, stock.BIown at 4asa47sc
., Roasting pigs-Demsnd limited: sales at 81 to
veaIs-scaree and firm. Quote: Choice at &c
per ID far TO good SIC: heretcs and rough
eWss and aa bucks Per H. Sheep aS s4f sF ie
Beef-on orders: Bbii.IPiate and Fulton Mar
kst and roll at ;i2 go mess at 81 s.,s dried sets
ave Pou!try-Choice turkeys quoted at 14c
mixed chickens 1laI4c; ROSTERS &c. Ducks lac.
Dressed Poultry-scalded and undriwn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens lolsct: ROSTERS
&c: turkeys, l5alsc: ducks l5c: geese saloc: ca
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only
,,s,usks undrawn per dez. Mallard 81: teal
$780, rabbits. per doz'. 5oasoc: small and rejec-
a sae per se aeps e a5
Fresh Fish-Demand active and prices strong.
small to Sc for large: dressed cat 9Iac: spoonful
cat SIC: bullheads-dressed at SC and gross &c:
SMALL German csrp-dressed SIC. small &c, gross
3c. sunfish &c; white perch &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

The Republics quotations are for car lots in
t gnsss specified Small lots
,oss,TrRAwBERRlES-IEio Eefrsera;or stock at
's at S !aua
APpLES-per Dbl cold storage: Ben Davis.
at ~ sad asss Ct re- aRs
Wtnesaps nom 81 $685.; willow twig s;5ods:
eording to condition Eastern Baldwin and Green
ing 81 S5d2 80 for No; ! or choice: seconds less.
TACTIC COAST FRUITs-calfornia pears s.
IN lots on s, ea ,H navel
f.EM6Ns-caifornia on trk. on basis of s2a2 e
for choice and $3.50 for fancy. ON orders zsa5oc
.bI AZ Les a. at ssssSo crate for
California at s2.5e@s. according to size and
MALAGA GRAPEs-ssa7.7 Is bunch.
BANANAS-sld2 a bunch on orders.
cocoANuTs-s25 pc per leo E. trk. and in job
cRANBERRIEs-Choce sound stock at s1a12
PSTAToEs. Stocked on TT, trk; Northern white
at fr and sa a s9 5 and seos &c
SmPS SsaSse f Red ed River early ohio eva ssassc
WESTERN WESTERN ea4y oSia Hebron 4a"e
oNIoNs-Nerthern red globe at s5g45c in bulk.
rsS ks0 at
and DANISH sss per .on
del f snao'' per eb and 5, 50 per
GUMBO-Florida IS at $262. 25 for choice
CUCUMBERS-Eastern dollhouse at $1.50G1 Is
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bermuda at 7o@soc: Nan
semond 81 for yellow to ST. 10 for red: queen at
soc: consigned yellow 81. 50a2.7 . a Dbl, del.
TOMATOES-F1orida 6s at S25cn3.50 for good
Green less CUBAN .sdfs s for good to choice ''''
CELERY-Calfornia at g i5G3 % crate for
choice: New Orleans at c0625c doz. punches:
celery roots 3eQ4Gc per doZ.
BEETS-Home-Erow at SO1Soc a Dbl. or 20925c
per su loose: New Orleans at lSa26c doz-
CARRoTS-Home- grown at s5G4oc per blu. and
81. 3oerl.5o per Dbl: New Orleans 81 per Dbl.
LETTTCt:-New Orleans at s5G6 per Dbl. for
rers al s2des5 for choice; damaged less. Home
grown at SoMS5c per bu box
E1IGPLANT-FIorda at 3l.50d2 per large crate;
Cuban at g so crate.
SPINACH-New Orleans at 25G3oc per doz
punches.
RTTABAGAS-At &c per bu.. del.
TURNIPS-New homegrown at 15Qe0c per blu.
box and 75c per Dbl. New Orleans at 81 per bbl
PEPPERS-Florida 6s at $q220 for choice
HoRsERADIsH-At ss64 per bbL On orders
sOUASH-Hubbnrd at 4OG5ac per 100 lbs.
RADISHES-New Orleans 25c per doz. punches,
according at variety and size.
a MusTAR e 1GREEfNsNew Orleans at SOC per
PARsLEY.New orleans at 25@soc per dcz
CAuIIFI.ONER-Caiiior at SIao per crate
KOHLRABI-At 35a1a5c per doz punches.
SHAs.LOTS-New Orleans at 2SG3Oc per dog.
tuncfes. 49,
BRCSSEf. SPROUTS--Florida at 15c per quart
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. March Live poultry-Receipts to-
day were l car Western southern and south
Shippers carried fully cars of fowls uu-
from last week, anu, with fresh receipts
SLOW ana trend of values downward. Receivers
held fowls at lac, but Joobers did not Offer over
loo; turkeys not plenty and steady; Ducks sod
1airly well, but eetse generally of undesira bic
quality. Pigeons steady: market still unsettled
at the close. Turkeys lSc. Ducks-WesteIn mixed.
ls1; do. Southwestern Sl.slql.50. Pigeons-MIxed
old and young. pair. aeas5c.
Dressed Pouitry-Receipts to-day !.g72 pkgs.
hand this morning. and with invoices IN transit
showing up much heavier, an easier feeling de-
velopeu. With l4c extreme fancy graded fowls
and l3ec all that could be depended upon for best
packaCInS. while ordinary " estern and South
irregular in quality and prices. Fresh killed tur-
keys had to be selected TO reach quotations and
mixed lots did not exceed l64Tc. Western capons
worked out slowly with only fancy large birds
exceeding lSlac.
SQUADS in accumulation and only choice large
white exceeded 81 per doz. y-packed-TuTkeys
5ss I & s ssscsed ngg
lie: straight young toms. 16dl1c: old toms. Ice.
Chickens-Western dry-p.cked fancy. boxes "A
capona. Western choice large 1sik@l9c: do me
dunn and slips i5Gl1c.
Fowls-western scalded and dry-picked. prime
1lGialzc. Old ROSTERS. 10c. Spring ducklings zoe
33ueksLWs.tern mixed cd and Young I5gIsc
ssasSs pr.me d Sef SOL ''as'' mixed
toms mixed. prime lsaisisc: young hens and
iSa1sc old toms f7e :' cuiis i2aise Roasting f
chickens. early packed: fancy large soft meated
Isls@l7c: prime large Ice: medium l4al5c: No. 2
ROSTERS ioc Broiiers-Fancy dry-picked sic
prime dry picked 17alsc; scalded lsa17c. Ducks
Fancy lsalsc: average 1sal7c. Geese-Good to
fancy lGl3c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Local grain dull with the balance slightly of the
dions
in p
esuppyha
net
tional
ellen
relieved
m 1sc o
to a easie
n other is
o the
and per cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
By Telegraph.

Memphis. Tenn. March The river index her,
stands , Is e. e. ,s feet On the rise :
S p 1,n M for Arkansas City with good TIP
Point. The Robert E. Lee departed at D. M for
Mq The at p for . shs
morning from Cairo and returns tomorrow even
ing for Arkansas River Receipts By river to-
day wss s lS2 bales cotton LIZ bags seed cotton
Cairo; ILL.,. March 1.-The river gauge reads
SSsr, showing whine fail Of and during last
Inent snasboat H c. YriEh. sear,.d for f Msrn-
iamser ns, me a.o Eriss.s aiyed rom n" .Ss !.
sss1snsa %g IL ono ss.in 20 paf1ss E:
cry New or. sf w st The
,dy Shows As a'.h r!s # @ss s Ell:
e the sea as retursd i froo Gseeays me
leave the the coal aeet wTeeR so.ni x
with barges of iron and three Of coal for New
Memphis to save as much Of the coal a. d pos
rapidly: The stage j. now s feet * inches nsn
several Hundred feet Inc Ice bridge has moved
inc Chester s:,b ILL., March aGauEe ia feet and r.-
end and tow passed up at $50 a. m. Stacker Lee
Sty' VhO.p MdICH line 84uge reads
~ feet. rise of 4 Of foot in "A hours Grew
Eaeie up at a. M Chester up at 2:l5 a m
cloudy and threatening. ~
Grand Tower. H.. March 2.--Osaxe down NJ
a. M Anderson working at Loveiov TODAY
Ine gauge reads 1853 feet and rising Weather
Cape Girardeau Mo-. March 2-weather
showing all day. River rising rapidly. S;anrc
reads 49, feet The Stacker Lee due down.
Wheeling, March 2-River 40 feet 4 in.b~..
stationary. Cloudy and cool. 'n."e'
Cincinnati, March 2-River II feet: rising 4
and cold. s'ouo'
Louisville. March River rising; canal 1s
feet falls 154. below locks 42.s, Cloudy and
Warsaw. Ill, March 2-Gauge reads 90 feet.
ran OF j since last report. Weather cloudy
Eva, Evansville, Ind. March 2-RIver rising a.s
Pittsburg. Pa, March 2-Rivsr N A ..s.. cell.
irg. Cloudy and cool. tee'' A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
TEXAS AND MT INDIAN STEERS.
YEARLINGS.


in fact. net more than one-thlrd sufficient to III
the requirements of the trade There ere, was ,, mo
stock all selling readily at prices equally rs
good any time recently for all decent lamb
d mS mutton hee ns 1s sold up to
other good lambs sold up to 81. and good native
mutton sheep at $. stockers are in good demand
providing they young but old toothiess ewes
are not wanted at any price.
HOqS-The run of hogs fair for the iirst
day in the week the receipts amounting to near,
iy 5000 head. While they averaged reasonably
were scarce. good demand prevailed AM sell
ers were able to, force buyers into paying higher
amounted to loai5c. and on this basis trading
was quite active Ordinary packers and light
mixed hogs did not show quite so much "a,
readily and received the benefit Of the advance.
but the inferior ones showed no improvement
whatever. and sold very slow: All soft-.eokins
aI.teed before a sale can be made at any price
The late market was not quite so good as Tho
early one. howsve. nothing of any Importance
Fair to best butcher and heavy hogs sold at
81 10G7 As; good medium weights and packers at
Is. the bulk at s57 10 oolt lights is ~ to
i0o to 15o lbs. at s5so@sso pigs at sS.'Sae 2''
IL ~ So. .
G top Pos 81 a sse isS M sold
73D against top of $40. and TIE DUH at
s. S56sT. e5 Saturday. CO.
90 tord nav averaged rs lbs and cost 81 20: the
main drove bought by Nelson Morris q Co. av-
eraged 900 lbs and cost 81 10. and the main drove
hoIght " the st. Louis Dressed Beef company
averaged 226 lbs. and cost &.S6-
HORSES&In essential character stics the pres
emf week in the horse market commences VIII
very little change manifested from the CONDITIONS
nredominatng during last week. There Is good
Sannand from the various sources. and free
outlet at steady prices IL being accorded TO al
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Depar ted.


The dispute as to the c.nsrgl Of the Eagle
fed the .Leyhes. who now control the property: To
The question will be brought before the Court OF
as fer dec eli The trouble sS r out Of
CAPTAIN ]. A. Hill Of Alton was elected presi-
dent throwing the r Leyhe; no gu, OF sentS Tine
that the election Illegal. and called another
meeting. at which the former president. Captain
William Levine. was reelected. :
CAPTAIN Henry Partee. who has been selected
to pilot the cruiser Arkansas to St Louis for the
Line steamer I.ourey bound for New orleans.
Captain James Mccormick of Alton was .
visitor along the river front yesterday.
The Stacker Lee DELAYED in getting out
for Memphis and did not depart until yesterday
morning. She took out a heavy freight and many
CAPTAIN Frank King arrived on the steamer
Grey Eaxe Yesterday. and departed for his home
r,-, 1.-THE Chester ,s arrived with good trip and de-
paF1 c IN .ne afternoon wei pa'ronized
and heavy cargo.
Ralph Dexter went out as second clerk OF the
shipped second mate. a.
The Belle of Calhoun is loading for her grain
Crews for the steamers City Of Memphis and
Glty OF savannah OF the Tennessee River Line
boats to st. Louis.
Pilot Bob McGarrah resigned from the
Calhoun. His place was taken by James Douo-
rived las. night from New Orleans with a tow
OF barges.
80 PILOTS Phi, Mage Chapman and Bob McGarrah WIN
captain w. H Brown Of Of Fn sG"a H. and
Frank King Of Portage were admitted to menu
bership in Harbor IS at the meeting yesterday
placed in e ne 5na R the Bald E Ss w s
II the weather continues favorable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

ISL; black C; May apple se: snake ssgsss
bark of root Sc. bark of tree az: blood sisc:
biuefing &c: sassafras-bark of root SC; wild GIN
'sUNFIowER sEED-Nominal at 81. 1oal IL
LINsE;ED oII.-Raw at 45c: boiled a. 4sc: 10
per gal less 81 In car car lots
No. and loc for 10. .: small quantities lc per
COTTON SEED oiI,-win.er white 4sc: yellow
47c summer white 42c: yellow 4ic: salad 4sc:
,on GomsDa1k at 1Gg,,e choice
50 25aSl5 per case Extracted and strain ned
southern in bills at 59.a6c' in cans 5S4a6c; Cali
sAIERKRAuT- Quote in I9bbing way at $40
per is-bbl and at 81 80 per Dbl; kegs at t9c: on
S Sidsrs dealers charge s'O per as and ''' Tor
', HOPS New York at s59S9c: Western at siassc.
SALE. side; Medium at sOc,:, graduated Sc
PEI sN AIS f5 Pc Ros BEANS strong car
lots Of choice hand picked peas held at Sc z, on
2ss and Machine S'" d'U at ou?se from
store: Dried green peas.Scotsh at So; srn,t
at 3ls@Ss.c per ID, New York kidney &C: Lima
beans ~ : l0astG; entils 41kc.
fafSG o ni yn9ns5 e haS oil s seed
ties 2sc 2oc off for each broken head. &c fo- each
,Moss,Grsy mixed 1isalac; gray. brown and
s4e; XX at sisd4s: XXX t at l+Ss Sc xXXX at
0TStSe; inferior picked less; extra back &c.
ton: Fair 55ascc; common sicaso; choice at sos
RAGS FTc-per 100 lbs Country rags at SOC;
old rope.No l Manila at $50; No. at SEC:
,BoNEsLChoice bleached at SIS per ton: other
r: SCRAP IRON AND MErA1-Per 100 lbs;
bna &C. assv eS Soc burn, 2c light
W toNN-selllfiC on cob at gGNMt1 lVD
ioi; 10. pearl; mixed a, 5oa75c; rice at slGl:5.
' MSL2 gfr y. yh5,e S.2ae No. =, c,,,or,,
at I9alol4c for hardshell and lOa@iOAc for soft
r., cnHEsT TN wes, Virginia nominal:
HekoFS S # os Rsr hs s bu at 81 for
large SGr, and and Is, 81 .59al IS for shellbark.
,oS SonR fs CANE SEED-Best bid at 75c per
SO soRGHUM-Prime at 2oae5c per gal: inferior
aI nRIE u 1T nominay: Evaporated
1..@iSe: do. waste at lGlisc: sun dried quarters
at tt,sase o. strictly choice at SIC. sundried
~. MAPLE T SUGAR AMI. sIRUP;-New sugar q. 50
per per Ibi Canadian at 1Sc: maple strip at 6oa9oc
fr GRASS Is sGE;P l, per 100 lbs Timothy at
{. Glover y a, from 70 81 niet sc to
y sE saa no 'S at e f'F choice
.COoPERSTUEFS-Quot Cotton -four Dbl at
81; do. meal bill. at s.; No 2 at So: is-bbl at IS:
mill mil, run, run fruit Dbl at $50 beer key at seals
set-No -four Dbl &c. mill run: 7is-inch stock
Tor apple Dbl t4c: do. 3iac: lard fierce lsc:
pork b. 12isc. Shaved hoops-Flour bbl.. IS for
cooper. 81 fer hooser: iE-bbI 49, coiled elm S.:
oak and tiercs. cooper-shaved ssGs: pork IS.
COOPERAGE-Lar ties at 81 .25 for wood and
80 for inbound bills: pork bbls. at 81 os for
wood-bound 81 10 for iron bound: also tcs 81 27is:
Hat-top do. SIC. A-bhls. 25c; meal 2Sc.
,BAGGLNG ETC-Basging per yard: iS-lb; at
SIC: 2-b. at 9-lSc; 2iL -lb at SIC. Iron cotton
ties at Les. Hemp twine Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Cash Grain. Elaur. Etc.

WHEAT-Receirts 2l4 SKIS. and % ears local
red at 7sa. g75e: basis local weshts So. red
at at 7sazsc W and E. side: No: i quoiable at sc
nor to e for nesy winter
for milling. the best selling at 7la72c for No 2
and fE Ns Spf w sqaae.
No. quotable at esaS7c.. and No at Sc. and s
5s ss nsa o.
81 cars through; car lots No. bringing Hh@
ss S se yellow a Wsse n sss. ssp AND r.
white 45isd45Ac.. destination weights. sales to
e g o1 H. Sr for ss g. % fas
No. Z: 42hc for No. 2yellow: 43sc to 4sc for No.
OATS = Receipts es cars local and 10 cars
thro1gh BY sample. No sold at &c loca, and
at So white AZ e sass No.
white at s4.qs5c to s5,sases;
nominally better on tsss Of 5olsc i local to Sic
ass tn len for No. :,S q SALE car choice No.
BARLEY-saes car feed at 40 E. side.
FIANssEEp--unchans bids were. per bu..
; :sss sx ssdss asl ssisi
Hours Patents sssoasso s.Fssh, s so@ ;4d
hrst hands. trk. or at depot this side Orders
re in large and 7sa7ic in small Skis; mixed feed
at s5as5c in zoos; mddiings at s5asss; at mill
bran sells at 35c and mddlings at 9ScG$.
CISWREAT FLOUR-At IS. SOFAS
RYE FLOUR-At $3.50 in jutc SKIS. md 49, In
wood.
CORNMEAL.-city mea:. T. o. b.. $3.50: pearl
meal grits and hominy 60.
HAy-Receiepts $50 tons local and go through;
shipped SIS tons. Quote on f. trk:: Timothy
1850: lower grades at ssd1O.50. Clover at sl3aH
for choice and No. l.: si1GI2 for No; 2: clover
mixed SllMl2. Prairie. on W. side-Sl1 for No.
and ssG9 for No. 2, and 81 for lower grades
wHISKY-Steady at 81 80.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead $s.s1k64 spelter
at about $3.50.
STRAW-Sa,es on E. trk.: cars wheat at
$3.50; car stained rye also at $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
TO AvENGE BROTHERS. DEATH.
Michael Breen Devotes His Time
to a Relentless Prosecution.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Jefferson City. No.. March 2.-John T.
Fitzsimmons. Doctor R. B. H. Gradwohi
Jefferson City to appear as witnesses in the
trial Of the State VS.. Zimmerman, charged
with feionious assault. Last August Law
severely injured by two men. He was taken
to ST. Louis. where he died.
Mlchael breen, a brother of the dead man, !
nimse1 sewer laborer. has devoted thek
greater portion OF his time since then seekE
ing to avenge Lawrence's death. when thes
county autnorities seemed lax, Michael
He saved. borrowed and secured all the
money ne could to prosecute the men whom
was declared not guilty. The trial Of tho
other defendant will come up tomorrow.
the three st Louis meu will testify regard.
ing Breen's death. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Eggs.
Ek 3
REpITpTJC SpECTAJ.

&c Nsw York March nds- Egg to-day
Kentucky at I.c 100 Kansas at lie and 100 West
to be Of
supplies at the leading Western points with this
sod p ali fsd aa ns q
fine, fresh at full market. Complaints Of frozen
in refriserators, but prices were 70 higher. as
the disposition was TO get rid of the stock. al,
for as goods from outlying points are pretty
well forwarded. and more DC and 1oc stock COLD
Quotations. loss offEwestern extras lie At
marh-wes.ern tiIsss Is,se: Western , seconds lsc
fair lsd14c; fresh gathered drties i3Ti5c: do.
re- d ar to
sqlSe poor sss .lnp LINED 11alls e-m ~ higher
lsc at the mark fresh southwestern l5Nc at the
,n sh'dss9 s ai5ss Efss ARM at mark cases
missouri. and Kansas stock 12s.e. loss of cases
returned: No. whitewood cases iaciua-
ed lSl-c.
Dry Goods.
New York: March THE dry goods market
though agents are quietly asking more in great
sod as Conditions prevail in near.y ali lines and
sellers are not accepting offers made them. Man
amount OF profit on their product.
Coffee.
New York. March 2.-Coffee-Spot Rio steady:
mild quiet Futures opened steady at partial
decline of points and ruled very QUIET in
keeping with featureless foreign markets. In
itiai decline the result of heavier primary
movement. but the market steaded by the
frrlness of spots and closed quiet on the opening
basis. Sales were II. so bags. including March
at l.3oc: May SOC: Aug. 4.75c: Sept. 4sop4 SIC:
Nov. 4.95c and Dec. 5.20c.
FIaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago ILL.,. March 2.-Flaxseed was dull and
steady. May sold at SLIT and closed there. No.
Northwestern was nominay NI6 and No i
sf.12. Receipts were Is cars here IS cars at
Minneapolis and ii at Duluth.
Petroleum.
New York, March 2.-Oil unchanged.
Oil City. Pa. March 3.-Credit balances 81 50;
certificates, sales. Shipments-Feb. "a and %
90 $50: daily average for month s2s Shipments
March N50.559: runs 1a.0s2. average ASA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Produce.

frsts e3d24c: seconds l9q20c. Dairy-Extra zoe:
frsts 1sGlse grease 4Qsc. Ladie-pacsdM,Extnrca.
ul-c. Rsno.ated-Extra &c: trsts tSsssc.
Eggs-Current receipts 15A 4l5Ac. Receipts
l,71s local and 1.ss0 through: shipped $50
Cheese-Eortnern orders: Twins 1910: sin
giles ls5ko: daisies 14c; Y. A. 14Ac: lonyhorns 14c
Limburger l2l1QI3c; Swiss 16c; brick lac.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply LiEht-Beef Cattle
Higher-HOEs Close Strong.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Supplies of ma
tive cattle were not much different than offered
q week ago, While the proportion OF beef steers
was about half as large anu the qualify not quite
30 good. there being no cattle sale that were
good enough TO sell above So, against top of
IS. 20 week ago. The demand active and
with OUTSIDE markets higher and i light supply,
everything was in the sellers favor and conse-
auently they able dispose of offerings
Gn a stronS to l0c higher basis.
Re fotiy las
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

e. 80. sSS l.: So sss s sS' s. s s''
STOCkERS AND FEEDERS-Stocker and
feeder supplies were light and included Very
few thin kinds; nearly all the offerings showing
hesh.l The demand good, but was prin-
cipaily from the traders. who We're after sup
plies. OF which they secured quite a few of the
medium to good grades of all weights, as well
as heavy feeders. Trading was very active on
all suitable kinds at a l0Gi5c higher values. but
common and OFF colored ones showed no change
Trading in stock heifers ard bulls was quiet
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Receipts of quarantine
cattle We're so cars, containing 1882 head. against
SO and 1882 head last monday and So
and 1855 head two weeks ago. The supply con-
sisted principally of medium and choice grades
of steers the latter selling at SIS, tine high mark
this year. and the highest that Texas cattle have
sold since the week ending Nov. 49, when IS. 10
was paid. A good healthy active tone prevailed
and offerings In the steer line soon sold
on a strong to 1oc higher basis: Cows were In
light supply and were unhanged. Calf offerings
were very ordinary in quality and. showed no
change while bulls were generally reported
strong. with some steady spots. The clearance
good
Representative sales:
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miscellaneous Markets.

white live geese in small SKIS Is &c and in large
large SKIS: old white ssI40c: X 2sd3ic: Xxx 1870
ss XXX XX Xxx sS saTs 10 Per cent
.duck-whte 35c dark 25c: turkey-clear tail lsc
wing &c.. pointers &C. wing and tell mixed &c.
DEER SKINS. ETC.-Prime deer skins ailsc
per III: black tail &c: Texas az sc; antelope Ice
BEEsWAX.Qulet At es,ss per 10, for prime
6si: shearinss at 1ods5c: dry stock. fallen. ETC..
S6710c per lb.
ROOTS-Quote Der h.: Ginseng <.so4S.fb: iady
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Butcher Cattle-The supply OF butcher cattle
was hight and composed largely OF medium
glasses. although the proportion OF good to choice
kinds was fair. There was a good representation
buyers hand. all seeking supplies, and SELL
ers found no trouble in securing strong I0c
higher prices on all killing grades. Gamer sup
Plies showed particular change. Bulls and
veal calves sold an unchanged basis.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Pork-New standard $3.50 per 100 lbs. in job
bsng way.
Lard-Cho:ce steam on E. side closed nominally
e.5sixc: kettle-rendered at 10c; compound 7ssc-
Green Hams. Etc.-Car lots held {. o. b. r.
size thus: Hams-lo:av. at n@sc; LIS at 1fAD
at I0NQl1c Skinned hams-les and 1Sd30s at
12c; z2q24s at ike; CALIFORNIA; SIC: New York