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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
A BAD NEGRO IS KILLED
Mack Adams Perforated With Five
Bullets at Msld LasEe

Mud Lake comes to the front fire.
luently with shooting sc1ape or
son a1i.iag else which makes life there
ser: eNIa> strenuous. On Friday night
there W.fta q shooting match in which
3aei, Adams, negro, tad Eve perfor
aiio,.s made in his fi9Ie, and another
.ills.at al s1usi Lac ocy..s@o' S,t,lr-
a. Mr. S Il. Cleveland had been
Il ifai@G rsi9i4as articles from the
aara a the convict camp, and de,or
mined TO catch the thief He lisoov-
zs4 after several weeks Of patient
eth ,'.g, that the camp cook hau
ferne,l an alliance with Mack Adams
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

/ Urquhart and majority of the mem
herf. CT the beard
Col. Monroe's additional testimony
was upon the fact that the state was
renting two farms at large rental
for working the cOnvicts when the Dur-
chase Was made. This fact had in
f1uenced him in his vote for he thought
q good plantation would soon pay for
itself.
The examination was quiet with the
exception of one heated tilt between
the chair and Mr.. Whitley The lat
ter had stated that it was evident that
the chair was doing all he
could do to block the inves-
:iootion hr tic r,,'inoe. The chair
modn q etate'oent laetino several min
utes, in which he warnod Mr. Whit
low not 70 ronoat such statements
whi'n Ia woe roar,ber Of the com.
ritfon.
Gnvornor novis woe not nreaent at
the examination He has not attend
ed the soeaione for two nights.
The araienoa u,ae q email one com
nared with thoee of the fret few
niahte &C tho i-'7-a~ti--~4:o-
,ort poo~ n Tr~>~;-7c Voc r-7r,omon-
af' ~ +nrt'r.- la~4 ,7;r-rt retnr Nr. Cook.
hrt !o 1of+ r~1o- -, i.-o,,ro~cson thoi
ina ior c1cea' oorl, The inveetiga-
tion will be continued Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

and that the two were successful in
@@tlng awag With a large amount of
}ro"isi;3ls. Nj Cleveland ordered Ad-
sls.., 20 st2y AVA fro'.l ':to camp.
inis cnrasad Adams. and he wont
away, hut returned about 8 p. m. with
= Winchester rife. and when about
80 yards frcHl The store fred on Mr..
Cleveland. WHO returned tne Ere aEd
succeeded iii placing five bullets in
Adams anatomy. The coroner:5 jurT
exenerated Nr. Cleveland Adams
was q mean, dangerous negro. Mr..
J. F. Sheriff. received q stray shot
in the left hand, but only q flesh
wound was made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
Fatal Fall Of Young
Railroad Man at Shreveport

\ Very SAD AMI peculiar accident
happened 10 Mr.. }. A. Henry. a Young
aasa twenir=4iz wears of age, at
Shreveport, La, while in ie di Charge
II lis duties with tho wreckcr on the
.. Bell Friday lAoIning about 4
;1'@i@cA. Some boxcar8 had become
aerailed and the wrecl,er had bean
called 70 clear tiso track and in some
man9"" Henry fell headforemost
through a door Of one Of the cars that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

Was lying on It's side, and struck his
head powerf'l' blow. He was imme-
diatey taken to DR.. Schumpcrt's hos
piia, aud died at I a. N. the same
dav. TIE body arrived here last night,
and viii lie taken to kearney on the
early train this morning, where his
mother, brother and two sisters re-
side. He leaves a young wife and
seVenmonths-old baby boy to mourn
his death
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
Interview W. Ira RS lis,


Mr.. Tracy Mil 2 Y. NJ. Mills
and Sons, Has t. ing to say
regarding TIE stir y insurarpe g
circles:
"The peon1e Of to a9e con
sronte' vi = a',''''e eitua
ton they 'ava avar T'Fev aFo
Tr0v,ine' = roo-i = . inaurancc
can7nanine 10 81, tf5ay
state t. = 7uznaa9
husinegs il 80 -, '.oea.aaa
a law. II - cc1o-
paniee t. = les af
r. '1t'",'o - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
Looking for Location for
Big Stave Factory

Mr. B. W. Fink and \. s. Scism, of
Bloomfield, Nc, were in the city Sat
urday looking after some timber lands.
They are desirious of purchasing a
tract or two of land, on which they
can get a large amount Of white oak
timber, for location to erect a large
stave mill Their plant, which is now
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

in Missouri. works about 1926 men and
with them can address them at Bloom
field. They left Saturday for Dcsha
county to look at a $4,000 acre tract.
This would be a nice industry to add
to Pine Bluff if timber they desire is
near here in sufficient quantities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
Purdue Cotton Exchange
Temporarily Closed to Business

Friday afternoon late the cotton ex-
ahange owned and operated by John
\. Perdue closed its doors to busi-
nass till Monday morning Mr.. Per
1'ue says his enbarrassm was
"r0ugHt about bv persons for whom
: 1aade purchases of cotton and fail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
Law Will Work Eardehin.

AL The law is going to work great
hardship on the commercial interests
sQf the state, and the commercial
19rowth of Arkansas is not only going
M stop, but it is going to wene. What
sperson or firm will invest 100000 in
g4slne Bluff in the wholesale business
sysathrut Insurance, when he can go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

ing to put up the money when the
time came, leaving Mr.. Perdue to
make good the money required in the
deal TIE embarrassment will he only
temporary, and tie exchange will open
To- business Monday morning. Mr.
Pardue hes effected a settlement with
his creditors.
hout one year ago and last year he
isro@e1 of abcrt 100000 cigars. He
- employed about ten men On an
arorase, and his business is rapidly
Increasing. lie employees travelling
0alnsmen ard covers nearly all the
-tete of Arkansas in his distribution.
fr. Benton stated that within years
o evnects to increase his busi-
''0@9 fifty per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

Mr.. cate. mace Il special order for
nrN Tuesday morning.
Judge kalso Withdrew tae losalu.
ton offered bl him Thursday directing
committee 70 investigate charges
a&2fnst Chancellor Leland lcatllar-
nan, Hot Springs. He stated chat
he Aaft= iatrpdeFed the resolution By
fulr7f and 0uthinkngl9. He added
t3sat te=dti aot=rasislp in tha cdaurory
44stei.l affected ana suggested chat
~ .2.=s.f.li,o ae@h@to=to to offered by
a ae.a4oF fra@ t.tt dizfrtet.
#Ha he t7acs aaeelme8 to idc
A;a5te8n# sidewalk bill was rejected
anl=t'ee= VIII @as=sei as special or.
der#or# uezo #astac# lay marnio9.
T1lo hcazo na@se1 '44ge hollands
LID =orsF'#fna for election Of penifcn-
tiarH sepaljntendent by t6e people.
passed.
letter was received by Secretary
Hurley, Of the senate. from Judge AZ
! ton b. Parker of New York, rcgrcttng
his inability to accept the invitation
10 address the general assembly Of
Arkansas
The Norman fellow servant bill. as
| amended, was defeated in the senate.
In the house the Ferguson bill. de-
tachng Gumwood township from Lon
/ okc county and attaching it to Pulaski
county, was set for next Wednesday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
STOCK Cr TOAAccO.

:" > ", 9cntoa to His Cigar
7ue;ncss.
- ? W, Penton las added new
90 a]re0dv proeoarous
To 80 ononed tohacco
IN ~"nnn"tion with his cigar
"'-.' Wi" now handle tobacco.
F.. -eo->t~,7 e,+or'o7 into h1cina"- here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01
2e12zAz1 = NE EXTRA SESSION
szos.Se T@i--5 .o 4Ae2opt Concurrent Reso
2ytsoza IS Intend Session

Lite 8act itea. ~. 6"s5jl#o o4=
.ra +#ee.5H e9. tic Tbis'. sa85n son
71ai q 571bIY VA .osa .5pd y,5re1.
T.. y lie action OF jlle haaso in fail
'n& te= %etttpt# . concurrent razunljan
'GeN.ar& lor HE ,zse g.5jatI ,t s}.9 ..5az
tea - 5f,y . lNfeT lEo aa5z5j9=
- -" @29aI Il za.labIz= =.hajI hoAi
- iat IT, air. 6lHHr4zise=
gfilef,:.2ul ,etion=0u# tie pa
II 1e - h"29a@.s Tine si..fz=siae
H@2i Z a'5a4 tea f. and ~ fa4
.'a1" = 80 aaaps5 fga IiDi. i'm. lie
rq;n1c aRse cf=the=J55. aore~1moaf
agisail leztz ztjGaiaaa haFe
.4ea #.=.eai a3se Fes.c eau=5a b6l
.sz=1. s2 ,4sq before
''.=. - 4-aea ta a.tsasiea eY.sn
- ia'.eo up in lae 6ausa
.s::,.t7a:'s. g., ea55er Wa.
'f.4s.==..f#9as*e3. al on = veea f4oi7
.-.=ss a'as a4G so noe. ts i've
.iia'.s#ef all fi.e meM4ees. ar 67, wer5
feas5eel to PASS Il. thc#re resolution
iaiind - >arlN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

Senator Prices worlds fair appro.
rriation bill was considered by the
FoH@e in committee of the whole. It
apnrnpriates $7712319 additional fer
the Arkansas exhibit at the Louisiana
Purchase exposition. Various amend
mcn's were offered to cut down the
amount, but they were all rejected.
11e bi'l was amended in some other
PARTICULARS, and then, on motion Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-01

I've house postponed consideration
nf 'he King antitrust bill for TIVE
weeks
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
GRAIN AGAIN ADVANCES
ON FLOOD REPORTS.
COUNTRY TRADERS ARE ON
THE BUYING SIDE.
Corn Is Strong, Despite Heavy Re-
ceipts and an Increase in
the Visible Supply.

While advances were not so great as on
Monday. the local grain market was again
strong and the volume of business trans
acted was larger than at any time on this
crop. There was an immense run of out
side buying orders, many OF which came
from country customers OF local commits
sion houses. The upward movement was
furthered By decrease in the visible supply
and light receipts Buying was good
throughout the session. Trading was more
steady than on the previous day and there
was much less excitement.
The visible supply Of wheat the past week
decreased 2,s74.cSo bu.. against decrease
of 2025, 600 bu. in 1s0, St Louis stock in
creased 400 bu. and Chicago decreased 1885,
against 27,9O2,O3o bu. = week ago and s..
6o4.o1o BIZ. in 1902.
Wheat on ocean passage afIoat for Europe
the past week. 81. $4,000 bu.. against 81, 90,
COO bu. a week ago. Decrease, 800. 900 bu.
English visible supply of wheat the past
month increased 1.l0l 900 bu.. against an in
crease of l.255.0o0 blu. last year
July wheat opened sc up and sold at:
7ssc 5sE.c, 75s.e. axe tx. sisc Ess.c. .ss.c
Flood-damage news and reports of unsea-
sonably cold weather in the southwestern
portion of the belt caused a continued up
ward movement in corn. Outside interest
vas good. but the bullish enthusiasm was
checked by heavy local receipts and an in
crease in the visible supply. There was con-
siderable Liquidation in the last hour.
The visible supply of corn the past week
increased $4,000 bu., against decrease or
1000 Blu. in 1902 St. Louis stocks increased
Total visible supply, ASSOC bu. against
1896 600 blu. a week ago and 42Z1,00 Blu. in
1902
Corn on ocean Passags af'oat for E sSo Re
blu. week ago: increase. $4,000 bu-
July corn opened &c up and sold at:
tsc. 4s,sa4s.c, 4sc. 4sc. 4sc. 45sc, 4;4c. i5Esc.
4sc. t5isc. 453.c, 451sc. 4sc. 4si,c, Acc.
Receipts Of wheat at st. Louis. 17,lss bu..
were local, in 1902
Receipts Of wheat at primary points. Sc :,
$4,000 bu. Northwest received go cars;
against 12S cars in 1909. Chicago received
1853 bu. and Kansas City @.cco Blu. Clear
Receipts Of corn at St. Louis. 1855 bu.. of
which $50 SKIS. end s. cars local and IS cars
through. against $500 bu., of which 81 cars
LOCAL and "a cars cs- through n N l 5oD,,
2s7 bu., against $4,000 bu in 1902. and ship
ments 1.o55,73i bu.. against $1,000 bu. Chi
cago received 1o74,s35 bu. and Kansas City
81 go bu. Clearances. $4,000 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis. $500 bu..
of which "a cars local and cars through,
against 1870 bu.. of which 80 SKIS; and 40
cars local and IL cars through. in 1902.
The visible supply of oats the past week
Of 1900 bu. in 1862. ST. Louis stocks de-
creased 1000 bu; Total visible supply, $50.
Receipts of oats at primary points, ], os2 =
m me as is5 bu., against $500 Blu. Clear
arces $500 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
:; cautornins at 7i.a7..c: n. 7. shout,

in average; Calitotnias at 5i.a7l-c: y. I shoul-
n. 5. Mests-To arrive loose cured cribs
nominal. closing thus: t5-ar. at ?.52l:c and D.
az at s.iIlEc c. "a f. Locally sal cars loose so
lots in, a, jobbinS way ranged: Extra shorts at
sic. cribs at *Sc short clear at 9izc. bellies
backs at sl.c Dealers charge higher on orders
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from l3c for heavy
mainly: CALIFORNIA; at eashc; v. Y. shoulder.
at &C. Plain smoked and bXd. lots in a jobbinS
way ranged: Extra a shorts ;s, at g.9Ioi.c. cribs
plates a, S5sc. Fat backs at si.: standard backs
at lci.c sales: cars loose extra shorts on D.
/ cdgntfy BasdseWs euS II, Sidss ., O..
Country 1ard-Prime in good pkss.- at &C.
Ta9w . IF ss, s9sn'g sgse sb 5a No At 40
Oleo- Stearine-Steady at s@sGs&c
Grease-Country brown 3isc yellow &c and
white 4s.c. Packers stock-BEown al it.S4i.c:
Frog Legz-Larse 3l.25. medium at soc: small
veaI.-ouot. choice at &c per ID: fair 5;!c:
Sheep a, Sic thin ewes and bucks at 2i.c
per 10: fall lambs at 5G5isc. spring lambs at 81
Beef-on orders: Bbld-Plate and Futon Mar
ket and roll at sIl.5q: mess at sli. dried sets
i2s.c knuciles &c; outside l0i-aIlc.
LIE Poultry-Chickens-Hen per 10. I01-c: old
average. 23c spring ducks. 2i- lbs. average. i5c.
Turkeys &C. Ducks &C. Geese-Full-tsathered SC;
s si'ss &c Live pigeons and squads per ''1'
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys uGI2c Chickens
Hens lie: sIring chickens at 2ic: ROSTERS &c
Ducks lie. Foregoing figures for choice only
Fresh Fish-Firm and in good demand. Quote
per ID: Black bass at DC: c!appi= &c for, small
10 SC for large: dressed cat sisc: spocnbill cat
faio-gross &c. dressed 4izc. German carp-Dressed
&c. gross 2Isc: suntsh &c: white perch &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Clark OF Warren. AK.
are the Planters.
H; Mccullough Of Ho, Springs. Ark. is
stopping at the Southern.
w. C. McMlllen OF Louisville KY. II q guest
at the New 81. James
George W. Rue OF Milwaukee. Wis. spent
e. Gautier of Montreal. Canada. Is On the
guest list at the So. Nicholas.
Charles C. Pugh. of Indianapolis. Ind. has
rooms at the Lindell
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Crandau Of Charleston.
y. c.. at the Moser.
George L. Hat;ersley o; Tyler. Tex. was At
Horns yesterday.
r.. T. Howard Of Cincinnati. o.. spent yester-
day at the Planters.
W. P. Hoger;y Of Dallas. Tex. IS stopping At
the Southern
at the New ST James.
F. b Grisg.by OF st. Paul. MINI. Is regis
tered the Laclede.
w. T. Lenist OF Omaha. Neb. Is on the
guest list al the st. Nicholas.
"A. a. Currey OF Jacksonville. Ill. Is regis
tered AZ the Lindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Forsythe OF Seattle,
Wash. are az the Moser.
George L. Harrington Of Boston. Mass. was
at Horns yesterday.
M; D. L.sbey Of FL Reno. Ok. sDea. yerer-
Mrs. C. H. Ackert OF Washington, D. C. Il
a guest at the Southern.
Fred T Ban Of Boston. Nass.. Is stopping
rooms at the Iaclede.
Mrs. c. Lick OF Fort Smith. Ark. 10 co the
guest list at the St. Nicholas
-Mc. and Ars. John NJ o'Re.lly OF La Porte
Ind. the L;ndell.
B. F. Hanm.tt o: E. Pase. Tex. spent yes
terday a. the Planters.
ID. A. Nisbet OF Evansville Ind, is stopping
at the Southern.
a. o. Rich of New York has room, 4, the
New ST James.
Captain David SeaIe Of Fort Smith. Ark. 4,
registered at the Lacleds
H. l. Snodgrass of Cincinnati o. Arrived ~
the St. Nicholas yesterday.
Wis. are az the LIndell
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
SUMMARY OF ST, LOUIS MARKETS.


Monday
eearly
the
mos
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feature
of
o o
whit SC
z
O.
steady.
WELT
bew an
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Firm: prime white live geese in
s a IN snail Ana and n se eFk n dF & pr I'D Es
33se!Gc: X 3caS4e; Xxx 29q25c; xxx I2alIc:
On largs. Chickens SIS. D:ck-White Sc daFi;
sc. lurkcy--clear tall 2nc: wing I0c; pointers
y: wing and iaii mixed l3c: wing and pointers
;, DEER sIiINs: Erc.-Pr.me deer skin. &c per
ib; goat at: e each G,o aataased out
sEER f Aeei al WOOL petit, ponslly Sc
al: shearl:nSs at i0gesc; dry salted. fallen. etc.
RooTs-ouote per lb.: Ginseng sa5ea4: lady
slppeE Sc se!ieGa 80 &C. pink &C. golden seal
Sc Fark OF tres &c: blood s3S S! 2, root
,oS SgNFLoWEk SEED - Nominal a; $40 PEI
CASTOR BEANs-At si.25 per bu: tnlai.er lo,s
LlNsEEp olL-9gotahIe 3, &c peg gal. FOR
raw and and. &c f9r boiled / per gal less in lots
tA:Ios O!lt-Loks o, -, gals. at 9A.c per III.
FOR No. and si.c for No. ;. small Quantities Ic
sACEKKKSA Al, u; quote in jotbinr way
s9c: on 2TdeEs cea!ers charge 5!.4O for IS and
--coTToN-sEEp oIL-win,er white sc: yellow
sc; summer white &c: yellow tic: salad isc:
I6XETaDuai; comb a AL iea to la;: strained and
HoPs-New York at @5g2Ic: Western 2sa2sc:
pc: NOR ss Ss e es. :d sFanaia''d SOC
po &c SIS SF s59 IT, By
-
BEANS AXD pr 6EA A from store: Dried
Blu: biackeye 81 .s5a1.75: California pink at 3iss
isniIs t. Whits beanscRocs h hand S ses s.S
at s.. % per hu. Other grades accordingly
EAPTY 4 Of P .r5 e lRs and
sasoing 81 yinsssF g: black oil 59 nstsd
Do. half b5s. 90: wine 81 sau=rtrau, sS iS
pickle i0q5yc: salt &C. fouE i5c r1olasses SOC lard
hoop r!.sinr.
saels mixed a: Iaos PI!sed a "a
q nR6oM Pfs.tSF gsSsd asf 1 IRA 0 so!s
ton: Fair ;55aGo: common S;9a59; choice at SIS
RAGS. ETc.-Per 100 lbs Country rags at ga
BoNEsChoice bieached at SIS per ton: other
FPas ti9nf 80 10 81. stock Ped ,.a
Pop coESEssliins on cob a, .oca:, per 100
S rs Ps'E RGS 'ass nj Is MET re f 81 lbs.
Wrought iron zoe; heavy cast sc: nalleabl. St.ei
q seayy t SEQ ssP sso 80
CIDER-so!d at s3.5Cq6 per Dbl.
-soRGHL;M.cASE sEED-ouosabie at 7oc to
DRIED b FRfu1Ts-ouo,e: Evaporated apple. a.
s ,oF p225 to &c for fair and tse 70.
tiers a 4aaa.e per ID: sun,dr!sd peaches nominal!
sa per % dan at fsc spi. s sfaP at
eOayoc rer gal
GRASS SEEDS MiIlet e9casfa5; Hungarian
81 % to $50: timothy 81 s. 80: clover nominal
Most kinds out OF season now and prices
generally nominal Sale Il SKIS. timothy at
-cooPERsTuFFs-ouote: Cotton -four bs,. at
s.15qs; DO meal Dbl. at $50; No. at s.. -
Dbl at Sc: mill run fruit Dbl. at IS: beer kegs a,
ing. per set-No. -four Dbl sc mill run: IT.
inch stock FOR apple Dbl. SIC lard fierce Isc
pork Dbl. i2i=c. Shaved hoop-F'lour Dbl So 70
foE cooper. 81 for hoosier: tzbbl. s.: cooled elm
VS.: oak and tierce. cooper-shaved S15gI2;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
BY Telegraph.

Kansas CITY No. June NO markets: bust
,-ss suspended on account OF food
St Joseph Mo. June .--Cattie-Rece.pts ~:
and heiters s. JoGiSS. stocSers and feeders So
Gie0 Hogs-Receipts Az: market 91l3c hGher.
pigs in demand; light and light mixed ssss. ~ %:
medium and heavy ssl5. L.: bulk OF sales sodb.ey.
pigs s5.Z5p5.75. sheeD-Receiuts "a: market 50
sc tisher than late last week
limited: two cars OF distilIeryfed steers sold a.
Si65: feeding firm cables quoted I've cate ,eii,
ing at IlIfIi-c dressed weight: refrigerator beef
frrn at SizdgC export I.e5f cattle 100 sheep ard
100 quarters Of beef. tomorrow 100 quarters
OF beef CaIves-Receipts head: g on sale.
feeling weak: nothing Of importance doing: city
dressed yeas steady at So iei-c. sheep and lambs
Receipts !.9Z3. FIRM for both sheep and .annhs:
higher: quality considered: sheep s31tsJ: lambs
sT.-5GS.50: yeaflinEs S5as.25 Hogs-Receipts eSs.
Chicago June 2-CattIs-Rece!pts ; so: steady
to weak: good TO prime steers 81 9)G5.30: poor to
medium 81 l5d4y0. stockers and feeders s3Gi9D
cows s.50d4 -: heifers S2j9I4s0: Gamers 81 1fr
$50 bulls So s0G4 3D. calves 81 51Is.75: Texas fed
steers SGiso Hogs-Rcceipts to-day 1900. to-
morrow 5000: left over 1903: 1oc higher: mixed
sG.25Gs.s.i4 rough heav- S5.scQs.35. light 81 % q
SD: bulk Of sales Ss05d6.30. Sheep-Receip;s
700: sheep and lambs strong TO higher: good to
choice vethers H,jG5.c5: fair to choice mixed
S3.59Tti5: Western sheep 81 JJT5 rs: native lambs
st59HLtl: Western lambs 81 seaI.49: spring lambs
:5.20aI..5.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
Poultry
REPUB Bio. SPECIAL


New York. June Live Pouitry-Rsceip:. TO-
day were cars Western. southern and ca.
southwestern Market cleaned I'd closely and
with light invoices in transit fer later in the
week receivers advanced the market to l5c on
fowls and Ice on old ROSTERS. Turkeys about
steady at lie Spring chickens not 50 plenty and
market steady a. unchanged prices. Ducks and
Tsese in moderate supply; but few wanted.
Pigeons SLOW Spring chiCksns-Wesrern &c
Fowls I,c. Old roosters Iec Turkeys lie. Ducks
-Westsrn. mixed. pair s9a3Oc. Ciee<e-Western
average. pair 81 .12G1.2j. Southwestern 9pcdSl.
Pigeons-Nixed. old and young. pair &c.
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day Sc pkee
With continued moderate receipts and invoices
for. later In the week. lighter than expected to-
~ather with the floods and washOuts in the
Southwest. which cut OF supplies from that Sec
ton. the market was in a frIner position on
fowls. with receivers reluctant to accept less
than, l3i4c for their average grades. and very
closel: graded were held still higher. Heavy
fowls worked out mainly at I3c. There was an
active demand for desirable Western broiiers.
either dry-picked scaded. but thin and poorly
dressed were not wanted Frssh-kiiled turkeys
worked out at unchanged prices. Squads worked
cut 81 unchanged prices.
Frozen poultry In moderate request. One lot Of
~ nxs. Of 8 lbs. to pair. chickens. were Jobbed
N, at i6iyc. ce-packsd-Fovis Wes.srn. scald-
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Wool.
Fruits and Vegetables.

asssS ee az: 5sh il s, a ct
CCAAEITAlLouPES.Florida small 1850: crate.
VITA fsH ssac9 lots Selling .G Sp from 10 &C
few lots were in from Southeast Missouri. bu, in
sc fa per sss sga crate
RAsPBERRIEGar a:s red .io a, 81 and black
al pEXeH Pf5 sfs, cas- isby DO, =, sac and
has! basket crates about slal5o. according 10 condi-
CHERRIES grown a. 81 for sour to :IIo
a. !, = tSr swest ger 3-sa tray. Consigned sour
Ei s:s.i Sa grown a, 75ac per
NEW APPLEs-Arkansas 10 bu. box early
dRnaESssgiis 1T 5sn bB PsE 49, ,.- DO.
i'm: GI0ss tos nas sweets zen s
e sR9 s; ai iia4na at o iTS 35 hast, .,
for choice and s. Ter fancy Messiha a: s. 50 box
oP b& a:Ssis aS s0f ba hshe5 on ORDER.
,, GocoANuT $ ): per go E trk and in fob
cuban at isaso eFate and goas per 'p bS sot
S SsFE }RS5AMIIE EHp: s ls9 9Ss
,PoTAToEs-Nor,hern white. SKID. on ,rk asa
s2as3c: straight lots Missolri illinois. iowa and
Nebraska early Ohio 4ssfsc. and i9a45c for
1
a T5w ND 7aTos orleans M, shs s
triumph in SKIS. at SI.I5 per bu. del.
ONlONS-Choice sound from storage In small
way ut 1OH.5c per bu. in SKIS del
it4-bu. SIX
SAUERKRAUT-N.1 per A-bol. and s, per
NEW cABBkGE-Moble at socasi.5o per crate:
Mississippi a, s2.359..O for choice soun1 per
crate. Homegrown from 3Idi25 per Dbl. loose
CCCCMBERS-Sew Orleans from S3Ii per
Dbl. for sound. Culls less: Texas 2-3-bu. crate
TOMATOES = Florida es a. socasl for cull.
81. 50g2 for choice 10 SOS for fancy sound.
Texas is trnostly green at ,lai.5o and Mlssls-
sippi Is al Sl.50Gi 90.
BEETs-New homegrown a, e1925c per doz
punches
CARgoTs-New homegrown a: 31gRc Der
doz. punches. Southern at 3o1ioc doz
LETTUCE-Home-gr grown at 20c per bu box.
PINACH-Home- grown Mt lGGfi5c per bu. box
RHUBARB-Horne- gIown at 25Q3oc per Coz.
GREEN PEAs-Home- grown sl.20G15o per bu
loose Mississippi theatedl Soc per bu. box: Ar
kansas i-3-bu. at sc.
,GCMBo1 ;5oa3.!5 per s-easke, crate .or
ing condition on orders higher.
MUSTARD GREENSBORO grown at i5a2oc
TuRNIPs-New homegrown at 2sa.5c per doz.
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