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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07
MINES AND MINING NOTES
LARGE AMOUNT or ASSESSMENT
WORK BEING DONE.
items Of interest Gathered During the
Past Weeks. c. Mines Busy
Big Sales In Occur d'AIene District
Accidents and PersonaIs-oettins
Ready for Winter.

Following is the approximate dis
trfbution BY producing states and ter
ritories Of the product Of gold and sill
yer in the United States for the cal
endar year 1902. as estimated by the
director of the mint:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07
Ar, rersitlarc ON tho sound.
y big launch Crowned.

The big launch groaned.
But the giddy young thing who was
talking to the man at the wheel was
. good sailor and didn't mind a bit
OF rough weather.
"poesn't II seem unnecessarily cruel
o.ntain." she said. ito box a com
psssT
mot any more so, miss" he replied,
rr,mly, than TO paddle canoe
And the launch Ercaned some more.
Automobile Magazine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07
KILLED BY Negroes.

Chicago. Nov. "A woman's HALO
we,sn prank started trouble which END
"A IN the killing Of George A. Airle,
chief Of police at Morgan PARK Os
Mack Wiley. q negro.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07

when a man has a fool notion, he
e.pects everybody to quit work. and
liatan while he talks about It
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07

After all ones family connexions
are n only relative importance
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-07

Lieutenant wrights father had =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
Touch Weather.

The weather for the past few weeks
has been extremely cold in this sec
ton and as reports come in. the en-
tire State. and in fact the coast, is ex-
periencing the same condition. In
California Friday the thermometer
was lower than in the New England
States. While it registered 20 above
in San Jose. it was 40 in New York,
and SO on down the line. Carson has
more cold weather this winter than
any year recorded and the end is not
in sight. From IL to Is below has
been the general order. which is un-
usual, and the old timers are taking
of their hats and trying to figure out
q winter that beats this.
The Eastern section of the State is
in a harder condition than here. At
Wells, the mercury reached 40 below
which would shame the Klondyke. At
ElkO, 25 below was recorded while
the Winnemucca country boasts OF
30 to IS below.
Cattle are beginning to feel the eff
fects of the weather and the stock
men are having trouble in reaching
all their stock with hay. Considerable
loss will result should the condition
last any length Of time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
POl-ITiAL STORIES.

A story is told of one of the cam
paign sof C. W. Thompson, new Con-
gresham from Alabama. says the New
Yory World He was travelling on a
he was to speak that evening, and met
his Populist rival. who was also on a
stumping tour They had such an ami
mated discussion that when Thompson
reached his destination he had to
make a hurried exit from the train
He caught up what he thought was
his travelling bag. He did not know
of the error he had made until in the
midst of his meeting that evening he
received telegram from the Populist
opponent which read:
Got the wrong bag ON the train.
Contains a plug of tobacco. bottle of
whiskey, six-shooter and speeches of
William J. Bryan. Is it yours?"
Soon this reply was being flashed
back to the Pooulist:
| l, too have the wrong bag Con
tains bale of hay, treatise on dynamite
and copy of If Christ came to Con
gress.' Is It yours?"
An Episcopal Clergyman Of Clinic
matt was being shaved by a barber
who was addicted to occasional spree,
says a writer in SaxbY's magazine
Tho razor manipulation cut the parson',
face quite considerably.
"Yc- see. Jackson. that comes from
takinp too much drink" said the mar
of God.
Yes sah." r"c,ied jackson, Il
makes de skin very tendah. sab.
do for a fack''
A friend met Congressman Ripper
Of New York and said. Jake. I cam,
away from home without any none,
this morning. Let me have q coupl
of dollars. will you, I want to get shaw
ed
Say" observed the Congressman
~ he handed over the money. "vh,
shaves you-P1erpont Morpn?"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
THE WORK OF The
NEVADA LAW MAKERS
The ASSEMBLY PASSES NUMBER OF MEASURES IN
Til MORNlNG SESSION
The Senate Gets Down to Hard Work and Considers the
Irrigation Measure

the Senate regarding the proposed
visit to the State institutions in Reno.
Motion carried and Assemblymen
Cushing and Crosby appointed.
Mr. Judd introduced a resolution
asking for the appointment of a COM
mittee of three to post themselves on
the financial condition of the State
and be ready to answer questions rel
alive thereto that might be PROFOUND
ed by members of the Assembly when
discussing proposed appropriation
bills Carried
A. B. No. 50, Graham-Amending
the act for the maintenance of pub
lie schools. to the commit
tee on Education.
! A. B. No. 20, McCabe-To remove
the county seat of Nye county to
Tonopah from Belmont. Referred to
the Nye county delegation.
A. B. No. II, Judd, by request-An
act providing for the incorporation of
churches and religious societies. Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
S. B. No. IA, Roff-Ratifying the ac-
ton of the Board of Asylum Commits
sioners in deciding a right of way tc
the Southern Pacific Judiciary Com
mittee.
S. B. No. IS, Roff-Repealing the
law Of two years ago authorizing the
granting of right of way referred t(
in the previous bill Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
S. r. No. 16, Roff-Prohibiting thu
sale of Intoxicating liquors and drug
to Indians Referred to the Judic
larry Committee
S. B. No %, Brougher-A new reve
nue. bill. Ways and Means Commit
:. tee
S. B. No. "a, Bell-Reapportion
of Senators and Assemblymen in tn
various counties of Nevada Commit
tee on Elections.
The House resolved itself into
l Committee of the Whole, with NJ
Carran in the chair, to consider A. T
No 81, and such other matters a
might come before it. A. B. 81 al
. propriates $4,000 for the maintenance
y OF Fish and Game Commission t
be appointed by the Governor. 1t wa
: amended to reduce the appropriate
: to $4,000 and reported favorably.
A. B. Nos IT, 80 and were ais
considered by the committee, each {
: them proposing to name the lady
be employed at a compensation (
$3.50 to copy the journal Of the Asser
bly,. After several ballots were take
the committee recommended the a
at pointment OF Miss Riley, daugl.t'
s. of Assemblyman Riley. OF Humhold
for the position, and upon arising Il
a bill was passed.
TO Assembly adjourned until Monde
m morning at the usual hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
The FISH
COMMISSION
"A MEASURE THAT SHOULD
PASS
The Truckee the Proper Place
For Location

Yesterday in the Assembly the Fish
Commissioner bill introduced by
Mr. McCarron came up. The bill orr
ginally called for an appropriation
IF $4,000 and the committee cut it
to $4,000. While the Appeal believes
that the bill as originally drawn would
do the most good. and reach farther,
yet the appropriation as amended will
be far better than the present condi-
ton Q: nothing,
There seems to be disposition to
cality This should not be. The pro-
per place for the hatchery is on or
near the Truckee as the locality is
near the main line of the railroads to
every point and distribution from a
hatchery is easier and save many
hours in travel While this paper en-
| joys seeing Carson reap benefits from
everything that comes her way, yet in
this case it seems to be the wisest
|
Truckee river is the better locality and
therefore the bill IS it stands is fav
ored by many parties here.
/ Governor Sparks made an offer in
regard to the proposed law that should
settle the question of locality He has
offered to donate plot of ground or
the banks of Hunter creek. which run,
through his land for The construction
Of the hatchery and if necessary pro
pogation and developing reservoirs
His liberality should be considered il
the matter and his aid will result il
the establishment of \ long felt want
The papers from every section o
the State. state that the streams ar
about depleted of fish. as none hav
been planted since the closing of tn
State hatchery number of years age
They all want the streams reStOcket
not only for the edification of the pee
pie. but n many instances look upo
it as ~ tier of profit. The measur
is a. y, ar one, and should pass tn
Legi -, as drawn by the author.
Or Z the best features of the bi
is t acing the work in the hand
Of ( r. commissioners, who joint
app y a superintendent, competeI
D ma 20 will see that the people
S gener,I benefit from the law. Sue
n a superintendent is subject to dismiss;
from the Board and his accounts al
o to be audited by the members of tt
f Board.
!, This feature alone is a great impr
f vement over any law Of similar n
ture ever passed Under the condi
:, ons the bill should pass as it no
stands and give the people a lit
pleasure as well as grind in the cour
of their lives. 1t is a good measu
and one that will be appreciated
scores of peopel should 1t become
law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15

The Boston Comercial Bulletin
sums it up like this:
Ten mills make one trust
Ten trusts make one combine.
Ten combines makes one merger,
Ten mergers make one magnate-
One magnate makes all the money"
Moral: Before you join q trust stock
up your wardrobe with the latest Gre
atoms Of the International Tailoring
Company. See samples ct r. w. Days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
SENATE

Senate met at 10 a. m. After roll
call and approval of journal the fol .
lowing business was transacted: !
S. B. No. $50 provide special
commissioner to secure payment OF
war claims. Referred to Committee
on Federal Relations
S. J. R., Lord-Relative to immigra-
ton and protection. Referred to
Committee on Federal Relations.
A. B. No. 32-Relative to power
given supervision of school trustees.
Referred to Education Committee.
A. B. No. 81, Cooke-An act relat-
i've to mechanics liens. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Sen. Sub. for A. B. No. IS, Pohl-
Relative to election of school trus-
tees Referred to Education Commit
tee.
S. B. No 26, Bell-Relative to Ger
tain outstanding Nye county warrants.
Passed all
A. B. No. 90, Denton-To regulate
settlement of estates of deceased per-
sons. Passed all.
Special order
A. B. No 1.-THE irrigation bill
The bill was read by sections and
several attempts were made to amend
tho hill 1ncf tho hill NJ Cd
the Senate by the following vote:
Yea. 10; nay, 1. Senators Pitt, Gal
lagher and Hardin being absent
Senator Williams stated after the
vote that he wished to thank Senator
Newlands for the work he had done
for the bill. and especially for the
ranchers on the Sink of the Carson
A. c. r. No. 1, Vaughan-Memoral
izing Congress for act removing tariff
from coal The act was passed by a
vote Of 10 to 2, Senators Prudential
and Brougher voting no.
S. B. No. 11-Act to provide for an
adequate number of trainmen on al
trains Special order for Monday al
2:3O
S. B. q, Freudenthal-TO provide
revenue for the StateThe bill changes
the law compelling the assessors t
print an assessment roll enumerat
ing taxable property; and leaves tn
law as it was prior to the act of 1901
Bill passed all
S. B. No %, Freudenthal-Act re-
alive to powers of county commission
Bill passed and file cleared.
Adjourned until II a. m. Monday.
ASSEMBLY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
ASS BLY,

The Assembly met yesterday at
the usual hour and the following bus
mess was transacted:
Mr.. Cushing made a motion that a
committee of two be appointed to
confer with a like committee from
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-15
Liquid Air.

Humorous experiments are given
with steaks, eggs, fruits, handkerchiefs
and other substances treated with IL
quid air.
Iron tin and copper are made brittle
and readily crushed
A kettle containing liquid air is
placed over a fire and ice is formed
in the kettle while in contact with
the flame.
Mabel BOutOn. the late noted &C
tress, who died in New York. was bur-
led in Salt Lake
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

scntlnent-Whatever he MARKET nuctuations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
Fiaxseed Quotations.

Chicago. Ill. oct. I-FiaNserd was easy and
ldlc lover. No. Northwestern sold a. 81 and
40. ! was uorlInAliy F1l-c. MAY sold a. 81 and
a. $50. Dee sold a. - and s5lrc- Receipts
were 2 cars here. - ~ Minneapolis ana IL al
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
MARKETs ny TELEGRArH.

New YgEE. Oct a-F1ogr-Rsceip's @sS.
s1P rs - Iaz.tt.el, but E.n-1lly Lrm =
whslt r,ur 6=n, Buck hsa; nomiaaI. c5-a-
Whsa'fR-suiEt 20 u sg0g steady: No
Ealat. Ne. I hard Manitoba nominal Z O. L..
aL,ai IN me early trale today the market
fuEthE Cgmarls from shorts Higher P-fs
Sa2tes Eal eEpoTt T9mgTs we're ths two csief
west a@rrty9ls. st-ength = cash markets and
Welded 30 realizing and were finally urchsr-eI
Nay Sleset : e.
closed So C1u-R-c-ipts 10 30 ba.s exp5Tts
l4.siA spot steady: No, . Jlisc elevator AMI
Etsc TO o. aH1st: No. = yellow 5Esc: No (.
nrm-r On The wheat strength. but IN face
q E1rl weather and irrrel-si farm oTsrrrs
~Chars-L Mav 4, I-ifEfSitc. closed . lis:
iEw0 S1-- outlet. No. ? &c. standard vbais
So No t No 2 white Ec. No. . waite
t25S white sia+e Hsy steady Hos
Er: 1sc EEsc: Pacific Coast. 1913 erSS -
q r Mes 81 .: Pet f fSsy Only 81
racket y5i9: CITY extra India mess sJfsls
quiet. car,insa, SO $ a s. Plk slsS.
C1t'ga-seei oil dun. Rice steady. MoIasss
Ciare oct r-casa eur steady. whsl,-
glc. N1- : yellow e.. 1Ef-c. OltS-Sa. .
a-Tg- No : white LGT1--C. Eve-NO. 2 TFt-r.
H7rlHv-Goul feeding Sc fair - ch-i--
mating El5fc. Scri-Cl0vsr contract rr7Ta
100 Pruyiz'our-Mess r-rk ner hbL. sIl-1.E
T.Isrz. lard. Ter 10 It's Ss.51gs--. short rfhs
sides d.g-l Tlaa.-5- whisky. basis q high
wines. u-|
LIvsuo1L oct .I.-Uhrat-Sp7t dull: No. {.
red Western winter THz IA futures c1HzaI
quiet. Dec. - sd. C1ru-Sp-t steady. Amer
lean mixed q t-d: futures closed steady. oct.
n1Emi1als Ngy g 10: Dec IS
No 4 &C. oats easy. No. : white |Er1s.
No. z white lfiaHrfnar- whisky On the basis
% ff- Tor finished Goods.
Toledo. o. OFT. Gl-Cl1ver seed-Oct and nee.
Jan Q: Fsb. AM March Ss.77tE.
Pre- alzlSs 80 PRIME tL.1oihy SIS
MAY r.. rneh 80. , hard s7t-r5 No. 8
T-It-r 40. Z Hrssr. rejscted e'Tzr. No. ,
nd. s2rsH-s No. 9 Sc. C1-r-De~ r-.T----
Nav 7s5-f1sc. ~7Fh No. = mi~el IStLaEa-. No
. white. S1nDr: No. 9 lsi-c Olts-No F.
white EnsErs No : mixed I.H7f- Bve-N0
70 H2v-ch7ice Timothy go per LOO; choice
INSTRUMENTATION bushels. corn r-ss.
D-fs IT.N SF'uuaufr. W~heat-IgLGss b1shaI4
corn frr|. Gets 1901
Duluth. MINI. oct @.-whsaf-On trq-E.
v ! u-rthg- Gzr; No. : northern SC: De.
NUlvausss we. oct. -r.-wh-a,-Easv- No
northern ssGfr. 10. o r0rtlsru sg-gsr4r:
Dec. Srsc hii. Rye steady No. I -sT=st-r
Har''- steady; No. . &c; sample f16lc. CON
Niinns.raus Suun. oct a-wbsa,-Dec
No northern Sg-,c- No. : r1-thsrn Gt,c No
2 northern SF6Ser. Tl0u--FI-st natsufs 1I--T
go. Ec6nI uatrrts 81 n 81 hrst clears 81 n9
1E. second clears s. T1GaE Q n D.. in WOOD
Minneapolis Bran IN bulk S25dil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
FINANCIAL.

unl~i steady TO nrn after the call go srlf-
% heavy ~Ieali=luE sales D. r-rs1t buyers who
~ bull taIk was heard ru Tie aItaurg Iou-
tIuuFI hlgfrE % Dee hF leading IuHuT auH
f-sts- gave FI-- Co fu1-.rr - % corner Iu tH.f
option. and after a sir. -rHH.a AROUND mid
duy. she market was Tal'.s. 'r 3D. ret raiu ~ o
ga r.Irfz hv rep IT'S that rH= NHg orleans bull
lender WAs uliIlHE o., l'F docks N M9F'a W
the southern market aE.aE. cents. Tn" 60
Inmates for tg-mHTt1N 20 frrT 10 l1.ias
points were rather irrEI.HF. Houston and bll-
weston being large. while New ORLEANS was
uELt. The southern slNf market. however vas
generally nrm AMI .unghaHEgt fa SIS = q ggt
sentiment. as dil ulEu ruaE'. cables from l-EH
crponI attTIhutIuE the aIyaua- iu tHlt market -
become alarmed over the 7THIiurss 20 SIT ole
frrinrs The gtvancinS t~r.-. was also ~.
which footed up sEur E" bales TIE rsg r.
ed failure % a national tsrE 10 l~Ift-hgrg had
1nfiI near TIE close. THaT tamIrI I-.Im-
slightly les i~Es.sfHut. and. realizing easing fr.
points h!=hsr- Stl.s were $4,000 bales 'rWA
-. Port receipts f1r tie DAY were EEr lHlr-
market vas steady al an advance ~ ~ u..aaa,
bur no sales were reported NJ Oh" advance,
Liverpool Oct 1.-'rtt.us Gnr-M~i"Ii
huzIn"s prices steady Amr--1l El4t-rE tl.r
s.rs1. EssI mi1iuuE 5SL- w.I.i'rr ssh IrN
mt4llinE E-7=a. Et oriirlv ISL o-afHfs
which Iuu were Tor speculation and export. suI
irrlui-l 80" American l~s-rf'gts. I+" iH-
s.u1ilHS 49, -.ti
eIF- D.~-r4- $50 -. I'm -rsF --z-Gs
Sew O-iasns oct G-Ci-tTa-Futu-rs steady
Jan. 9@ag 7r: Feb stas7se. March $50
9sSc April sSH9 -. May a~9Sfssses jun"
New orleans. Ia. oct. gI-sp7- cotton Grm;
sales r. r0= ordinary st.c; zu-i ordinary Ss-I1rs
miIdllnE lose miitlinE fair l'zc Receipts
1855. stock lIH.NIl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
MI.cemnncnn. MnrLetn

FEATHERS-Prime white live reese IN mar
&c in SNAIL and IS in large !Ea oi DAY xh fa;
t9gEe: X se035ci Xxx 2E2sc: XXX 14aIsc;
&c on large: chickens &C: ducks-white 4c: dark
RoOTS-Per b.: Ginseng at IS to $50;
stemmy. weedy. etc. less: lady slipper Sc; sen
sea &c; pink BE; golden seal ssase. black
&c. MAY apple &c: snake sc: white snake
worth .l4c: angelica 5Gsc; Wahoo-bark Of root
Sc, bark OF Tree. zt-cs blood Sc; bluenag &c:
SHEEP PELTS N wool peIts. f5eay1;
shearliag 1eg25c: lamb at IG@e: dry. fallen.
DEER SKINS. ETC-Quofs per h. Prime
sc: antelope i2lsc: Eoat sc earh-damased out.
BEESWAN-Cnchanged at sc per ID. for
LINSEED oIL-ouotabIe at sc per gal for
raw and Sc for boiled: lc per gal less in car
100 lbs. Tor pearl: mixed at 75eaN: rice at
SCRAP IRON AND NETA-Psr 100 rSs:
wrought lion 55e heavy cast sc; maIlsasls
Agat brass $ heayv brass 3; copper %:
ziRS So LEAD * 80: PeNteT ~
z5aZc for Cd: BSyasiin new at sc 70 7e.
Ate side medium az Sc: Eranulated 500
per Dol; Sc mere per h5l this Side
BEANS AND P~EAs-Quo,e from store: white
sTssn Scotch peas at g-EGf-S per 6a.: split
peaE at 3 per si1-bu. bbL.: blackeys az a.f5S
a. tae Per 70 5sntils Al sl1s4e.
kAFFIR cORN-White at sc per 100 rs.
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal OIL. tupentine and
gasoline Si.o5; vinegar 7oc; black OIL SOC: iinsesd
light and varnlsh soc: sugar l5c; whisky soci
do. half bbis. Soc wine 81: sauerkraut Moo:
pickle 4o4scs salt SC; -four l5c; molasses 9oc;
lard tes Sc e on each broken head: no
MOSS-yye quote. per h: Gray mixed 1uo
lAc. Eruy- brown and black mixed lZR2c:
brown and black mixed 2IZzc: machine-plcked
* 5dgzc. NX sEa4c. XXX FSe5c. xxx
RAGS. ETc@PSr iCo Ibs: cGuntry n, ar
tsc- Old rope-No ] Manila at 40. No 4 at
BoNES-Cholce bleached az ;5 per ton: other
kinds from SO 10 S4
PEANUTs.Earmers stock. Per b.; Red no
PECANs-None Offering: prices nominal
DRIED FRUTT-We quote: Apples Evap-
Grated rings 4ZQ5acs do. quarters at &64Ac:
ble2ched chops lize; peeliugs he Other fruit
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-Nsw sugar at
SalQc per ID Maple strip AZ soGsoc per gal
COOPEBAGE-We quote on orderS for FRONT
delivery: Lard. tes.. Si.52H for wood and fL.N1
WCod-b0und. &1.05 for iron-bound: ash. pork
bbia. g.OThs oleo ties. 40. elack-Work b6la-
1-hCop h0ur Use; 6-hcop do. 25c: miil-run Rppls
&c; No ? 90. Soc. meal ale: 6hoop LINE sc:
CO0PERSTUFFS-In car lots on trk.: Slaves
Cottonwood -four Dbl. $50: do. meal Dbl. 49,:
No. 9 g: No. I haif-bbl Euml $50: miii-run
fruit bill. $50. beer key S12G1s: lard tierrs ~:
thI slsG7c-mIl-ruR l7ls-inch stock for appIs
bbls- SIC. No. . do &c: lard tercs 1Gc. Pork
bhl. 1ei-c. shaved hoOp-Fiour hhL. $50 for
cooper. 81 for housier: half-bbL. .: coiled elm
shaved Si0aI2. pork bbL Sc
HONEY-Comh at 10c to &c: choice Colorado
AZ l5r. strained and extracted at 484lAc IN
bbls. % SC IN cans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
DECEMBER OPTION HIGHER
on CONTINUED COVERING.
CORN OPTIONS SCORE :
SLIGHT A
Short Interest and Northwestern
Cash Demand Cause i
Bullish Feeling.

December wheat was the strong spot In
yesterdays grain market. L the end %
a rather nervous session this option was
higher and May was on the downturn.
Openings were easy. but there was a
quick rally when reports OF heavy cash
sales I'm the Northwest were received. The
figures IN these statements later were
considerably shaded. but the near outlou
was upheld By a fair local spot inquiry.
Receipts. though smaller than last year.
were on the Increase. There was skill a
LARGE short interest IN December. The
late cash market here did not bear out
the early promise.
De-. whort opened at l-l6c OF and sold
at.
$50. &c. sa.-. ssa.c. Srl,r. ss.e. ss-.c Sc
s'Hso'.c. Nss. S6atc. Sos
Though weather and crop Conditions were
al haIri-L. there was enough buviug BY
putsIl" Of this the market dill not show
much independent strength Gables were
easy and receipts We're large.
Dec corn opened "a IN and sold at.
-r. saG, D-g19Sc. Ss'sc. 3sa55Ec
Receipts OF wheat at st. Louis Eo.4a5 bu..
or which l.6ll SKIS. and - cars local and IL
cars through. against l25.g0l bu-. OF which
Lt+I SKIS and - cars local and d cars
through. in lss.
Official estimate OF the French wheat
crop Is $4,000 bu-. against Sj2Il6.CV1 bu
in 1872.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points l.
lls,tU" hu. against 1.f2i000 bu. in 1909. and
shipments $500 bu.. against 1GoO0 hu.
Northwest received j19 cars. against 6I2
cars IN 1902 Chicago received 2s112J bu..
and Kansas City l26.OO bu- C~lea-ances
1900 bU.
Receipts o. corn at s.. Louis 1850 bu..
OF which l5 cars local and S cars through.
against l1.v1 bU-. % which Il cars local
and . cars through. in 1902
Receipts Of corn at primary points So
6p bu-. against 553pJ bu. in 1872. and
shipment L6u'u bug. against SE.OO bu.
Chicago received $500 bu. and Kansas
City 1850 bu- C1earlnces 1900 bu.
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis $500 bu-,
OF which IS cars local and Il cars through,
against SEQ bu.. OF which . SKIS. md So
cars local and 10 ears through, IN 1892
Receipts q oats at primary points 9S.-
CO.. bu-, against 1900 bu. in 1892 and
shipments $500 bu- against 46Og1 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

WHEAT-Eecsived l.6ll SKIS and c cars 10
cal and 10 cars through. Sales % choice No. :
i5,ai and :: destiaation: No 4 az 7ss 70
Sc vCvvlly az SIC. No. 2 hard AZ EGS0cs No
9 hard at Gu>1ic. aci No. Z hard at G1I5c
f1r lIw 20 Turkey; No. : white spring At
CaaS-Rscslyed IS cars local and s ears
through. by sample. delivered. NJ. . sold a.
So 90 Eazr local and No 3 a. SC local aud
Destination. but la,s the former not saisbis
az S--c local and destination: No. ; white not
OkTLRs,siyed s. cars local and I, cars
thrluEI. Ey sample, deiivered-N1. > at 35Ac
SIDE and Ifsc W side; No . white NORMALLY
Ef=a o.. No. . white at 16iaI1sizc r and so
ac W side. NJ. { white at E'4gAc z and
nYE-- s5r No. A. and Sc for No. :
FI.ANSEEu-sic bii f0r spot: scc bid TO ar
FLnvR-S1i, winter -four: Pateats IN wood
t4s{.Il. stzaiEhts G-S5l3-s5: extra fancy SO
S2-3l1 Hard wlntsr Hour. r. tutes-Patcnts
nsl fo- frsts % $50 for extra fancy; straights
N-4Ir1.e co. clears G-ss1A Foregoing prices FOR
lots from drst hands tx. or AZ depot this side.
RYE Ff6TR-ru a fobblnE vay a, g in iu,e
IS. AMI an IN wood for new: mixed and in
We ,I-QurtabIe Z o. b. at so FOR
HAY-Recsived 1.FS tons heal and 80 tons
through. shipped 90 tons Market stde'
Timothy-Choice SeGi20. No So-5eglLte:
No 2 Hsagai No ; SGE. CloysEZNo l
choice. $3.50 f6r No. !. fSy450 Or No. 2
Prairie. W ~side-Choics ss1Hel0. No. / 80
ssl. No. . f--50TS5e. No . 500 alfalfa SE-
SrRAw-ou Tx. S.gegs. Rye SaS
wf{isKY-O1 fSsis OF yLs1 FOR hishvines.