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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1863.
Mineral Survey No. 1886 A & B.
Denver. Colorado. March Is. 1908.

U. s. Land Office. !
Denver, Colorado, March %, 1908
Notice is hereby given that David r.
Fraser. by Duncan Drummond. his attor-
ney in fact. whose postoffice is Du-
mont Colorado has made application
for a patent for 1900 linear feet on each of
the Agnes, Bradford, Cora Lewis. Edith.
Fanny D., Finley D.. Golden Hope, Kan
sas Girl, Lady Jane. Mabel. Minnie B.
Reynolds. Olive. R. A. D.. Sierra Colora-
do and Sierra Nevada lodes. bearing gold
en eaeh 6'f 80 feet ' IN width i and ogesbp mill
site. situate in Montana Mining District,
Clear Creek county, Colorado. and de
scribed in the plat and field notes on file
in this office as follows. viz:
AGNES LODE.
$50 IT. N. 60o 30 E. and 1850 IT. s. 60o 30'
w from discovery shaft. Beginning at
0F hSRee Y % 9Th fhf p 3 NJ f. bear Bears ssS s g. q
20 So w. 702.5 TT; thence s; go S0 w.
l5S l5So f. to Cor No. e thence 2S $S o " v
1850 #. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 2so S6' Z.
$50 #. to Cor. No. l. the place of begin
ming.
FANNY D. LODE.
IT. N. &C. E. and 1895 it, s So w.
No. l. whence the S. E, Cor. Sec. 25, T. 8
s.. r. "A w. 9Th P. NJ bears N. SO 49, 2S'
Cor e % S6 Fl ththea sheafs 4 n f1 % 5o f. to r co4 to
No s. thense 81 g. " 1880 f. TO- 70 Coz No
MAUD S. REYNOLDS LODE.
450 1T. S. 61o 30 E. and 1850 IT. N. 61o s0'
w. from discovery shaft. Beginning at
Cor. No. 1, whence the S. E. Cor. Sec. 25.
T. s., r. IA W. 9Th p. NJ. bears S. % "a
5" w. 901. Sc IT.; thence S. 61o 30 e. 1900
IT. to Cor. No. 2; thence N. 2So 30' e. $50
It. to Cor. No. 8; thence N. 61o 30' w. 1900
It. to Cor. No. A; thence S. 2So 30' W. $50
IT. to Cor. No. l. the place Of beginning.
CORA LEWIS LODE.
100 #. northwesterly and 400 #. south
easterly from discovery shaft. Beginning
at Cor. No. l. whence the S. e. Cor. Sec
25, T. s.. r. "A w. 9Th P. M. bears S. 4'
81 80" w. 1041.25 TT; thence s. 5So 50, u.
100 #. to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 67o 35' e.
400 ft to Cor. No. 8; thence N. 26' A p.
1902 #. to Cor. No. 4: thence N. 67o 35
w. 400 #. to Cor. No. 5; thence N. $50 81
w. 100 TT. to Cor. No. 6; thence S. 26o a.
W. 1902 #. to Cor. No. l, the place of be-
ginning.
MINNIE B. LODE.
5 IT. s. 41' w. and 1895 #. N. 40 E.
from discovery shaft. Beginning at Cor
No. 1, whence the S. E. Cor. Sec. %. T.
s., r. "A w. 9Th P. NJ, bears S. SO 81 z"
W. 1072.07 #; thence N, AZ E. 1900 1T. to
Cor. No. 2; thence S. 490 e. $50 TT. to Cor
No. 3; thence S. 41o w. 1900 #. to Cor. No.
4; thence N. 49' w. $50 IT. to Cor No. l.
the place of beginning.
SIERRA NEVADA LODE.
355 it. northeasterly and HAS IT. SOUTH
westerly from discovery shaft. Beginning
at Cor No. l. whence the S. E. Cor. Sec.
rs. T. s.. r. IA W. 9Th P. M. bears s.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1856.
Mineral Survey No. 16O51.

Mineral Survey No. 16051
U. S. Land Office
Denver. Colo March H. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that J. J. Hoban whose
pustofice is Idaho Springs. Colorado, has made ap-
pcaon for patent for 800 linear feet on the David
son No. lode bearing gold aud silver the same be-
ing 1889 feet s 4S' 81 W and 1861 feet Northerly
from discovery shaft thereon. with surface ground
$50 feet in width. situate in Jackson mining district
clear creek county of colorado. and described
in the plat and field notes file in this office. fol-
lows. viz:
DAVIDSON NO. 1 LODE.
Beginning at cor No l, whence the cor sec 8 T
4. s. r 73 w of the 9Th D bears N 3Sa 81 40' E
605l.7 feet and the IA cor 10 T4S r 73 w of
the 9Th p bears 81 IL 1919 feet; thence S
70 39 w 5465 feet to cor No 2; thence s age 81 W
1l3a 46 feet TO No 3; thence 329 81 1856 feet
10 cor No 4; thence 43' 81 E 1900 "a feet to cor
No 81 thence 70 39 305.55 feet cor NO O.; thence
So "a $50 feet TO l. the place of beginning
Containing 5.l02 acres, expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos. $3.50 and
forming portion of the s W Ia Of sec and the N
w IA of Sec TO- Twp s. Range 70 W of the 9Th
principal meridian. Said location being recorded in
vol 159 page 3d. of the records of clear creek county,
colorado. Adjoining claimants owner of the above
excluded survey.
c. D. FORD. Register.
First published March 21. 1908
Last published May %. 1908
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16
BRADFORD LODE.

755 T. southerly and 745 II. northerly
from discovery shaft. Beginning at Cor.
No. l. whence the S. E. Cor Sec. 25. T.
s., r. "A w. 9Th p NJ, bears S. S6o 23' 15''
w. l094.42 #; thence N. Sc E. $50 fl. to
Cor. No. 2; thence N. 90 E. $50 II. to Cor
No 8; thence S. S4o E. 1902 IT. to Cor
No 4; thence S. 90 W. $50 #. to Cor. No.
S: thence S. 80 w. $50 #. TO Cor. No. 6:
thence N. SO w. 1902 #. to Cor. No. 1.
the place of beginning
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16

460 TT. southwesterly and 104O II. north
at Cor. No. i, whence the Z, u Cor. Sec
22o 23' 2S" W. 1886 1T. thence S. Ssa w
1920 IT. to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 75o w
$50 it. to Cor. No. 8: thence N. S6o W
1906 #. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 75o f.
$50 IT. to Cor. No. 5; thence N. 33o e. 1920
IT. to Cor. No. 6; thence S. So E. 1906
Il. to Cor. No /. the place Of beginning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16
OTTO C. NO. l LODE.

6S5 IT. N. $50 29' E. and s15 IT. s. $50 20
W. from discovery drift in tunnel
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the s
P. NJ bears S. Sc Isl W. 3O4 50 tt; thence
S $50 29' w. 1900 It. to Cor. No. 2; thence
N. 34e 81 W. $50 #. TO Cor. No. 8: thence
N. So 29' E. 1900 It. to Cor No. 4; thence
S. 34' 81 E. $50 #. to Cor. No. l. the place
of beRinninR
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-05-16

355 #. northeasterly and has IT. SOUTH
westerly from discovery shaft. Beginning
at Cor. No. l. whence the S. z. Cor. Sec.
rs. T. s.. r. IA W. 9Th P. M. bears s..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23

I 70 natives: ito Teams; calves. iSo mostly
steady: stockers and feeders quiet Choice
port and dressed beef steers - 5la5 2s: fair t,
Western fed sssf aas Tsas and
steers sSq4. 90; Texas COWS so: native cows
Sas sa;iys asis!s ssvss ,ssa Hos
& hHk Of sales s iISs iSss ss,s heavy ssaaSiio
sIs Y2TSsrs ssisaasi5s: piss ss%s.ss sssspaSs
s' sWes s. st naive wethsrs Sa ssSas
Texas clipped sheep 'S.75a5s5; siockers ard feed
chicago. May 2e-cattle-Receipts 1900: mar
kst Ike sssnd EeSds to lPnssr Prms sssrs n
eSns and heifers ,SSa4 Is " eanners sl sSgs %:
bulls ,s2a4.25: calves g. 5oas Is: Texas fed s,e.rs
fss @ left lG'Sy over @ a1e
opened easy to steady and closed lower: mixed
ad sGSa t. choice hsaSy
i bSs of 0ase sae. S. iasss sSeepRseep;s soo
sheep and lambs steady: good to ehoes wsthers
esn lambs spring lambs ofa
sheep q ,ils shipments-catsle 1885, hogs tsS;
'hsen south l'o'i &. Joseph. Mo-. May u-ca,.le-nc
ceIpts 44s: steady 10 strong: natives aieas;-j:
cows and heifers i2a45o: stockers and feeders
sss5g.s5 M9ss1k4sss,pss s sss steady light
esiE pigs s.asSsS
steers slow: medium steers. easier: bull, shade
s,sss .esay :ows s,seEs nnn
- s..eo qasrters q beet cSlVssaRsees. 1ss teea
eceps Hfists @ ss7s sheep % more sc,se But | no sh
for strictly good: others slow and easy; shse, ..
yeaE,nss s'as S7s SPRING aass ss. soSs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
Mi.ceIl.neou. ,i.rket..

FEATHERs-F1rm prime white live geese IN
& g. s. 's sgs a sad & ls5s: = s'e ,, ss::
HkA 3 sati s;s S:;s
m 5fS :, r. s:ss ss:1ss: :s: ss e s
lb.: goat 30c each: damaged out.
sHEEP PAEITsNFail vi wool pel,s nominally 10
Gsi: shearinss at 10a25c: dry salted. fallen. sso.
kooFFSoaote per e; sinssnx GIa.s sses: -, iasy
lisa ss sss ssr & s 8:
sUNFLowER sEED-Nominal at lilo pr
CASTOR BEANs-sl.a5 per bu.: smaller lots %
foe No and &c e. e. t 80 small nall s Z 3
y. 'coTToN.sEEp oII.-winter white 4e; ysl!sM
47c: summer white 42c: yellow +lc: salad ~:
and extracted at &C in bbIs to 5,ic in cans. Cal.
fornia and Colorado held higher ,m
Bararian nnsnSsI at s7asscs hSeH -'"-'. "'' .''
Safe. side medium at Sc; granulatsa 10
Dfg oek SS f SS bu a. no
'isI; BEANS GSs AND PBAs..ouote from store: Dried
st s saalnp iR,lt peas ps & q
ientiIs &c, N White beansSchoice hand picked DsSi
at kgs ss r.
Hf sss o a 81 vars &c. sasas Sssn e 81 si %.as e.
:.s do has aa nSs .s; .9 sine aan 81 sauerns.. s
lard tcs 35c: 2Oc OF for each broken head % tor
eaSR MosseraS asoe ' mixed ,aalac gray, brown and
ss slask x H1sa 8 n Ss x 8 e :.
5Gsisc; infertor picked less: extra black &c.
toni FAIR $500 .da5o s eSoes aes' a.
RAGS; ETC;-Per 100 lbs; Country rag. at 90
SOC. Rubber at $3.50 "
BoNEs.chSies s .1 sleached at SIS per ton: other
PEANUTs-Farmers. stock. per lb.-Red rno
se POP Tsts enRNHssil,nr iHasss q, 60, =, so,c
SCRAP Iron AND METALNP ioS iSs.:
and sreakabIe ec Stove &c. burns &c. ss itfss
brass S.: heavy brass SO: copper SO; zinc Il
as 5SSs 5sssPss gsr sSGu' sSf c
soRGHUM-cANE sEED-Best bid at SIC psr
SORGHUM = Prime at sea2sc per gal; m.
:. pRIEb FRuIrs-ouote: Evaporated apple, a.
fancy. damaged. etc. less; bleached chops st
1zdiYc: do. waste at 1a9lNc: sun-tiried quar-.
ter. at 494ac per ID: sun-dried peaches nom
MAPLE SUGAR AND s1RuP-New sugar a.
sGIoc per lb;: Canadian at 13c; maple sirup at
GRASs sEEDs-MIilet at s5asrc to 81. Tim
othy at S2 Is to s2.25 Glover at IS. Most Kinds
are % out OF season now. and prices generally are
cooPERsrUFFs- Quote: Cotton -four bbl. a,
bbI at S.; mill run fruit b6I al IS: beer kes. e
ns per seN q oai SS ss 5 s s assa
inch stock tor apple bbi, 5Ae; lard % .jsrss % E se.
s;.ss;i sss ss:;!;, a::::. s;:s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
Wool.
Fruits and Vegetables.

a The Republic QUOTATIONS are for lots II, In
on pFas5y ar Shlsed higher 5er
kansas from .di5 and frs@ soc 10
SIS. with q few lots at g. 80. Missouri and I'LL
2a m in seai to trays ST St o S vi ssa
tray slsa ease q s'o per
GoosEBERRIEssHome grown s1a1.1o per g
.APPLEs-Per bbl; Ben, Davis at s2S2-so for
ssss So ''f BALDWIN at l ssS. T Fancy stand va.
at lots ;ss 81 gfE fE !S e9zpl. navel
at ssdI5rs fG5 s e Ss sz l
sy sweets u a. sasogs 60 and St Michael at ss.ssg
S6 s5ds!s asis on 'sa hsasr o of
for choice and SIS for fancy FAM t,us Messna at 50
BaNASss"as s SS SsoffH ga '3s 5unch S on ofders
cocoANUTss s2s per LOCO E. trk.. and in Job
PfNEaPPLES~Gub at e. a crate and IS per
CALIFORNIA cHERR1Es-s.as.5o so per p-lb.
sRfE gsaHss Ct ses boz su
I 10 @ faeg Mf on aa
sas2s straight lots ,a. MissSg InSis i9Es aSa sof
and rsd a pef sb and pe
sack; Texas skd; at slss per bu and some l-s-
oNfoNschoice sound from storage 75c per bu
NEW oN1oNs-choice New Orleans at sal7s
sAuERKRAUT-sl1 per ,.-bbl. and & per Dbl.
On orders higher.
NEW CABBAGE-M Mobile at $2.D per large
crate: Mississippi at $50 for choice sound per
CUCUMBERS-Florida per crate at u91.2S for
small to 81 o0a1.75 for choice; New Orleans at 100
SWEET PoTAToEs--Per bu.. loose: Nanse-
mond 81 1.25G1.45; Bermuda and Queen 81: Southern
Illinois at g per bbl
choice high as 81 so a crate.
BEETS-New homegrown at z54S5c per DOE.
punches: new Southern at 2oc do1.
CARROTS-Home- grown at 75cGN per bu. New
Orleans at 3olfs5c a doz. bunches.
SPINACH-Quote homegrown at LOG per bu.
box.
RUTABAGAS-At 3sc per bu. del.
homegrown at 2o9aoc per doz
GREEN PEAS-Arkansas 1-3-bu. box at 500;
Mississippi bu. box at 81 30;
GUMBOAS3q3.50 80 per 6-basket crate.
CAULIFLOWER-5ofs5c per doz. for home.
MUSTARD GREENs-Home-xrown at 1So
| bu loose.
J TURNIPS-New homegrown at 4oc per dog.
punches: consigned at Zoe doz.
KALE-Home- grown at 10Ql5c bu loose.
PEPPERS-Florida at $g3.5o per s-gal crate
~ HoRsERAD1sH- 5oas. so per Dbl. On orders
RADIsHEs- Homegrown at 591oc per dog.
\ punches: Southern not wanted.
STRING BEANS-New Orleans bu. box round
! green at $3.50. and nat at S26225; Alabama az
1 g. so bu.: Louisiana 1s-bu. box wax green at
KoHLRABI-soaa5o per doz punches for
ASPARAGUs-Home grown at 4o@7sc per dos
SQUASH-New Mississippi at $3.50 crate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

In traders
in
for the
The
tut the cloew sstrong
but
buying smany
uywhe pcned l. 16co fandc
ycornop dunchang
oats closed &c
a
orally
sesion
bank earnes
sea een 5and6
Spotcot &c in
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
Stock. of Grain in store.


fEOVIHIOnUs
Pork-New standard si7sS per 100 lbs. In .
naS se E tss aa closed
'sss s a. rs at and as j.. Ct sss
skinned hams-lss and 1sqsos and 22d24s at l2itc.
at ct Ss MeT soeF saoudfs as aa e
i0ssc to nc and bellies at 1oc 70 l2lsc as in
D. s. Meats-To arrive. loose cured. cribs
15-av. at 9.47lsc. and 5oav. at s:42lsc. c. a. (.
at 1oc. plate. at SIC. fat backs at SIC. stand
b,nnn meats sron, in g. jtSsbns
Ga1as 1sS 1SH ehSfs at oarss iS Iss s
short clear at loks, bellies at 195se plates "a; at
Dsalers charge higher on ORDERS. s;Ia :. 49,, l
Tsiiow,P!ime country &c and No. at 41sc
ss ea. Of seasse pask. as sX choice s
Si. brown v,ocsirGwn s yellow and
wdiss ye1les se Il ee White at sasc at '0'e
Frog Legs-Largo 31.00; medium at soc: small
hss.stics thin and Ill, roush 1aIss a, sse psr p
sf & t s'IsF Ds s 60
Beef-on orders; Bbld.-PIate and Fulton Mar
i2i4c: knuckles nc: outside 1ot.@1ic.
Live PoIltry-Dueks quiet small not wanted
ROSTERS 2Oc: spring chickens 1ls-Ib. average
zoe; spring, chickens. 1G1k lbs, 1sc; spring
ducks 2A-lbs. average, 16c. TurkeystHens 10c: !:
heavy toms Sc. Ducks 10c. Geese-Full-feathered
&c: plucked &c. Live pigeons and squads, per
coz.. S1.25
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys 11G12c. Chickens
Hens lie: broilers 19c; capons 1sc: slips i2c;
roosters &c. Ducks 12c. Geese 7@Sc. Foregoing
figures are for choice only.
ErSsh Esh;-{1rm and ~ seed daH1ane 4ussi
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
STOCKS UNDER PRESSURE
SHOW GENERAL DECLINE.
RALLY SLIGHTLY
AT SECOND SESSION.
Trust Company and Bank Issues
Easier on Free Offer
ings.

Selling orders again operated against an
generally lower, with United Rai.ways As
and Missouri Trust the only strong spots.
AT the afternoon session Transit regained
a portion of the previous days loss on an
advance TO $50 after early sales at So. .SI1a.
United Railways preferred sold off from
SO to SIS. .75. but rallied to SIG at the second
session. rne 4-per-cent bonds held nrm
at S5
Missouri Trust had fair support at sl3O.
Lincoln at S254 and St. Louis Union at $55l
der seilIng pressure at SOL and JOS.
ASIDE from the slight rally in fractions
the afternoon session was without feature.
Commerce again sod at 36S, and American
Credit Indemnity weak at 25y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

hf1Cb fItl.tb.
confined to 1 car Western and Southern. Thers
was fine trade but demand fo5 tne W.. wse'i was wss
fowls .unsold on jobbeIs' hands. Prices without
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day sss pkss. De;
mand yesterday was quite unsatisfactory. and
there was considerable unsGd at the e,Sse qnd
heavy. there was very little wanted. and as
the
cessions. and offered fowls at l21ac for medium
wRs then s full wehs high not on sssz f0T
considerable poultry due from Kansas and tns. the
Week Old ROSTERS DUH and lower. FresS:siied
@ psa ssson and brought nFs psess but
and small neglected. Spring ducks worked out 9,.
R &ss
picked prime small l2.c, ,s do drgP,sked prime
lbs ha.s each soa2le. Other quotations unchanged.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
York May Weather ha. sns very
favorable for stock. for which owners were were
s psss sDs for ss s.hs1 a,,sa en- soS
gency wa. not considered in connection with the
bulk % sh., s goods s a marx xas
SO per cent of the receipts; Jobbers demanded {. a
arrange on to the I OF buyers and
ris1lors alike. Dirties and checks quiet; Quota,
fiOna at mark-Central western. RIdueu- Ivy
l6iLc: Western regular packing fine l5isc: fresh
sfsf Kansas city. Mo: Nav 2s.,EsEs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 13c doz.. cases re
turned; new No. . white wood. cases included
l3i:c -, $500 t.,
cluded. 1872 alilac. !,
mand: fresh nearby 15,sc. loss on: do. South
western 15isc. loss on: do. southefh nominal
Butter and Cheese.
Philadelphia May 22..gutter fair demand; . de-, e1;
ira Western creamery 22hc; do. nearby prints
DC Cheese firm; fair demand: ~: New y York l f%ll aa
iiG14,Ec: do choice new 121ac: do. fair to good
GhicaSo May n-Butter steady TO firm;
creamer!es 15aslhc. Cheese-New easy. liaGl2isc.
Hides.
Dry flint: Texas and Indian Territory butcher
us It's. and over at 15c; do fallen at lac: all
stock under is lbs. at 12isc: native and Arkansas
at is%c round cus TIC; natives on selection.
No. / at lie; No. at lac: sailed at umEs mMS
for light to heavy; on .esetionn7No n7,s a at l,sg
for current receipts; do on selection at Sc for No
less and part cured &c per l6 @ les eps paE &c e
i green: ponies, colts and blue, 81. and 7oe M for
dry Wet stock should be we'll salted and the
dry noisoned before being shipped to market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23

7isc: bullheads-dressed SIC, ard gross 4c buffalo
gross &c. dressed 4izc. German carp-dressed
&c, gross 2I.c; sinfish ic. white perch &c.
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet
only. Jack snpe 81.
Produce.
Butter-Quotations: Creamery Extra 2192,c;
frsts ls11sisc: seconds l6GlI7c. Da.ry-Extra $50
11c: frsts l3a1ic: grease id5c: ladlepacked. good
i5alsc:- -firsts ,l3al4c: country packing stock lie:
inferior sTl0c: renovated. extra f7IiSc; firsts 1S
Ql5c; grass favored tpailsl 12dl2l3c.
Eggs-Current receipts l2i3lf13i2c: receipts g.
14l local and S1s through: shipped $500. duck
epgs 15c: goose eggs 3oc.
Cheese-F'irm. Northern on orders: Twins 12c:
singles 12i4c: daisies PIC: Young America I2ssc;
longhorn PIC: lrnburger 1li12c-inferior 3l2Gic:
Swiss lsTNc: brick l4i5Gl5c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
New York Curb Market.


New York. May 22.-The curb market TODAY
opened quiet and unchanged from last night,
closing. Before midday the market deveioped
general strength and moderate activity AT the
close the market showed general gains from the
previous session. Total trades were about 20
go shares. Northern Securities was an active Ia
sue. selling from 9iis down to ?35s. then hack
TO s4is for $500 shares. American Can common
sold at 81, on sales of l0o shares, and the pre-
isrred sold from a up TO 45ls for s0l shares.
Six hundred shares of International Rubber sold
at 4iss up to IN. Fifty shares Of Standard Oil
sold at 60. Greene Copper was the active fea-
ture Of the copper stocks, 400 shares selling
from 22ls TO 2l3s. then up TO 22h. Tennessee Cop
per sod frprn 2i4a up to 2sL Combination Rub
Der and Betting IS sold at l00Ss for bonds snd
International salt bonds sold at 40 TO- coo Lack
awanna Steel full-pad bonds sold at s,Aggst,.
and the % per paid sold at 9s for $40. 900; Rock
Island 4izs sold at Ssi5 for 10 bonds.
Foreign Exchange.
Prime sterling, cables 4.SssOGi4 $50; checks
4.s7s5Gi.SIs5; 60 days 4.sis0ai4 So.
Commercial sterling, checks 4.s7A: 60 days
4.s4l4 30 days 4.sSss.
Grain bills 4S5i4: cotton bills 4s4,.
Bankers Paris cables Sis l-l6; checks 5.15x9
5.l6ss 5 Is 116: CO days 5.1SN CD. lshI5 IS LIS
Commercial French francs checks 5.16k: 60
GAYS 5.lSSx.
Commercial Swiss francs checks 51sM; 60
days $50
Bankers reichsnarks cables &h: checks s5S
ass 7-l6: 50 days 9l7s.
Commercial reicfsmarks, checks 95ik795 5-1s; 50
days 9is.: 90 days 9ih.
Bankers. Dutch guiiders, checks ioAG4o 5-16:
60 days 30 1-6Gi0h.
Commercial Dutch guildess checks 20 s-1s9
4nr co days SO I5-lGGi0.
Market weak.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
YEARLINGS.

aoG f & i fairly GOO good fsS supny sS9 of hog, wa. on
$500. against 1000 Friday Of last week a and $50
AND prees again the
good butcher, and heavy hogs being about. &C.
' ses ss ahs msss
soy ii s Pg ns Ehs anes
saiabie at any prices. Good hogs are about soc
sso@ sn of fully Shs na ers Is nq no pigs G
mand except for the very best. Good smooth
today etfns hHsS the Market @ s on eSerythas
very slow and draggy; however, before the close
Southwest stuff
Fair to best butcher and heavy hogs sold Mt
isioSsss. the bulk at s. sl5as.2o; lights. jSs to
iss sni e' @ 10 80 5 '?s sgs sxs ct q
top Of s %5kfs @ bs sse sad and m e F
s.25. against top of $40 and the bulk at $3.50
good liberal run of sheep WAS on
wgsk and IN we a e
erai cars of Texans and the majority of the
came Came from Kentucky, and Tennessee. a good de-
mand prevailed and buyers = were in n need Of @ sup;
numbers on sale to buy them at lower prices;
throw o ali n and %he
to sell for considerable less than the top end.
decline ars IS not quite s so much as ON lambs Good
lambs are about 81 per 100 lbs lower than week
ee@mon @e to medium Kinds Declined little more
than the better ones. Stock sheep show but little
than any time recently. and all yoens. thin sheep
sell readily. Thin lambs are the slowest sale, as
no nesre sockep S9gers for them To-Day ony
small supply was on sale ar and the market steady
n%0; ;5 at s aSs ss aRs, native 'hs sa sod So
p%a q, ss. sos at a 3 w the
sold S9HI3 CIll lambs at S2fYl md
sold at ss@a:55. principally at ss.25aa.5o.
quiet retail basis Friday by the fact that there fS
were fresh receipts coming after the good
In ers Sas little he ON s
market, and Consequently not much oportunity
shows that the demand from that quarter during
The week has been ,Ss very liberal in face q re
frsedom freed Of sales Yet the market es Closes ON on
the weaker and lower basis si which CHARACTERIZED
the medium and plain, classes. and especially on
small Sc Southe deens es was t
there was a verv active competition In the auc-
sa sSs and Pss sats 70 a.sssss Is s
there was any dlereIHse He,xr in their prIses
scea Iiss ssoss: ehoise to extra Chunks.
,Es to lase lbs fair to EGO, good SO S1Sog!so good +,
d Tor the % %soutR.smail light drivers fair to good
ia .ss siss,!s EsRsEs snais.
rseNFais to good ss5m120: choice to extra $500
leo; fancy gated ard New York saddIers s20sas5o.
IEseror horses - commSn' aT1oS small plugs 'a5a5o;
MULEs-The only offerings on the market
signment and were not enough to create any
new interest The dealers also received a load
there were no developments of interest. This
has been a generally light week. for. while the
decline on the Southern , demaRd nd: which cut on
this acnonnt there was not as much strength
attaching to the smaller mules: and dealers con
chsiesr md larger grades This 'eft the MEDIUM
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Native Run Light-Beef Cattle Un-
changed-Hogs Close Lower.
NATIVE cATTLD-Bsss ssssrs-Nstiys cattle
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
WEEKLY BANK Statement.
st. Louis Clearings Show Increase
of 3.4 Per Cent.

The following table. compiled by Brad
street. shows the bank clearings at the
principal cities for the week ending May
2 with the percentage of increase and DE-
crease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
New York Money Market,

New York. May 22-Money on call steady at
2H2h per cent; closing offered at 2. Time money
months. 4IsGS per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per 4zaSa; Sterling exchange at decline at
days; posted rates 4s55 and 4sSsdI So: commercial
bins Ls4s. Mexican dollars 4eA Railroad bonds
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23

mules with less support, and took away a little
of their strength. The choice to extra full
made mules have sod equally as good. however.
as at any time lately.
Mule quotations Nor broke mules, 4 to Z yea,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23

had agreed to undcrwrite the new issue Of stock
the stockholders not having displayed much
eaCerness TO exercise. their rights to- sub
scribe This. 1t was said. blocked the schemes
Of the powerful bear clique which has been
held responsible for the sensational decline in
the stock these past few weeks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pacific was bought by
strong interests familiar with the company S
business. There Is said to be 4 large short in
terest IN the stock. The banking firm identified
with the finances OF the Union Pacific system
was said to have given out the bulk OF the
buying orders in Southern Pacific yesterday and
to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-23
Local Money Market.
Yesterdays Bank Clear

Transactions at the banks were in fair volume
with discount rates for call and time loans steady
between 5 and per cent.