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WITH AN UNCHANGING MANAGEMENT
This bank invites the accounts of banks, individuals,
merchants and corporations, and all others requir
ing banking facilities, and offers to same every
accommodation which their balances and business
standing may justify.
WALKER HILL, President.
EPHRON CATLIN, Vice President.
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9 Protection Against Fire and Burglars
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N.W. Cor. 4th & Pine Sts. Boies
410 AND 412
Stocks and Bonds.
Investment Securities.
3!3 OLIVE ST.
BOHDS, STOCKS AHD SECURITIES.
BOND CALL.
IIoMera of Henton Cbunty, Missouri, Z per cent
botldg aro hereby notltW that bonds numbeml
from 'No. l to No. HO. of 1j ach, aril nunbrei
tromi'So. 1 to No. 233 and from No. 2Z0 to No.
MU bl the denomination of $.109 each, dated Junr
20,-1582, have htn declared due and pay&bl en
the 2d day of July. 12. by th County Court
of said county, payable at the National Bank
of Commerce in the city of St. Iuul?, lIl?ourl.
on 'which day and date all Interest therron will
cease.
By order of the County Court of IJenton Coun
ty. thl 5th day of May, WfL
(Seal) w I. MORGAN.
i Clerk County Court.
Benton County, MlssourL
CUrPTBiLLON,
STOCK AHD BOND BROKER,
421 Olive St., Room SOS.
STOCKS A.MJ IIOSDS ItOUUIIT ASD
BOLD , FOR CASH OK UAKIUCD OX
MAItGIS.
WHEAT CLOSES FIRM
AFTER EARLY DECLINE.
bain ix southwest exces
2 sive.
Corn Freely Sold by Professionals,
Both Here and in Chicago
. ' Market.
,Traaingf In grain 'was fairly atclve Sat
crday. At the opening wheat was rather
easy.. ,bnt later there was some activity on
tho-.part of the bulls because of reports
rrorajths South and Southwest, that rain
had .been excessive In the wlntpr belt. The
active option closed unchanged from Thurs
day's figures.
Corn was decidedly weak throughout the
stsMlon. Country offerings were heavy and
the movement to market was irXre brink
than for several days. Professionals hero
and in Chicago were on -the selling side.
Cash Grata, Flour, ntr.
WHEAT CSh market-Receipts S s-ks. anil 13
car local. Br sample No. 2 red at 76c. mainly,
to tSfHc for jaoked. and TSHc switched for car
lots W. side and 77c tor car lota delivered K.
aid.; No. 2 red railed with hard winter at "tit
75c .switched W. aide; No. 3 red at 75c llered
K. aide: No. 2 white at 73c, and No. 2 spring at
74Uc ewltched W. aide; No. 2 hard at 734c for
Nebraska, to 75c for choice Turkey.
CORN Cash market Itecilpts. 70 cara local
and ia cara through, fly sample, delivered No.
2 at Sic W 3Hc C. aide; No. 3 at SJVac to 3c
W.. 63c K. tide; No. 2 yellow at 634c E. aide;
No. 3 yellow at Mo to 63c W.. 3',ic 6".- F.
aide; No. 2 white at c to S4c W. side; No. 2
white at M'4c to C3c R side.
OATS Cash market Receipts 44 cars local anC
51 cara through. By sample, delivered No. 2 at
41.B42c W ilc E. side; No. 3 nomlnallv 414c.
arwt No. 4 41c; No. S Northern at 42c W. side;
No. 2 white at 44'i4H4c 1V-. 44Hc E. side: No.
2 white at 4IH6-ilic TV.. 44Q444C K. side: No. 4
white at 44c W. side; No. 3 color at 438434c E.
alde.1
RYC-No. 2 at Ste.
HARI.EY At 6iV to 70a
FlSVXSEED Jl.W.
FLOUR yuotatlon. en soft winter for car lo's
trlci Patents S3.ttr.75; atralzhts at 33.4oQ3.55;
extrfc fancy 13.3033.43; clear Sff3.15: low-grade
and soft winter In jute tics. $2.6i62.S0: hard win
ter In jute aka. S2.6C92.7S fcr clears. R.10S3 for
atralftbu. t3.Ui71.Si lor patents, sprlne-wheat
patent 33.6593.7S In bulk. 33c higher In wood.
BRAN jm-ib. sks. at 90g53c this and E. side;
at mill 554T55C: ships at U.
RTETliOUR Jobblne at J3.t0 In ski. and $3.43
In bM.
OORNMEAL City meal f. a b. J3.15; pearl,
Erlta and bomlny 13.45.
HT Receipts ta tons looot and 145 tons
through: shipped 215 tens. Price. E. trk. aa fol
lowai Timothy 114.50 for choice. 313014 for
I"o.v1t 12812.6o for No. 2; clover-mixed J75TJ and
12eTt40: cloer SS10.5 and tU812; prairie, this
tide, t JloaiWO and tSSS.SO,
STRAW Wheat 34.5034.75; eats M; rye SoO
.60,ontrS.
LEAD AND SPEITER Lad at J3.S5 to S3.K'i.
Epelter at 34.65.
WHJ8KV At H.S0.
Prcea on 'Ciancc
The foDowlnc tables sbow the rang, of price?
- Closed
Thursday.
.tTheat Mar .....77 n
July -. 3-C63
Sept. 634 a
Ranged Closed
Satu-djy. Faturdsy.
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OFFICERS:
L. A. BATTAILE, Cashier.
EHISON CHANSLOR, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
PAUL BROWN, Director Continental Tobacco Company.
A. H. DUNCAN, President Mayfield Woolen Mills Company.
GEO. A. MEYER, President Meyer-Schmid Grocer Company.
SAM M. KENNARD, President J. Kennard & Sons Carpet Company.
A. T. KELLEY, Retired Merchant.
H. F. LANGENBERG, of Langenberg Bros. & Co.
H. B. SPENCER, Gen'l Mgr. St. Louis and Louisville Line of So. Ry.
J. B. C. LUCAS, Capitalist.
JAS. Y. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer Interstate Car Transfer Compaq-.
F. R. RICE, President F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Company.
L. A. BATTAILE, Cashier.
EPHRON CATLIN, Vice President.
WALKER HILL, President.
THE
$5.00 and Upwards Per Annum.
OLIVE STREET.
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ChlraKo Stock Eichnnitt.
St. Loot Stock Kxcliancc.
Corn May
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Spt
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Oats JUy
July
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32't b
r.'i h
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62 n
lUSb
56U b
f. a
41 a
32U a
2li
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llolida.
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Thurdav. Saturday.
Wheat No. 2 re 1.76 77 73 4r7's
No. 3 Kd 75 to ft....
Nc. 2 hard 73t,stri 76 77
No 2 spk. hard 74 bt ....'a.-..
No. 2 fpg. wht.TJ it u....
Corn-No. 2 mid."3 WC3S Cl'tW....
No. 2 unite.... 644 65 VM
No 3 mlxd....C3 H ... t34J.-..
No. 2 jfIIow....a4&.... 64 Jr....
N6. 3 How 134..-. 6 ii....
One No 2 md.414fi(2 42 j424
No 2 Northern.42 6.... 424 ...
No. 2 white... ..444Sj45'i 41 ei5'4
No 3 white 44 t 444S44
No. 4 white 44 if ... 4441! ...
....a....
... &....
. ..a ...
Stock, of Grain In Store.
Saturday Thursday. Tr. Apo.
... 120.S1J 12.1.2C6 224.193
... 119.WS 122.117 332.11S
.... 49.S.W 5-1.129 141.424
Wheat
Corn
Oata
He
No. 2 red wheat...
No. 2 hard
2io. 2 mixed com
No. 2 white
No. 2 mixed oats
No. 2 rye
No. 2 jellow corn
23.:S 2J.I61
53.S3J 54.139
C6.2i7 5S.3J1
W.7C6 2i.t.Jl
2Ct.:9l
21 212
3i2.12
12.129
129.553
,Ujt
29.107
22.CH3
6,611
22.00
10.121
PRODUCE.
Butter scarce and firm Quotations: Crearrery
Extra 22623c; rlrsls lS319c; seconds 161117c.
Dairy Extra lCl!.c; firsts 15316c. grease 4c.
Ladle-packed Extra 18c; firsts 16c. Country
Fair to good 15jflbc.
Eggs Current receipts at 14c to 144c. Receipts
2.(63 pkgs. local and ;& through.
Chces Jobbing: Twins at 11-Jc: slng'cs ll.c.
dairies lie; Y. A. He: long horns ll-ic; Urn
burger 12Uc Swis Choice 16c; No. 2 1241313c.
Brick 1348 lc
1'rotlslon-i.
Pork New standard J17.25317.65 per bbl. In a
Jobbing way.
Lard Choice steam E. side 10.024; pr lb. la
jobblrg way. kettle-rendered at lK,c.
Green Hams In car lots f. o. b. E. side: Hams
10. IS. 14 and IS av lft2.s at ll-v,all&ilHc;
skinned hams IC-nv.. lSf20s. 22r24 at 12c; Cali
fornia and New Ycrk shoulders at-'84'ffEc. From
the block del Run-of-hcu-- hams at ll114c;
lllles at 10c to llc. California and New York
shoulders at Sc
D. P. Meat To arrive. 45C150-av. cured c'rlbs
held at 9.95h9.9I4c and S -fc-i.S3e. tt-av. at
9 974011c c. I. f. Bid lots In Jobbing way
ramted: Extra short 10c; c"rlbs 10c; short clear
lCisC, lrellles KV.HlO-jK-, standard hacks at 104c;
plates at 9c; fat backs at 94c Dealers charge
higher on orders.
Bacon Bxd. s. c. meats in a Jobbing vrav
ranged: Extra short and c'r!bt at 104c. short
dear lie. bellies at UU4?114c; standard backs
Ha; plates at 104c; fat hack at 104c Dealers
charge higher on orders. Breakfast bacon at 12o
fcr heavy to 114c for light; hams at 124S134o.
California and New York shoulders at S-c
Country Lard Choice 84W91.c
Country Bacon Sides at 6c
Tallow Steady, prime country No 1 nt 6ie to
7c; No. 2 at Si.tiiiSc: packers' choice at 7,4?;74c
Oleo Ftearlne--Juote at 13'4c.
Greae Small Irregular lots country; Brown at
3"c yellow at 44c. white at 4ic Packers'
stock Brcwn at 504c; jellow at 5-4934c. white
at 7ST71.C.
Frog Legs Large $1.20. medium 75c. small 4:c
per doz.
Sheep At 25r34c; thin ewes nnd bjeks 2fi24c:
lamts at 449o4c. i-pllag lambs at 44834c.
Veals Light receipts, stead) Quot. Cholcs
fat at 6fc64c nr ib.. fair at 54c. heret'c
rough, small thin at 345c per lb
Btef On orders: Bbld Plate and Folton Mar
ket and roll at 313; mess at 312, drl?d sets
nt 13Uc; tongues 15c n;r lb.: InsUes 15c. knuck
les 15c: outside 114312-ic
Live Poultry Heavy and light hens at D4c;
rocsiers 5c. tprlng chickens p-r lb 27c: small
sized 25c Spring ducks 2 Turkeys Average
receipts tr. Ducks C-,e. Pljeons tl.23 per doz.
Geese Wl'ic.
Drcssefl Poultry Scaldet ard uadrtwn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens Choice at lc roost
ers 6c Turkeys Choice at ICC
Boasting Pigs In demand at SI.25ill.Sl per
head.
Fresh Fish-Steady. Qjote: Sunflsh at 4e; crap
pic at 5c for small to 7c for large: bass loc
dressed cat S4c: spoonbill cat 6c: dressed bnll-bead-t
7"ic: buffalo, gross 3c; dressed buffalo
41,rc: cretsed German carp 3c; -wblta perch at 2c
Wool.
Kas.. Neb.. Dak.. W.-
Brlght med 1C4
Dark 11 15
Light fine 12 T14
Heavy black... 9 611
Mlfsourl and Illinois
Choice rflnhlnc
Heavy fine 10 J11
,,ex.. i. i. ana UK
A)arse and low-.'lJ ei5
rieavy sanay... 9 en
Ught fine 13 13
& cloth mxd17i'
Med. fleece)....17 117tf
e;ioining 3,
Braid ...IT
Burr? and clear
.vien. iioce)....i6 fy.L
Slight burrj-....13-4iT134
Hard burry..... 9 94
mixed 14V
Hard lmrrr.....lo
N'o. 1 25
Burnr . 13tI14
no. 2. ea
Burry is 17
Angora goat hair
r-1ea. i
Light fine .144HI34
Heavy floe U 813
la.. V,is. and Minn
Bright med K4rT
Slight burrr"'.Il3 4J16
Light fine ..124S14H
iiarn ourry 30
JjarK ....... ,...lfy-yia
Hides.
Dry steady. Dry flint Texas heavy 15c; Texas
average 13C14c: Texas light 12c; fallen 13S14c;
native and Arkansas ltlic: Na l native J4c: No.
2 native 12M24c; bull 10c: culls 74c Dry-silted
Round heavy 12c; round light 104c; salted No. 1
124c; salted No. 2 104c. Horse hide Dry 75c
Green-salted Western round 74c; Southern THc
THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY,
fflected No. 1 Sc; relected No. 2 7c: part
cured 4c per lb. less: uncured le per lb leys;
culla 4c. Hors hide 32.73; do. No 2 31.25; un
cured lef. Bull lc less than cow hides.
Prnltft ami VexotnlIi.
The Tlrpublic's quotation are for car lot In
first liana, units otherwise specllifd. hrnall lot-
on orders are charKt higher.
CHISRRICS Tennereee. Missouri and Illinois
H'ZtZ vr B-Bal. crate; hurae-sruwn ItrCilJl per
3-khI tray
1'KACltt Texas at ftric per box. 00c ier 4
4lmsktt crate
sritAWllSKKIEP Home grown tUTtiZ pr 2
urnl. ca?e. Per 6 sal. case. MIsutirl and lllirols
1IIACK RASPISUHKIKS Arkansas U.'.SQl per
3-khI trny.
BU-vrKBEnniES-Choice J2.2:;.;o per C-gal.
crate.
U11ANGES Mr I'w on trk : California naeN
14. from store M.'&'&l.; tedllnK $2 .&2.. per
Lux. Medllerranvan snta Ji r.ff3..V), late al
n'la I3.txir4.2i.
hdlOaVS-On trk : California 12.'ZQ3 2S per
box. i'Aihlnz lilhvi , new ll-5ina fSgi.U) pr
IxiX. in a Jobbing way. Sicily litjt
HA.VAXAS-Ou orders 516x2 pr bunch.
IIX3APl'I-Ui-c"Lban ?J 152.21 per crate anJ
It. per bbl.. Florida $2.7GIi4 per crati?.
APPLES Hull. From store: No. 2 lten Dals
J2.2JH2 TpO per bbl . fancy arletlc-s J4.&I to $5.
CABBAGE Meadt. receipts good; Jllssl-Hlppl
J2.73- home-erronn 2wW45c per bu. box.
OXIONi Kew Orleans new T3ic pr Finall
tack. S1U1.10 for ltrg- fark; $3,Zi per bbl
TUKXIPtf lIiine-srowa 15520c per doz. bunches.
CUCUMBEIES New Orleans 53 Z0&4 per bbl ;
Slfcr..25 ptrcute.
STRING BEAXS Mobile 3S30c for round
Rrten, New Orleans 7JtT"c pr bu !ux for round
and 4-to for flat prcn. Texaa Tic pr bu. box.
1-OTATOES Sales at TQUTSc ir bu.
XITW 1UTATUES White 7u0T: per bu.; trl-
llCETS lyjrl: pr doz bunches
GREEN BEASE Uome-gTOtvn at 75c pr bu.
loose.
TOMATOES-Florlda t!.701J2 for choice and
32.252.75 for fancy; Trxaa 75COS1.25 per 4-bu.
crate.
tiltEEN PETPERS Florida Slgl.25 per crate.
SAUtRKftAUT New hand-made tl.75 ier ln
bbl. and 43.50 per bid ; orders higher.
HORKERADISH-On ordera J2.50 per bbl.
ASPARAGUS Home-grown 25ttOc per doz.
bunchta.
St!L'A.H-New Orleans tl.50452 per bbl.
EGGPLANT Florida j:&2.75 per cas.
CAULIFLOWER Ilonie-Krown XSa'SA; per bu.
box.
CARROTS New Orleans 20g35e per do2.
bunches.
RHCBARE Home-grown 15ft29? per doz.
bunches.
KOHLRABI 20S25C per doz. bunches, as to
size.
GARLIC 15225c per strins.
KALK Home-erown 10?15c ner bu. liox.
Ml'TA!ID GREENS Hom'-sronn 10&l per
bu. box.
SPINACH 20'225c per tu. box.
CELFin New Orlians 50&79C per bunch.
GOOsEREHRIKS 50c per 3-gal. tray.
MIscellaneoiiN 3Inrketa.
FEATHERS-In demand; steady, rrlme live
geese In small sks. 47c. In large sks. 45c. gray
15c In small. 33c In large sks.; old white 35f3!c.
X 25330c: XX 1620c; XXX 10&12c; XXXX 5c;
chicken 3c. Turke Tail 12c wing Cc. pointers
3c. wing and tall 7c. wing, tall and pointers 5c
body 2c. Duck White 25c dark 25c.
CEEIISKINS. ETC Prime deerskins 25c per
lb : black tall 22c: Texas at 15c- antelope 15c per
lb., roat 31; each, damaged cut.
BEESWAX Quote at aoc per lb. for prime.
SHEEP PELTS Full-wool pelts nominal) 55c
to 9c; fchearllngs at 5c to 15c; dry stock, fallen,
etc . sc per lb.
ROUTS1 Ginseng at from $3ir3.75; lady slipper
at be, seneca at 30c, pink at lie; golden seal IU
43c. May apple at 24c, wahoo Lark of root 6c.
bark or tre. 24c; snake at 25326c; black at 4c;
angelica at Stfoc. blood at 2c: blue nag at 2c;
sassafras bark at Dc; wild ginger 5c.
CASrvJR BEANS At JI..5 and $1.49 per bu.
for prime In car lota; small and Inferior Kss.
SUNFLOWER SEED-J2.75 per 100 lbs.
LINbELD OIL Ran- at 64c. boiled 65c; prices
nc mlral.
CASTOR OIL Lota 200 gal., 114c lb. No. 1 and
10-ic No. 3; small quantities lc per Ib. more.
COTTON-SEED OIL Summer yellow at 47c;
white 48c; winter jellow 51c; winter white 52c
HOP3-New Y-irk 19320c: Pacific Coast 183
lee; old at lie; foreign at 4013c
-I.T E. side: Medium 3'-c: granulated RSc per
...,vUri '" more tais siue.
iic.vii--u::
pure te.t
EED Latest bid at '$2.03 per 100 lbs..
ORIED GREEN PEASE-Jobblng from store at
31 i; scotch JI.S5; split $2; whlppoorwill pease at
WHITE BEANS-Hand-rickcd rea beans in a
small waj from store Jl.'o-rl.ss per bu. ; screened
at SLiAt:! .j per bu ; mahlne-picked at JI.75.
Lima beans at J5.40 per lb ; blackeye $2.25: Cali
fornia pln at 44c; lenuls at 44c; New Yorfc
klar.ej at 415c.
iii'.ii'Yrc??b: I,irk 60So- bright amber 103
lie bright alfalfa 13gl6c. strained: Southern In
666 944c; cans 5S54c; California cans
jLOS5M2.rktt steady; machine-picked In liest
demand: offerings liberal, eras-mixed 14SIi-;
gray, brown and black mixed WVX. brown and
i',?flcim-l,''- 1,2'tc. machine-picked X at 2
T?LXy; ?' Fii"ci xxx at 44555c; XXXX at
t0.-h?iJP,?r'orJ,lc,1' '. extra black 6c.
L11PTY BARRELS-Cbnl oil. turpentine anl
gasoline Xc: vinegar 7.)c; black nil 50c; llns---d
iT5i.tc'.-na" -?bl5- 55c: w'ne S5c; sauerkraut .Sc:
Pickle 4jc; salt ic; Hour 15c; molasses Joe; bird
tcs. 3oc. 15c off fci each broken head. 2c off fcr
each hoon missing
Fair JID3S5; comrron I6575.
RAG3. ETC. Per 1M lbs Country rags j
old rope. No. 1 and manlla J1.50; No. 2 a
rubber at J5.50.
at 50;;
at 5oc.
kSnr-'jT'fo' $!!3?Ch'd " '" ttT t0n: other
-B-SS3.?i,I.rl.A5D -METAL-rer 10) lbs:
"Wrought Iron 65c: heavy cast, malleab'e, steel
and breakage. 524c: stove 44c; burnt 25c: ligh.
brass ; heavy brass J9; copper $9; zlne S.'.SO
lead $3.50; pewter J12.50. ' '
.Ji' co.n-N" n Cob) Choice white $2.53 per
1(.bJ,.v-,2co. wor,h 3: mixta si.50S2. -'"
PljCANs Average receipts 7V-SSC
,,-.fcA''ETS We quote: Farme'rs stock Red at
l',t2c per lb.; white 2824c
WALNUTS Selling at 25c per bu.
HICKORY NUTS-We rmotS per bu. at !0c for
large nnd 50c for shellbark. .- ror
iD.?TC!ll0tBb,6 Per bbl. In lots at $3!14 Co
pelw'lS?1 C'VNE SEED-" bid ft3R r
fsORGHUM-Prlme new quotable at 203:32 per
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP New surar at
S 5S'pf:BaiaM1Un " "mip aTrupUSr6
ONION SETS At $2.60 per bu.
GRASS SEEDS-MIHet at ILTi for fair to 32.23
DRIEI RUITi-Apples-These sold at Be to
S4c for sun-dried quarters and at 74c to SwV f
evaporated rings. Chops at lBlVc i i , iZSJ?1
20; 24 to i Inch at S31822 and J21S22' Quarter-
Si.SfS H: -ii?1"lDC,L3t J33&34 and J23tf 24;
bolsters and reachers at J25; tonn at m. Art
7ifctai4X. "JUai8 inch at S3flSi
and S1SS20: V& to 4 inrh at K1022 and t2f
BJacX wliwt at JT(. J3sau "? s&roi ChSIr
Clear -and second at J65- commcTi 120 n,i ViTi:.
-J12. Hickory at VWXVW; Sckofr
FINANCIAL
hwkwowj mwftuiwtnmnMMnm
I Mechanics' National
j of Si Louis.
f Totai Resources
j OFFERS YOU THE
at J35S37 and SIC. Cedar at J253:5 and JI5316:
post 17c to 2 earh, according to size. Sca
mnre at $10 for mercnantahle stuff: do. quarter
sawed at J25G27 and 315216. Cottonwood 51111
run at J15iT18; box tvinls (13 Inches and overt at
321S3 gum at SB9 for sap. Jl-'nCO and J9S12
for red: choice Loulaitna worth more ilapl' at
312 for choice Orders higher. Cypress at RS822
and SlSfrS!
YOPEItSTlTFS Quote: Cottonwood Hour
bbl. at ! 25, do meal lihl. at Jl 5: No. 2 at S3,
half bid. at 31. beer keg at S12filS; lard MeTce
J27- pork M.I tW Heading, ivr Fet No 1 Hour
bbl. .c. mill run; 174-Inch stock for apple bbl 4c;
No 2 do ."-. : lard tiero lie P"rk I.M 124c
Shaved hxps Flour bbl. J11T4 51 for cooler. 32 ."-)
1?3 for hoosler. half bbl $30; colkd elm l5-foot
37. V. oak lard tierce, copper shaded SOijs: orR
bbl. $5.
OOPERAOE Ivinl tlercr") Jl 1 for wood and
S1.23 for lron-liound bhls : pork l)bl at WtrU-re
fcr wood-bound. Jl fcr lron-lound; oleo tierces nt
31.274. Plick work Round-hoop flour bbla 31c.
Hat-hoop do. 31c; half hbl. 25c; meal bbli. 27c;
prinluce or app!- bbls. 25c
BAGGING. ETC. Bagging. pr yard 1-lb. at
64c; 3-Ib. at 5Tsc: 2'i-lb. 6Nc Iron cotton ties
JL Hemp twine Sc.
St. I.onla Cotton 'Market.
Fpot market Quiet and unchangrd. Quote:
Onlimry l?--5
looI onllnarv' -H
Ix middling -
Middling S
Good middling 9
Middling fair 9
Tinges and stained at mrsc below white.
Galveston Spot market tlrm. Middling-. 94c.
Sales, 463 bale?.
New OrIean Spot market seady. Middlings,
S.c. Sales, l.aoo l-nles.
Memphi Sit market Ready. Middlings. 9'4c.
Sales. 150 loles
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston 1.2B bait", against 5.023 balea last
enr.
New Orleans. 2.477. against 2.. .11-
Moblle 1. against 4.
Charleston 5. against 3.
Savannah. 1.119, agalnt C55.
NcrfulL 135. ngalntt 3.823.
Memphis. S2. against 1M.
Tlie net eeeltts r.f all tTnlted States POrlS for
one day were 41.63 lales, aa agams; 1.5S2 b-ile
a we!t ago and 6.714 a year ago; export". 2.01
ball', ni-aln't 13.411 a jear ago; sttyk. 422.07
bb. aCHinst 416.565.
St. iiuis warenouse statement:
This
Tear.
. 3I.27S
Ia-t
Year.
S.N)2
Strrks on hand Sept. 1
NM rieelnts since Dt. 1....
.I.J. l.
217.450
Net shipments since Sept. 1 12.561
Stocks jn hand to-daj :,'S5i
r:rr... rlnrs tiwlav IS,
173.O0.1
73.1M
!)
flni.a Tei-Ints ulnn. Sent. 1 7S5.63,( ST.257
Gro -lilnment4 to-da V6 w5
Gross shipments since Sept. 1 T9j.1.2 Sl.S6t
Ily Tclesrapli.
New Orleans. La-. May 31. cotton quiet and
steadv ules 1.2u: ordinary S-: goo.1 ordlnarv
S4c "low middling S 13-16... middling 9V. K""l
middling 9 ll-16c, mldJUng fair 10 3-16.-. reelp:s
2 447. stock 117.5vo. Futures ste-i.n . june y zva
m 26,. Julv 9.31S9 22c; Aug. 8 7Ifl8 72c; Sep' RKSt
Iv Oct 7tKr7'Cc. Nov. I.71C7.72C: Dec. 7 Tlii
7.72c. Jan. 7.71517 73..
Liverpool. May .11 Cvtbm Sfiot In limited de
mand: prices stiadv inl.KlIIlig 5 -32.1 The ealcs
of the dav were 5.'W bdle. of wh'rh 50-) were fo-s-pct
ulatlon and exiurt. and InoltiJed 2isi Amerl
can Rete'rts non,- Futures opened steady and
closed quiet Amer'can miidllrg. g. o c : June
5d s . June and JuK 4 f2-61d b . Julv and Aug
4 59-CIQ4 60-64d b Kur and Sept. 4 52-61ff4 53-04J
s . Sept and Oct 4 5C 64J s . Oct and Nov
4 27-C41 b. Nov and ree 4 21-64d b. Dec and
Jan. 4 23-eid b. Jan. and Feb 4 22-64SI 23-C4d b.
I,lVn STOCIC MlllIv'GT.
atlr Rrrrtpto TJrIi( Iluieher Cattle
Steiiil Hokn Clone Firm.
NATIVE t'ATTURfcitlftrt of cattlo in the
natl dllslcn weri pra tl ally nominal, as trie
aKHrtrgatf was a fe oer a load uf odd- am!
aJu The ;er:ral Satuidjy renditions prerallrd.
and yalt-s uero tij Tew. at no paitlcular cban
In price
Haliptne and Export Shipping and xp rt te-"-
of aiiuuj uelfihis are Quotable as full.n: x.
natl bref Etecrs. -trIctlr fanc cuttle. J,30i to
I.T' lbt a erase. fT 2r7ttf f'rnlcif i-xrot ttr
l?iu to I.(j lba. avtrase. -JTSTIG Guod thippinj;
and exi-oit pteTF. 1.20 to 1.&0 lbs.. ti.Z-Ya; Fair
to me-dmm "hlpplnK- steers. 1.3W to 1.450 lbs.. JS 2
6C 5-J.
lresred Bf and Dutrher Stwrs Pteera, 1.200
to 1 23-) lbi. aeiaK fall rar.ge. rough to best.
S.75stf7 2v Stt-tv-s, l.Ow to 1.1! lbs. aerne. full
rane. tZ.toZG SO; built of paTe at $3 Ojffi 2)
Steer neighing Iras than l..o lbs, full nnce
S4.U$G.55. bulk 54)Kl at t.-'-OiiG.iJ.
StocKers and Fedrs Ftedinsr steers, fair to
cho're. K lb and npwanl. 3 tf-a. the bulk
at iPftt 23. Common to choice stjekera $2 052
4 TA bulk at $3.2trt 30. Stork helf?r., full range
ti.iufiS Ti. and the bulk at iZQZ.ZO,
Cows and Mixed Fancv natiit ht!rsri ii of
JG.23; there was a fair supnly en the market.
Choice natle hIfen sell at l"...V.ir. itVei nntii-i
cows S4?H at tl.V'QZ .j. and jrot-d hMfers sell at Si
fe5. Medium cow at J3.2."R4.25. Fair cows J2..5
(j2.1L. Inferior, light and old p-wp Sl?i2 The
i'uia ui kin- ruuuincM ttiw ut i HI 4L .oYI and
the bulk of all the cows S..M at J3.r.,io; Can
clnp cows ell at 2S3.
CaUes Veal caU?-. full ranpe 2.7?C ro nr
100 lb . bulk at SZ.Zwa& ;5 per 100 Ib. Ueretc
and yearllncs sold at S2.75SC.50 per 1) lbs., with
tfce bulk at )fQ4 10.
Hulls. Etc Bulls, full range J2 155: bulk of
t?ale tl.'Zfti 30 Mocker buIM sold at tZ.ZQTtZ.GS,
the bulk at 13 4AS3 CO. "!.,...
Milkers nnd Sprincers Dcrine the Treelc the
milker cold at a full rnnae of jmcj p-r cow
and calf, the bulk of Fale hemp at JlMJiS.
SOITHKUN CATTI,nThere were nn freh ar
rival In the quarantine dliMon. On lat Satur
day 5 cars and US bead arrived. a-?alnt r. car
and 141 head two weeki apo The week's Rupnlr
amounted to TC3 cars. afvtalnt 332 the n-elou
week and IX, two weeks apo It wa.s the reend
time this var that ovpt t- car were receHed
within a week, the week of Febniarv furnlh
lns: &.9 cars, the Iartzfft nf the jir. This week
proied to b rathpr diap'roup to prices the bulk
of the Fteprs selling- SSfTe lower at ip coe
whllf cows declined 2.54: and bulls I9S5c"
caHes lot JIQl-SO pr nead
Durlnc th wee Txa and Indian Territory
steers araclnr SO. tr l.."2 lbs sold nf a full
ranpo of J3.XS58 mci or them irnlnp at J7f?3
Cows and heifers bmnrht ISVITA luP &3.4J0
3.M; jnaB-t and or.ni fXWQZ bulls $2n.2) ard
"S-t9 95Ir howlre.1 and at J4SU per had
This we-k Ahlntns. IulFlana and Mi!Vn
p! ftfters i.0SS."J IhB average at J4?4?n. hulls
ard nxen at 2.VXt2.z,y. and cows at $2.23
-Ii?i;n';.tI,A Tk Itnn', nnd Tennev ster
CM?? lbs. nld at 10471: cmrs at Kl'. inlxM
at UTS and hull and nxen at J3-lS?o
liOfiS A verv small sunplv of hoRtr vn fr
PaturJay was on tnl. and tho quality was pti1
falr A nood dmanil prorall!. and th" r'irket
was actlre ind stndv m firm nn n .i.. .
prade. but plow and no better than baIr rtendr -
on the fair to medium kinds The m-, -VI
vanced duilr? the ntet f d-v- rii ii
abm,t SV hlrhSp than the & nVS-n S4 ThT .
!ST Jr?pMJiMff rl?- thPlSJ,k,.Vt,r" VJi
!. w ?th-"nSSn A Mt ""
SHEEP The UitmI niitet-ne rtmitiiti i .u- 1
fheep market No freh arrival, were rn.W.i i
and he ens Jere wll rle-ined lip hefn- the i
the low time durlnc the week. bn MS4V lw
er than a week njro and very slnir Fale n-d ilull
on the common to fair kinds. 0m mu! h-t
and Iambs are In demand and ell readllr Tt
stocker t-nde showed conMerflble iif0 durlnr th
wefk and ill .mod o,es roll promntlr.
?? far.S5.u T'-C lh Flw, Inclined Iambs that
old at K?7 vearllnir at tfi: the bulk sold a
tnftvl .... Native and fVnrthweKt xnnttnn -heeo
sold at a rarpe of ?4tf. 5fl with the bulk of th
sales rolnr at K?5 25- -fv-r-ers mil at tlSM rm;
Ismb at r?.f.W4r. ani bucks -old at , Vir
cirelly nt JJ i'VRi 75. pales al Included Texis
cbeen at 4.",'t4 &t
ITORPEP The FMnrrnr msrket dM not h-inr
forth nnv new derelopmen?. Two n three small
con a I crimen ts came in bv bort hut were o small
snd the demand was ?o thnrnuehrv quiets that
thev- did not cnllt anr Interest araore buyer
and were held over until next wek. The mr
Vft eridences a more lntnely quiet closinp this
week than It has shown In several month. TVr
hap It I on account of th holidav arrival an-I
aaJn becaure the purmlr dorlnc the week was
lljrht. but r number of the dealers believe it Is
becflue the rprlnr actlv Ity each week will be
shorter-lived Pnd the market mors IntenF1y quiet
01. r""w. iiu- are now un a lower nasis
than at any time 'In several months, that H
LEFT AT 50 CEBATS PER SHARE.
A safer investment never placed on the market. lYIr. George P. Andrews has just returned
from the mines and reports oar ore assaying up to 24 9&i -which will enable us to earn at least $1,100.00 pep day. Buy now
at 50c,,as the Directors will soon advance "the price of this valuable stock. The. Company reserves the right to reject all subscrip
tions sent in, without notice. Make checks or drafts payable to the Treasurer.
A. L. STEIN MEYER, Secretary. JAfV.ES L, CARLISLE, Treasurer.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS. .
'JUNE 2, 1902.
5Ae
Bank
. . .
BEST FACILITIES I
average ralue. The medium and Inferior prades
of nil cla?s took a drop this week of about
15 per beal, njaklnp the decline in two week
at leaot iiljlO a liad The choicest kinds cf
drarten and bl Hag tern horses. howe?r, d'
not manlff?st any change; they held about sataly.
If thert was anj declmo It amountnl only to a
llttlrt weakness.
Horse quotations: Heavy draft Common to
good, 31?0(.1..0. choice to -lira $H.SSlV. chunk.
1.100 to I.Ajo Ih. Fair to K'-evd, itioiN); good to
choice, SlrllO. Coach horts and cubs Fair to
pood. ill&lT. choice to extra. jr'Mtv"). Horses
for the South Small, light driver?, fir i KHi.
J20i45; choice to extra. 150. Southtrn drivers,
lare. 1jl2i. KxjMjrt Iiuiik.-, l..u) to l.r Ilu
riatn to goud, f7it?W. chulcf t -xtra. Jli12J.
Dullness irl vers Fair to pood, $33j1P. choite tw
"xtra, JlCaSlC". Saddlers lor Southern use Fair
to ccod, J7aJi&); choice to extru, tVtl3Z; fancy
Batted and Nw York faduler, IlLotiSv) Inferior
nor?c ommon, small plug?, yirji't, heaiy work
plUK. VtVft.
MLIES The market was not without receipt,
but they were of ruch small ext-nt that no new
actlvltj wan aw likened and the ww-k doed
radically en the basis of the Friday market
urlnc the last two dajs the market has ben
er3' quiet all around. There was a call for ab-mt
two cixloads of New Orlran euijar mules and
for an Eastern load or so. but generally all of
the dealer hie reported the demand as binR
exceptlonallv quiet The quiet situation In the
Eastern trad is hurting the activity of the mar
ket now more than any other Influence, f.r the
reason that the Southern bjlnc3s was lone ago
expected to become quiet, and the chief expecta
tion for activity ha been placed in the Kat rn
demand. At the clo-e of the we-k the oiume of
Eastern bu?ine decs nrt shew to have be-n
more than cne-half a1 larjre as lat week. It is
not brllMed that thee has been onv chince in
prices general Iv. nlthouch dealer may In som
Instance have ihadel them to effect negotiations
Mule quotations (for broko muies, 4 to 7 jean
old):
14 hand, extreme range ...
14 hand, bulk of sales
1 30.fv3 T.)."
.... SO.&Vlf G).0
.... zzwa !().ii,)
33 ( ti.0
.... 73.f.iIIl.0)
73 Ofifr M 0
.... ii.itiizz.oy
ft'a.t'i'fi tr.i
HU hands, extreme range
14U hands, bull; of sales
13 hands, extreme range
13 hand", bulk of sale.
15tj hands, extreme iane
liu hards, bulk of sales
15 to PP5 hands, extreme range .
1 to 10'. hands, bulk of sal
120.OilS0.W
123.001U.(
The firt line of quotation In each class U
calculated to represent the full range from com
mon to extra Dealers, however, often claifv
superlative buncbs (all tops fur buer. whiih
sometimes sell xnFtdral'li above the highest
fiuotatlon. The scor.d line of quotations s.ignl-f'-.s
the bulk of ate, and generally represents
the variou clat-es a;, they are sold on the com
ralfslon market, more cr Ie?s mixed.
Ily TIeK--nih.
Kon-as City, Mo.. Ma 31 -Cauls Receipts M:
market unchtinped.. choice eiiort and dre1
beef Et"rs J? Si7 40. fair to goi! 34 2366 5:
stackers and f-ederi J2.wi?i.. 23. Western fd
steers $4 30ij6.t3. Texas and Indian steers 32.735
3.S3, Texas cow J3fi4 V); native cows J2 75tji CO:
native heifers S3 Ptfi6.73; can ner s $2pJ, bull ZH
5 23. calves J2 iiiftfi SO Receipts for the we-U
20.430 rative ant Texans, 1.3W talve I logs
Heceipt ?3ii. market stea.lv; top J7.43, bulk
of sales ST 037 33. htavy tSJ32ft? 43; mixed
park-rs rr.uiijT 37: Hchts J5 63S7.20. Yorkers
J7."3ti7 20, pta Zytitto Heceiptit for th
wek 3H.). Shevj Keript none, market un
changed, native iamb 13 40fi7 Zi: Western
Iambs S:..ft . native wethers U InfS.I' Western
wethers II 3k. fed ewes 1l.VtQi 15 Texas
clipped icariings J3 4-)&. Toxus clippetl heep
II4iQ... to-krs and feeders t2.)g4.Co He -
ceipis i.r me weeK. iz.wj.
ew- Y01K. Mav ?L li-eve-j Receipt 4S3; no
ales rerjrtftl P-essed tef steady. Dressed na
tive side S'fcg1 pr Ib. Cable lat recelel
quoted American steers at 13ljfil3iiC. dreed beef
weight: refrigerator beef at lie ier lb. ESfiicri
to-day. partlv tlmated, TO beeve, 4.& quarter
of Ixef Calve- Xo receipts; no trading, city
dressed veals Sl,!!?llc per lb Sheep aid lamb
Hetelpts 3.U)1. effective sale all around nt alxiut
steady prlee. trade very slow except for tup
Kradca about 7 cars of stock carried over, sheep
sold at I3.30J.4 73 per 1" lbs . few expert wether
$3.S. vearllnc at J3 306.23. culls at Jt ): spring
lamb" ai 3 'Zfi 23. oa llttU bunch js;0, cull
J5 3. dressed mutt n CSlOc i-er Ib , dre-d ar
lir.g 7G12c. dresjd spring1 iambs UlilCe l!g
Hrce'pt 1.S47, mne on sale alive, nominally
weak
M Joreph, Mo . Mpt 31 Cattle Rc?!pt9 4;
steady, native J3. ."-Hi 7.23. conn and heifer $2.2.
3.4-i- veals JStMieM. storkers and ftdet,, 12.3 1
fij. 40 Ht-cst Kerelpts f- 0. steady; Iln;ht and
Htht mi"d J75i7 23, medium ornl heavy J7 ."
7 42"-: pig 33 73Jjr6 Sheep Itecelpts 23-J. steady.
MAKKCTS nV TKLncitAPII.
Milwaukee. Wis.. May 3L TVIieat weak. Clae:
July 7c. No. 1 Northern 77ir774C No. 2 Northern
.ir.64c itje un. ,o. i mc iianey weak, ro
2 71971-3C; sample 337Ic. Corn July ni,i..
Toledo. O . May 21. Wheat dull, steady. c-sh
ftc: May So: July 74c; iept. 74c Corn active,
firm; cash C2c. May 62c. July 61Hc; tp 31Vc;
Uec. 4Tc Oats active, strong; cash 42c, Mav- 49c;
Julv 35-e: Sent. 2ic: new July 37V. new Sent.
3lc. ctvcr ?! fairly active, firm, el J5ic.
Jct. jiJj; rx z w. Timotny 53.21?-
Chlcajco. 3Iaj 31 Cash: riour teadr winter
patent 9X3fi4: strafRhts SXWfitSO. clears 13-20
"; sjirina patents $l3QfH.4). patent $3 ""'ft
3.!: straights J3'S3.CO Wheat No 2 nrin)r 73a
'34c. No 2Uttifi1ie. No. I red Tifty)! ( rn,"
No. 2 vellow 6l4fC24c. Oats No. 2 -pfillHc:
No. 2 white 41Va4lc. No. 3 white 42M?'4w Uve
No. 2 5S4c IJarlev Fair to choice maltlr Csff
70Ac. Peede No 1 flar $Li; No. 1 North western
J1.76. prime tlmcthv t.3J. clover. ccntrjcr jrrad.
Ji.23. ProvlIons iles rork. per bbl. 517 1?17 13;
lar.1. per IM lbs, Jli KW-Slrt 15. Fhort ribs Me
(loose) J3 7(H?3S. dry salted thculders bxd 1 J-i
e8.r. hort cUsr ride (hTd.) jn.2C$?W3-. WhN
Kr Iiasi of hlchwlne $1 20
Liverpool. Ma 31. pease Canadian stead v fi
1'Vl. Hour St. l-ouls fancy winter rlrm Si il.
Hnp t lmdon fPacifie coat. firm 4 30t" 3.
Beef dull, ex'ra India mess )$ M. Pork steadv.
prime mess IVefteui 7Cs. Hams, phcrt cut. 14 ti
1C lbs., steady. 33s 6d. Bacon steady. Cumtjer
land cut. 23 to 3d lbs.. 51s d; shrrt rib-. 1. ti
24 lbs . 7.2s, lone clfar middles. light. 2S to 24
lbs . 32s. lone clear middles, henry. 33 to 4'i
lbs.. 31 "d. short clear backs, 13 P 2Ti Ib . 32"
6d. clear belli-s. 14 to 1 lbs . 32 6d Shouli:e-s,
rquare, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet 3Ss. Butter, nominal.
Cheese stidy American tmet whit. old r.
do. new 32s. American finest col"reI. old. 59s; do.
new 53s. Inrd quiet, tlrm: prime Western In
tierces Cls Wl; Areerlrtix reflnM in pills Si M.
Tnllnw Prime city Arm 30s 5d; Australian In
London dull. 23s 3d. Turpentine spirit tlrm. 33-t
3d. Rosin I'mnmon tady, 4s lid. I'etrolenni
Refined stendv, 7d. Llned ol! firm. 32s fd.
Cotton-seed oil. hJll reP.ned. spot 2"s ftl.
LIveaKI. May 31 Closin: Wheat Spot dull:
No. 1 California C 4Ud; No. l Northern ?pr!mr
141 futures nominal- Mav nominal. Julv 3
Iltd Sept. s Vtd. Corn Spot. American mlxd.
new nulft is Sd ATterlcn mlT! od t,it I
5s P'id; futures nominal; July 5 SV1. f,ct 3 2id.
Mlnreapoltx, May 31. Wheat in!?. "3c (rp.
ftu.frrStaC on trk No. I hard 78ic. N- 1 North.
.l-e. No. 3 .Northern zi.9z4c 1 Ir-Flrst
patents ,w -t. seccnu patents n -tax 'V; nrt
WZTt?--''- w',,d clfars ' nan In bulk
K CItr. Mo. May 3I.-Re-.Itt5-Wheat 4).-
-Wheat 46.400 bu : corn li.m bu.: oats 23 0-0 bu
::
Poultry;
REPfRLTC SPHCIAI
Xrrc Tcrk. Mav 31 Ure roultrr Ttwlrts for
the wek werp II mra M'estern. 3 S-uthwp?tm
and Soutrn. with fullr" Z more b xpres.
atralr.?t T2 ca last week an 2 cars the pre
loU3 wck. Otiotatfons unchanped
Drped Ponltr" Receipts to-day l.-t pkci.:
receipt? for :h TeeV 4.111 pkes About I car
Southneetem fowls arrtio,! to-dav ar.U cleare!
promptlv Rt 13o. with market cl. alnK etroaic un
der licht advices la transU. No change, in quo
tation Rbr.
8ETO1MC FrECIAL.
New York. Slav St rte-elyla to-day 16 T33
caej. From the pretent atandDOlnt tie receipts
for the week will foot un rtcjely t rt.i ctei.
which will brlnsr the total amount since March 1
up to about 10.0CO" caws' ahead cf thoe of last
year for the ram? period. These flffures would
seem to be in line 'with a greater production and
a lanrer accurculatlcn cf rtok In storafrc at
Kaatem points as relative to Iat year, assumlruc
that conrumpll'.n was- upon A rarity, but the
quantity cf poods' that ha been used must b
held to be much greater thin u"ual to account
for thft (II.r.nanif I-H lha ntir. r.htnine.1 nnrt
cse4 In comparison.; Trbrrt the information avall-
ONLY Pk SMALL AMOUNT OR
3rQ OTT1FTt3'JJU JJ SFRTn?m
FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
LIBKRAI, ACCOMMODATIONS AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT
EXTENDED TO CUSTOMERS BY
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
Capital. Surplus and Profits,
S8,500,000,
able It Is concluded that the quantltv held at all
points west of Xew York Is lighter than Iart
tar. shewing that a relatively larger rroprrtion
of the output has hen taken by th seaUvird
cities thi , aon Recomlntr lmprebd with this
idea, the I. adirg centers West have trYd n.re
strenut usly to -ecure good, although at a int.
hour W.v, rn advices hae assisted to maintain
prices n !'.' tock at a rate fully 40 tr cent
alove thoe n year aco. a conditirn fu'lv re
flected by the prent prices rullrc ths m.irktt,
which, with th sP-ck fairly under cmtr-I -u
bared upon prim coat at point of pro-Iuctin
Quotation unchanged to-dnv
I'hIIadelphia. Mav 31 Eggs firm; fair demand;
fresh I7U- ; d Western IV ; do. Svuthw e-Mern
ITo. do Si'uthem lf-c
hleago. Mav 1. Enrr Rteidvr fresh lZVn tvr
dz.
Kansas city. Mo, May 31 Eeg stea-lr; new
Xo. 2 whPevvuod cues Included lS'.ac per dcr,
loss off; cavs returnM 13c.
Hni(ffr nnd CIicpsc-
New York. May 31 llutter rteceipt3 0.719 pkc :
steady: State dairy 154322c; cretmery. State 2T?
22c; factory 175fliV: imitation creamerv Ih-t
0)lsC. Cheese Iteceirtf 4.243 pkg.; dull and
heavy; small colore 1 w-c. small white 10c:
large colored Sl2c. do. white IJc, weekly receipts
25.33 pkgs.
Chlcaco. Miy 31. ITutter firm: creameries 1S-5
22c- dairie Yl&Vte. Creese :eidy: rt.lV.
Thiladelphia, Ia.. May 21 Uutter tlrm; fair
demiipd. extra Western creameries 2210: do.
near-by prints 22c. ( he-e- steady: Xew York full
cream-?, prime new llJ4'gi2r: do. fair to good lltf
AVool.
Indnn. M"ay 21 The tMrd series of weed auc
tirn sales clcsed to-dav. . rerresentP-tire cata
lojrue. crensittlng- of 8.22t bale, was off-red.
There was a fair attendance. Or-mpetit'on f-r
tine g-adiH was good, and prices enrallv were
tteady American bought good greasr clothing.
The total withdrawals amounted to &.Z10 bal'f.
Wlvn th" sertes ojenl merinos advanced 1'e
pr cent and crossbreds 10 rr cent. Merinos
further Improved and clcsed Yt per cent obev the
Mar h prices During th riis J4l.'i hale
were catalocued. of which 213.0 wero iM and
1 Vi over. The Continent purchased 107 bale.
Following are to-dav sales In deta.l: Xrw
South ale 3.100 bales, scoured Uiis 7.1 :
creasv. HllVl. Queensland. Sllale3- cur
S'rIUl CI- creay. 4-itlljd. Victoria TM bales;
preasv. V-flid. F.mth Australia, 103 bales:
greapv. AilONd Xew Z-aIaa-I. 3.4M MIo:
coitw1. ZitV preasv 4I4tf'b-I Cape, of il
Hope and Natal. 2:) bale; scoured, 1 IGl 31;
grey. f.-.-Fr734d Iunta Arna 200 lal?s:
greav ..".V. Th arrivals frr the foimh s--rl-s
of saleH number lS?.!-t' bales, inelu Vdjs 3S -M
forwardeil dir-et to spinners. The imnort nt
wool during week were as fr.IIcw: Xw
South Wale. '104 bale; QueenMan 1. 1 " Vic
toria 9.233 South Australia, fi w3: Tasmania.
10. Xew Zealand. 14"-4 iioe of Gov! !T.p and
Xatal. 4.324; China. 1.232; Hamburg; 2.5. else
where. 1.C23.
Snsar.
Xew Orlan. Ia , May 31. Surar stenSr; open
kettl Viftl 3-P- open kettle, centrirueal 3-T
Vc. centrifugal vel'ow 3xir4lMc; second' 2?T
S 1-lCc. MdH?i dull, centrifugal GlSc.
rotrolfiiin.
Toledo. O. Mar 31 -Ol! -North Idma S5c; South
IJma and Indiana S3c
Oil CIt. T.I - Mav 21. CrwdA balance it fl-
certificates, no bid. shipment 242111; averaae
103.375. runs 1S2 2M: av-eraee 0.19L
I Turntiif Izie nnd litis In
Favannah. Ga . Hay 71 Tiupentlne Arm: -Te
7Uln firm (u..te: A E. C. D. B SI S: T 11 ZH-;
C. Jl 0 II Jl i t Jl 55. K Ji 45: M it-'): N" J3 S):
'. $J 50: W. V. H .
RIVER NEWS.
REPrBLIC SrECIALi
I'aducah. K . June 1 The river cauge rcadr
12 7. Tne I.. Twaltr !eit lor GuicO'ida with Ln
excursion at 9J& this mornlnr. Tee Jc K wl r
1 rem Evansvllle arrived at J:3t this mornir,;
and leaves tn return trip tomorrow niorntnv; at
III o'clock. The H UjitJiif from NashvlUw U
due tiv-nUht and lees at noon to-morn n f r
ClurHville No uther arrivals i.f Ixkits expecttd.
Chester. Ill . June 1. B.at down. hester, 11
last ntcht Columbia, stsi) a, m. lp; Iarkt r and
tow. ;:3.i a. m. . ColumbLi. 12.1ji p m. : Sieffield.
fc: a m. Due up: Cap Glr.nd'au and Chetter.
Partly iloudv and warm. Gauze. 14.4 fc-et; falling.
uw Girardeau. Mo. June 1. V earner cloudy
and warm, lliver fall in?. The ilittter d. wn at
3 a. m . returnlns at lw.30 a. m. The Htrs Iee
up at 4:13 p. m
Cairo. Ill . June 1 The ilver commenced fall
Ir to-Iav . ihe gauge r-ad 23 3 frvt The weath
er is very warm, fair and thre&tenim; rain, rhe
itei l from Memphis arrived at t. a. in and
del art ei tur ft. Louis at 7'3) a. m.; sh dls-charnrf-l
a e-mail I t of freight here and added
( (ackaitt- of sundries, her caxpo c nsU-ts of
lumber, stave and undiies. he has her cabin
full of p."encr The Exjior:fr arrived at 6:3-)
a. m with 10 empties; she returnM to t. Louis ,
at 3 p m. with 3 barges load-d with coal, thi ,
iwtnc th- iart of the iot for M Loul. It U re
ported there Is a "hortane of Z barges on the con
tract, but the coal operator were unable to send
It on the recent rl-. The Kred Hartwey went
&cuth at 3 p. m. In place of th Hermann 1-aepke.
the latter having gone to the tanc ovvlnir to a
strike of her firemen The Avalon from incin
nati wireil (mm Evansvllle that he would arr'v-3
here to-morrow mornlnp
Memphl. Tenn.. June 1. The river stands 13.C
ftwt en the gauge, a rsft of 1 6 font in the lat 2i
hours All th local packft due to-day arrived
on time. The Georgia Lee ur-ived thi mornlrur
from Cairo and rturrt? Tue1av Ilecelpt by
river to-day were 7 bal-s c tion and 1.33 sacks
cotton need.
Grand Tower, 111.. June t Exporter down at 12
last night. The Husell Ird i loading ties at
Apple Creek. Cape Girardeau up at 7:4o a. m.
(hester down at 2 a. m "heter up at 4 p. m.
The gauge reads lfi. feet and failing. Weather
cludv and warm, with rain
VckFburs. Miss.. June 1. The gauso reads 17.3
feet and tiing. The iw e or tne xenu 1-j In
frr in Greenville. The Wichita Is In from the
Sundew er River.
Wheelimr. W. Va June 1 River 6 fe-t 3
Inches and falling. Clear and warm.
Iittsburc. Pa.. June l. River 4 S feet and fall
In Clear and warm
Cincinnati. O . Juw 1. River statlcnary; 34.3
feet. Clear and warm
L"van5vllle. Ind . June 1 River 14 feet and
failing. Clear.
Ci 1
Hnrvestinff mnII Grains.
written for The iifputiie.
ith all tiiall srain crops especially
It i necessary to liarvest them at the I
rhzht time in order to securo them in the
hot possible condition.
A few day delay will not only ofti-n
lower the quality of the grain, but ma
terially Increase the loss In bundling.
On thi.s account it is quite an item to
make all the preparations posibl' in
advance and then when the crowing
crain has reached the best stnire push
the harvesting as natch as jK-.ible.
It ! also an item to leave the eultiva
vated crops In good condition, "while the
harvesting of the grain crops is being
done. It is better to hire extra help be
fore harvest begins anil have the culti
vated crop clean of weeds ami in good
tilth than to be obliged to hire extra
help during harvest on their account.
Overhaul the machinery and if any re
pairs are needed have them made before
the harvest work liegins, and if new ma
chinery is needed secure It so that after
harvest begins there need be no unneces
sary delay.
After a crop Is grown to maturity Jt
Is good economy to use all reasonable
pains to liarvest In the best condition.
COMMERCE IH ST. LOUIS.
STEAMBOATS.
UPPER K18SISSIPPZ.
DIAMOND JO LINE STEAMERS.
For Foppleton. Hamburg. Mczlert4
Clarksv tile, Louisiana. Hannibal,
Qulncy. Keokuk, Nauvoo. Fort Mat
lon and Burlington, SUaraer SlIXXEX Hzs
Tuesday. Juno 1 p. m..
FOR ST. PAUL
And Intermediate Points.
bTCAJIER DUHCQUE
Leaves Monday. Jua 2. at 4 p. m-, from wtirf
boat, foot of oshlcffton av e.
TeL Main 2447A. I. P. LISK. Goa. Agt-
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
St. Louis - Chester -Gaps Girardsaa Use.
Daily Service.
STR. CITY OP SHEFFIELD.
W1TJ Seare haxXbct. font of P!a at7 AToa
dayfl. Wednftvlays and Prldaya at 4 ta. E3. foa
Grand Tower and all lnmlUt.
STIU CHESTER
Will leare Taafla7a, Tnurcdaya acd E&tsrdaT at
4 p. m. fcr Cape Glrard.au and all principal
lacdlnss. Quick time, bc.t accoanodatiaca.
VKcrx. SLun 4iA ana A Ui
JOUN K. MASS1XGALE. Mnt.
LEE LIRE STEAMERS.
To JlemphU. 9T.OO Hound Trip, 910.0O
Includlr; Meala axd Berth.
For CfcestT, Grand Tower. Cap Glrardeao.
Cairo. Memphis and all war landlajrs. taklnr;
freiaht fcr all way landings thlj aid. of Xev
Orlana ani l&r.dinjs en ArKacsas lilver to Pin.
Bluff
KEES LEE, Taedar. Jnn lip. m.
rETCKS LEE. FrlJar. June G. i p. m.
From whftrrboat. foot or ollTe ft.
rfconea: Halt) 1003: Kinlocn A 7S3.
TT. E. Altlti. Cum. Agt: V. M. Connor, ton.
Agt.
EaOLE PACKET GQMPaHY
The Only Side-Wheel Steamer far
G?E GIRARDEAU, COERGE
And all way landings, steamer Cape Girardsaa
lutes wharfboat foot cr Vlca at, Mondars w:l
Fridays, s p. ra.
Illlnola River.
Str. Bald Easle for Pecrla and all way landless.
Wedr.eV.aT3 ard Sa.turda.rs. i p. m.
l'hone Main 3. H. W LXVHIX Arent.
ST.LOL'iSc TE.NHES5EE RIVER PACKET CO
t JT35 Tor Chester. Wittenberg. Grand Tow
irVMtO: er. Cape Girardeau. Cairo. Paducah
sLLjjf-rujtfj and all points on Ohio, camoeriana
and Tennessee rivers. ..-
STEAMER CITY OF MEMPinS
Will Ieave wharfboat. foot of line St.. Monday.
June 2. at 3 p. xn.
JSO. E. 31 AFSENGALE. Affcnt.
n-ore Main 4GA and Klrloch A 112.
COLUMBIA PACKET COMPAXT.
Th only regular Ste. Genevieve St. Marys aafl
Ctrttr parte ft,
STEAMER CGLUMDIA,
Leaves every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at 4 p. nx, from Dlatnccd Jo wharfboat.
HUNTER BEN JENKINS. CtaaraJ AcaU
rhcn Main I447A,
ROYAL CARRIAGE
FOR WHITELAW BEID
Ainbapsador Choate "Will Go t?$j
King's Coronation iu aiiB"x
Plain Carriage. .. t-"
London. June 1. The United States Am
bassador. Joseph H. Choate will go to the
coronation in the plain carriage In which he
dally drives about London. Whitelaw Reld,
the United States special envoy, will occu
py th royal carriage provided for him by
the IClng. Even the latter vehicle will be
plain. In comparison with those in which
the Ambassadors will drive to Westminster
Abbey, to say nothing of the semlregai ve
hicles which members of the nobility -niU
draw out from long-siabled seclusion lor
the great event.
One of tho curious features of the coro
nation will be that while all the Irish mem
bers of Parliament and their wives hare
been Invited, none will attend. A meeting
of tho Irish Parliamentary party will short
ly be held, at which this decision wUl be
announced and tho reasons therefor will
be declared.
CLEAN CULTIVATION. 3 -
Written for The Republic.
Xf the weeds ami grass can be kept
down arsons tno cumvaiea crops umu
the plants have made a sufficient growth
fully to shade the soil, it will be much
easier from that time on to give clean
cultivation.
Just how many times the cultivations
should be repeated depends very much
upon the growth and condition of the
plants, and tho condition of the soil.
There Is only one safe ride and that is
to continue the cultivation until the
crop can Ik? considered as made and the
soli be left dean of weeds and ln good
tilth. So far as can be done when the
last cultivation J.i given the soil should' -be
left reasQcably level, but flne and
mellow.
It is an exceptional case when it can
be considered advisable to cultivate
deep in giving the last cultivation. The ,
disturbing and breaking of the roots -that
will be done If deep cultivation Is
given at this time cannot but be ln-
jurions to the growing plants. "While
deep stirring of the soil at this time
tends to dry out the soil more thorough- :
ly. TVhlle occasionally deep cultivation
may be best at first, shallow level cul
tivation will nearly always bo found
best in finishing up. i
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