St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 7

THURSDAY ST. LOUIS PORT-DTRPATCH MAY 24, 1900. $1 lambs and 25a50e; dry shearings. 15c: fallen pelts, I0fl2c per lb, according to FINANCIAL Aufdenbrink. F.

Emke.M. F. Feld STOCK MARKET BREAKS IN COURT ON ft COT, ler, A. Wolff. 141111111.7 miny conuilion.

FEATHERS Firm; small sfcs, 48c; large sks 46c; gray and qailly, 36-: white, old, 3ii40c; X. CONDrCTOR BADLY BEATEN. vVu liam Deppish, a nonunion conductor who xx. l-16c; XlfXI. lik: Chicken Dry picked, JVc.

Duck Dark at came from Junction City and went to work on the Laclede avenue line Wednes aiivxw--; wnne, BEESWAX Prime, 26. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. Also Futures tn Cotton. Bought and sold for caih or earrie 1 on mar- t- We are coaasctsl by SPECIAL LEASRD Grain and Provisions WIRES with the Tarioai GAYLORD, BLESSING 307 Olive StXouls.Mo. TALLOW Market firm; No.

1 oil barrels. 4'4c: SUGAR, GAS AND STEELS RE CO KB LOSSES. May 87 sm, ae July 37jj.38 I 87 87h OATS. Mir 22 I 22 21 21Tia July 22 22 j2121 21fa21b PORK. July $11.47 1 fn.Sit $11.42 $11 42T345 LARD.

July 8.95 1)7 6.95 6.95 BIBS. July 6.57 TT57a60 6.55 6. 57 a WOMAN, UNABLE TO MOVE, TESTIFYING IN HE9 OWN CASE. day, was attacked by a number of men while on his way to his boarding house In the evening and severely beaten. Deppish and his motorman, John Wagner, hart stepped into a drug store at Compton and SALT ner barrel.

East track. CIDER $3.50 per barrel for inferior to $4.50 fof Manchester avenues. They were set upon when they came out. Wagner escaped SUING FOR HER INJURIES. SOME RAILROADS STRONGER.

Depnlsh was left unconscious on the side walk. He was taken to the City Hospital DEMOCRAT SYMPATHY. The regular Democratic organization or the iseventeentl Ward held a mass meeting Wednesday evening at Kern's Hall, Twenty-third and Old Mrs. Mary Keno Asking Damages for Hurts She Says a Suburban Car Caused Her. North Alaraet streets, juage A.

isoonan William Anderson and nomas Ward members of the executive committee of the street railway men's union, addressed the meeting and resolutions were unanl rmrAGO. May 24. Wheat. May. 6c: July, 671VrtJ7'xic a.

Corn May, 3674c July, 37c b. Oat's May. 21e July, b. Flax Southwest. Northwest, May, $1.27 b.

KTE. -No. 2, Sftc. HAY. Receipts Local; 2f5 toiw; through, B0 tons; shipments.

446 tons. Market firm; receipts small; choice timothy, $1313.50 Js'o. 1, Xo. 2. $10011.

Clover No. 1. other grades firm, sell All Lines Show an Early Disposition to Go Down Hill Some Later Recover. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. May 24.

A better demand and some unfavorable weather reports save the grain markets a lift upward at the opening of to-day's session. After early advances there were occasional Betbaits of siuau magnitude, but In the main prices showed a belter tendency and an Inclination to go higher. The Price Current report had little effect on the market, there being Bcarcelv any individuality to it. as it would be hard to pick the side mously adopted, sympathizing with the WHITAKER HODGMAIL, BOND AND STOCK BROKERS. Dialers ftTtniRsat, Rillrwi til A woman lying on a cot on the witness stand and suffering from hr injuries while she told the story of how she received eelpts, 1800; market steady: top, $5.45.

Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to 5c higher. Bu'k, rauge. Sheep 17u0; market steady; Zalr Colorado lambs. $7.15.

KANSAS CITY, May 24. Cattle Receipts. 6iiu0; market' stronger. Native steers, Texas Texas cows. native cows and heifers, $1.

75413; stocker. and feeders. bulls. Hogs Receipts, 14.00O; market strong to 5c higher. Bulk of sales, heavy.

packers. mixed. 4.95(ij5. 10: light, yorfcers, 10; Digs. $45.05.

Sheep Receipts, 2w; market strong. Lambs. muttuss. SOUTH OMAHA, May 24 Cattle Receipts, 3400: market active, steady to a nickel higher. Native beef steers.

cows and heifers. ranners, stock-ers and feeders. calves. bulls, stags, $3f(i4 HogsReceipt. 13.2iM: market strong to 2V higher.

Heavy, mixii, light. pigs $4.75 f5; hulk of sales. Sheep Receipts. 2.V; market about steady. Yearlings.

$5.20 5.50: wethers. stock sheep, lambs, transit company men in their strike, con demning the company stand and with them, was the unusual spectacle that at i-uoire sweet. $1.25. MAPLK SUGAR SiiilOc per lb, maple svrnp at 75c ner eal. SORGHUM In demand at 6t528e per gal for prime.

RAGS. OLD ROPE AND RUBBER Rags, 90cJ $1 per 100 lbs. Old rope No. 1, No. 2 DOc.

Old rub'ier $7. BROOM COR Scarce and firm; according to quality. $120ftilMO per ton. WHITE BEANS Market steady, per bn for car ioed lots of band-picked pea beans on track. (COOPERAGE Slack work.

Flonr bMs. round hoops. Snip 36c; flat hoops. 32333e- half bbls, 23c-meal bbls, 29c; produce bbls, 22c- lard tea. 1.20; pork bbls, 90c per bbl this aide, and east aide.

BONES Choice bleached, $16 per ton; other kinds. $12fil6. ROOTS GInaer.g at from $3.50 for small to $3.0 f3.80 for larg; lady slipper. 6c; Seneca. 3ie; pink, golden seal, May apple.

2it 2lic: snake. 27c; black, wet. 2c, and dry. 3i24c; angelica, SiSSSrc; wahoo. bnrk of root.

8c; Sark of tree. 2't2c; blood. 2Hc; blueflag. 3c; skullcap leaves, 3tjc for prime green; cohosh, 2c. CASTOR OIL In bbls.

per lb: No. 1 at 12c-No. at 1014c: rinall lots, WHlc per lb more. UNSEED OIL Per gal: Raw at 64c; boiled at 65c: lc per gal less in car lots. COTTON SEED OIL-Summe, yellow, 39c; white.

40c: winter vellnw. 44c; white 45c DRIED GREEN PEAS Ordinary Jobbing st $1.30 per bu: Scotch, $1.35: split. $1.60. HONEY Comb, choice whit-i, per lb; fair, strained or extracted, in bbls. 66Uc; in cans, per lb higher.

drawing their patronage from the road. May Oppose World's Fair. tracted a large crowd of spectatotrs to londt is. Otbsr laiistnan! Secarttiti. Judge Talty's court Thursday.

ing from JWjll; clover, mixed, from $8Q11, owing to color ana amount or imxirrre. Prairie No. 1, No. 2. $7.508 25.

of the market which it favored the most. At a mass meeting of strike sympathizers held in the West End Coliseum Wednesday night, resolutions were adopted calling upon all labor unions in the United States Mvnthlj circa lar qnotingr local cmtUlm The witness was Mrs. Mary Reno, the white-haired plaintiff In a suit against the Suburban Railway. Mrs. Reno is seeking to recover jai.Ooe for persona Injuries Some material clinniros ivere made in all future muumm mm jyiioautMfe to urge tneir respective congressmen iu work and vote against the appropriation STRAW Wheat, $5: rye.

7.50." BRAN Sacked. 72dr73c; this side at the mill. CANTOR BEANS Steady at $1.12 per bu for prime. price at the opening to-day, the bulls, though, not being very strougly in force, yet were able to make themselves decidedlr disagreeable to the opposing of i5.OuO.noo for the St. Louis Worlds Kair, aide.

A general break uoward came first, wheat in case the transit company did not at once settle the strike. helping corn to advance, then on a weakening of the early good demand a aetbnek was in order. The first Jump from last nicht's close waa not $3 55 3 OCrfi.3 15 2 no 2 002 30 1 Hxn 2 SO Tatenta Straight Clears Low and medium grades Kxtreme low grades. In Jnte Pearl tneal, hominy and grits Cornniedl of much magnitude, but it brought out a fair amount of buying which gave a still better tone. HURT CAUSED INDIGNATION ith occasional fluctuations the session movea along, the futures remalnlus- at all times narrow in 1 95fi2 00 range, and after the first flurry in not very good demand.

This was helped along by the material Edward Manz, 3 Years Old, Was Hit Increase la the receipts at Minneapolis and Du- COTTON. luth. GRASS sbkimi tierman millet at fi.w: Hunira-rian at 65c; new timothy 'at grade prime more; redtoj) chaff at 30c; poorly cleaned original seed at 4tfrc. FLAXSEED Nominally $1.77. PROVISIONS.

LARD Choice. prime. $6.80. Receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Dnlutn to-day were 433 cars, as compared with 346 ears NOEL-YOUNG BOND and STOCK CO. 304 N.

FOURTH STREET. Dealers 'a municipal bonds. All local bonds and stocks. Bend for list of securities for sals. Money to loan on approved eolUter.la.

by a Bullet Intended for Another. On the back porch of the home of Ed same date last year. LOCAL MARKET Dull and M6c lower; sales, none. Quotations; For some time the receipts at these grain cen PORK $12. DRY SALT Shoulders.

6V4c; extra short, 6ic; ters have been quite steady, with rare changes Ordinary 7e Good ordinary of anv material character. Prices Just at the ward Manz, a locksmith, at 1517 North Fifteenth street, Wednesday afternoon lay elose yesterday showed an upward trend; as a con MHinonm tho twlr mmA out to.rinv. which she received on the night of Nov. 12. 18S9.

She charges she was run down by on of the defendant's cars; that she was struck through the negligence of one of the defendant agents, and that she was not warned of the approach of the car, Cdi1S to her stor'' Mrs- Reno had crossed the street from her hiniu at Fifteenth an Wash streets for some groceries and was returring when the car ran against lir.r. it pasted over her right leg. necessitating its amputation and her physicians say both her hiiis were fractured, aiso received an ugly cut on her l.eou. She ai- that the injuries will her for life. Both her attorneys and those far tht de fen.se were very kind end gentle with Mrs.

hfno whila she was on tbe witness stand find the sternness that usually accompanies the examination of witnesses was conspicuous for- Its absence. Mrs. Rano-will remain In court until all the cyiderce in her case Is presented to the jury. S'ne never move. from her cot and will be carried back and forth between her home and the courthouse in an ambulance every day as long as tnere may be any necessity for further testimony from her.

Bhe is 60 years old. WOMAN PUT STONES ON TRACK the tiny pants and waist of a 3-year-old The Frice Current said that conditions generally clear ribs, 6Tc; clear 7c. BACON On orders, boxed lots Shoulders. 7c; extra short, 7ViC; clear rttis. 7c: clear sides, 714:.

BEF.F Mess. $9 per bhl. Fulton. $10. SlGAR CURED HAMS lOMn 1 1 Vie.

GREASE Packers stock yellow. 4c: white, 514c. CALIFORNIA were unchanged, and in the main it seems to hnv. In the hiD of the trousers was a bul This la a asat Booklet mailed free by tha Una-set Mini na t'o let hole. Roth erarments were stained.

consider them as favorable. The winter wheat crop has suffered heavily from inject raids, while the spring crop has been improved by recent Little Edward Manz and his mother h.id. Low middling 8c Middling 8 15-16c Good middling 9 3-lc Middling fair 0 9-1 tic Tinges and stains rtfsic below white. WAREHOUSE STATEMENT TO-DAY. 1899-1900.

1898-1899. Net receipts to-day 0j2 Net receipts since Sept. 1 ...149.313 179,652 Net chlpments to-day 3o3 ftxa Net shiiiments since Sent 1 170.846 115.K48 gone to the Citv Hospital in an ambulance. Chronicle Bldg GOLD MINING r- Cal. rains.

Frsnclsco. The child was sitting on the front stoop of Reports to-day say that the rains in the -ortn- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. CHICAGO. May 24. The wheat market was firm bnt ouiet the fore part of to-day's session.

The opening wis easy. July VitVio uuder yesterday at 67c, because of the bearish tone of Price Current weekly crap summary. The lack of rain in the northwest and other unfavorable reports concerning both the spring and winter crops csused rally later which sent July to 67ViC Following this July cased eo J7ie on profit taking by traders, but the tone of tre market was firm. There were no Paris or Liverpool rabies on account of holidays, two things which conducted to the quietness here. Export bids were reported more numerous, bat uo particular business was done early in this line.

Locsl receipts were 87 cars, none of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 433 cars, against 255 last week and 847 a yeai ago. Corn, after a momentary exhibition of strength, in sympathy with wheat, turned easy on the favorable weather and the lack of an adequate demand. Julv opened unchanged at 374'fti37Ic. advanced to and then sold off to 37yyS37c.

Longs were credited with taking some profits. Local receipts were 156 cars. Country acceptances of last night's bids were generally reported small, although there was a greater response from Illinois. The trade in oats was light and featureless early and the fluctuations were dictated by corn. July opened Wa'fic down at 21-i21c and advanced to 22c.

later easing back to first figures. Receipts here were 203 cars. Provisions were quiet but steady on light hog receipts and a firm market at the yards. July pork opened a shade higher at Sll.47Wn.ll.fi0; July lard 2Me np at and Jir'y riha unchanged at There was a fair demand for ribs. CHICAGO.

May 24. Wheat Cash No. 2 red. 72c; No. 3 red, 68frr71e; No.

2 hard winter. 4UV 67Mic: No. 3 do, 62iG6o: No. 1 northern spring. 7V76.S,e; 2 do, No.

3 spring. 62Vii6c. Corn No. 2. 37Mic; No.

3, 37c. Oats-No. 2. 22tsj23c; No. 3.

22VjC. CHICAGO. May 24. Close: Wheat May, 66 lie; Julv. Corn May.

867e; July, 87-V-Oats May. 21'c; June, 2lmic; July, 21V3 Ola. Trlr fu. 1 1 3S- 11 1911.i11 weet were not as widespread as at first nopea, bnr still did exeat irm.d Aside from theoe repons his home when a bullet, which. It is alleged, was fired at another small boy, by a transit company guard standing on the corner, Tha fcanset is one of tha few mining oorapanieft paying regular monthly dividends liirle cron npfr.

wn forthcomina to-day. New ILLUSTRATED Gross receipts to-day 1.114 1,86 Gross receipts since Sont. 1.786 456 fl.V2.u: i)0 feet away, struck hin down. damage has been done to the French crop, and During the afternoon a crowd of boys it seems about time ror it all to ne rau number of messages on this subject can be con Gross shipments to-day 1,417 2.046 Gross shipments since Sept. 1.807.9 898.210 had been building bonfires on the street .1 sidered.

car track. A car came along and the oi-na. ou uaiiu 6.1 Tvinn wna th nnlv TTntvllch market ODOQ TO fl ft guard steped off. The man saw a boy with a rook in his hand standing near a Liverpool cotton exchange closeil to-day. NEW YORK Snot nominaliv We lower; mtddllnir.

11 Afhaps holnv otnaoH nn account of Ascension L'Hy. That market was up Wi at the opening, following lamp post nearly 200 feet from the car 9 516c; futures closed quiet. tracks. It is said that he fired, hitting oioslng Highest Lowest Closing tne aietates or tnis siae cioe. Recelnra nf wheat at St.

Trills to-day were ON THE STREET. APPLES Wlllowtwlg, Jenitinjs, .23 per bu box. LEMONS New Messina. $424. SO.

ORANGES California navals. seedlings, $313. 15; Tangerines. BANANAS Port Liman. COCOA NUTS $25 per lOtK).

or $3 for 100. STRAWBERRIES Arkansas. 1PS1.25 per 6-galloo crate; home-grown, 601390c per 3-gallon case. BLACKBERRIES AJabama, $1.23 per 6-gallon case. GOOSEBERRIES 60e per 3-gal-lon tray.

CALIFORNIA PEARS lfr2. 50 per SO-l'b box. PIN EAPILES Cuban. $1.502.50 per dozen. CAXTALOI-PES 4 oer crate for Mexican.

MALAGA GRAPES $10 per bbl. LIMESJamalcn, $1.50 per 100. DRIED FRl'ITS Prices low and dem.md poor. Evaporated rings average receipts, 4fd5e: pklns, Vfiif. enn-dried apples, Sc for fair to choice.

CHERRIES per lO-Ib box. vf.of.tari.es. To-day. To-day. lesieruay.

'loiiiay. tne Manz baby. When the people living in the neighbor May ..9.30 9.30 8.88 St. Louis Geld 8.65s. Arkansas Stats new Funding 8a.

Saline 111., Funding 6s. Klectrlc Ught 6s. Fort Worth, gold 6s. Laclede Gas 6 per cent isreferred. Government Bonds bought and sold.

Also I'nited Railway 4s. preferred stock. St. Loot. Trsn.lt sad all local secnrltias.

GflYLORD, DLESSIIIQ CO. hood learned that a child had been shot June July On. compared with Bfiio tin same oaie ii Of these 521 sacks and 21 cars were local, compared with 1145 sacks and 10 cars same date last year. at nrimnrY noints to-day were there was great Indignation. Knots of men and women held meetings on the street 8.48 8.45 8.43 8.39 7.92 7.71 7.60 7.59 8.48 8.45 8.43 8.39 7.92 7.71 7.60 7.59 ..8.91 ..8.87 ..8.51 ..8.03 ..7.85 ..7.72 ..7.71 4S5.327 ho, as compared with 530.000 bu same date at many points.

There were threats of 8.77 8.48 8.01 7.85 7.70 7.70 August September tfcetober November December lynching the shootT. but he had lumped last year. 2t4.5 on, compareu uu on a car ana escapea curing the excitement. nma riot. 1 ott Julr opened at flic.

ana then immeaiaieiy 'ZtV, LIVE STOCK. NOVEL HABEAS CORPUS POINT to advance, first going to 67c and then to j.W'V 6Sc. 68e, 68Vsc and to 6S'hC. This, the leading wfaoat th.n had a slieht setback, going to Canadian Pacific Inillr 6 Julv. S6.9.V Sent S6 2li Ull.a Ones.

Ohio National Stockvarda. but later firming again and advancing to MHI I MS 27 27 2711 27' 12V4I 121 125 12HI 12H1 12 12'4 85 Vi 36WI 85 I 36. Mav fi 671A: Julv. 6.57: 6 55 fc-lnx i C. B.

A Qulncy eetern com Cash Northwest. St. SO: Snuthwettl. 11 Ml' Mar. O.

Great Wl O. Great tHHie. Sept. opened at oohsc. NATIVE CATTLE Receipts, 1400.

Market strong. SALES. $1.22. Rye May, 55Ve; do pfd C. C.

O. A St. There -tt-aa a Oeltna' that an advance was in or 5UJ Mi i- 6I 511 ''i July, oovje. iianey, owi-tic. -iimorny, POTATOES Bnrhank, 34fcfS9c; Michigan Rural, 42ft 43c; Inrwa.

27ff35c. I NEW POTA TO BS Receipts increasing; loi In barrel at New Orleans, Slfel.20 per sack. NHtt' ONIONS New Orleans supplying the demand at per sack. 1 ARSLEY Consignments not wanted. HORSERADISH Choice home-grown at 7c per lb on order der.

hut the traders were not in a disposition to f'litC A'fJO Mav 1V Hotter firm l-rurnnlu Fuel Iron 80 861, n4 take the lead. The early strength in wneat gave corn bulls some encouragement, but though ad 42 23H 761, 84 24 71 vices have all uinor been. "BUT corn on any wean 7 spot," they failed to do so. Demand was not or 84V4 34H the best, thouih at the very opening there were Ml'SH ROOMS 40c to 50c per pound for cultivated: ner lA.hn haaket for wild. 86 84 some orders afl.wt.

These were of small size and 85 Av. rriee. ...1224 $5 35 ...1173 5 10 ..1364 5 20 7O0 5 00 ...1025 4 85 ...1144 4 85 910 4 85 ...1006 4 55 930 4 20 S50 4 75 ...1057 4 30 770 4 50 ...1250 4 00 41 00 34 00 66 66! SWEET POTATOES Quiet home-grown eating sKra beca-ue scarce. With the dropping on or this the only incentive to a better range, prices 83 66 22 20 steers 12 steers 10 steers 2 steers 23 steers 20 steers 3 steers 30 steers 23 steers 1 heifer 4 heifers 1 heifer 1 cow 1 cow and calf 7 cows and calves TEXAS CATTLE Receipt! lower. lic; dairies, F.pgs strong; fresh, llo.

i "I', s'th. 1st pfd Dressed poultry steady; turkeys, WuSc; chickens, Cont. Tob. com do pfd PEORIA, 111., May 24. Corn inactive; No.

2, Cotton Oil com tints inactive; No. 3 white. 23(gy3c. le pfd Whisky lowervm the basis of $1.23 for finished Federal Steel com goods. do pfd KANSAS CITY.

May 24. Close: Wheat C.eneral FJectric. Julv. 61ac; Cash No. 2 hard.

Int. Paper com 61Vt62c; No. 3. 5rolc; No. 2 red.

67c; No. 3, tEV(j do pfd b5VjC. Corn July. 34V4C; Cash Louisville A Nashville No. 2 mixed, No.

2 white, L'i com No. 3, 37V4c. Oats No. 2 white. 25c.

Rye No. do pfd 2. 52c. Hay Choice rlmothy, choice Met. TVactlon Co i.ralrie.

Butter Creamery. 15(il7e: fancv Miaeo-irl Pacific 13.VS, Mrs. Cora Renyolds, Arrested, With Her Six-Months-Old Baby, Is Held for Her Actions. Mrs. Cora Renyolds, living at 3S02 Lincoln avenue and her 6-months-old baby Mary r.re prisoners at the Dayton Street PoUce Station.

Mrs. Renyolds was arrested Thursday morning. She is the wife of a union conductor, formerly 'employed on the Cass avenue line. She is charged with placing Hopes on the tracks of that line running isr. front of her home.

A warrant charging hf.r with obstructing tracks was issued Thursday. "I did placj two stones on the track Thursday morning," Mrs. Renyolds said to the Post-Dispatch, "but I didn't know that it was wrong. I thought the men who ha.l taken my husband's place were taking our bread. S'After I put the rocks on the track I ran in." my yard.

A woman who wag threatened vitJi arrest pointed me cut. "The police seigeant came in the yard and arrested me. I asked permission to take my fcaby, the Vhe sergeant paid. "I pleaded fxr leave go in and get the baby: '1 must nurse her or she will I said. But the police took me away.

1 was held fit the North Market sheds until the wagon arrived. Men who are unfriendly to my husband saw me there. "A' half hour after I reached the police station my husband brought the baby to me- and the police allowed me to keep her iit the ceil. I ttn a Calliway County girl sank lower. "22H 22 July opened at R7e and later sold at oie ana Did a Reconciliation Invalidate an Old Order Permitting a Father to See His Little Child? A peculiar point growing out of a writ of habeas corpus has been brought to the attention of Judge Klein of the Circuit Court.

In 1896, after a long legal battle, the custody of Marie Mclntyre, then 1 year old, was awarded to her mother in a habeas corpus proceeding. Permission was given the father to visit Marie twice a month. After he had taken advantage of this leniency of the court on four occasions he and his wife talked over their differences across the cradle of their child and a i econciliation was brought about. According to the tajtement of tha case made to the court, thefather and mother returned to each other and lived together until a "few months ago, when they had 64 8(W len fell to SGTiC. SOU 7i iteceluts of corn et 8t.

Louis to-day were sen on orders at $3.75 per barrel for red and yellow; fnr Bermuda. SAl ERKRAl T--Wisconsln at $1.65 per half-bar-reh $3.40 per barrel; small orders higher. ONIONS Red Globe. 65c. CABBAGE Mobile, $2.75 per crate; Mississippi, Z.7.V&3.

CrcUMBERS Steady; fair demand for choice New Orleans. SlfJrl 20' ner hn prate. I 19-V! itl bn. compared 33.000 bu same date last year. Of these 18 ears were local, compared with 20 cars same date last year.

155HI 155H 164 67 I 65 56 Vs Receipts; of corn at i alma it roints to-day were dairy, 14c. Kggs, fresh, 10c. Receipts wheat, 66 M. K. ft T.

com 11 TOMATOES rinriHa in fair demand and firm; do pfd 258.272 bu, as compared with bu same date last year. 83 SALES. 33H oo-V Shipments. 278.P88 bu, compered with 507,000 a'es at from $1 for poor to $3 for fancy per 6-basket crate; culls and inferior nominally less. LETTrCE Home-grown selling on orders at 10c same date last year- 11 83 2 60 75 165 181 85si iwr ou oox.

STRING BEANS Lower under larger receipts and No bid or offer prices were in the oats market Av. ..1183 ..1213 ..1115 1039 774 ..1995 995 60 steers 20 steers 9 steers 25 steers 31 steers 4 stags 2 heifers Price. $4 95 4 95 4 70 4 60 4 35 4 25 4 60 3 85 74, VsV 35 21 75 isVvi 85 21 Mi un.ving siowiy; Alabama round green at si.outgi.io New Orleans SI 1W rui Iwiv fnr round. Msn. Ella.

Con Nat. Bis. com Pacific com. do pfd Northwest com X. Y.

Central Xorfolk West, com Out. Western Pacific Mall Peo. G. L. A C.

Co Phil. Reading do 1st pfd cars. NEW YORK, May 24. Butter Receipts, 6327 packages; strong; Western creamery, factory, 14fitl6c. Cheese Receipts, 356 packages; market Irregular; fancy large white, f4iimc; fancy large colored, VWUSc; fancy small white, 9CfiSHc; fancy small colored, tVJiU'c.

Eggs Receipts, 13.H16 packages; steady; stare and Pennsylvania, 14gl4Vjc; Western, loss off, Southern, at mark, 10Hftt'12c. Sugar Raw firm; fair refining. 4c: centrifugal, 96 test, 4V4c; molasses sugar, 8 13-16e; refined firm; crushed, 6.70c; powdered, 5.40c; granulated, 6.30c. Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio, 7c.

In the early part of to-day's session. The interest in this cereal, even in the latter part of the dav. as manifested by trades, waa very light. Reeelots of oats at St. Louis to-day were 33.600 GREEN PEAS Home-grown in large receipt; $3 21H fc.3.50 ner barrel: Arkansas 25c for 1-3 bn boxes 5 cows 2SH .1190 RADISHES Home-grown at 35c per doxen 24 77 84'4 36 83 6tt 133 22 4'4 7'5 ir ox 15.1'4 6l 11' 8M' ISM 2M't SI 74', 165 181' 56 IM'i I'Hi'-i 27 1 64', 33 2" 115 113 73 14 11 60 63 74 11 6S 70 2it 10O 17 SHEEP Receipts, 550; market steady, bu.

compared with 41.040 bu same date last year. trt these 28 ears were local, compared with 2H28 11MI 17 some differences. Since then, the mother has had the child, and the father avers in his petition to Judge Klein that she had. denied him the priviege-'Of seeing Marie. He appeared in court Thursday through hifi attorney, James M.

Loring, and asked to have the original habeas corpus 1H sacks end 18 cars same date last year. Av. Price. nan 56Hi lAlVij iniiicDes. SPINACH Home-grown sold at 510c per bn box, loose.

KALE Consignments net wanted; home-grown, ner hn hm Pullmnn Car Rock Island Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. 06 lnh' 2s4 14 ioii4 allowing him the privilege of the child twiceJ 106 2V4 14H 27 64 spring lambs 12 spring lambs 36 spring lambs 42 spring lambs 5 natives 22 natives 1197 Texas sheep 14H I To-day, Yes'day. Tear Ago ST. LOUIS STOCES AND BONDS.

Reported by Gaylord, Bleeslhg Co. 46 $7 25 49 7 00 47 7 00 38 5 00 122 5 00 79 5 OO 77 4 00 1U A OA TOGO PLANT Lower; Ftarids at $22.50 per 1-bu crate. CARROTS Orleans quotable at 40o per Rubber com Rep. titeel com cit. L.

A S. W. pfd St. L. A S.

r. com do 2d pfd Southern com .1... I 83HI Asked. Bid. and.

have Uvea only a year lii'i-t. Loui. Prosecuting Attorney Johnson refused to issue a warrant at first against Mrs. Renyolds, but finally signed the warrant in order to keet the case out of the Federal Court. Fergt.

Costello and Patrolmen Alexander arid JdoCuliough were the officers who arrested her. milk 12l 12', HOGS RecelDts. 5400- marker arta-nn R. 65 64'. a month, enforced.

The question is iow whether or not the habeas corpus judgmept bji Ijeen invalidated by the subsequent reconciliation between the parents. Judge Klein will take the case up Saturday and pass on BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN 324 Boatmen's Bank $190 00 No. Wheat 1 326.060 32S.129 247.517 Corn 161. 300 153.902 Oats 82.01 32.016 Rye 2.192 2.192 22S Barlev 8,193 No. 2 red wheat 165.598 170.598 98.227 No 2 hard I 13.195 13.195 55,885 No.

2 mixed corn I 88.173 87.437 31.428 No. 2 white 35.129 89.994 9.727 Xo. 2 mixed oats 30,812 30,812 24.295 No. 2 white 29.051 No. 2 rve 1.294 1.2941 At.

Price. .241. .219 5.22 65 84 21 6rH 116U 115U, 7.W. 84 21 l'l6V4 1161-Jl 75M 114' ...198 5.20 112 72 do pfd fmth. Pac Steel Hoop com do pfd St.

Paul com Sugar com Tenn. Coal A Iron Texas Pacific Third Avenue Union Bag Paper pfd. Union Pacific do pfd V. H. Leather com do pfd uozen onnches.

GARLIC New Orleans. 25Vff40c per single string. KOHLRABI Home-grown at 10c per dozen bunches. ENDIVES Southern not Wanted. TURNIPS New Orelans quotable at 25c per dozen for choice green tops.

SHALLOTS Xew Orleans are unsalable (homegrown onions being plentiful. ASPARAGUS 2040c per dozen hand bunches. PErPERS Sales of New Orleans at $2 per bu box. GUMBO Florida at $2.50 per 6-basket crate. SQUASH Florida at $1191.

50 per tomato crate. BEETS Home-grown at 10igl5c per dozen bunches. CAULIFLOWER Home-grown qftotahle at 75c per dozen; culls and small, less. NUTS. PECANS In limited demand: nonrmal.

Texas 16 16H in! No. 63... 83... 65... 60...

90... 40... 29... 61... 89...

70... 73... 28... 40... At.

..213... ..218... ..195... ..203... ..198...

..189... ..192... ..182... ..151... ..170...

..161... ..148... ..124... Price. 5.221, 5.20 5.20 5.20 5.1H, 5.15 6.15 5.15 5.12H 5.121 5 10 6.05 4.95 79..

79.. 77.. 87.. 61.. 45..

79.. 71.. 91.. 88.. 55..

77.. 67.. 74.. Western Movements of Grain. 54; 63 64 Continental 'National Bank National Rank of Commerce Lincoln Trust Co St.

Louis Trust Co I'nion Trust Co Mississippi Valley Trust Meramec Railway 6s Broadway Cable 6 per St. Louis Suburban Ry. 5s. United Railways pfd do bonds Transit Co Columbia Lead Renault Lead Union Depot 25-year do 10-20-year Granite-Bimetallic ..200. ,..237...

,..224... ..214... ...231... ...196... ..169...

..157... ..172... ..138... ..176... 5.

20 6.20 5.17H 6.17H 5.15 6.15 5.15 5.1214 5.10 5.074 5.00 7rt's 10 Corn. Wheat. Place. 74Mi 11s 6H SO 21: 74 11V, 7t4 21 173 00 173 50 255 00 14H OO 151 50 204 00 216 00 200 00 205 00 114 50 115 00 100 00 104 50 105 00 70 00 70 60 86 75 87 00 21 75 22 00 13 73 10 25 122 OO 123 00 100 25 2 65 2 60 09 75 I 100 25 14 00 15 00 10 50 11 SO 1 30 1 32H 70 00 115 OO 150 OO Rec. I Rec.

Ship. 6H 70V4. 21 Ship. Western Union Tel Wabash pfd 17.672 St outs 9.540! 19.2281 1.0001 20.0.V). "hieago 83.

87.. 4.35 3 4. 16 276. at SKe; Western at 87.258 125.108 61,000 750 14.700 700 Toledo HORSES AND V.u PEANUTS Farmers' stocks at 2c Tier pound ror .1 Detroit iS.400 117.950 44. 5' XI S.36 27..

1,7001., 7.100!. 32,9961. BOTH MEN MAY RECOVER Kilgore and Hodges Are Reported Im-' proving at St. John's Hos-pital. If is now believed that Benjamin L.

Kilgore and R. B. Hodge, the transit company employes who were injured Tuesday, will recover. Both are at St. John's Hospital.

Kilgore was shot in the back while walking at Missouri avenue and street Tuesday morning. Hodge is suffering from Injuries received at the hands of a crowd at Gravois avenue and Salens street. It was thought at first that his skull was fractured. It was said at the hospital Thursday morning that the condition of both men was greatly red to 2 Vic for white; recleaned and graded at 3c 46.2001 76.300 Brewery bonds Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis 11.900! 7001 263.0701 24.300! to BUTTER AND CHEESE. BUTTER Steady and fair trade; supply fair.

GROSSHANS INQUEST. Abscnoe of Two Important Witnesses Given as Reason for Continuance. The Inquest on the body of Valentine) 125.7351 135.0001 St. Joe Lead Co San Sebastian American-Nettle Mining Simmons Simmons 2d pfd Dairy Creamery IT 16 5 10 17 16 15 Extra Firsts Seconds Ijadle parked Extras Groflshfcr.s, 1833 Menard street, who dtexl .11 4 I Extra. (Firsts Store packed lGrease I Process I Extras Slay 16 at the City Hospital, wit be Local Money Market.

16 14 Firsts A. G. Edwards Sons Brokerage 00.. exchange rioay. t.oroner imya, wno nam hit wm CHEESE Twins.

10c; singles, lOC T. 104c. brokers, quote domestic exchange and united State, exhumed Weaneaay. starieu 011 inyuisi "Western Flour Movement. (Receipts.

IShipm'ts St. Louis 4.1101 8.290 Chicago 10.39o 12.420 Detroit Milwaukee 7,975 1.300 Minneapolis Export Movements of Grain. Wheat. Corn. PLACE).

Rec. I Ship. Rec. Ship. Items of Interest Condensed for the Convenience of Busy Headers of the Post-Dispatch, Entertainment Postponed.

The dramatic and misical entertainment that was to have been given by Mrs. Andrew Heis-ler and Miss Hetty Smith, at Anchor Hall, May 25. has been temporarily postponed. J. C.

Birge's Lecture. Julius C. 'Birge of St. Louis, who recently re-turned from an extended tour of the West Indies and British Guiana, will deliver a free lecture accompanied by stereopticon views at Pilgrim Congregational Church Friday evening. Democrats to Meet.

The Twenty-first Ward Democratic Club will hold its next regular meeting Thursday evening at the club rooms, northeast corner Grand avenue and North Market street. Barbers to Confer. The Missouri State Barber's Protective Association will hold Its regular monthly meeting.next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in St. Louis Hall, corner of Broadway and Biddle streets. Easton Avenue Paving.

The Easton Avenue Property Owners' Association held another meeting Wednesday night to fight the repaying proposition. The petition will be presented to "the Board of Public Improvements Died From Her Burns. Louisa Lewis, an aged negress, of 2813 Scott avenue, died at the City Hospital Wednesday from burns which Fhe received in the explosion Thursday rrKH-ning. but waa compelled, to were so light that the market was quiet. There are plenty of buyers here all good stock finds ready sales.

In medium classes the demand has been light. HOUSE QUOTATIONS. Heavy draft-Common to good $ion OftfTlO 00 Drivers- 150 S200 00 Common to good 75 orvaiso 00 -V 110 004x125 OO 2 n09 150 0CX3235 00 Saddlerfti Common to choice 75 00ffl40 00 mLikrii66 150 00a250 00 Common to good 73 00W10O 00 choic tn Ira 105 00130 00 Southern a Common to good 35 ofKi? 60 00 Choice to extra 55 0cif 65 00 I lugs 15 firHjjj 2s 00 MULES Market Is quiet to-day owning to light receipts. MULE QUOTATIONS. 'For broke mules.

4 to 7 years old.) 14 hands, extreme range $30 OOtai KK OO bonds as follows: Bid. A-id Illinois Twins. 84c; singles. 8Hc; Y. nc; New York full cream, 12c; limburger, 10llc; Swiss, 15il6c; brick, lOtyailc.

I continue the case In order to secure two two New York 6c premium 60c premium important witnesses. (iiYtfiahans wah taken to the hospital May Chicago 2oc premium 40c premium KHi MAKkKl. NRW Mav 24. Market steady: receipts. Louisville ivc pniuiuin Cincinnati Par loc premiuui 14,000 cases: sales at lSUc for western stock.

10 as an alcoholic patient and when he JI-d I the burial certificate that he had cUed from the effects of l'quor. He waa I tm a. tstc Ti Hyfl Dniil'a i-m slarv for southern, and IBV4C lor storage. Chicago Receipts, cases; saies at j.c. Kansas City Sales at lowest.

Lonis Receipts. 2757 cases; shipments, 206 New York Baltimore The c-oroner learned that Ororhftn haJ etome trouble with a woman before he wt 56. 800! 41.925 114.84 262,157 845.950 18.941 7,109 27.353 cases; market s'eaay; near-ny iuc; sjuiu-era. 9c. New Orleans Par 10c premium UNITED STATES BOXTV8.

U. S. 3s reg. 3 In coin 1900 Q. from Aug.

110 V. S. 3s 8 In coin 1U18 from Aug. 110 U. S.

4s reg. 4 In coin lf07 from May. .115 113 U. S. 4s 4 in coin 1W7 from May.

.116 115 U. S. 5s reg. 6 In coin 1904 from .113 114 U. S.

5s 6 In coin 1904 from 113 113 U. 8. 4s reg. 4 In coin 11)25 from Mar. .134 133 IT.

S. 4s 4 In coin from Aug. 135 Pbtla 96,793 51,428 297.603 52,914 71.757 Boston rOl'LTKI. T.TVRClilckens Hens. -7c: old roosters, 8Hc; 21.924!.

alveston News. News. taker) to the hospital. 1 1 1 i 0. 0.

C. STRAWBERRY FEAST. Will Be Held Friday Night at Expo- broilers, H4H4 lbs or under, 16c; Bprlng chickens per pound. 14e. Turkeys Average receipts.

5c. Duc ks, 6c. Geese. 3c. Live pigeons, per dozen.

Export "Flour Movement. V. R. 2s reg. 2 In coin 1M00 from 103 Mhi V.

S. 2a 2 in coin 1U00 from May. 90 Local Bank Clearings. Shipments. Receipts.

MEATS. ROASTING PIGS $1 Co, 1.25 per head. F.ALS- CAolce. for email fat; heretics. PLACE.

sition Building. The Daughters of the Confederacy wlil Barrels. Sacks. 1 Barrel. I Sacks.

Clear- 3V- 14,001 8.901 20.181 226 To-dav's clearing-house statement shows: lngs, balances. $687,271. Wall Street. New York Baltimore Phila LAMKS IWnC XOT laury lauius, bmiuk, per head. FROG LEGS Select.

$1: medium, 60c; small, 25c per dor. grass frogs, 6c per dozen. of a gasoline "stove May 18. She was i3 6,000 8,185 Boston II ew. News.

hold their strawberry festival at the Expo- sition Building Friday evening. The 8ub- urban cars will run until 12 o'clock, and for those, to whom thU line la not convenient, there will be plenty of conveyances to lane them home after the entertainment, 11 is assured. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Miscellaneous. WOOL.

Sample Market Prices. Missouri, Illinois, etc By Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 24. There were large dealing, in Sugar at the opening of the stock market at prices ranging up to 1 above last night.

Tha fluctuations in the were feverl.b. Other specialties, as a rule, showed small gains Change, in the railroad stocks were small and mixed. In only a few of the htgb-priced special ties was there any degree of interest, and the tendency was I To-day. Yesterday. Year Ago.

WHEAT. 22 21 320 to 18 riil8 7SV4 .19 .17 .15 Medium comning Medium clothing Braid and low Light fine Heavy fine Hard hurry Hurry and clear mixed 71H I 70 7 70 fS77 upward for a time on a demand from the shorts. 1 ITenry Koob 61 g69 67 73V4 14 H15 1T2 llb at 417 S. Ttb st St. Ijmiis fJ7H4 70 69 65 62'4 65 62 No.

2 red No. 8 red No. 4 red No. 2 hard Xo. 3 hard No.

2 spring No. 3 spring Iowa. Wisconsin 624 70 (S72H 65 71 (372 62 68 70 Before 11 clock a vigorous drive against Sugar forced It well below yesterday's close. The general market sprang Into greater activity than far several day. past, in the entire list price, receded rnpldly.

Decided pressure wa. exerted against the Pacifies snd metal stocks, Tennessee Coal and Iron and Colorado Fuel losing 2 points each. 1427 N. ieh at Ktoui City. Mo New York Dark medium Bright medium Fine medium 14 hands, bulk of sales 40 00Z? 50 00 14t4 hands, extreme range 40 005! 62 50 14U hands, bulk of sales 45 0wfo 57 60 15 hands, extreme range 57 K5 00 15 hands, bulk of sales 60 OOrfi 75 00 lot, bands, extreme range AO OorfJ pj 15ij bands, bulk of sales 70 00 so 00 16 to I6V4 hands, extreme range 93 00 16 to 16H hands, bu-Ik of sales 110 00rjl35 00 Bulk of sales represent mixed mules In first hands Prices above bulk figures represent first-class mules extra finish and weight, strictly fat, practically sound and classified.

STOCKYARD NOTES. In two days of the present week Kansas City received 59 cars of cattle In the quarantine division, which Is 106 cars less than arrived at St. Louis in the same time. Denver. reports arrivals so far this year, 69.179 cattle.

46.674 hogs. 30.800 sheep and 2835 horses and mules. Last year up to same date the receipts were 2477 cattle, 46.933 hogs, 22,286 sheep and 635 horses and mules. A great deal of the activity and strength of the borae market during the week so far has been curtailed by the contracted character of the supplies. A goodly attendance of buyers from the East are on hand and active export orders are held; the only difficulty has been in obtaining enough good horses.

The scale of prices for what desirable horses have been available has been on steady footing with the strong conditions last week. The small, plain and medium clasaee not adaptable to the Eastern reqnest h.ve been having a comparatively slower Inquiry, ss the Southern demand has ruled small. Good to choice Eastern and export cbnnks in the auction at $5 to $120 snd a few medium drivers at $75 to $110. Leas thsn half hundred head of tnnlea comprised the fresh arrivals Wednesday, constituting a run of about 275 head during tb. first half of the week.

Offerings have been selling with uniformity and according to sellers, on. a very satisfactory basis for everything that wa. good. The buying on Eastern account has not been aa large a. last week snd only a small amount of Southern bu.ioes.

has been done. There is. Do urgency In the locsl request, only steady, sctlve tone for what good mnlea have arrived. The British Inspection of pack mulea was being continued. LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

CORN. Texas, Indian Territory and Southern- INCIDENTS JJFJT1E STRIKE Brief Items About Minor Happenings in the Present Street Railway Situation. MASS MF-ETrNG SATURDAY. A mass meting will be held at Rinkel's Hall, and Goodfellow avenues, Sat'irouy evening. May Si, under the auspices of the Twenty-seventh Ward street car strikers' mrfcthizerR.

Lee Meriwether, Samuel Oompers. national president of the American Federation of Labor; PresKient Mahon of the Street Car Employes' Union and ethers will address the meeting. SYMPATHY FINES The Whlteners and Knlsominers' Union No. 19. has decided to tine any member $3 caught riding on a transit company cr during the strike.

GOMPERJ TO SPEAK. Samuel Gorap-ers and Meriwether are announced to speak Saturday night at -a mass meeting of the Twenty-seventh Ward Streetcar Strike 'Sympathizer s' Club, at Rinkel's Hall, Last-on and Goodfellow avenues. OPEN-AIR MEETING. An open-air mas, meeting will be held Thursday evening at Twelfth and Olive streets If the mayor's permission is granted. Residents of live Twenty-second Ward are arranging It, for the purpose of asking the mayor nd police board to take toward settling the strike.

CAR AJSTD WAGON WORKERS. Local No. 37 of the International Car and Wagon Workers. E. J.

Brendel secretary, at i lat adopted a resolution indorsing the strike of the employes of the company and imposing a fire of upon ery member of the union who rides on a car until the strike has U.en fettled. HURT ON WAY TO WORK. Ira Short, nu gave his residence as Danville. ken to the City Hospital Thursday urrerlng from scalp wound. He said that come t0 the to work for the rJi cmPnv.

nd that several men ns-' ed him at Jefferson and Randall street 8 on the way to work in the morning. Short left the hospital after his wounds were dressed. BEAT A NEGRO COOIWohn J. Johnson, a conk, employed at the transit company sheds at Chouteau and Jefferson ave-JlKTL hu to aru "'ore to get V.l TfKr 'u sickness, was set tipjin-and beaten by ae-vera! men, presumably because he was working for the transit company. His condition Is not considered se-tlous.

lie was taken twek to the car sheds. JK following employes tier Bakery Co have aub-acrlbed a sum of $30 for the ski of the William Medium Fine medium Coarse and low ..18 ".19 ..17 (519 ,.20 J21 43I8 ..20 (S21 ..16 (filS glT ,.20 fi21 ..16 tl7 ,.15 ai6 ..12 gl3 ,.17 ....1114 N. ItHk sc 1114 X. "IK st 1 C.teo at ....1717 Ler.yeft av 2453 Da Kalb .1 24.VM 1h K.ik ec R814 35 39 38 37 38 32 34 3814 35 38 88 3814 38 38 14 38 38 Kansas. Nebraska and Western No.

2 mixed Xo. 2 white No. 8 mixed No. white No. 2 yellow No.

4 white years old. Smoker Postponed. A smoker which was to have been held at the Mercantile Club Friday night under the auspices of St. Louis physicians, has been postponed indefinitely on account of the street railway strike. Hurt in a Fight.

Charles Cowan, a negro. Is In the City Hospital suffering from severe wounds about the bead received a fight last night at Thirteenth and Morgan streets. He says that he was engaged in a personal altercation and that his troubles had nothing to do with the street car strike. Visited the Postmaster. George W.

Allen, chief clerk of the first assistant rst-maeter-general. was a cailer upon Postmaster BaumJioft Thursday. Mr. Allen is making a visit of inspection of the more Important postofflces of the Weetern states. Charged With Homicide.

The inquest over the body of Lum Mack, negro, was concluded Thursday. Hepple Overhall, who Is accused of stabbing Mack, Is charged In the verdict with homicide. Mack wu stabbed May 18 while fighting at Thirteenth and Gay streets. Policeman Suspended. M.

J. Klein- hoffer, an emergency special policeman, was supendede from duty Wednesday night by Detective McCarty. The detective, with a number of the emergency men, was guarding a portion of the city in the neighborhood of Seventh and streets. Klelnhoffer was among his men. During the night the policeman Imbibed too freely.

Bright medium Fine medium Light fine Heavy fine Dark medium Annie iiopp Ixml. Koebler Nettle Miller Stephen O. Burnett Florence Barbler Fred W. Wedekemper Mary Klefer Adam J. A.

Lippert Annie Abeln Ou.tave H. Koenlg Katie Berk Edward West Msry King Edward Jntxe Sarab Laaterynng David I. Copprldgs Mrnnle B. Lowe Adolph Abeodrota Julka Krkert Guatav Boiler Hawlls Uerlcks Joseph I Ford Mary H. Klraendale OATS.

Dakota and Western- Bright medium Dark medium Flue medium Missouri rscinc was advanced over a point on what looked like pool manipulation. Some other stocks were inclined to do better, hut the demand wa. mo small that not much w.a gained. Tob. ceo.

Sugar and the leading steel stork, ware offered freely and the general market wa. heavy at noon. storks going below the former low point. Bonds were dull snd Irregular. New York Money and Exchange.

Br Associated Press. BW YORK. May 24, noon Money on call nominally 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 84 per cent; sterling exchange heavv, with actual business in bankers' bill, st $4 "7 Vt 4.87 for demand and st $4 84 84 for posted rstes. $4 commercial bills.

$4 84n4'84: atlver ceruueates, Mt lc; bar silver, Ooc; Mexican dollars, 47c. Government 1 Kinds Irregular; 2s, refunding when is-sued. 103: vs. 8s. I0fc; do.

coupon, lta; New 4s. reg.a 134; do. coupon, 134; old 4s 115: do, coupon, 115; 113; do, coupon, 113. 1T N. 11th st fc N.

11th at irk4 Menatd st Chert ar. 111 4--UU Maffltt a. ....4254 Keoorriy av 213 tsa st st lli.H RuMeil se HOB RoMell a 4A'. Koa.atb se Market a I Ight fine Heavy fins ....20 T21 ....17 619 ....17 Hit 11 617 ((13 ....20 15 ai7 i2Hgia Arkansas Medium Hurry t. Hard Burry Tu.

waited hole. Ealr 26 Gi2S H'irry 20 fc2I oCe less than abovs FURS. Raccoon, 20c to 40c; mink, 20c to 60c; skunk 15c to 4e; opossum, 10c to 20c: wolf, S0c to 0c: A. No 2 mixed 24S 24H 27H No 2 Northern 24V 27(ff28 No 2 white 26l5 264 3014 No 8 white 27 26 29 So! 4 whit 2S 25 28VS29 No. 8 mixed 244 24V, No.

4 mixed 24 24 25Vft26 Future Prices. I Closing I Highest Lowest I Closing ITesterday.l To-day. I To-day. To-day. 8ept.

.1 I 69j fS 1 68i Aug 74n! 67Hn Julv hi 68Vi 67 6717'b May 70tn! 1 7Q'yi CORN. Rept 37 May 7 8S July mvS7M.a! 87H I 86Vj 8Sb OATS. Sept 21bj 21TU May 23n July 21b! 2iy, Chicago Markets. I Closing I Highest Tvowest I Closing ITesterday.l To-day. To-day.

To-day. TTHRAT. New York Stocks. Reported dally by Whi taker Hodgmsa. St.

Louis. Uo. NEW YORK, Msg 24. iui, iv Bin- i it ooc; oiler $2 to beaver, $1 to wildcat. 20e to etOe; civet cat.

15c to zOc; badger, 6c to 25c; bouse cat. I 1 life: oe.r, .1 lo fix, urn.s.rai. oc 1UC. HIDE'S. -ETC.

ITOC.K& ops.atgh. Low. joeea. Oreea salted 7 ZMamond Engagement BJngs. 4 Stones of our own Importation, mounted In our own factory, new and exquisite designs.

$10 to MermoKl Jaccard Broadway anJ Icu.U BURIAL PERMITS. Ctis.teee. 2T, 11-1 Monroe; roasuaipHoa. M. IJesaienB.

LZ. Kt. fxnils louni. a.rt dia- Mummert. 4.

8542 Callfnrnls; Alphlberla. Msck. 40. City llMfital knmlcuia. A llmoa, 2044U c.rn-llo: eunaaaiptina.

W. MarphT. 1. 42U IJnroln: seeala. H.

Hell, '1- Cnevtast: rnaumstlssa. ftaatiW. Ot. HS3 Wmttt: besrt dlMaaa. II.

Ruaaaa, 2v, Keatale Hoaplt.i cuo.ump.Bsa. M. SteveiM, M. lies Csrr; aeptirltls. 1 E.

K. Caa.ll. I). 2741 Mhaadoakt parslysaaV I)rv flint, heavy Texas itu lj Dry flint, average 17 Southern lfi4 Dry fsllen jtjii 1I i CHICAGO. May 24.

Cattle Receipts. 9000. including 9ti0 Texans; strong; butchers, steady. Good to prime steers. poor to medium, $4.45 95; atockers and feeders.

IO; cows. heifers. eanners. $2 Rftti 3 26- bulls. calvea $4 TVfcaa fed steers, $4'a 25: Texas bulls, $3.2563.75.

Heirs Receipts 26.000; to-morrow, u-tx over, 8955; active. fvflOc higher; top, mixed and butchers. good to choice heavy, rough heavy, light. bulk of sales. Sheep Receipts.

ll.OOOj slow; K3'15c lower. Good to choice wethers. $520.30: fair to choice mixed. Western sheep. yearling.

native lambs. S4.50si7.10; Western Iambs, Official Teaferday: Cattle Receipts. 13.412: shipments, "8113 Hogs Receipts. 28.699: shipments. 6825.

Sheep Receipt a. 15.724; shipments. 74. Special to the Po.t-Dipatch. Bolia ST.

aid-, Ma ar-CatU-B- THE QUESTION OF ALIMONY. Judge Zachritz Considering It in Steele vs. Steele. Judfe Zaehritz devoted Thursday to hearing the application of the defendant In the divorce suit of William H. Steele against Harriet 1 Steele for alimony during-.

the pendency of the proceedings. Mrs. Steele wants tltiO a month. Her husband has charged her with leaving him and she avers in reply that nhe has offered to live with him since the separation. The plaintiff la reputed to be wealthy and Interested la several larsa business entar- on no 12 57 84 74 Bd Green No.

1 Green aalted, No. 3.. 7 IT 12 5A 83 T4 22 42 25, 85 1 i 3 2-" Am. C. F.

com do pfd Am. Iineed com do pfd Am. Steel and W. com do pfd Am. Tin Plate com Am.

ThSscco com Anacnod. Mining A. Santa F. do pfd Baltimore Ohio com do ial 4X41 IS "25 Dry aalted. No.

1 14 Dry salted. No. J. 13 Dry flint. No.

1714 Dry flint. No. 2 16 DEERSKINS. ETC- Deerskla quotable at 28c per lb for prime: Texas at 26c: antelope. 15c: u.t- 3 43 25 A 'llerT Bri Cot.

Ch. Frtt, Jerry Imrn. Willi 71 R. Bom ha 71V, rd. Hilar.

HniU ck 1 1 wv- iiiiiia iiiaii. aa Mar .1 Ml' I 66V4 I kin. 25'oAV each. tAC 7 I Ulcycle TUea, to K. at I vvLl soiJl iVaJ i2 auat'-w au x.

iauk. 1 Ullnuljt. f. Stadelhaefer. B.

pi juiiv i7a 61 is 1 K.h.p ataraot quai; rsu wooled, tkKft Wa' 1 1.