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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Miss Lillie Degenkolbe, Treasurer South End Society. of Christian Endeavor, 3I4I Michigan Ave, Chicago, III, Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

"DEAR MRs PINKHAM When life looked brightest hard fall and internal complications the result considerably nfme did feel that could walk and lost my good spirits spent money doctorg without help when
 relative home She enthusiastic Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound having used herself that nothing would satisfy her until for bottle have thanked her hundred times for snc for brought blessed health and cured me within weeks.
 now wish thank you your medicine friend suffering women" ."-LmLIE DEGENKoLBE $5OOO FORFEIT THE ABOVE LETTER NOT GENUINE
 When troubled with irregular suppressed painful mnstruaon weakness eucoha displacement alteration of the womb that feeling inflammation the oares baach bang auenceA general debility indigestion and traon with such symptoms dizziness annes assitud excabt iiabiy sleepessness melancholy a gone and "wan alone feelings bues and hopeessnes they should remember there tried and true remedy Lydia Refuse to buy other medicine for need the best
 Mrs Pnkham invites all sick write her for advice She guided heath Address,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Called to a Fire.

There was an alarm of fire yesterday morning about 10 o'clock. The fire was found to be in negro cabin at G5S North Court Street owned by B. l.. Holt and occupied by a negro. Marguerite Johnson. The firemen arrived in time to precent any damage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saved
 His Bows Life.

'I believe I saved my thine year old) Cough Remedy" says A. NJ Hoppe, Rio Greek, Wis. He was so choIed up with croup that he could not speak. l gave It 70 him freely until he vomlted and in a short time he was all right" For sale by F C. Fowler Druggist. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
His Ear to the Ground.
Brewton News.

T5TEWIVII 4NVW0'
 Jesse Stanings. erstwhle Congressman and candidate for Governor, has put his ear to the ground" again This time he heard a. faint sound in the distance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
A Word to Travelers.

The excitement incident to travelling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one should leave home without bottln of Chamberlains CoIic, Choi,ra and Diar- rhoea, Remedy. For sale by E. G. Fow- Ter, Druggist, --adYs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
A vACAET CLERKsHIP.

Governor Officially Advised of Re-
 moval of Mr. Lacy.
 C.o,,orror r ,+ officially advised ,.asterd,v nr ti. ..'v1l from Selma of Theodore T.s,r,. r~ arr Circuit Clerk of Dallas County. n. 'ih'ii'isse !" O@1 O'''iie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
etnraee Capacitv

for 975. eco ta,r. l. of heer ALL THE TIME anabI,s tl, Arb. IserBusch Brewing Assn. St. L,ui.. r. $. A., to properly ma lure it's pr.dr thus insFing purity, nerfcction aul r..-ableness.
 aud-fU.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22

F. F. Ayers charged with trespass af- ter warning. waived examination in $l6O bond before Justice R. H. Jones yester- day to appear before the grand jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
THE BOARD OF REVENUE
County Commissioners Arranging for the Approaching Good
 Roads Convention.

The Board of Revenue held a regular meeting yesterday. The condition of the family of Mrs. E. S. Holton was re- ported to be destitute and the board ap- propriated $10 for their relief
 A few minor bills were passed and the meeting adjourned.
 The members of the board are making every effort to have the Good Roads Convention, which meets in Montgomery December to 10. a State convention. It will be recalled that similar conveu- tions will be held in Birmingham and Mobile but the members of the local board desire that the convention which is to be held in Montgomeryib be State convention and they have written to Mir. Moore, President of the National Good Roads Association, to call the meeting in Montgomery a State convention.
 The members of the board desire the Governor to appoint delegates to the State convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22

ACHES AND PAINS of rheumatism are not permanently, but only temporarily relieved by external remedies. Why not use an internal remedy-liood Sarsapa- rilla which corrects the acidity of the blood on which rheumatism depends and c1Ires the disease? (3)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Brief Court Items.

The Circuit Court will convene Novem- Der IS. Tuesday, October 29, is return day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22

Marriage licenses were issued yes terday to Abe Finberg and Ida CatZ, w.. II Hughes and Zula Kirby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22

Will Gunter. a negro, has been caught in Pensacola. Fla. Gunter is wanted here for assault to murder. Acquisition pa pcrs have been forwarded the Governor of Florida and Deputy Sheriff Sam Bel ser will leave in a few days for Pensa- cola for the negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
ADKINS BEACH ARRESTED.
He Was Surrendered to Sheriff by
 Bondsmen.

Adkins Beach. a white man. was ar rested by Sheriff Waller at the Union Railroad Station about o'clock yester day afternoon. Beach was charged with adultery but had been out on $50 bond. Yesterday he was surrendered by his secured a new bond and had started to his home in Grady when the last bonds men informed the sheriff that they de sired to surrender Beach Sherif Waller then went to the depot and arrested the man.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..
Natives and Texans Generally Quiet,
but Atendy-HOgN i!i.llc-.


CATTLE-Native Cattie-A few odds and ends
constituted all the trade In the native cate
division to-day. There were no cattle sold worthy
OF any note. and business was nosiinai. General
receipts for the week have been small and the
quality has been ratlc: Of II medium to plai.
grade throughout. Prices hay. declined Some
what. the drop on the medium grades being 5c 70
tge. lAdications "ele thi.t had any choice cat
Tie been oiieied Ghcy wolild nave sold steady.
LlLht-"eiGLt butcher steers nelu nrm ana active.
l.eeeipts OF butcher cattle were small and not
.Gua! 10 the demand. The trade so far as it
showed a fair uuaiity. but the cO%s Were sa,ner
below grade. There WAS d scarcity OF stock cat
.ie ~ genera conditions were NOT changei- IGe
weeks trade has been rather lisnt and the sup
ply not equal 70 the demand.
southern C~attie-Thefe were Il cars OF cattle re-
etlssd in the Quarantine DIVISION. They were
steers aIstasins ssl lbs. sold at 81 and SIS lbs.
ceirsd this week as against "a. ears receives, last
weeh. 25 cars the week before and 81 cars the
slight iuctuation during. the week. and prices
Representative sales:
IL -; s,l pss' 900. 81 al ,' FL J; 80 steers pfs- ..... AZ az F.! F.;
0Gs-considertng that it was Saturday. the
cents for the week are the largest this year. The
hess were s gAlS t'f ' s1og goa ma a9 ehI n ! he a.ss
Were included among the arrivals: also a
day recently. a good demand existed from pack
efs and Eastern order buyers, ana the market
higher than on Fri.ay. the butcher demand was
only far The market closed frm. with me
,"iiaiIte ,Eonu. ana the general. leei!nS petie!
than any day this week on the fair to good hogs,
but pigs and trashy lights sold very SLOW at the
close and prices Irregular.
Purchases by Swift q Co. included 1S2 head
i.s,ib. hogs at an average cost Of so.jS also 10,
lights that averaged l6i lbs, and cost 500. and
30 tcad of pigs that averaged IS lbs. and cost
Si..e. Purchases Iy Nelson Morris & Co. IN
GUIDED si head that averaged 235 lbs. and cost
<i.S2
The top Of the market was ss.1j. and the bulk
OK me hogs ab.Y- l]j TO-. a"eIasc sold at s5s5
~ S5.g,l.. as aga.,: ). IL for tcp and s5.S5 %
49,. for the hulk on FE!da?. Fair TO good
heavy itSS. IN lbs. altrag", and above. sold
at *1-Sl 10 50: medium weighs. ~ TO 40 lbs,
sold at s5.sa 10 se;l5. the bIik at $3.50 70 s'.s':
lights. $50 to fsG rs. sid a; Ser to S55 70, the
bali: Il, sos: 70 sj9d. Ligrt iIsh,. 10" to l59 lbs.
average, sold at " 20 T. SS.5i. the bulk at s. to
$3.50: pigs. under 100 his, sold at s3.25 10 SIS:
heavy culls at $3.50 10 sos; good mixed hogs at
$40 10 $3.50 and con,rrou TO far mixed lots u.
g. ~ s. IL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
RIVER NEWS.
REpIfRLIc %spEcIafS

"a ooLlS SEcS1A1S
foot during the last q hours, The sauss reads
Elk enins sss' a s ahe see sind L ire el1ua K: '9 aor; a : ssr: and
the THEN temp 2 I. an is s. falling. The Fred Hsrt.e.
with barge each Of logs and pulp wood. ne
latter for the M.ncie Pulp Company; she re-
Herman so Pseps q 8 Arrived Pi mi n from ! the sm sSnss TAs
?; m with 3 bu.kes Of logs She will return
Cincinnati WIN a big srie arrived ss q s:ss p .'G M.
She discharged here = ton, Of miscellaneous
tons She viii get away for Memphis early to.
A Alfa'' The hee Rees iee. o nom N ST sD'1 Louis 1877 w heaef aso%
Cape G!raraeau that she would arrive a 8 O'Clock
s sns ? E a NE CITY { I c,, 2, Pi,s aa6 from Memphis:
tonight. The Fritz is at the bank. The Char
lotte Boeck!er will leave for Cincinnati Tues
day morning.
las: q hours. The Peters Lee arrived last night
: far tip. The john Z; speed from New e, y.
the local packets due to-day arrived on time.
Receipts BY river today were a bales cotton. 5
Grand Tower. Ill. March Sicily Of Memphis
up at 9. m. Grey Eagle up at a m. Ander-
Jozie, with one barge of Ties. up at II =. M.
t ns Esee empty cars als,v and d sGsn a. for 3 Gly IT,; ely ely
at $50 p: IN. with twelve cars Of coal City Of
a e'i fall Of o . in at the last 4: :. f hours. Weather q. elsuds
and cool.
Chester, ILL.,. March 5.-River falling; gauge
14S feet. weathe, cloudy, Boats down. nees
Lee at 10 q. m.. Chester and Columbia arrived at
1 a. m. James 7. Lockwood and barge at i2::o
p. m. City Of Clifton at 4:3o p. m. Boats up: Co
iumbia and Chester left fer st. Louis at noon:
City OF Memphis at noon: Beaver with one barge
lumber and two barses railroad ties at > p.
m. Grey Eagle due up. Tender in and out on
time.
Cape Girardeau. Mo-, March s1.-Ths Grey
Easiss returned from Commerce at 10 2. m .nd
left for st. Louis at IL o'clock last night. Ths
City OF Memphis up at 10:0 last night 6ees
Lee down at Il last night. City Of Clifton due
down. River falling. Gauge reads 199 feet.
Weather cloudy and cold.
Paducah. KY. March 31.-Riyer gauge reads
POS feet and rising. Joe Fowler from Evans
Vile at 1 p. m Avalon leaves tomorrow for
the Tennessee River. sunshine passed down n
noon. City of Pittsburg due up tonight. ia
yonia for Tennessee River at 5 p. m Weather
cloudy and cold. Business quiet.
P.ttsburg, Pa, March 31.-River 10 feet 8 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Wheeling. ". Va. March s1.-River % fest .
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
Evansville, Ind. March 31--River 1s.ls rising.
Cloudy. cold.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York. March 3.-Flour-Receipt il. 40.
exports l5.Sl5: fairy active and firm with wheat:
winter patents $5.6o4i; winter straiyhts So. 5 a 50:
Minneeots pat ITS t.tS.N; winter extras s.. i5Gs
$50: winter low stades 81 So. Rye Hour
steady; fair to tCoG S..sOd3. Is: fair to choice s3a
dc: Brandywine s.. 50. Rye steady; No. .
Western 69iac {. Q. b.. afoat. State rye 5saS7c:
New York. q. i. Z, carloads. Barley dull: feed.
ing iGd4SGc elf. NV York: mailing eoiT0c elf.
New York. Barley malt dull: Western s565a5.7 -.
-Wheat-2eceipts $500: exports 2i9. .as9: sales .
$500 bu. futures, 1900 bu. spot: spot steady:
No. = red SIC I. Q. b. aiioat: No. . red SOl,c elc-
vator; No. l Northern Duluth aDi5c ( q. b. a1oat.
No. l hard Duluth a3c f. O. b. aioat. Options
opened easy through local realizing. bit fully
recovered on the s;,arp Afternoon strength Of corn.
Firm En.iist. cahlls and local covering also
at unchanged prices: May 50 i3-iSGslc. closed SIC:
July 81 g. lcTs1Sc, closed sic; Sept. so II ;Is1s.c
closed SEC. Corn-Eeceipts IA. 015; exports 49,
269: spot strong: Nc. 2 5li2c elevator and SIC
(. Q. +. sfcat. Option market was again excited
on a big speculative trade, active covering. bull
weather West; closed firm at isGIzc net advance:
May iS+A-oc. closed Sc: July iStsa41l.c. closed
4S14c: Sept. 4s941l4c. closed i9hc. Oats-Receipts
81. 500: exports il,iii; spot steady; Nc. 2 &c; No.
8 Soi.c: No. . white 3ac; No. 3 white 32isc: trls.
mixed Western SoRISli*c: trk. white s2aSfc. OPP
mand. Hay steady; shipping 7567a1sc: good to
choice 90To2iac. Hops quiet: State common TO
choice. 1900 crop f.d20c 1899 11915c: old olds
12aI6c. Pacific Coast. 1900 crop 1GI19c: 1929 liz
15c: Old ODDS 2Gsc. Coal steady. Beef firm: family
$40. 5oa11. 80; msss 5000; beef, hams s1s.5eI1S:
packet sa.Jod1e: city extra India mess slIaIs.
Cut meats firm: picked bellies * i0c; picked
shoulders 6Ad7c; picked hams 9kG10c Lard
Weatern steamed $3.50: refined firm; Com
tinent ss.75: S. "A. Ss.s7i: compound 5xG5Ac.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
FOREIGN


London. March al:;-The Stock Exchange was
Startled last week by consols dropping to 95is:
Although they subsequently, recovered. they closet
at a5L,. with no prospects Of a material rise: II
this continues. British credit may soon be down
the American section. were not exciting. So iaF
ma Kaffrs are concerned. the public Is setting
down 10 a belief that many months must eiapse
before the war in South Africa will be over. the
expected boom is postponed until the summer.
There is no prospect OF much activity In the
other markets until after the Easter holidays.
when. if money. Is cheap. things may De more
lively. Home railroad securities showed a general
revival. many advancing from ! to 8 points: ow,
ing rarity 10 bear realizations. Business IN
Americans was conducted on a considerable ssa,e;
showed good advances. although the best figures
were always maintained owing TO profit taxing
here and in Berlin. The market. however: was
Very hard. Among the increases were Chicago.
milwaukee, and ST. Paul. which rose . points:
illinois Central II: Erie i: Louisville and Nash
vile New York Central and Hudson River y:
Erie frsts Y: New York. Ontario and Western =:
onds u: Missouri. Kansas and Texas =; Rsad.ns
Grande ordinary Is: Baltimore and Ohio Il; Cnss-
NON u. Pennsylvania Is: Southern ordinary Is.
Money was in moderate demand at the to!lowinS
rates Of discount: Until Monday. sS to per
cent; for a week. go to 4: three months bills
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
by Telegraph.


ST; Joseph, No.. March SO.-Cattle-Receipts 50:
market nominal: natives Siu5. 15: Westerns Sc. $50
6.ES: cows and heifers .2ni.s0: veals si.2sgs.7 =:
bulls and stays 81. stockers and feeters
E.'aG4.S5. Eogs-Receipts 1884: market SC to
1c lower: light and light mixed s5.S5dS; medium
s~9:hc'5To.91: Sheep-Receipts none.
Omaha. Neb.;. March Misunderstanding 100;
market Dorninally steady: native beef steers st1
30: Western steers 50: .o1i. 20: Texas steers ssGi;
s,9gsers and feeders g 2sd4.I calves ssas::
GOO: market Sc higher: heavy $5.s,Is1S: miyed
s3.s5G5. S7is; light IS. 7565. sTs: pigs .5a5. IL: h Mi
OF sales S.. S7isd5. go. Sheep-Receipt none. mar
ket steady: -yearlings A.s5d4 90: wethers 81 soSa
10; yves g 55ai.so: stock sheep ss.75Ts.so:
Kansas City. Mo-. March so.-cattle recs,,,,
100. Market. AZ compared with a week aro.
Heavy beef stef- steady: all other cattIa 1nT51c
higher. Montreal quotations to-day: Native baep
steers AsaG5.5}: stockers and feeders :s.,SS5.
Western fed steers s. 5od5 10; Texans and In.
$50. Receipts for the week 5000 last week -
gao. 3.eJo: marker SMioc biyhsr.
hulk Of sales s. $40: heavy s595as: mixed nack.
es ~s5.90as5.s11s; light SIS .921k: pigs S. 4Di5, 81.
receipts foI the week A,0o1: last week r. 80
Sheep.Receip:s l2a: market strong: western
ern yearlings 81. 10: Ewes s4T4.55; cuIis s.. 5Ss
So: spring lambs s!.25G1. 80: receipts for the week
100: last week Il. 800. ~
New York. March 1.-Reeves-Receipts ?1o. no
trade OF Importance. Feeling firm. Cables firm.
refrigerator beef 9tsdi0c III. Calyes-None Tor
per ID. Sheep and la~mhs-Receipts Isl; sheep
nominal: lambs generally at IS. 75as.5 SO: clipDei
lambs IS. Is. Hocs-Receipts l. ~: none for s,ls.
nominally steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01

FEATHERs-In demand: steady. Prime L. G..
In small SKIS. ise. in large SKIS. &c, gray &c in
soc. Xxx lse2Oc. NXX ioai2c. XNXX SC: chick-
S sn :c and sq taxi ioe, M,n isc ard T' ri, Sc and pointers na,n.sS. e 6
boy nEE 3; e aEGs; wh F:s ssGi dark a &c: skins 80 nor
lb .:f: Texa sf at 25ci antelope en- i5c af per f ib.: goat ssa R sse
to ssc each: damaged out.
HHEEE fEL3TsaFa at Ss'sii per H. at fG aoc Df ,o Soc.
according to amount Of WOOL thereon: lamb at
ssf Ko s5E stSsb; fsl's sa t fts; : slss Fer Per Il 5na,, to =,
It 1 iHist s;oI liss s saHpt at ise: BAY ats+t apple as at at s pa1.
s hoen6a ri a Of root o,4 Sc. bark <; Of a tTse Sc at b s5ss' 2 va:
blueaag &c. skull cap leaves &C. sassafras bark
sTock ePEEAsE--whippooryill quotable per bu.
oS sl ! g sAETSgId s. 50 sale Ss, at t; 81 e per sa;
HEMP SEED-Latest sale at $3.50 per 100 lbs,
DRIEb .TRuIr--ouote: Apples-Evaporated-
at At = s az io pe snodsin At rs, less nnifP ssehes9aneeTl,s e.
evaporated ~unpeeled halves at &c. and sun. dried
at pk Il e d iisf PsE r~i L: from ,,0,, =,
,oS Th!TE zl EEhf 4Sn si9fe at sl.g gsa beans ssa In T., a
Lj nao5s fsSns at ss q, ie per ts p Pic: f,nev un,,.
clover lSalse: inieIi9T. : d1 b,lis and broken less.
MOSS-ouote: Gray and brown mixed at IA
2I4c; gray and brown and black mixed at oi:se
black and brown do: 2asc: black sltc. Machine.
NSSNN at SIC; inferior picked less. at DC;
EMPTY BAruiELS-Coai Gil. turpentine and
gasoline s5c. vinegar Coo. black oil 40c. Iinseed.
light oil and varnish I5c. sugar loo. whisky soc''
do. half bbis. SIC: wine 81, sauerkraut 35c. nick.
45c. moiassss SOC: lard ties. 35c; loo or for each
broken head Or stave. &c on for each hoop miss
BROOM coRN-In fair demand ard r.e,dv
ouotable, per ton: Common at $40 to soc. fair y;
$50, choice short green brush at $40. "
BoNEs-chs.ee bleaehed at SIS per ton: other
RAGS, ETC.@Pe 100 lbs: Country rags at soc
Old rcpe-Nh. 1 and Manila 81. so; No. 2 at E0c-
SCRAP fRo AND METAL-Per 100 lbs:
Wrought iron 45e: heavy cast t9c malleable soc..
ss.sS: lead $3.50 pewter So. "' INC
HIGHwINES-Seli'nE on n basis of 81 81.
BAGGING AND r!Es-Bagging-No 1N, exc:
for mixed to sl.25 fer white choice rice. 'o' VIC
LUMBER-Fro,n first hands. quotations rang.
at sseasi. and .2o9ai.. a,s.inc fh'f ana
thicker at ss1Gs2 and s2la22: sluares-ix4 ut So
and sliIIe. II to 2 inch at S25d2s and sise,is. as
x5-inch at s2sG2e and SIS; quarter-sawed Witt.
inch at sSsdio and s201c. 1hxis.-inch at sssa4i
and s1S1e0: quarter-sawed. red. inch at s2,Ge9
and SIT: 1Ax1h-inch at ses1es and SIS; holsters
and reaehsrs st ST tongues at . s9 ,,zl Assh.l.insh
ais. 2lsxi-inch at s2sa3o and 81. Black walnut
at S72.56a75 and $35G37-50 and s12.50G15. Cherry
Clear and second at so. common At $40 and cuIls
1t Se@12. Hickory at s2s and SO: hickory axles
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
Nv YeIeSrnHh.

New York. March S0.-The cotton market opened
easy at a decline, of 4aii points. cables astsni
ishins the trade by a decline q, -n59i win
very light saes Of the latter ana p!va'e cenie'
Indicating unsettled conditions owing TO CON
tinued pressure Of spot cotton. ne 2Gtah u al
though some decline had been ,oohsu ~
loving the weakness developed here ye?teIdas.
Ing visible eupply-now $50. go bales greater than
last year-creates much weakness aprtaI Ia -
necticn with the unsatisfactory demand Tor Ilan,
u~factured goods. especially when IL Is i 81 n1 -.
tina, the season was commenced at l.Jyg.V"l oaieS
less cotton in sight than was Nisip!e iast 49,,
from which t arrears that the crop laS ~
with racejpts still full. Following the opening
Of the market the course of prices was lrresu-
lar within a comparativeIy nar.o" &C. Them nm
IN T..r Late in the session the market had a
final rally on local covering: bringing p.lces ~
about the highest point; the c, ~ w ? points
iIooyYae"ry SCOT q closed easy; mitdling uplands s siscj
do. Gulf s 7-Isc; sales 800 bales: Inna 17sc.
Iuly fs6c Aug 7.5sc. sept. 1850. Oct. '-2'c, Nov.
s.g2c. pee. 1.26c. Ian. Zee. ,e
liverpool. March @--cotton-Spot qIesai 100
middling i 25-32d: %n'iddiine l9-S9Sl; low o~.in mrr
ding ! ls-s2d: good ordinary = I'D; t 91I haies
9 $50, SGD, The Ens S saiss for S5 ta spe aak ESf ard (" export;
and included 500 American. RecsIpts o"g
bales, including s.so Ane.,ca r,;sd In.afJ low MD
1 sg-s4d: May-June 4 2s:sAlIi Std: Jmnec!uly
! es-s4d: Jniy.hug; > si-Sia5 E7 PA. oet-Nov.
s.s.14 s-s4d: Nov.-pec. 500 l64d.
New Orleans. March 3o.Scot,on steady: sales
sac s /. low mlddl,ne $.lsc; midaIins s.; seSd m ID;
s slleE Is s ,5sS: Fusa ! STEADY; april ri 5 e. E q:
M Nns 45 ga SIC. &c. Sept. 7a5a7. sc: Oct. 7.iOai.1lc;
nov. 5o.a7.oec; Dec. 7.O6a7.rc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01
MARKETS;
ALL CLOSING HIGHER.
THE GENERAL SITUATION
WAS A STRONG ONE.
Corn Led in Point of Strength and
Activity, but Wheat Was a
Very Good Second.

WHEAT-There was not enough response
BY Liverpool to our rally OF late YESTERDAY,
an advance OF sd not being suncieht ~
indicate a bullish spirit in the foreign mar
ket. And as rams mad been pretty geneta,
throughout the winter wheat country, VIII
the conditions favoring spring. weathst'
which usually has a bearish erect IN S..
Louis, there was more wheat for sale tnan
really wanted. So May opened 3sc lower at
tfsc, and then sold at s4li4lsc. Inc ao.
vance In corn braced wheat, however, ana
DAles made at 744c. Except a highly col
RED report from Nebraska, which State Is
Rhreateped with the greatest crop on rec
ord, because some more snow had faiien,
no crop news to speak Of heard. Continent
n cables were hlgher-Paris Ac. Antwerp
&c, Berlin hc and Buda Pesth !sc-and
English country markets were up lsd Tor
The week. Clearances were liberal in Hour
An wheat-567.O 900 bu. The market was very
unsettled during balance OK the session.
Nay did not sell below 741sc and had TAG
7l3tc bid, though no sales that high, and
closed at 74sc bid. July sold at 73&c to
3xc, and was offered at 73llaa73ssc. but 73asc
asked at close. Cash market-Received. IA
eks. n cars local. and 2 cars through.
Firm Tor choice samples Of soft winter, hut
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