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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
POULTRY.
Dealers Would Net Pay Over Ten
Cents for Fowls-Aarket Easier,


New York. Jan. l4-Lfye poultry receipts To-
day were I cars Western and about 1 car by ex-
press. The market assumed an easier tone at the
IN transit that were attracted here By late pre-
vsilng high prices. Joobers carried over about
cars. while dealers also had some Of last week
purchases on hand
Jobbcrs would not pay over loo for fowls. and
ems not oyerpenty. Very few TURKEYS her. and
market nominal Ducks and geese unchanged
reo.ters SC. Tnrkeys-western sgIac: southern
ies: DusSsn"esss,n nas. prime pair SO 7se South
aLS7. southwestern xdlE.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day 3eos pkxs The
fresh receipts. while Invoices later in ne week
show some increase. as several lots are in tran
srsl quiet Bulk cf the receipts consists Of thin
fowls and stsxsy chickens. which dragged. T1r-
picked chickens occasionally reach lie. but iv<R
I &c on sSod 70 prime. while ice z TOP on fowls
esPons In free receipt and more in transit
TurdseSymwestern S & drg- picked prime hens lo.1e;
S.as7. SS ss.s %s.en Me- ea 'Ss fsnsy s to fair
14nl5c- Chickens-Western prime, scalded l04S
western se ecksnss ksasFz spd Ell; Sg
ern mixed saioc. peor 10 fair chickens 5asc;
picked prime scaidss iidsafy sssy is
to % fair s, Sass: esPSns , wes,ern fancy i3ssI4e;
young Sc: mixed. old and young .a7i.c
Chicago Poultry Qastatiens.
Chicago Jan HL-Butter inactive; creamerfe.
itsise; daiI,es ii,, a,fsisc EsEs dull; fresh Isc.
Butter, Cheese aAa Egxs.
New York. JAN H-Butter-Receipts $3.50
1ss: sssy 1s se decline STssney ,sszic
R.eeSis ssg pkss an,.s nesors az ats: Chez
large fsll-maae nHalE.c: fancy small do. is.
alsc. Egrs1Receipts s.55s pkgs-: firm: western
average packed al marx isge1l1c: Western. loss
on. &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

WIEAT-Cash Market-Recrived All SKIS and
the largest IN some & time and no inerssss TO 1e
demand made duh aud heavy market. 50 far
more than IN some time past 6'.vo hu- soft
pie No. red at .4a5ii.c This and 7is.Gs5isc +.
SIDE. No. red az 'lc for thin TO .sisc Tor
choice; 20 a! &c to sse; No hard a. !, ;e,sa
Turkey Iisc, No , hard at esc TO 7else-
CoftN-tash Markei-Received 30 sks- and ~
mixed. supply or which in excess Of shipping
al Sc for So Or better White in Seant offer-
ing and firm. un trk. delivered. No. : at SHE
at S7I4c to sc: No } yellow at s7ltc. No. 3
and n. white at ss'.c. including No white
oATs-Cash Market Received 30 cars local and
offerings ready sale. mixed and best grades white
&C: No. 3 at 25l-c: No. : Northern at sec: No. .
white at s5isc; No. 3 white at 2s5. erie. No.
white at 251=ae6&c.
RYE--very little Offering and that held stin,ly.
FLQuR-N0 show FOR export business re-
difference was too wide between what foreign
srS would pay and what sellers could accept.
Domestic trade was light. too. though n
fair demand noted Quotations on car lols on
fatents SslaS-so; straiGhts s3.soa3.fe; extra
f9ney ,sy S.SSff2 i5; clear S9gs2o; low and medium
Tor clears: s. ioas.2s for stfaights. and a.4;G
20 for patents. Spring wheat patents SS-S TO
RYE FLOUR-Jobbing at 50 in SKIS ard ,S.25
s. o. '''''' '"''' gus "''i mummy
MILLFEED-FiTm for bran. which IN demand
ana small supply. Salable =. trk. 67i.c in
large and 6sisa69c in small SKIS. and SIC IN bulk
mixed feed in l00-lb SKIS sold % arrive at 7oc.
and hard winter IN large skS =. side at CSC. At
mill bran jobs at 6sc and ships a. 73a55c.
HAN-Receivsd. $40 tons local and S55 tons
Through; shipped. 40 tons. Firm for good feed
ing qualities OF timothy which steady and firm.
Medium and low grades plentiful and dull Prime
steady and in fair request. Best clover only
wanted Prices ON trk. range: Timothy SIS for
choice Sl24l3 for No !. Sl01fii 20 for No IS. 81
Gs 50 for No 5: prairie yl0dlO % for No i t9fs
8. 50 for No. >, ssaS50 for No. :. Clover sail
STRaW-Whsat on trk san: rye So
4t7o red top s0c for chsff to IS for fancy; mil
let 15cGN-25: Hungarian 70dsoc-
CASTOR BEANS-Bid $3.50 per bu. for prime
in lots.
HEMPSEED-ses 50 per 100 lbs. pure basis
FLANSEED-No market made.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Not the slightest
change 10 report and no business heard Of. Mar
let entirely nominal at s42O for lead. soft Mis-
souri, and chemical hard lead (desllverized held
at A-s2iz) and 50. IS for spelter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
by telegraph.


Chlesso. NJ jan H-Cattie-To-day's receipts
sst sgs est,%stsd Mansss a, e head ss against sss
After last weeks heavy y' sappiies' sssres.siHe
s..oeo head. the receipts to-day looked pretty
start; The small percentage Of good. fat handy
weighis OF shipping and export cattle We're in
excessive supply of thin immature cattle that
we're evfd sntly marketed In order to save feed
dtetions Of lee Beef steers sold i largely at a
rsIge Of H5og5-eo. sales being on basis OF
$50 Tor good shipping lots and s5-sOas for choice
Hogs-About 5000 hogs arrived to-day. as
aealnst IS lss last Monday and 3egsi Monday a
Ecss sy the go gR ist s mere csTTss over &c rom
.a sssdy rn Nth ases az Tas sSS and N p prizes
trsne range. more hoss selling at SIS than at
ssy .r Other s PTien; Hsayy shipping droxes aver
sszis: Common to choice mixed W averaging IsSSsse
aSerasns ave ssss G soGa al s. ns snsGser lSs
70 choice bacon hogs averaging i4egi4s ros at
sheep-The present week starts of with esti-
% Win e s Mosssy sSssp aa and e
%a Sn the s M0ndsg sS year aso Thsre
and lambs % Brought steady % prices Sus q @ oaseP
grades were 1e9 l5c lower. with too many for
s6..o up to alsgse for lair q % prime ~etheSs as T
with ewes salable at Ss93.9o and yearlings
80 Sor " the better %a' eiass doss Ssrs 70 ss fss
TEEUBLIc SPECIAL
St Joseph. Mo-. Ian. H.-Cattle-Receipts lsT7:
marker 5c to Ioc lower: natives $s.15Gs.5 50; West
ems g 59G5 .; cows and heifers 32g4.2s; veais
and feeders T s:.se@t.so @ Hos@Reeeipt. s'0ss s,sss
market steady: light and light mixed s51fi49
s-se: medium and heavy s5-.eQS-z14: pigs N@
80; bulk S-2e9S-sS- Sheep-Receipts ~: mar
Kansas City No., JAN n-Cattle-Receipts a.
600 natives 2.lo Texans and 80 calves: dressed
beef steers steady to 19c lower: cows and stock
ers and feeders steady native beef steers 81. SOC
So: stockers and feeders q. .sd45o; cows and
heifers SS94-s0, Gamers 2-25d3. Western fed
steers HI5. .0eH: Texas and Indian steers Sc 20
..n,. 20; osiIs oss - es,gss soss HGssMRs
sales s.. .2od5. "a; heavy s.. 9a5-3o: mixed pack
ers s1s6s.25: light s51sisa5 Is: pigs s4.5ea4 10
ssssr wessrn lamb. s ''S1sx Ie.,.rn to mai aa
81 Sos IS: cuiis g. .7sas.5o
South Sou Omaha Meb. Jan; iia-csttls.Rsceipt: i
steers s4d5.s5: Western steers 50. I574 %: Texas
steers S3d3.75: cows and heifers s38<15: can
ners- 81 7sdzI5 stockers and feeders S5Gt 80:
: Receipts 500 marke, shade lower: heavy IS. 1s
$3.50; bulk of sales s.I565.. NJ. sheep-Re- |
ton s4is4 30: westerns 8 @ seS4ss coinmou mo aud
stock sheep G-e063.s5: lambs 81. .5e76.A. 1
New York. Jan H.-Beeves-Receipts I55s: |
steers higher; light bulls lower: others steady: |
Cables quote live cattle slow and weak at no |
lzizc: refrigeration beef steady at lod1o<c- Sheep
lower at 1ze9Bhc- Exports tomorrow SO cat
lie. -.35 sheer and 4 $50 quarters Of beef Calves
Eard calves lower. veals N.5eas.so; little calves
y; barnyMd do Sc 15d3. 90 Westerns "a 50. /
Sheep and lambs-Recepts 1858: sheep s5a4.sS. |
.hoice 8. %: Canada lambs ssas 10: cuiis ssss |
Hogs-Receipts H553: lower at x-E95.s5; few
outside sales Of State pigs at sS-75-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York. Jan. 1L-Flour-Receipts 2. 80 bbls /:
exports ISIS bbis.: again weak and lower TO sell
but without noteworthy demand. Rye -four held
nrm- Buckwhe1t -four held rrrn; Buckwhest
dull: Cognmeai firm. Bye steady Barley steady.
Barieymslt du'l- Wheat-Receipts 81. so bu.:
exports Nm bu.: spot easy. No. red s1Ac Z.
o. b. sfioat: No. red SOC elevator; No. North
ern Duluth ssisc T. o. b. shost: No. hard Du-
luth sl1sc T. o. b. ahoar. Options opened steady
and for time ruled quiet and firm good
speculative buying In face OF bearfsh statistics.
Ultimately. however. the latter prompted realiz-
lng. under which prices lost the advance and held
weak ali the afternoon A large visible supply
Increase. liberal primary receipts. big worlds
shipments and an increase on passage were .hs
cnief bear factors Closed weak at sc net de-
cline. Jan. closed 0Ac. March sfA6Ssc. cIu,ed
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
PIG LEAD WANTED.
ONCE of Commissioner of Supplies.

Office OF Commissioner of Supplies
City Hall. Jan IA. lSh
Sealed proposals will be received by Tia
Undersigned, to be opened at his office a. IS
o'clock m on
THURSDAY NEXT, THE 17rH INST
For furnishing the Water CommIssinr.,
with 1000 pounds of Zinc Refined Pig IeaS
10 be delivered T. o. b. car Taylor and Dun
can avenues.
Call on Commissioner of Supplies fos
blanks and other information
Bids must be in duplicate, free from al
teretion or erasure. and to both the orig
maj and duplicate must be attached a cppy
of this advertisement ~
All bids having any alteration or erar,ra
thereon will be rejected
The Commissioner reserves the rirht ..
reject any, and all bids
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioner of Supplifh
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15

ost directions. and the volume OF demand has
been rather limited. both the berth and IN
full cargoes.
-LiverpooIs stock OF wheat decreased ioa ao9
tu last week and now is 600 bu-, corn IN
ereasing 1861 90 bu and now Is $4,000 eu-
Primary corn receipts s3G.00 bu., against
st. Louis against 5000 hu. last year. Primary
shipments 53e, aoQ bu.
Oats receipts at primary points 57e.0o0 bu.,
against 4e5. .ap0 hu- year ago. OF which 55.zoo
bu. at ST. Louis. against llSse0 bu- last year
Primary shipments ~. 90 bu.
Wheat receipts primary points were 9.3,eo
bu, against $4,000 bu. a week ago 7Ss.01e bu- one
year ago and ~. 90 bu. two years ago Receipts
AZ st. Louis 72.gD bu.. against si,g0O hu. a week
and Il 0Jg bu. year ago. Primary ship
niCnts l25.0a0 bu.
Rosario C. bled: wheat crop Will fan short
of private estimates. Harvest results not good
anticipated. Receipts continue small and
othtng doing. Expect small shipments from
here. Situation decidedly luiliSh here
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
Wool.

Wool.
New York. Jan N.-wooi dun.
Hides and Leather.
New York. Jan iA-Hdes steady; isa<A0
Turpe.tine and Rosin.
New York Jan. lA-rurpen,ins dun Al 70
Petroleum.
New York. Jan. N-Petroleun wsak
ce9sifeasss. ri @ no no bid n or orer, shp%.ass s' na;
eels.: syerase 3. sss Ools; runs os.sss Ssla: sv-
Minneapolis Fleur.
! MinneapoLs. MINI. Jan A-whest-Aay 1eef
July lsaess'sc. On trk No I hard 5ske; No.
and bran unchanged
Sugar.
New York, Jan. A-sugar-Raw steady to
Me-! New Orleans. @ Ia; Jan i4--saxsr stToes; opse
ss.s. sss; ''nli''sAi ''il'" 'ss n'i''' seconds =
The Visible.
Inc New YORK froducs Exchange Is as feiio.s:
NO. assss s''c o.:: s ss es sses...
sss sss sa Rye; Ls ss ss sesrsAss s Ass~ saziss.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Jan 1.-THE market for evsper.esd
apples eaperisneed a duh trade today. with IN.
s Ss0ssS s:Scs at sss4 Rs sSS: sss: -
Moor Park e<8iSc feacnco-Feeica 1sSiscs "
New York. Jan HL-rhere has been some W
goods to-day but the market IL stin quiet fAs
attendance Of buyers Is Increasing and bsz-
business 10 likely during the week No
change in tone or prices Is noted in any dirse-
ton. so far AZ staple cottons concerned-
Wooien goods are selling best In cloakirgs fer
next fan q good business being done In thssA.
COGee.
New York Jan. l&.-Conee-Spot Rio quiet; ~
invoice nc: mild dull: Coroovs spl3-sc- N
coffee market opened steady. with prices -
further Improvement during the rest OF ths go
sion on covering. light foreign buying and sons
were better than expected, there was a light i.-
provement In spot demand and Brazilian receipss
and but nstis inressmsnt % specSia,on hS % 1as noss
Spot demand also continued light The mArkex
points ns higher To.s sales nIre asi' E s.ss
Guiding Jan. az :; s5ct March S-soc; May 80
Metal Market.
New York. jan I4-A slow and unintefeSfinG
market for metals In local circles exps<
rienced again to-day. Speculation was couspic-
to-mouih character. xdviees from sSrosd nossS
q loss OF fl los IN tin to 19 n Sd which crosf
stsd sts weak underto1s q. to the local sisu.,is4
]. soe tons expected this week The close h9e
va. quiet ard easy, with sellers on the 49,
pig lead az H-s7sz. but ths trend Of prices ves
in sympathy with foreign wealm4
Su.a here With sn@perant l9 m pos chsns
y sscied a. 81, FOR Lake Superior and nd sis.N q
abroad to I'll. lbs 81 Domestic iron nsf1ees
were extremely dun. with quotations lsasg
Nors.ln or saz ns5s sfosndrg ss,s fsa ssn S
foundry sh- 5eGl5-7s. and soft Southern sisq4A
Glasgow closed At s4s I'D and Mlddlssboes
4ss 4isd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15

Som,,. per doz. scaSl; Jack rabbits Sglio.
squirrels s9c. 'Possums. each. sG25c.
a. hEAIS-Choce fat at Sic per lb.; heretics
thln ana rough at 3H3i-c. Sheep dull 3u4 thin
ewes and bucks at sfI3c per 10. spring lambs
ives az ie TO isc per 10 for choice buck lambs
Hides.
o., Dry nint-AveraEe .eipts. round Itizc; choice
1ena- l5c. Dry -sal.ed-ROund l2c Green -salted
western, round TIC; Southern ne Dry flint
selected No. 1 ibizc: No 2 ike. Dry flint, bull
lac Dry-salted-No, / IKE; No. iilsc. Green
sated No. / 7Nc: No. e1sc; bull SIC. Tn
cured lc per ID less: part cured isc PER h. less.
and glue stock half price.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

Inc produce markets were generally quiet ard
unchanged yesterday. Receipts as a rule wey.
light and there was fair local demand bu.
shippers bought little. and offerings were ample
for the requirements.
Potatoes were weak and lower Receipts were
heavier and were mainly Of common ana inferior
quality. while the local demand which was iiebt
OF seed potatoes were also hesyy s5a oner,nss fh
was was only light local demand prices were weak
Sweet potatoes were quiet and steady a, un-
fElgtsSasas were also steady. but demand and
ISqrnips We're duh and slow. Offerings were lib
Hscis Rsdishes wers dull at unchanged prices,
Esspsn; vas dSii An1 ssd Sow AZ SgrD sg9d price,
iAiriy heayy and there was little demand
offerings were dirty and in bad condition. "
,.,ann Green pease were dun and slow at unchanged
string beans were plentiful and steady at un-
Peppers were quiet and steady.
SsShaSs SSsslno"er s, was % also quiet and steady.
- Onions were frm and higher. Orertnx. x.re
'f Tomstasl. sne mere Ssdt. was a good demand
ferinss ample for the demand WIN VI
4cpps Appies Were firm and fancy fruit was in better
however. LIBERAL and the Demand was SOW SOW
--Ss,a,s s,sawoesTiss We're scarce and firm The FIRST
record. came In to-day. They were shippsd by
were ripe and Of nne quality and sold at &c 'es q
Lemons and other fruits were steady and un-
Live poultry was in fair demand and steady
Receipts of turkeys were light and ali offerfng,
and there was good demand for choice sfocl<
Oucks were In good demand and firm. but geese
were dull and plentiful
Dressed poultry was steady and UNCHANGED
Receipts OF turkeys were light and there was
isir deinand for choice. smooth. plump. light rur-
ayi deys old heavy or rough stock. however. was
and fancy young stock sold we'll but Old Large
9r rough stock was dull and slow. Fancy rat
Gueks Cue. we're In good demand and scarce. but COM
mon stocb ana geese were dull and weak
prices. "anseo
Game was quiet and urchanred excer, ,.h.
tna large receipts and warmer weather.
=. Mooi was duh and slow, there was urac-
he.,g 70 IaesmAno. and stocks are heavy. but a
better feellng prevailed I'm the market on ac-
count OF the encouraging advices from other
Hoes were in fair demand and steady
furs We're in active demand and firIn at un-
changed prices.
Eggs.
= The market was weak and lower Yesterday
Receipts were light and shipments were heavy.
light local demand.
Fresh receipts sold at Ice. loss off. ana cold
Receipts at ST, Louis were i.34o cases and
1.740 cases N
Dairy Products.
BUtter-The market was weak and lower xeste-
was practically no demand. Q0otations: Cream
2e42c: firsts 1s7aoc; seconds fsSIfze
Datry-Extra 15ul6c: nrsts 15G14c: grease a.
Ladle packed-Extra 14c; nrsts l2i,c Roll 7c rar
good to &c for choice. ~ ~ 1os
.Cheese-oqote: Twins Iisc: singles i.c: Y. A.
lfglsc; brick 12G12izc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15

with good demand. but buyers insisted on
toNer prices in order TO keep In line with other
markets. When business started.
cing Vas active and prices about loc lower than
last Friday The market continued to the close
were sold.
sales included fair to good lambs at $40 to
Ss.Ss native mutton sheep 81 TO A15. Western
w.thers Of il5 lbs. at $40 Gull lambs at s. - 20
~ p and bucks at % 10 SIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
MRS. A. |. ScHIFFERLE IS DElR
She Lived in South st. Louis ForE
Seven Years.

Mrs. Agatha L. Schifrerie, for forty-sex
years a resident Of South ST. Louis, -
yesterday morning at the home OF her -
Fridolin Schifrerie. No. $40 Park aye1
An attack of bronchitis, from which
suffered for several days, was the caug
her death. She was So years old -,
The funeral will be held tomorrow mo-
ing at o'clock from the residence
thence 10 ST. Henry's Church, Hicx9
street and California avenue, where
Reverend Father Hoffman will conduct
funeral services. The body will be bur
In Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. schifferle first came TO this coun14
from Germany nearly sixty years ago. ~
husband. Frederick Schinerie, who O.
seven years ago, was a hardware dealer
South Broadway Only one OF her
Fridolin. Is In the city at present, but ~
others will arrive in time for the funerak
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
OAK WANTED.

Office of Commissioner Of Supnl,..
City Hall. Jan. IL Is,f
sfaled proposals VIII be received by tbs
O'Clock m on at Z
THURSDAY NEXT. THE nth INST
F0r furnishing the Water Comunissson.,
with oak lumber as per Requisitiou No -,
on file in this office. W. ~
Certified check for 500 made pavsh,.
Undersigned, must accompany each IA :"
Call at Commissioner of SlInni,s-
blanks and other information. ior
Bids must be In duplicate free from al.
teration or eraSuTe. and TO both the or,.
Of this advertisement S0py
All bids having any alteration or erasur.
thereon will be rejected asore
reject any and all bids 70
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioner of Supplies
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Scarce and Steady-Texans a
shade LOwer-Hogs Lower.

CATTLE-Native Cattle Trafe-The native
cattle supply was about average for the
initiative day Of the week, but current prices
could have been fully maintained under con-
slderably heavier receipts Beef offerings ruled
medium 20 plain in both quality and flesh and
on these kinds prices averaged lee lower but The
good 70 choice holdings. which were very scarce
hetd nrfn. Butcher cows and heifers and ali
classes or canning cattle. the latter OF which
were IN large proportion. sold practically the
same as the close Of last week. Stock steers
and Feeders remained unchanged and stock cows
and heiters were actively competed for on A
lbs. and bulls and mich cows were in urgent
request at prevailing figures.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15


HOkS ES-The market began for the week with
very liberal receipts and with a large line OF
Dryers he Eastern demand particularly was
well represented Business began on a right
active basis. but the quality Of the ma j0rifp %
onsrings Was not up to the standard required by
Otnerwlse would have been brought re-
NAMED dormant through this However
there was a large attendance Of Southern buyers
Seeking The plaine- kinds. ard this branch Of
INQUIRY kept up a regularly active movement
values were stronger than az the close OF last
week Contractors were still buying British
.snaIy , horses. but the competition lighter
Horse quotations: Heavy draft-Com-non To
god So 10 $40: choice 10 extra. $50 to sl7s
Earn chunks-l.l5o TO i,3Jg lbs. fair to GOOD
20 TO 80; good to choice $50 to saO. Coach
horses and cobs-Fsir to good Sl3s 10 Si75: .hoic-
30 extra 200 20 S255. Horses for the South
choice 70 extra. SO 10 SIS: Southern drivers
large 80 20 tl55. Export chunks. go 10 /. 4O1
Ids. plain TO good. x15 to so. choice 10 extra,
30 70 tl-0. Business drivers-Fair TO good So
% Sll0: choice to extra. 3i35 $50 Sadd'ers
Tor southern use-Fair 70 good. $50 10 So: choice
20 extra. ~ TO SIS; fancy gated and New York
d saediers. $50 20 500. Inferior horses-ComEnon.
to s45 ' ~ pe9' -
MULES-The supply of mules on the opening
fnarke- Monday around 81 head an un-
usually liberal run. Trade opened with rather
quiet Characteristics, though IL generally
quoted as being steady and unchanged Transsc-
movement OF the Monday before. conditions
showed up slower. However. II did not altogether
mean nuctuation market. IL is often the
ease on the first day OF the week that the bulk
or the trading is consummated late in the day
Mule quotations Gor broke mules to years
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
PILES! PlLES!I PILES!!!

Dr. WilllamS Indian P1le Ointmeut VIM c.,,
Blind. Bleeding. liberated and Itching PLEA N
absoros the tumors. sllays the itching at ono.
acts as q pouitice. gives instant relief DR. VIM
hamS Indian Piis Ointment is prepared only
for Piles and Itching Of the private parts asd
aruggists. sent BY mail. for 5oo and 81 Per bSr
Williams Mig. Co. Props. Cleveland. Ohio. az
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15

n,,-Inn Natue Irade-A fairly good day ;
Eys the hnsi register displaying an aggregate
ot - carloads. a OF which were shipped from
Arkansas from Mississippi. from Tennessee
ana from Alabama Steers represented a large
majority Of the offerings and they sold STEADY
10 shade lower. tbs close being the weakest
part OF the market. Cows. bulls and all descrip-
tons Of thin canning cattle maintained about
the same tone as last Friday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
SPOT COTTON MARKETS.
Situation Was Generally Unchanxed-
Local Market Quiet-No Sales,

Gaiye<ton-Easy at $50: receipts S, LIS bales
New Oriezns-0uiet ana easy al sssc: RECENT.
e 1,S bales -e-e'p-s
Aobile-Easy at 9asc: receipts s4s bale.
sayannah--tutet a. 7-1sc; receipts ? sss baIe~
Chaueston-luiet at SIC: receipts 45s bale,
Norfolk-Iu1et At sac. receipts L "a hale~
Niimington-firm at SIC: receipts "a baiss
Eattifnors-Nomfnsl at lei.c: receipts none
New fork-Dull at is-sc. receipts Al bales
Bceton-puii az lVssc; receipts 50 bales
Phiiadelphta-QuieI at i0ssc. receipts Is hal..
Houston-E2sy at s5Sc receipts ~ bales
Augusta-Stesdy at SIC; receipts 81. hsIes
Aemphis-Steady at Sac: receipts LIS bales
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
Movement of Grain
Stocks of Grain fin store.
Shfpments of FIour

81 Louis, 1o.sls bbls-: Chicago 3e $50 bbls.: De-
roid eS bbis Milwaukee. Ass bbls; Mime
apoiis, 1855 bhls.: New York i.449 bbIs and
LIS SKIS; Baltimore. 200 bbls.; PhiladeIphis
hs tons: New Orleans. 500 bbls. ana Is $50 sks
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15
Traders Gossfp.

.,TCustom House returns TO the Goverurr1en, sbo,r
mat last month the equivalent OF IS i4s mi ~, q,
,n a1ur ana @ wnest was exported from this country
whsre Ior same north last year exporrs w.
ls.ssO.S3 bu- The exports OF -four ybas, meIs s
corn from all United States ports dnrtns- ~
month OF December- l2tO. - -i-is We
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-15

sHEEP-oniy a moderate supply Of sheep was
on sale. yet II wa. larger run than We US
year Three loads Of Western sheep were in
ci1aed among the arrivals. The market opened