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The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The readers Of this paper will be pleased 10
SeArn that there Il 1t least one dreaded disease
that science has hoen able to euro In all it,
stages, and that Is Catarrh- Halls Catarrh
medical fraternity. Catarrh being . constitu-
ttoual dtsoae0, requires . constitutional tree&-
mont Halls CstArrh Cure IL taken Internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mucous SUR
faces Of the system thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and irving the patient
ssSstnx G..p9e II dopr its Uor TSe n1
prtetors have 80 much faith In It's curative
powsfs that shey OTTER Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case that It fails 70 ouro. Send for list ct
ASdress +. J. CHENEY B Co, Toledo, O
4old by druggists nc.
Halls FAMILY Pills sro tho best
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
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A social movement In New York
city deserving Of notice 10 the PROPOSE
ton Of the Suburban Hone company to
build new model tsnemeats for eolored
people to be rented At the same price
- to white people. Heretofore eolored
families have besa Obliged 70 Day from
- 10 Is . noath more ~ Inferior
apartmsnts thAa vkits DeoUee.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

In Boston l encountered = parrot one
lAy.
Folly wants = cracksr!" I observed,
1AlnkinG nothing.
Your language 10 extremely anona-
isas!" replied the bird. severely Polly
= ooloaial. while cracker. In the sense
q biscuit. Ii distinctly postbellum.
1sse6ver. I aA not conscious OF want
~ . cracker. I wouldn't mind . plate
q pork-and. however,"
Tue fowls scholarly dignity was
what impressed me particulariy.-Ds-
1sult Journal
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
usxxE,s xxrRAtAOArcR.

U8&AE9S kXIBAvAWAAC&
THE nrst thing that struck me uaen
I arrived In congress-" said Represen-
<ativs Husker. yves the useless sxtrav.
ASAnce displayed"
To whak do you refsr?'
TIE practices Of sending bouquets to
osaaeors and representatives. It eaght
- BE- stopped. Hers I've got TO pass up
. lot Of moasy to florist -foFrusss aad
narHations or else hang around and
hook - II nobody loved ns."-Wash-
fngtoa Star.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
rn SAVAGE nAcnx1~

4 don't believe the approach Of
cArsetmas brings you single Joyous
antiedDation." said the Sweet Youns
Thing.
Doo't. chi" replied the SAVAGE
bachsaor. Listen to my secret: That
kid On the third door IL sure u est ,
tin horn for present."
Yea"
Thea he will Get careless and leave
1t on tie hall hoor. And then I shall
step % It with both feet Dopt zen
call that Joyous anticipationf"-Ia-
dtanapolis Press.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The earth has shadow, but few
ever observe 1t, or, II they do, have no
knowledge of what they are looking at.
Some Of US have seen ON beautiful
summer evenings just before sunset q
rossate arc on the horizon opposite the
sun, with blush gray segment under
1t. This Is the shadow Of the earth.
The same shadow il always observa.
bic on the occasion Of an eclipse OF
the moon.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

"Liouor makes men talk. doesn't II!
said ,he citizen. Yes, and sometimes
it's the means Of shutting them up
said the policeman.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
no rnouBLr TO rEsrm.

Judge-Now. my boy. you are %
yoar oath. Do you understand what
that meanif
Witness-Why-er-I don't tust-er
reckon
Judgs-Do you know what you're sx-
pected. to tell!
Witness-oh. yes. the lawyer that
hired me wrote 1t all down 20 that I
could learn II by heart--Philadslphia
Press,
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

To enjoy good health IT is necessary
to keep the digestive organs in periect
condition: Garfield Tea is the most
successful remedy for all forms OF
INDIGESTION.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

After a recent election out In Colo
raAo. where they have woman suffrage,
the tellers found q dozen cookery
,scipes In a ballot box. voted by mis-
take.
There u NO case on record, II 10 be-
tSe~eA. where a man has voted . pool
check OF q poker chip.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Who hath his collar button lost
The chase need ne'ef give DER.
1afefooted, let him close his eyes
And promenade the floor.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26
Polly

Polly. there. with sleeves rolled N,
'Twould seem quite plain enough.
II putting up preserves, whereas,
In point Of fact. 1t comes to pas,
6hSs putting up blu6.
-Datroit Journal
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

g,ra Psrpa.ssty 4 SIS q asrvousasss aftss
M 3ay ! uss Of br. klinss Great Nerve Rsstorss
ossd for FREE $500 trial bottle and trsss.ss.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

what kind Of q man IL Doogaes :.
Hes the kind that will do you . 1nal
favor 20 he can come around next da
and Ask q biz favor"
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

II. you Wish to have beautiful elsal
the fADous bag blue.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

High Price for ~ OlA J~0.
An old jug fetched $676 at . London
auction. 1t was of notified brown
stonsware and bore the date 16o6
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

BISHOP Potter says we chase the dollar
too hard. Then let the dollar let up .
little on its rapid gait
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

singularly enough u civil war ID Al
wan a very uncivil war.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Tho man who takes things easy nsey
BE- either = philosopher or q kieptoms-
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Ian sure Piso's Cure for consumpsioa SAVED
NJ life three years ago-Mr> THos Robnus'
Maple Street. Norwich. n Y, Feb. II. toeo
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

1T haven't half enough money to pay
my debts" We'll, I'm worse OF than !
that: ! paid mine. but 1t took every cant
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Send S1-s to Herbert George, Denvsr
Colorado, and get Georges Weekly anl
Bryan's Commoner for one year.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

TO cUHn A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Tara LAXATIVE BROho QUININH TAn1TS. AL
drusRists refund the money II 1t fails 70 cure
Z. W. Crows si9nAture IL on the box 70.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

1t takes q reformed tramp . long
time to learn to eat with fork ~ ham
Oily a. he can drink from jug.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The most striking thing In tbs labor
situation just now Is the great number
of strikes
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The pest 10 tho cheapest. Carter's Ink b ths
bsst, yet il costs no more than the poorest
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES 10 not
stain the hands or spot the keith.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

When the weather Is cold the house
ought to be co1led-
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Prsnlsy's California Fruit Gum sootains
~ ness dslicioas qualities of western
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

It IL to soon to begin plying the poor
teenth century.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Tho latest Ell Dorado IL reported to b
on Nome City Beach. Alaska. Thou.
sands Of people are fastening there. many
Of whom return broken in health. OF
what avail ID gold when health IL gons7
Guard your health with the best Of all
medicines. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Il will regulate the bowels. stir up the
liver. invigorate the kidneys. and abb
solutely cure Indigestion, constipation,
malaria. chilIs and fever It's : good
medicine to keep on hand.
Said Aaron to Moses. I'D rather have
a rent in my robe than darn. for a rent
might be the result of an accident while
a darn is premeditated poverty" This
sayin4 has since been credited to Count
D'Orsay and a,171 81 others.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

| Nsny causes induce gray hair but PnsKRs 1AIs
DALsAn brings back the youthful color.
HIHp81oonNa. the beet cure for cofne Hs1A
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

We pay ot6 Wesk
anl expenses to mon with ngs - Atfoduce slr
PouLTlr CohrouxD. JAT1IL1 ASA C.. pss<- D,
eA1ooHe, KANDAA
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

1t Is to be hoped that the kidnapping In
dustry will not flourish during the twen-
tieth century.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

Ladies' who take pride In beautiful.
clear white clothes should use Russ
Bleaching Blue. the modern bag blue.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The tailor-made girl is all right but
most men prefer the, ready maid.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

The long ton Of zz5o pounds 10 obso-
lete. A ton containing 2.0aO pounds Is
now considered long, especially In the
coal market.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

"I.iouor makes men talk, doesn't III
said ,he citizen. "Ies, and sometimes
ia the means of shutting them up,
said the policeman.
To enjoy good health IT is necessary
to keep the digestive organs in perIect
condition: Garfield Tea is the most
successful remedy for all forms OF
Indigestion.
sipgularly enough civil war 10 al
wan a very uncivil war.
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES 10 not
stain the hands or spot the ksttiss
The man who takes things easy nay
be either = philosopher or q kieptonas-
~ lays use OF b.. kiinss Great Nerve Rsstorss
Fl A ,ss 49, e's:
Bi.hop Potter say. We chase the dollar
little on its rapid gait.
Prs.isy's California Fruit Gum soatains
~ nesS delicious qualities II western
fruits.
"1 haven't half enough money 70 pay
sS.t: :foi paid mine but It il took every can't
TO cUHn COLD IN ONE DAT.
Taks LAxATIvs BRoho OuININs TAnLnFs. Al
druswists refund tho money II 1t fails 70 cure
Z W. Grovs's signature is on the boz. H.
When the weather IL cold the house
ought to BE- cosied.
lam sure riso's Cure for Consumpsios saved
ny life three years ago-MrA THos. RoB.1Ns'
Maple Street. Norwich, n Y, Feb. II. taeo
We tell our woes for synpathy-
Friends listen briefy-then relate
Their own distresses, twice as great.
Ladies' who take pride In beautiful.
clear white clothes should use Russ
Bleaching Blue. the modern bag blue.
The long ton Of 2.z5D pounds 10 obso-
lete. A ton containing 2.o0 pounds is
now considered long. especially In the
We pay e1s Wes&
20 90 ~. 8; !: g.
1t Is to be hoped that the kidnapping In
tieth century.
Tho best 10 the cheapest. csrtern Ink p Ne
~ vet it costs no more than the poorest
The most striking thing in the labor
situation just now Is the great number
Of strikes.
Nsny causes induce gray hair. but PAskHs 1An
sss: s.ss 8: ssl. tor ~
The tailor-made girl is all right, but
most men prefer the, ready maid. &
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-26

zEU6E03W = o. OIEENE i = WI u
Sold by druggists ne.
Halls FAMILY Ptlls sro tho best
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25

Columbus this afternoon for coal. She returned
at p. The Eagle from the Upper Mis-
River are due tonight The Georgia Lee will
arrive tomorrow from Memphis
Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 2i.-The river here is
i below the Of the gauge. fall Of
/ in the last "A hours All the local packets
due TODAY arrived on time. No arrivals or & ae
pariuTes Of transient steamers to-day Ihe snag-
boat II. G. Wright arrived late last evening frorn
ri o DOWN and rom 2o she s n9ih ss
and worked four hours on htr way down rom
Cairo on the wreck OF ne STATE OF hansas; % or On
the hank at New Madrid landing. removing por,
tons of her cylinder timbers. rudder stock and
hog chains. she also helped to raise the steamer
Fritz. sunk at the mouth OF the Hatchie River.
pumping at her for four hours and finally get
ting her afoat at noon Saturday. receipts by BY
cotton ard /. .796 sacks cotton seed
Grand Tower H.. Nov el.-Chester down at
up a. at i:4o p. m: Pearl G Davis, towing the Phil
Davis. down a. p. m The gauge reads ,o6:s %
ant Dolphin No. ., with a tow Of empty barges.
care Girardeau No. Nov. 2.-River falling.
yth baTre -hipment OF poultry from This place.
Polar Wave and tow Of logs up at noon.
Chester. Ill. Nov. 2.-River stationary; gauge
D. m. Gray Eagle at $40 p. m. Chester dus.
Boats down: Chester at II last night: Columbia
Darlington. Ia. Nov. 24-There has been no
change in the gauge OF the river for four days
iow-weter mark Of 1854. Weather cooler and
cloudy. 81
and anal t,5 cd5l on iai'' Os'0" '''A' 'se' Oa'S
cincinnati O.. Nov. 2i:-River feet inches:
faIllns. Cloudy and cold
s.vansviile ind. Nov 2i-River II: station
aTr. Clear and warmer
Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 24-Riyer 5.5 feet. rising.
Cool and cloudy
Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 2i.-River feet 10
inches; stationary. RaiEir&>
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25
Cash Grain. EJOur Etc

. WHEAT Cash Market-Receipts 267 SKIS and
"a cars local 40. red sold del. Z. Side at 5sG
,912c. and worth 76c this side; No 3 red quota
bic at lslsa755=c, and No. at So i4c. Hard win
ter held firmly at 7Sc for No. 2. and 72I:c for No.
) Kansas 80 -'0-
CoRN--Cash Market-Recaipts "a cars local and
cars through Sales tTk. Of No. 2 at 6fs. "a
61c; No. and No. yellow at s4qs4lkc; No 3
OATS-Cash Market-Recepts % cars local and
cars through. Sales loaded from store at 45I. fD
45i2c for No. and 46lzc for No. ) white Ey
sample: No. net on trk. at 4iizc. at which
No sold de. No. white sold at acc end No.
3 white at 45;4G461kc; No. white worth 47c.
RYE-No. quotable at 6lG61I.c.
BARLEf-Quotarle at 5sc 10 G4c. according TO
weight and color.
FLANSEED-No market
FLOCR-Quotatiors soft winter for car lots
extra fancy S.l0g3.25; clear 50. s5a3; low grade
soft winter in tute SKIS at $3.50 for choice to
s2,e5G2;75 for fancy; hard winter in
straights;, s2Sq$.%5 fol-, patents; spring wheat
patents S.49qSo in bulk: $5c higher in wood.
BItAN-Sold this side on Z. side at 81 in small
SKIS. and CSC in large at mill.
SHIPSTUFF-Si 81 95dl.i0 this side: at mill 81. 10
Qi.l5; mixed feed, in l00-lb. SKIS. at 81.
RYE FLOUR-Jobbing at 50 20 in SKIS. ant; So. 90
CORNMEAL-City meal +. o. b. 50; pearl meal
grits and hoTniny $3.50.
HAY-Rpceived $50 tons local and 40 tons
through: shipped 1s3 tons. Prices E. trk as fol-
for No. /; si2G13 for No. .; clover SIl1l2 for No
and s13G14 for No. /: clover mixed ranges at
SO to $780, prairie this side S14 for choice 10
s1SGl4 for No. 1 and SlIdl2 for No. 2; alfalfa
LEAD AND sPELTER-spelter s4.I21. Lead
desilverized at A.32iI; chemical hard s4.27it.
HIGHWINES-Higher at s1.Si.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25

mixed 17sa2le machine-Plokkedd 1e kd at sasi;c; Xxx
'i!sf EIpTY YAia BaARfiscO iS; ss OIL tqrpentine an
gasoline 95e VINEGAR .oe' black oil 59e linseed
Gcke ea 1 opis s3t 5 5 -four l5e noassts o lard
tos Sc: lie of for each broken head &c off for
s'iis 'BiiRsoGJM coRY%1Nominally nrm. quote per
ton: Poor at so; choice at $loJ: choice short
RAGS ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at cog
65c: old rope. No. and manila Sl.75: No. at
BoNEs-Choice blenched at SIS per tom other
SUI SCRAP Nm iR6S StS AND METAIs-Per 100 lbs:
steel i6c-breakage 4oc: stove 5os; burnt 2oc light
brass s.; heavy brass 81: copper sl2 zinc s2.25:
POP CGRN ton ;Gob,-Choice white pearl So to
$a2l on cob for 100 lbs: sheilei at S550g 80.
nPECANs- -0Gerings light, Western at SasHc;
ANUTs-Qaote: Farmers stock-Red at IA
W2c per H.. white at Sc.
HICKORY NI-TSEQuotable per bu. at I5c for
large aud s1t0 for shellbark
CHESTNI,TS-Cuute virginia or Maryland al
CIDER -Quotable per bbl.. in lots. at from $50
s0RGHUNI-Pri new quotable at 25c per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
c. to Sc per H.; Canadian at lic' maple sirup
GRASS ssi.5s-Timothy $50 to Sc hid for
prime new. Mh"t scarce nnd hrn AT 10 20 20
S41 III .ytr aoiiHt ;mtrsr q To- Rei!op at
DRIED FRUITS -Arples-These sold at sisc to
G. for sria-,irel quarters and at &c 10 nc for
evapuratei rings. Chops at lGli4c. Peaches-SuH-
dried halves a. i@c TO l4H2c.
ItMEE R From first hands quotations range
q follows: Popular-i-iuCh at S2lT2S and Sl6d lS;
l-irch At $2J1t30 and SlSd2G: 2i2inCh and thicker
az &lHa2 and S2l122; sIuares-4N4 at S22 aud 81 /;
1X' 20 ~ ~ S-iT2N and $llylS; SxS and up az
$50 aud go Dak-Plain- sawed inch at s25I25 and
$l5H!G; ~ 20 inch at S2dgfZ7 and $l6ni: 2isx5
inch az N2N83l and SlSd2); quarter-sawed white.
lneh at S5sa3H and SI6H1S: i4Glia-inch at $29g4l
and AlNp.1; quarteI-saWcd red. inch at S2bn2S
and S6UlS. rtffl' 'sinch at S26u2S and s16QlS
liHch at s2i026 and slfitit u 2-iuCh at S2iID
p and Si5Il7; % to inch at 81 and so. Black
walnut nj 50. ScSH39 and Sl7dl9. CheTy-Clear and
second at So common s3pand Culls at $l2 Hickory
ar SJWl1. hickory aNles at S3n. Cedar at S2Jfi26
and Sl5pl6 posts at lie 10 c0c each, according 70
grlritr-sawed at S21U27 and Sl2 Cottonwood
NH run At Sl4500l5: box boards O5 inches and
oNcr) at S2N2l at SSd9 for sap, SIS and IS for
red cypress at S2-d26 and Sl6VlS--choiCe I,0uisi-
ana worth more. Maple at Sl2 for choice. Orders
'OOPERSTT-FFS- car lots on trk Stayes-
G. tgaWood h"Ir bhl. Si.25; do. meal Dbl 81 50:
No. -; half hil. 81; beer keg SI2GlG; lard terce
~; PORK hi. SIS Heading, per set-No l -four
hoL 5c-nnu run TIlS-inch stock for aupIe bbls.
q; No DO ai{c; lard terce lfc; pork bbls. 12ikc
80 Tor inosier. half bbl S25oQ3 coiled elm %
i2oQ $,25: cak lard tierce cooper shaved s6as:
CogFERAGE- lard tcs. at sl25 pork
ibs Sifl-t': 10. hnlf ibis. soc: slack work-rouud
M-y'p h1Gr hhls Sc; fat hoop do. SIC: half bbis
itII ,,his &c; produce or apple bhs. 80.
90 tNGIlNG. ET'.-EacsinE per ward: I%- -lb at
.sc 2-ih. at fi.c: 9lt-ib at 6ssc Iron cotton ties
81. Hemp twsne &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25

New York Nov. % 23-FTour-Receipts II. 2s2 bbIs .
firmly sustained by the gTain strength and fair
demand; winter patents s}5Ja3.90; winter
winter extras s. G5a2 96 Minnesota bakers s. 900
S25; winter low grades S2.506i2.Go. Rye flour
STEADY; steady; sales $50 bbls fair 70 good ss.1oas 40;
81 2 per 100 lbs. trk. New York. Cornmeal steady
RYE quiet; No 2 Western T. Q. b. afioat; State
rye t2H65c c. !. +. New York carlots. Barley
Receipts 1850 bu exports 30 bu: sales 2,io.-
90 bu futures. 5000 bu. export; spot firm; No.
elevator; No. Northern Duluth SllEc + 0. b.
atoat. No. I hard Duluth S94c Z. O. b. afoat.
Included No red May slkQslilc. closed size:
Dec, 70 il-is1i79A.c. corn-Recep's $500 bu. I;
eNrorts 26,SS4 bu.: sales 10000 bu. futures; spot
frm; No. 2 6slsc elevator and 6sisc Z. o. b.
9%at oIfl2ns , 4 el9sed very very Urn at S net net
oats-Receip;s $500 bu,; exports %. .2ls bu. spot
el5oc: No. 3 white 4eisa5oc; trk. mixed Western
4'4fiec: -trk white Western 4Si~a52l5c: irk.
sash buying and the corn advance. Hides steady:
S-aiveston 70 TO . lbs; california. % to
Leather firm; hemlock sole Huenos Ayres. light
70 heavy weights 25N26isc- Wool dull: domestic
Si1qi2.50: mess sS5Sai6 beef hams sia5eai2 s.;
packet sii.51a12: CITY extra India mess 17al9c.
shoulder &c; do hams 9s. aioS. lard STEADY:
Western steamed e12i9c refined steady Cont
7s.c. Pork steady: family sl6.5oG17: short clear
81, ,:5odi9: mess s15.50a16.50
May 52asa72,sc; cash. No. bard Gs'1d69ssc; No.
Corn.Dec; s5G65isc; May e59.c; cash. No. 2 mixed
2 white 45Isc. Rye-No 2 6lisn6lasc Hay-Choice
Timothy Sl3; do. prairie S3TlS5o. Receipts
Wheat $3.50: corn 5S,4"Q; oats 1000. Shipments
Liverpool. Nov. 23.-Wheat-Spot No 2 red
Western winter steady. IS 1Od: No l Northern
spring steady. IS g1.d. No. California firm. 50
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed old 5s Cd; fu-
lures Inactive Dec IS 4Ad; Jan IS SD; March
hard Itisc; No. 2 Northern 6s9sc: No. l Northern
,.oo..;c; Dec. 69'sc; May 7s7sc. Corn-sllzc oats
Chicago. Ill. Nov 23-Cash -four firm: winter
90; spring specials s4a4!0; patents S3.S5a3. 20:
straights e s0fi3.21. Wheat-No. spring 70Q
Ihc; No; red 7la775c. oatss-No; 42k943e;
No. 60ieG6lc Barley-Fair to choice mailing
5Sd6lc. Flaxseed-No. l Sl.45; No. Northwest
ern H.i'. Timothy seed. mime. S. 15li625- Pork
$S.77lsMSso so. Short ribs loose) 7.S5asc; dry-salt-
ed shoulders thxdD. 75Sd7.51c; short clear sides
tbXd), s.25as55c. Whisky. basis Of highwines.
S13l.
Peoria, Nov. 23-Corn higher; No 3 eStlc. Oats
higher: No. white i4ntiiac billed through.
Whisky the basis of 81 81 for finished goods.
May 1890. Oats firm Dec. 43c; May 43isc. Corn
firm: Dec. Sc: May 64@.c Rye-No. SOC; No 2
5ec. Cloyerseed-Dec. $55gls; March s5.e5; No.
alsyke SI.S5.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 9s.-wheat stronger;
No. / Northern 72Ac: No. Northern 7iH7lhc:
Nav 75js a16c. Rye higher; No. 59i2c. Barley
firm; No. G0d6lc; sample 59a6oc Corn-May
Minneapolis. Nov. 2a-Close: wheat-Cash
5aisc; Dec 69asI69i9c; May I2szc. On trk. No. 1
hard 7Slsc: No Northern 'o.c; No ecSq N9Ith. m
second natents 81 5OI3sO; first clears 81 15u2.S5;
second clears s2.2O Bran in bulk $i5.59ai6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25

New York. Nov C.ttsr-st1t clos-d Quiet.
fi.ldu4inE uP1His er. mILI4ll2 g-I's n.-.. sales
none. Futures closed steady ny. 7.flc; Dec.
I.SS; Jan zoe: Feb. 1.6Hc; M5reh 7fz.: AIril
100. May 7.s2c. june 80: July zoe: Aug -55c
me Tns-rAet opened steady IL tone. with prices
20 points lover. q slim rs use - weak
Liverpool cables aHf 10 pred lions from the
bear side Tor lU .Iea.5. fl r-g.rr- IrnFdf-
ds a mere matter lt p--rtutlHr. while In. OF
tt- Dear leaders er- .1s-E-5 10 shake out larger
t.nes OF cotton held 10y iussle-s and investors.
Lut in contrast with tie Fl-I-s -sll rlrs-t new =
ish domestic news. Nudsrat. 10 heavy rains over
TIE eastern and Central portions OF the belt and
uhsei-epi.ahly low temperatures IN the West We. e
said t. BE- DELAYING gathering II tie crop jan
tfal thing tho ular-.t did not v5ry much from
the opening bid. owing - tEe absence Of outside
demand ~ st-"ng bull leadership. Private cables
attributed the h-ayIness abroad TO active p-unt-
market ciozed steady net unchanged 70 points
New orleans. Ia. Nov. 23.-Cotton-Futures
sfg2Gy, NnE- tstl Sc: Dec T.45lt5. &c; Jan 81
!. "a sc; Nay 5f-'t74!c; June 7.i2g1.4ic; July
'laj SIS, =I.l EfslIvs sales 5.45D bales: orli-
nafY l-l6H, good ordinary 7-iGc: low uiddIin,
.. u!ati 70 lse: good midilug 7a,c; milIllng
f-tr l-is.. Receipts I25 iaias. stock zlS 81.
lAFerrlJi. Nov Zi-CgJ19n-Spot quiet: prices
i-o1l -.wer. American miGdiing fair ( 1l-32d; /;
e.. u Iu4IailE l.-,-d. Uill!lrE I'D. low mid
ding s-s-G; good ordinary 5-3zi: ordinary 3
which 3.J We're for speculation and export and
included 4.2ar American. Receipts, $3.50 bales
including $500 American Futures opened quiet
and steady. closed barely steady; American mid
g. l2-6+1 "; uec--Jan. l'-f41 g; Jan. FEB.
J-64d s. Feh.-March s-ffGt 9-ed March
April A-fiI. April-&ay SSH b.; Nay-Jula
: s.5id b.; June-July s-sad b. July-Aug. S
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-25

FEATHERS-In demand: steady. Prime live
geese in small SKIS. 49c; in large SKIS. sac. gray
y 25g} Soc: XX 16a20c. xxx l0df2c: xxx SC;
chicken &c, turkey-tail IL. wing &c. pointers &c.
wing and tail &C; wing, tail and pointers &c
b9dy 2c; dIck-whlte S'e; dark &c.
lb.: Texas at 2Sc; antelope 15c per IL; goat 2Jc
to 2llsc each; damaged out.
BEESNAN-c2uote at 26'2c per 10 for prime.
10 75c; lamb at ljc to zoe; shearlings sc to
RooTs@Ginstng eng; at from {355 to A25: lady
seal at 42c May apple at 2irc: wah0o-bark of
root SC. bark OF tree 2lfc snake at pc; black at
&c; angelica at &c; blood at 23.c; blue Tag Sc:
sIullcap leaves 10c: sassafras bark &c: wild gin
CASTOR BEANs-Bid s95 and $40 per bu
for prime in car lots; small and inferior less.
SUNFBOWER SEED-SZ6J per 100 lbs.
LlNSEED OIL-Raw sc: boiled 57c. prices
CASTOR oIL-I,ots 30 gal. 1Ilzc H. no and
1olzc No. 3. Smaller quantities 1c per ID. more.
-COTToN-SEED oIl@-Summer yellow at Sc:
white 39c: winter yellow 42c and white i3c.
HoPs-Quote at 1iglec. old at 12aISc: foreign
.sALT~E. side: Medium 9oo: granulated Sc
per bbl SC per Dbl. more this side.
HEMPSEED-Latest bid $3.50 per 100 lbs {.
DRIED GREEN PEAsE-Jobbing from store at
WHITE BEANs-Hand-picke6 pea beans in a
stnst sereened " at G s.so per- Sa MACHINE
si.g0G1 .s5. Lima beans at &c per 10. California
pink slec: New York red kidney 5d5izc: blackeye
HoNEY-Comb-Dar at 6Gsc: bright amber
10N11c: white clover T15a12isc. StTaned-South-
in bAls. at 4c to 4izc; cans 49q5c; California
MOsS-Market steady; machne-ricked in best
demand; offerings liberal; gray mixed 1izdlAc:
gray. brown and black 1s.g2c; brown and black