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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

b6. as: elpsls. qSa iss1s Tss Ibis.
ssa niansso'S z,5,n patent s9 Minnesoa
Wn,ep patents sn seas winter straights
grades s g sSGs 50 Rye flour quiet; fair TO good
eas enSse e tsssy g c6sSats sSs
yellow Western soc; city Gle: Brandywine 81 ~
lots Barley quiet, feeding ssa5ie c. l. .0fA e Sew Ssr
malt du Wes:esS sssc sa wSsS,ss,a;s SeM Iss barley
NortSa,n No 5S spot dun; No. red sosc sfoat No:
6lsaPpo,ntins cables: heavy Australian exports
and scattered unloading. Ths market % finaiiy
saTch % and eSsss aS
5ssGts9s closed SOC; July sssaislsc closed 7si.c.
sales Su futures: seP P0iss Sa. sl' spo SPOT ssi
nrrm; nm, No: +sltc elevator and E5.c {. o: b.
Sssfs ssiy in T's Te.nonss msess sa
local covering. warmer conditions West and
ne, MsSeS MsssPs Closed 0ssa ss o Fn Mss s
ttsqds's,S closed sessc; July i5t.ais..c closed
s & Wss Ns e; TS & xhis saiss .sss: as
shipping sooa to ehGes s'faSy aSS;
m e oa oa. aS chsiss sss 1 Psec sc0P mg
@ eSSR ssssdy Ess Ess Sf sny sa,s SS Ga, :s
Extra 1nda % sss asSYS neAn @eass .Ss sieaay s,y
Ssfs s Pssss ad s.S SO
steamed $50: refined steady; Continent 81 80;
sSiei family sSiso eU%o11na snoes Clear qss
mess sl5. 7sgi4.Jo. Potatoes steady: Jerseys SIS
& Jersey fGTa sweets long FaS1 Issnd a4sss aS
es sfesay s:S aa per Dss " s sss county unity. ks
ssiIS % Japss Rss sss Ses;., % ar.s e
4ec. Peanuts quiet; fancy picked 4k0sc: otnss
Chicago. Feb. Is.-cash quotations were As
follows: Flour quiet: winter patents 50 Soa3.s9;
:ssssh'' pss:a: ssat: .rssSs: sRs%.
s;:e Sc: M No y.Iis. fss 'ss sssss Ss,sSs
Gsssc; No. 2 white @g2sc: No, white 27l+8
stnsy RyMs Sssc % assSle'Ers ss: g sSS' NS
Northwestsrn 9 sc: Timothy ssed-PTims s4;S.
eeG sS aaad' ra per 100 ss p0a
G7.i5. Short ribs sides 1oose) @s01.0. Dry
:dss :sssd sS Is. pFasst. sSs es..
change today the butter market was active:
fairly active al isasfae Esss active: S fresh
Toledo. O., Feb 1s-wheas DUH: nrm: cash
NAY sssn SIC s Sy * as. ,.sy :sss cs1s s.S
s Nay ana Ua.r ys s essS
March E.lS S, on gnchsnsed; ;.-x,..,-x &c.
cash No. : hard ss,iqssSc: No ) Gassse; no.
so 1'a sf %is.a s: Sa No. White s NS &c. 'ss s
Ss'sINO !ss wsss sssSExo s RysaNe z; 4saa y
sss. s Ba e 20 % ss cora
L, 800 bu.: oats. mono.
liverpool Feb. ls.-wheat dull: No. I CALI
lornia Is zhd No. red Western winter &c i1Ad;
No. 1 Northern spring C. Sd. Futures quiet:
March IS iiHd; May s. liSd. Corn-spot hrm:
American MIXED new g io,td: do. old Z. I'd. Fu-
I'D. Peaee-canadian quiet at So Cd. Beef easy:
lxtra India mess sis Sd Pork dull; prime mess |
Is lbs. As Cd Bacon Arm; Cumberland cur. -
e 30 lbs !s.; short r!bs. ID 70 2 ibs As:; long
,eavy, 81 to 70 lbs. 4ls Sd short clear backs. 1s
o 20 lbs. SIS ID: clear bellies. to 1s lbs, lss:
ard steady: prime Western In tics. ~ ID; Amer.
can refined IN pals Ses Sd. Butter dull: finest
lufet; American finest white 6os do colored Sis.
city quiet at 3bs ID; Australian in
/or don easy at rs Cottonseed oil. hull refined,
pot easy at ns. Turpentine spirits quiet At ~
q. Rosin-Common steady at n "a. Petroleum. Il
refined quiet at I'D Linseed oil easy At 1ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18

Other vegetables were dull and slow at un-
changed prices
was flrm- Fancy Baidwns were scarce and
higher. and there was a good demand for both
liberal. but were barely equal to the demand
Strawberries were dull and weak. as receipts
were fairly heavy. and buyers were holding on
until after Sunday. as the weather was unfa-
Oranges were dull and UNCHANGED. Their. xa.
a limited demand s for sound fruit. but frosted
Lemons were nrm and IN fair demand but
other fruits were 0uiet.
Live poultry was dull and weak. Offerings of
heavy and rough, stock on the market. while
hens. hen Considerable stock was carried over ne Re.
ceipts OF turkeys were liberal for this time of
the year. and there was little demand for any
Ducks were in fair demand and offerings were
kinds were duh and slow.
Dressed poultry was also dull and weak. Re-
no demand except for choice. young plump
stock. which was , not over plentiful. Receipts
able stock carried over. as the market was
overstocked and dead dull. Ducks were scarce
Veais were dun and slow. at unchanged priceA
Game was steady and unchanged. excepting
Wool was weak and declining. The market
was dead dS sS a on SoS Of the heavy
Hides were in fair demand at unchanged
Furs were in active demand. and the market
was firm
Eggs.
The market was hrmer and slightly higher
Saturday as shipments were nearly as heavy
the receipts, and there was a fair local de-
mand. Choice. fresh stock sold at 14isc. loss
off but held and inferior stock sold for less.
Receipts at st. Louis were ESQ cases. and
shtrments were 5. $50 cases.
Dairy Products.
Butter-The market was dead dull and WEAK sn
all grades yesterday. Offerings heavy and there
was little demand. Quotations: Creamery-Extra
2ic: frsts l7Glsc; seconds 15dl6c. Dairy-Extra Is
@l6c: irsts 1sg14c: grease &c. Packing stock st1c
for good TO &c for poor. Iadle -packed-Extra sd
lac; hrsts nal2c. Roll-7c for good to 100 for
choice.
Cheese-Quote: Twins HE: single Ike; Y.
A. l2isc; New York l1tfc. Ilmburger Illsef11c;
Swiss liGl5c: brick 12a12xc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

The produce markets were generally duil ana
slow Saturday, but there was little change IN
values Receipts were fairly heavy. boz thers
was the usual Saturday lack Of demand. ~ the
local trade was pretty well supplied and ship-
Potatocs were dull and weak. Receipts vvrs
light. but offerings were in excess Of the re-
quirements, as there only q limited demand
for choice straight eating varieties and every
thinx else was dull. Common, mixed and In
ferior stock was hard to sell. Seed vaxities were
not wanted at prevailing prices
: New potatoes were quiet and steady. ak un-
Sweet potatoes were weak and lower. as Of
ferings were more liberal. and the demand was
slow.
Beets were plentiful and dull
CabbaEe was steady and in fair demand. or.
ferines OF choice old stock were Light. but new
cabbage was plentiful and dull.
Onions were unchanged. Choioe globes were
scarce and firm, but common ana inferior stock
was plentiful and stoW
Tomatoes were unchanged. Choice large ripo
stock was In good demand and scarce. but small
green and inferior stock was dull and slow.
Green pease would have sold. but there were
NO receipts, and the market was bare.
String beans were In fair demand and steady,
a. offering were equal to the requirements.
Lettuce was dull and' weak. - o6Gings were
heavy, and the dsmand Hight
Radishes were etea6y and uncnnnged. Re-
cefpts were fair and fully equal to the demand.
Cucunbers wsrs ec:res an1 n eoce ae1sna.
Qanbe waD vnnfe6 h@ DOe u>s eeesees
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
90. .sss LAG. $50 l,V74. SOC

Total ........-.14 $50 L. COS. .0l6 1e $50 ls7
equal % su aas against Sar T. as Su
for same month last year. and for the seven
Compared fnSnS @ bu aers for Us pe
last season. Corn exports for January were 81
shs so ssa g; SS sns
Is or7,OOo hu larger than same time the preceding
sa Sss; Ss's ns g.
as against $4,000 bu and 2s.7isooS bu- for
This weeks receipts Of winter and spring
wheat at primary markets were z $4,000 bu..
eorrespondns week X last s year ana s% % .%o
years ago. At ST. Louis l7s. 100 bu. arrived this
one .s seas aso Mnneapos and Duluth s.ceived
100000 bu. this week. against 1.sos. ooo bu last
IS Sa x .Ms sTs
ago and is6 ssi oso bu: three seasons ago.
against Su ae isss week 0 TINS ~ee
Corn receipts at primary markets.. 1900 bu:
s a s Sa .sn Sns bu s.s
Primary shipments $1,000 bu
against spI SS. last {! y.ss st. Louis sseerin:
ssDo bu: ssa,nst as IN - "a 500 bu last year. Primary
Wheat receipts at primary markets were scl,-
COO bu. 4s3. 900 bu for Same day last week b1 600
eepss Sns al ST. Lsoi. Su. ssainst bu.
week ago and 2o.1o0 bu- year ago. Primary
TO Observation-Disclosures cables that their
wheat market is declining slowly and although
s sen .r nohpx al he m a
encourage hopes Of immediate Improvement.
-Broomhall estimates the total worlds ship
ments Of wheat for week at e0oo 900 bu-. Of which
s,oOoo 900 bu. for Europe, and q good increase In
amount on ocean passage
The decrease In corn at Liverpool 10 said to
be really only due to . decline Of I'd In ocean
freights yesterday.
Australia shipped this week 7eo.voo bu. wheat
against 4s4 600 bu last week and 81. .ooo bu. for
corresponding week last year.
This week may see over $4,000 bu. decrease
in the ST. Louis stock Of wheat The decreaso
for same week last year was 500 bu.
The Paris market will be closed next Mon
day and Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18

HoRsERIDisii. Quote homegrown at s.isa
.RuTABAGAs~ou Quiet: quo.asle in bulk at sia
&c per sa DEL on orders ,i;ss M per be
5gsc per 100 lbs. del; ON orders dealers charge
TGRNiPs-9u;,s Sew Orleans ans SsE, a, 500
AUERgkSrT:saiess s bsi., a, 50. car half
wEhr s 9sas5f BERMUDA
sei ssei AZ iec. yellow at soc and red Nansemond at
ds and Sp ,ss for On orders ''r
ssrANIsH oNioNs-ouc.e g ;asaI.S per crare
MCSHROONS-Dull Mt :s>;s5c per ID.
Miscellaneous Markets.
FEATHERs.In demand: steady. Prime live
geese. In small sks. &c. In large SKIS. 4ic: gray
oiS ioese Eei'e xXN sisssS iS SN rasss ass
Tail lse: wing Sc: pointers &C; wing and tail iec
%sI;s as 81 ds:s sss sS?ss,' &C. .0's Duck
$S@5oc-Southern at 25Gtc: sheariings at 2oa35c.
BEESs isi,en ETfr@s SsE per deeasn, SEC
lb. Texas at &c: antelope i5c per lb; goat &c
Roots -Ginse1s a. from $50 for small to 81
oes sPPea ss e. spp. ass
san a. a Tas l sae sa1s as nsss sI.s s Blood &
buehag &c: skulicap leaves &c: sassafras bark
STOCK PEAsE-Lass sales. Of .whippoorwill at
's5 S!hs5 t9ss nS"'a' at Sc to
sEs5K F1Nss z, s.; q 100
in nsr ssT lSti smaller lot: and inferior aa less
tiers at &c to &c: chops at Lafc: peeiings at isc
ss4 eSas. esT e:s q sSsa e rs
rated unpeeed halves at &c. and sun-dried at
DRIED 'GkEEN pEAsE-yoebnx from ror.
at whTE II SEA sSNsaanSpenss aSl,5 3 ne. bean,
a. SC per :, bn less Country at saI.5a. Lima
HoNEy.Comb at ioc to I.isc-fancy white
q and strained IN bbis at sssc and 'ssGs IN can.
gasoline 81 Snesar sc black oi sse s,sss .1d
Ugh, G,I ,s sns ysrn,sh % ss sugar lsc whisky
&c: rolasses SOC: lard tcs s5c: &c on FOR eacs
broken head or stave. &c on for each hoop miss
,HoPs1New at lsaaac: old csc crop, at 10
Hight receipts meet ready sale on basis Sf $50 pes
'oS k@S RI sSas e kSb 50T fRGf.
and selling AZ i5a1sc per lb for sugar and SOC
BoNEsNchoiee n.eached at SIS per ton: other
RAGS, ETcSPer r. 100 lbs: Country rag, a,
&c. old r9pe.NO. and manila $50: No. . at
SCRAP iRoN AND MErAI-Per 100 lbs:
Wrought iron sc: heavy cast Sc: maileahle 20:
@ @ alns Lad hes fsasf Pesier y, ss Copper
pork bbis ole; do half bbis ssc: slack WORK
rorgh-hoop -four bblr 3Sc: hat-hoop do sc: half /
sbls ,etc: meal bbis. 2ec: produce apple |
CooPERsTurFs-rn car lots on trk.: s,av.s-
Cottonwood flour bbls 81, 2sas; 50: No. 81: half
SS SSl g. s 'sff TeaSSr. ass .is psr seSo arS
ebl SIC mill run: l7h,in: stock for apple bbs. |
shaved hoops-Fiour bbl s4Gi. 70 for COOPER: 81 |
for Hooser: half bbl. s2.50d3: coiled elm &C. |
fOoo i5;5oi. oak lard tc.. cooper-shaved ssase:
LINsEED oIL-Quotable per GAL. Raw at
CASTOR oIL-In lots Of 200 gals. or over at /
l2c per ID. for No and 1oc for No. 3; smaller
1c per lb.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18

| SHEEP AND LAMBS-The sheep market for
the week closes with a good feeling. and. dur
ing the week. receipts were only moderate and
not al sufficient ,Ss;1 70 give ~ buyers ,a god chance
and iamhs were on sale. but not half enough. No
Gay f1r two months has the supply been
best ls%ss & b srs auOssfis e. = e fsr :, lamb:
fair at ss:H to N,ls stockers at g, 80 70 S.2s.
bucks :. ss s,7s to $50. with the bulk selling at
HoRsEs.Is was quiet in every branch of the
unsoIc IN commission hands. the arrivals have
s very p'%ds s asss ssaSs fss
But The he. general closing ef the week ,s On
t. ssoS; q 8 e
the previous week. The export chunks and tina
ssa ss s }sn
Snans demand h from s and Illinois
from % e :as1 isss ssssr' s' the COM
eiass svy s.9 .sS . & Fam 60 e n
sS ESQ so S 70 ia 'c osS seS s to ana s T.
500. Hcrre.. for the south-.smaIl. light drivers;
I sSansi 70 a,'5 isc5 iSs plain e R sod, .DSss sss
Ss :is e sss ssaaisr: 81 soasssrn ss . s.s- e
i1Is; fancy GATED and New York sadders. $50
to 500. Inferior horses-ccmmon; small plugs.
MuLEs-The closing Of the market for the
week. while not any better basis
cerned values was. however favored by a good
clearance. and though the Termination sug
kested nothing that could be construed as
couraging. 1t nevertheless left the market un-
encumbered Of hoidovers. a favorable condition
factory phase. But during the general progress
OF the week the market was dull. slow and IS
this decline was not developed during the week.
but was rather q combination OF unfavorsbe
changes since the advent OF Feb. The Southern
demand appears TO have declined 70 basis Of
80 per cent Of its former volume. removing
much Of the competition and resources from the
general trade. Resultantly the greatest reduc-
ton has been apparent On the smaller kinds be-
low Is hands with q most sluggish status in
connection with the han-fat and green quail
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Native Cattle Market Quiet and Tex
ans Reported a. Firm-Hogs steady.

CATTI.E-Native Trade: Business in the native
cattle yards was quiet In the strictest sense OF
nature. and absolutely nothing having been held
loc to l5c lower than q week ago. butcher cattle
and feeders l0c TO 15c on. veal calves higher. with
= N1 top. and bulls and miich COVE fraction
southern Cattle Trads-Two loads Of cattle nom
Durant, l. T.. comprised the entire supply on this
side of the pens cons:tinE Of SID bulls. sold
st $50. and aosa-rn steers as Mio Prizes were
on cows and bulls. Receipts for the week amount
Representa.ive sales:
u sa@!: Ss' sa m ss :,sss: Pc: As ie Fl
hoss .na aSs Tas
We're on sale. There was no material Change in
close On Friday. Trading was active. and the SUP.
ply was soon exhausted. and late arrivals sold
, a. soon "a as yardsd except load or SO, that ar:
butchers were In the market and were strong
competitors with the packer. for the good hogs.
and order buyers took all the good lights they
and with prices a. high as any time since last
The main 2 drove Of p.essr. sought BY Nelson
and cost 1ss. and the main drove bought By
Swift 4 Co.. l.lss head. averaged 213 lbs. and
The bulk Of the hogs, the pigs and the strictly
low-grads offerings not considered. sold at S. 37H
to SS.42h. as against IS. Is to S5l21s on Friday.
81 rs s5s0. according to quality; Light hogs, I5
g ss to ss% Medium weights. iso o to IS Ssf ib: a.
heavy cS. :od .s sGas 70 q & s0S iar
70 best heayy hogs 81 to $50: good MIXED
lures sold at sAso to $50.
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
DESERT THE MAY FESTIVAL.
Saengerfest Fight Carried Intd'
Another Cincinnati Project :.

Cincinnati O.. Feb n.-NayuR Sumno
Fle1schmann and W. n. Hobart Aaxs ~,
signed as directors Of the Cinc1nna11 1ax
Musical Festival Association. TAe Aayoe
was q liberal patron Of the btsnn1nl Unn1oal
events here. Hobart has been . 01oceoe ~
this association for q quarter q . century.
and connected with II since its orgAH1Baf1on.
He has been president Of It for aghtee1-
yearA These designations are due = the
oppositfon Of others in the May festival di-
rectory to the contest that was scheduled
for last Friday night between Jenries and
Ruhlin- Hobart. who has been noted - .
factor h public-spirited enterpriseo. = cne
OF the members Of the Old ea1ng1gfo0e
board. and also q director In ths 0aanesr.
fest Athletic Association. o.
Mayor F1eischmann had given the p9EHn1e
for the contest While the promoters oe
the Jeffries-Ruhlin contest had much ab1ss
heaped upon them. especially during N
trial for an Injunction. Il b claimed that
some OF their associates In the May to-,
tival directory were most severe and tho
retiring members do not caro- longer % be
associated with them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
By telegraph.

New York, Feb 1s-The cotton market opened
barely steady and points higher to points
lower II was clear from the first that the trade
looked for NO rally, but , wss HrspSred 70 wor.
a turn favorable to such move. Lisht port
receipts and cables fully as good a. expected for
a moment held bears I'm check. but soon general
selling set in q large scaie. Stop orders
March holdings were reported shortly after call,
ami served to undermine long coton for late de-
following. though at q more conservative pace.
Tho break attended with considerable
element and more active speculation than had
been recorded in rome weeks. There was little
commission business. the public fearing liquidas
tion OF cotton now held In New York ware
housesI In fact. the action Of March did much to
conane operators in this respect While there was
slight reaction later In the morning, with nur-
rtes In the room. on prodt taking. the general
course OF the market was downward- The mar.
kst closed steady at prices net unchanged to
Liverpool. Feb. 1e-spot quiet at 1-lsd lower:
American middling SAD: good middiing 15-32d;
mlddling n-ssd: low middlinG s 6-szd: good
ordinary q SD: ordinary : n-s1d SALES Sooo
o. whh e sGn kse.S,s Hns
400 bales, Including. asoo American; market
M C.: Feb. s 1s-si9S l7-s4d b.; Feb. March
1z-sia5 ls-e4d b.: March April il-s4d ":
s.: June-Juiy s-sid 81. Juiy-Aus. s-ssgs l-sid
q: Adg.-sept. ss-s4d b. Oct 9. o. C. S-s4d
b.; Oct.-Noy g.. o. c. 4 $50 b.
New Orleans. La. Feb le:-Cotton quiet; sales
1850; ordinary lie: good ordinary !kc: low
scs. ~ futures barely steady. Fsb. {, $50
buyers; Mach s.ss6sc: April s.ssos. sci May
4 .s5Gs Ssc; June s.sl0S. sc; July ls18e SIC:
Aug s.ssc bid: Sept s.oo0s.o .ose; Oct. 7.7o67.7&
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18

SeIi Selios sns ana ee.sins gan and % electroysic
n NJ: srss s s0ssS 4 1d fdRanSss
Southern . foundry sA.5o0is.'s and SOFT sou'ns1n
Hides and Leather.
New York. Feb. ls-Hides arm; Galveston.
TfSs fsIs. 'Ods dry. a$so ma. isc Lsssssr S ss.ady:
ssIsSss ss%sss ssse "a 5s:S'' ssis 4S sA' % navy
Turpeatfae and Resin.
New York. Feb: le!Tyrpsntins duh At 1shq
&c: Rosin quiet; strained. common to sood'
say.nn.s, O., Feb. ,svsDI.at: trrgnt'n. ism
C0Ree.
New York, F.s 1s-rhe market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady and unchanged 1t ruled
easy during the early part OF the session.
u sst sR Ss on Of Sssr
the close it turned weak under fresh lieuida-
al lS.sn eose
barely steady In tone with price. net unchsnSsd =,
g % ssss nSn's ineiSsins Fss sss; a.sss ssse: Nay
ssoc: July and sept ssSs; Oct; ssic; & NOV; ,, SC:
Diid Dss quiet cSaovs cSSs@Gs sSYs sHse No '''e' '
New York. Feb. 1s.-susar-Raw steady: fair
refining SIC: centrifugal s. test &C. Molasses
sugar size: refined quiet: standard A $500; con-
fecticners' A s.aoc: mold A s.s5c: cut loaf &C.:
crushed &c: powdered s.eoc: sranulated 5.soe:
KEITH: Sss ise sn's 'esS
5-lsc: centrifugal yellow lk045sc: seconds mo
&C. Molasses steady: open kettle none: centrifugal
sG3oc: sirup. none.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Feb. i6-Tradng was Of the usual
Saturday half-holiday order. and the market for
eyaporased apples was quiet at unensnsed nc
prime 4%9sc: choice 5isgsc. and fancy s6fc-
california fruits dull and slow. Pr1nes were
quoted At sN6s,.c per u as to size and quail.
iSc. Peaches. peeled. iiSisc: unpeeied sls61oc.
Dry Goods.
New YORK. Feb. M-In dry goods business the
day has been OF an ordinary character. a. COM
pared with previoos days q the week No new
feature developed IN any division OF either cot
ton OF woolen goods seilsrg are counting up
On material Improvement IN demand next week.
American cotton yarns continue weak and dis
orEnnised. and WOODEN and worsted yarns dull
and easy. The imports Of dry goods and Mer-
chsndiss 10 the port Of New York for this wesk
were valued 1t SO ~. rs
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, MINI, Feb. M.Whess easy at
1*c: nsy 1c S1'X re- :se: S g ) T 49, MS ~ -
MA x1sR I'D han rneha.ssd --.---
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
JOHN 7. McUTcHE0N IS I'LL. :
Chicago Artist and NewspapeR
Man Has Pneumonia. 81

Chicago. Feb. n.-John r. McCUtche0ns
the wer-known Chicago artist and nswspa-
per man. who spent two years in the Phil
ippines, and who for several weeks has
taken to Ashevtlle, N. c., In q short time.
Unfortunate symptoms developed during
the past week and his friends becam0
alarmed at his condition An q Consequence
arrangements have been made for Z private
car which vii be placed at the disposal Of
Mr. McCutchson. Trained nurses Wfu &C.
company him. a. Win also George Ado, his
close friend and colaborer.
The doctors who have attended N. Nc
Cutcheon declare that the tropical fevsr has
80 infested his entire system that nothing
but q change Of climate can save his life.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
spot Cotton Market.

Gaiveston-Quiet at sac: receipts. 5,sss bales.
New Orleans-Quiet at s,1c, rece1pts, ]oel balss.
Mobile-Quet AT 1-l6c: receipts. "A bales
Savannah-Easy At s-lsc: receipts. S.xl7 balea
Charleston-Quiet At s-lsc: reoeoptA si4 bales
Wilmins1on-kirm at &c: receipts. tss balsA
Baltin,ore-Nominal at she; receipts. mona
Bostor-Duli at s5sc: receipts. La balss.
Philadelphia...ouiet at sho: receipts, g balsA
AUSusta-Quiet at yxc: receiptA xs3 bales.
Memphis-Easy at SIC: receipts. 1.VB baleA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
Telesr.DA.

St: Joseph. No.. Feb M-Cattle-Receipts ss;
ss.s005.ls: cows and heifers c44.is; veais a. q
fe.a.ls G su. a. ss.fs EosSesip,. sss sns
14c lower: light and light MIXED &.z1x0s s;
SsS a.SSs-G sAssD-ksesipss Is; nssksi
SsS x~s. ~. H-sssvss- -assslpss n:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
Movement OF Grain.
Shfpments of Flor

st. Louis. 1892 bbls.: Chicago. 16i6e bbls;
Detroit. 900 bbls.; MiIwaukee u loo bbls.: Mn.
neapolis. 81, "a bbls: New York, US bbls. and
tons; Boston. s.l46 SKIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
Wool.

Black and seedy from &c to &c per ID. less.
Hfdes.
Dry nint-Average receipts. round 13c: choice
Texas lsIaa13%c. Dry iint-Fallen 13c. Dry-salt-
ed-Round 1lAc. Green-salted-western, round.
SIC. Dry-fint-Selected No. li,zc: selected No.
l2i.c. Dry -fint-Bull SC. Dry-salted-No I
l2i.c: No. 1iisc. Green-salted-No. I TIC; No. Q
G,zc: bull SC. Glue-Dry nc: green 3%c. Un-
cured or green 1c per ID. less than cured
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
tfor broke mules. = to Z years

The nrst line Of quotations In each class Is cal
culated to represent the full range from common
to extra. Deaiers. however. often classify super
lative punches (al top) for buyers which some
tations. The second line OF quotations sfgnlies
the bulk Of sales and generally represents the
various classes an they sold on the cuanmis-
Sion market. more less mixed
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-18
IRON MOUNTAIN,

Tram. ~ pspaft AfTivss
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas
Fort Worth and Abilene. s3soe am T38 pm
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
= Express ......-.>: ~ am T:Is pm
Fast Day Express. Hot eprings
Dallas, Fort Worth. Austin,
Galveston -: ...::.:.... I'm pm 'sas pm
Express -. ..:::...;.. T:so pm 's:1s am
Special, Dallas Fort Worth,
Fl Paso Los Angeles CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
redo ...... ..-................ ss:l5 pm T:zs am
Memphis Express .............. sB:s7 am 100 am
Fourth Street and Chouteaa Avenue
Station.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom- !!
modation ............... S:O pm 10 am