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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
SPECULATION is LIGHT
ON LAST DAY OF YEAR.
WHEAT AND CORN SLIGHTLY
LOWER.
December Contracts Are Settled
and Shorts in Corn Are
Relieved.

After a rather dull session in specu-
fattve way, the wheat and corn markets
closed lower yesterday. The closing of the
Dec. deal did not cause the wild excitement
which had been predicted by some traders.
A . rule. settlements were made privately
was not reelected in the pit. The Govern
ment report was generally construed as
hearaa6, and other news was mildly favor
ahlp to the selling side. Receipts were large
ard there was little outside demand.
In oorn there was little speculative inter-
ept. Early in the session Cleage. through
John Thyson. his broker. accepted settle
ments on q basis Of 46c for Dec. This re-
lteved the tension greatly. Most of the
shorts accepted the terms. which they con-
that the Cleage contingent might have
pressed its advantage by bidding up the
price at the last minute. May declined on
local receipts and the Government report.
May corn opened 1-16c off. and sold at:
SsHc. ass4c. $3.50.
Cash market-Receipts of wheat at st.
Louis 6S, $50 bu., of which 200 SKIS. and 81
cars local and cars through.
Receipts of wheat at primary points, 50S,-
2Io bu., and the shipments 150,6u bu. The
Nor,hwest received 296 cars. Chicago re-
ceived 1926 bu. and Kansas City Boo bu.
Ciearances $4,000 bu.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis 122 400 bu of
Receipts OF corn at primary points 500
bu. and shipments 425, $50 bu. Chicago re-
ceiyed 4S3,Spi bu. and Kansas City 36 O0O bu.
Ciearances 5S5 900 bu.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis 800 bu, of
which 70 cars local and cars through.
100 bu.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIA


New York Dec 3I.-Eece:ts to-day were
cars Western and five Southwestern. latter in
cluded two straight Of geese. Prime heavy
fowls were in active demand ard steady at i3c.
but light Western and Southern fowls rarely ex-
ceeded i.c. Old roosters steady. Chickens slow.
Turkeys in light supply and steady. Fancy
ducks and geese scarce and firm: ordinary barely
steady. Pigeons unchanged. Quotations un-
changed.
Dressed pouliry-Rcceints to-day. l.543 pack
ages. The fresh receipts were heavy. but in
cluded stock that due Monday and yester
day. while comparatively little due here to-day
with :ov- to useful chickens and fowls. which
receivers tried to force out without much
gard to prices. but there almost entire
absence OF demand for un1ergrade poultry. Av-
crage prime sy-:,ickei fowls sold generally at
12c. whc chickens commanded 12ilc. and even
lac. The availabl. supply of turkeys
tiC-d LARGELY tu thin rough stock or something
shopworn and moi good enough for the best class
OF trade. who do not object to paving Siyml9c
for fancy Young toms, or even more for selected
young hens. Tie proportion of such stock was
light and hardly enough business done at these
figures to maintain quotations; Fancy ducks in
also fancy spring geese. but old geese dragged.
Fancy large white squads In quite good demand
but ordinary white and dark birds moved slow
at low prices 0uotations-Dry packed: Turkeys.
Western dry-picked fancy selected. young toms,
Isc: Young hens. 1si:alec Chickens-Western
dry-fckcd fancy boxes, l3d13i.c. Fowls-West-
crn scalded. prime. l1iec: do. dry-picked. do.
tie: good IN fair. 9al1c. Old roosters. 9isc.
Others unchanged.
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Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

s Sample sas snd d.Ss T. GsaI fsa
a. ,c :4,sg.ss sf.d T. ,,s siae No red at 1sc W.
.lc rejected at sc to 60c; No. hard at ssr
and and Turkey Turkey worth 52,ao; No. hard at 6sassc
.cohN-Reeeipts II cars local and p cars
tnlough safes at 4olsc for No. 2, 3sad4Oc for
no. 3 and &c for No. 4. Some local buying at
OATS - Receipts - cars local and cars
through. BY sample. del.-No. at 3ic: No. at
$a,ss; No: at az sSsQsSs: No. white at ssc: No
sales del; 10 E. side on destination weights OF
= cars No. at 4sisc. and car, No. , at acc.
BARLEf-Sales: car No. 9 fall trk. this side
value H on on straE mating barley soc to SIC.
and N.l2 to arrive prompt shipment.
FLoCR.Soit winter tour-Patents 50 :S5d3.50:
straighs 2oG3 20: extra fancy s.. .05d3 Is: clears
Patents s;I5as.25: straGhts. s. s5aSs. .o5: clear
S250G2.7o. FOREGOING prices for lots from first
hfnSs tr Or at dsp9t THE side Orders h higher
feed in zoos. and siisasse for mids. and fancy fancy
nds worth CSC. At mill bran sells at 75c and
RRTGkTaEkr FioSE1Eas,e5n s Z + ss; at 3 q j.
CoRNMEAL,-,City meal. (. o. b.. $3.50: pearl.
HAY-Rsceipts sos tons local and 30 through;
cheise ss 'S %o NG On sss II
lower grades at ssdu. Clover at sl2 .5oIl3 for
Mo ana nlGis nis Ss for No 3 lisht clover mixed SIG
L. for choice: Ho:k0@11 for No. 2.
Enh5 EMnHl5Kxs'esfT xNb ssEnTERsIeaa 4 sD.,.r
sTRAW.wheat on trk. IS: rye $3.50 for new
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The Republics quotations are for car lots in
hrst hands. unless otherwise specified. Small
lots on orders are charged higher
APPLESlPer Dbl from cold gel: Ben Da :
Wis. fair at 81: :aOd1 choice at 3i.75q2; fancy
UP to &. .25: winesap from 81 25n2.75 willow
twig at 3. .5edi3 and Roman beauty 81. .50i3.
cording TO condition. Bulk at $I.15Gi.2O per 100
on trk. Eastern Baldwin No. at s.. .I5I2 -. and
greening at s. .25G2.+ 40: No. > less.
choice. '
PEARs-Keifer at ss.25d..0 per Dbl. for
choice.
LiMES-f5cGSI per 10o.
PACIFIC COAST FRUITS-California pears
at 80. white doyenne at 81: buerre cIairksau
at S2 and winter Dellis at s2.15G12.5 30 per 5O-lb
box.
oRANGES-Mexican. Sonora on trk at s2.aa
Car lots Florida at 81. 15G2 So. California naval
at ss,oq5 "a and Seeding at s2.S0Gs.5o on trk.
On orders 2sflJcc per box. higher.
g.. I,EM0,NS.Galifornia on trk: on basis Of $
box on orders 25T5)c per box higher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl.J1M2 per dcz.
Florida s.. 5o64 per crate.
MALAGA GRAPES-S6Gs 80 Der bbl.
RANANAS-SlG2 per bunch on orders.
C9COANUTS-se2@23 per LOO E. trk.. and in
Jobbfnx wsy- at s.. 51ft2 .sa per 100.
Jersey in iobblng At
SlnTln.50 Dbl. Late varieties s11ff1t 81.
POTATOES Northern on trk at Ad47c for
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sales:
pIrr, ,'IIsr, ASn p.,.L-yEr. tyof.,

sHEEP-But few sheep were on sale. only a
,n small proportion Of Of the number necessary to
deck Of good Mexican yearlinEs. also !. few good
native lambs. but they were very scarce. as
material change to the market. the decent stun
srnaas ss ssS ssad . t sow n wh the
continues small.
Representative sales:
LAMBS AND yEARLINGs
= 4 F Ss s. As ..5to "a Ss 49, A. ~ s. r5 IS
Mexican yeariings:
MUTToN SHEEP AND MIXED LOTS.
o.; isS q; ..s4s. 81. iio....." 49,. H...;s. %
2ss;:: 81. $40 la..: s2...s.5o
aoTssiss o.r1ss s %. as; on ,so vss
# trade load %,S o. 'SS sG been sas
was about I5o head ard more foundation for
aus ausa With b.ns small nssl Of Thf
the opening came so soon after Christmas that
as hs Se
of buyers is gradually increasing. Several of the
ones svins the marse. much @ more rev active fSs
appearance than with which i, started The trade
the supplies are still too small TO put the mar
ket on a normal basis or give any opportunity
q
who are on hand are buying With fair degree
because of the uncertainty of receipts during the
balance OF the week. The return OF so many
good buyers ho%sEsr hs;nsss is taken as good ind
Horse quotations: Heavy draft--cammon to
good Sl2Od1ao: choice to extra $160G1Ss. Cqun,s
l.151 to 13sO ibs.--Fair to good ses1se: aood to
choice M5MI10. Coach horses ana cobs-Fair 20
good. sl4od1!5: choice tn extra. seooasa. Horses
ss0al5: choice to extra. s50m7o Southern drivers
Larxe. 5S5@12, Export chunks. 1.2oo 70 100 lbs.
Plain 70 GOOD S1hfIo0: choice to EXTRA. Sl09T1eO
Business drivers-Fair to good. $s1iIa; choice
extra s125hl59. Saddlers for Southern USE
Fair to good s'5d9o: choice to extra s!eaI.as:
Inferior horses-Common small pluse SsL0.3:
heavv work plugs. Aed6D
MU-LES-For a week betwixt the HOLIDAYS the
mule market is proving very good Quite few
buyers have appeared on the market. and the do
mend has been enlarging since the week opene,
with the result that dealers have sold very
liberal number OF mules between the BUYERS who
have been here in person and the orders which
have been placed by mall and wire. conipara
tiveiy large demand has been opened up from
the South for cotton mules particularly from the
two CaroIinas. and it has In degree awakened
q feeling Of confidence which has been lacking
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


o of the old
the of the
o trades
basis
o Of the
trade eff
the end the We and
May wheat opened C lower andc closed SC off
Ma cono
MAJ Soasc ass of.
Yesterd 5 bank lern "a
steadyb and pc
Spotco oton wass n the ccal
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fEATtiERS-Sell isadiiy as ioiows: Prime
W xXx SS si His SSSs S. srs B Per sst 81
! smal skS. ard ; per cent on large: chicken. Sc
DEERsKlNs' ETc.-Glime deerskins &c per
r. buck a IA sa t ;s Tssas at 22s antelope l5e pei
HhhEEWAXJue5r ihEp E al as, ss,ss pei c b. fer prime
| ISi; shearlinSs at lcr25c dry stock fallen etc
koofs-Saets: per H.: Ginseng 50. .ssa;,.5: lady
! 4sc: black, 4c: May apple 2iss: snake ssa. s:
m rco s Ga Of e s fS SeS
! bluetlaG Sc sassairas-Bark CT root &C: wild gin
srNFLowER sEED-Nominal at slloal IS
LINsEED olI-Raw at 4'c; boiled at 4se: lc
per sa not Jess 81! i, .Ns ear = lots IS -.
FOR 30 and i.s S Small Small quantities guam tie 'S ic
'coTroS SEED I't on(Win,er IL SG white 4sc yellow
4ic; summer white s9c; yellow ssc: salad Sc:
st ssHis ssso s; t. Ss,s ss choice
soTtSer il bSs at ss in aea cans ss5ssRssa s.@sc
at 'p per- SS SGSeoink Sn waS caeas as
'faSEs esslxe SF at saa tse Mss.sfn aE se
oa omaFsSsmSeM nsvsriaS st isStc hsTE at as western
SAFE. side: Medium at soc: granulated Sc
ss 6 SS sf5 fs this iiss sa store. White
beans at s. 35q?.,O for hand-pcked pea ana s.. Is
Pfa and a.
@ split p peas as at sgl5 per bn and s. per bbl black.
81 choice hnnd-picked pea offered on E. trk at
EMPTY :S1! BARRELs-coal oil. .nrpen,;ns and
light oil and varnish 7Se: sugar lsc; Whisky Csc:
di, de- half T. bblsi sSc wine Sc sauerkraut 45o
.es ae lSc of for each broken head. &c for each
Ii. MossEGIay e ;,Gy mxed 1,tg1sc: gray. brown and
essk iniSed st at 2Q4s machine picked at 3G3sc:
Rgs.lss 5ss: fs55a s':s
old !, rope No. Manila $50: No. at SOC: rubber
;. ,BoNEs-Choice biesched at SIS per tor: other
lsef sGSm 1koN Slo to aNp n MErALper 100 lbs.
na MdPusn. sn :sy leas M s.
Iss SfsSs 3; 81 hssvy brass s copper So zinc s0
100 lbs Tor pearl: mixed at soas5c. "
saote teceP!s Se"t ,osasa at
i1lgaf e per SI:1 T. white white s.a2Ac. ~ c.u,orn,,
Saic for sardsheii II and ,n PeF peaoc for sofs
.cHEsTNUTs-S West Virginia at &c per lb.:
e d%o5e ter Def es' bu a. for
iaSge END for shei1ars ni, ,a ., soc nor
soRGHUM-PrIme a, eeas4c per GAL: inferior
DRIED FRUITs--Evaporated rings at &C. to &C:
2isc.
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-New sugar at
&c &C. per lb,: Canadian at 13c: maple sirup at 600
GRASS SEED--Timo,hy at S2.so63 4o clover at
S70GlO: new redtop at $125I6.
tOOPERSTUFFS-Quo.e: Cotton four bbl at
So 25a6 6.60 do. meal Dbl. at si75: No. at s.: "
Dbl at si.25: mill fruit bbl. at IS 80: beer
Headings. per set-No. fcu- bbl. Sc mill run:
lard tierce isc: DO. k bb, i.,sc Shaved hoops:
Eieur Dbl s4@i 50 for cooper 81. 5oG3 for Hoosier
lg-bbl. $50 co.led elm IS: oak and ierce, cooper
shaved S6Gs: pork bbl S.
., ,COoPERAGtc-Large ties. nt sl;2, for wood and
yl.2o for iron bound bbls. pork bbls. at 97hc9$l
for wood bound. sl.os for iron-b und: oleo tcs.
Sc: fat.top do. 31c: ls-bbls. 2ic meal Csc
5-16c: 2-lb at 6 9Iec: 2ks-lb at I i-lsc. Iron
cotton ties at $1.07k Hemp twine &c.
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Eggs.
REPI-EIIC SPECIAL

New York Dec. Sl.-ESgs-Rece.pts to-day g.
las cases. The receipts wer, remarkably iisnt
and q canvass of the stocks offered showed a
very light supply Of the class OF goods wanted
dealers found difficulty in meeting Fancy re-
n arrw mrs mnrs a. ten,on aEd Tor quality
yanced figures. but the market was full Of or
dinary to fair goods offering at from 11@ &c,
which found but peddng demand. Quotations
At AT maIk1Refrigerat rs SprinI ra-ked local
Etorage DisMelc: Others unchanged.
kar:as CiIy. Me-. zee. Sl.-r;ggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 2llsc. loss on. cases
returned: No. whitewoud cases included &c
Chicago. Dec. 3l.-Eggs quiet and firm: loss Of
cnTa. returned. 25c per doz
fresh nearby sc: less off: fresh Western 30c :
loss eff do. Southwestern 90. loss of: do South
ern 2sc. loss on
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iule quotations t,or broke mules. to years
by Telegraph.

| Kansas City No.. Dec. 5i.-Cattie-Receipts.
Corn cattle steady. hut slow: cows and heifers
steady: stookers and feeders steady TO strong stlong
Ssef aseers sas fair TO- good sa
and feeders $. 59a; 40; Western fed steers s.; 80
cows. S. 50aa s5: native cows. s2a3.75; native
Sa and as!s!s ea2ss soss Aoss ass
eeps 5000 market lolss lower ys Ga TOP 5, ;sG sSs
p2gss1s ss sS biss' fht
S market ss sssons s 1s Sc Rsssr Msatern lambs a
fed ewes. ssni: native wethers. safits5: West
south st. Jose:h. Mo- Dec. siacattl.,.RIs, :, Iss
e.as and vss sai: ssS s,ass aa
frs and feedegs s HSSsRecelpsS; rs Is s;uS So to
s 45. sheep-Receipts. 1895, Native lambs, $685.
y:senE SeM York pss msheas wss ss
steers SOW and loc lower; bulls and COWS steady
changed. shipments to-day were $50 cattle. ;,Slo
tofnorroM; 80 cattle and so sheep calves-Rs; B.
5's sld llte caves aHa S barnvard calves $50
3.62lr: Westerns s6.25. City-dressed veals firm,
% b shees and ea.es r
sheep eulls 'li5Ss iss: smas 3 81 Assl2
eeipis 2sT: market lower: State hogs ss.s'ds.s5;
no Westerns on sale. ,...,. ,oo.,,,. - 10, T.,
Guiding 100 Texans: choice cattle strong others
slow: good to prime steers s.. i0I6e5: poor to
medium ss !3a5: stockers and feeders seaa 40:
bulls S2fI450: calves s3.I5H Texas fed steers
s3.5Ga5. Hogs-Receipts to-day f.olo: to-nor-
active mixed and butchers ssds.35: good TO choice
heavy s6.35d66o: rough heavy s. lOds;So: light
ceipts S.oo0: market steady to lower: good to
4. Western sheep sid4.so; native lambs s4ai 80.
Official yesterday Receipts-Cattle 5.ss6: hogs
sc, $50: sheep 20 29s Shipments-Cattle 10l:: hogs
2.jgS: sheep 1888
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
New York Curb Market.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec 3f-The curb market to-day
vi, was strong strong and actNe throughout. The great,
est disnlay Of strength was made by Standard
OIL. which. after opening points higher. at 7oa.
advanced ; quickly TO rs This Is the best level
hands In the last half hour 1t advanced to 20.
Hnaking a net gain for the day OF 20 points
Northern Securities :ery strong and sold
at !l2alil's, and late up 10 lis for about 12S0
Reports Of an Increased dividend rate were
again rife: Tennessee Copper sold at 17Ad19is@r
I9it for E0oo shares. American can common
sold at lO4loN for ,0G) shares and the preferred
at iI.sggHG4s for sbout the same amount.
Havana Tobacco common sold at 49, for IN
odd lot. New Orleans Railway common sold at
1t's lor ico shares. ST. Louis Transit @ aSnds sold
Seaboard common at az for 100 shares. Seabcard
preferred prefer a M;@ts 70 virsini. and r sonhwss res
or an advance of points fron, the previous sale
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yANDALIA LINE

PENNSYLVANIA LINES w
BURG-tENNSYLNANIA
Train.
Fas; Mail
New York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Special
Indianapolis and New York
Local :. ..................
New York Limited .......,.
Vendalia Accommodation
Columbus, o.. and Eastern Ex-
press :. ..................
Indianapolis and New York
Express =.
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Coffee.

:, New York. Dec. 3l.-CoEee-Spot Rio quiet
changed prices and ruled Very quiet In keeping
with featr1sless European markets and to-
morrows holiday. There feature in the
local market and the close was quiet. unchanged
10 points lower on Nov. Sales 6.:5o bags. In
Guiding JAN at 640c: March 4.s0c; April 4. 7Oc;
May i1oc: July 4.90c: Sept. a.05c.
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Butter .nI Cheese.

New York. Dec. l-Butter-Receipts 3,i2i
pkgs: firm: State dairy .ad2sc: creamery. ex-
ira .SH2s'sc: do common 10 choice 2ide.i.c.
Checse-Receipts 25sg pkgs.; firm: fancy large
state fnli cream, colcrcd. fall make Hc: late
make laisc fancy large white. fail make l4c:
late late make max Is.c: fancy small colorsd fa make
lie; late make l3isc: fancy small white fall
make I4c: late make .fsAMis,xc
SaieaE;o. isss; s.Butter quiet and steady
and unchanged at I3Gf1sLc
Philadeiphia ~ Dec. :,.-Butter firm; good de-
msnd: extra Western creamery :oc do. nearby
prints &c: Cheese firm hut quiet: New York
full creams. prime small. Hc: do. fair. to good
to good large l31i0l3hc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle steady to Ten Cents Lower
HOxa Weaker-Shecn Steady.

Beef Steers-Recepts OF cattle In the native
division We're considerably larger than a week
ago with much better representation of beef
steers. on which there a slow trade. with
values steady TO l0c lower. at a general de-
cline OF 2au3Cc since last Friday. with most of
the loss on the upper grades Of dressed beef and
shipping steers Some of the light handy steers
show but little IL anv. loss for the week.
Representative sales:
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BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Scaliwags and heretics !:

PITCHER CATTLE--There was light supply
OF butcher cattle containing only few good
cows and heifers. The little early trade re-
ported was about steady and largely handled by
the local butchers but hackers hearish
from the start and did not take hold to amount
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81. Louis Future Prices.
'tock. Of Grain in stere.


Butter firm. Quotations.: Creamery-Extra s0c:
firsis c596c; seconds 2SQ24c. Dairy-Extra 9I6
&c: 1iTsts lsglSc; grease lgsc. Ladls- -packed-Ex
ira ls62oc: firsts liglSc country-Packing stock
I5nl5c- Renovated-Gocd .1Q22c.
Eggs-Curent receipts S62ec Receiuts eoe Io-
cal and shipped $780, through. 4s3.
Checse-Northern on orders: Twins 13c; singles
1:iic: daisies lsisc: Y. A. f3Sr; Ionghorns Hc:
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ram.
Valley Park Accommodation. Il
Valley Park Accommodation. /,
Pacific Accommodation ....... I,
Texas ana Kansas Mail, for
Springfield, Fort Smith, Par
is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita ...-............... .
Pacific Accommodation ...... Il
Valley Park Accommodation. i'll
Meteor, for Springfield. Car
thaSe. Joplin. Wichita. VIM
ita. oklahoma. Deniscn. Sher-
man. Daflas. Fort Worth.
Waco and ErOwnwood. 1900. -
Valley Park Acc -mmodation... n
Valley Park Accommodation. sd
Pacific Accommodated 49,. f5
Texas and Kansas Limited. for
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
GrecnviIlc. Enri., Corsicana.
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop.
lin. Wichita. Burton and -,
the West ......-.:..,.-.. 's
Western Express. for Spring
field, vinita. Dcnison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma, Carthage
ard .JGS-in ..'lU
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IIINIEERS

10 anything until late and then only when they
could .et . General decline OF around dime
'anners we.c steady to Ice lower and Lulls
around steady. while veal calves were finn
Representative sales:
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SOUTHERN RAIL
CT lOIISIOIfISNfII.I

Train.
Princeton. Louisville. Lexing-
ton ana way stations. Chat
tanooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
toon and points in the South
east ...............
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
princeton. Louisville, LexinR-
ton and way stations, Knox
vile. .asheville. Chattanooga,
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston. Macon and ali
points In FLORIDA ard the
southeast
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for many weeks in the trade. Dealers did not
expect much OF a business this week on account
of it being holiday one. and the good demand
which has developed has given THIN hopes of
better things during the next month or two. The
effect of the commission market has been to
somewhat increase the activity Of the local de-
mand for the strictly desirable animals. bu; the
palmer kinds have not increased any In popu-
larity The week can thus far be classed as very
satisfactory
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PrOYf0fOn0.
ESQ

iouoinS way.
Lard-Chcice steam on E side closed nominal,y
Ice: kettle-rendered l0,.c: compound 1i:c
Green HanS-Car lots held (. o. b. E. side
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-I

ram.
For Hannibal. H. & st. ].
points. Quincy. keokuk and
Burlington 80. ......-.........
Lncal to Hannibal.....-....
For Quincy and keokuk. ........
For St. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin .... .............
The Buriington-Northern Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
City. St. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska, Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon .-.-.....
Twin City Express. for ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Icwa.
Tie Nebraska = Colorado tx
press, for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
ST. Joseph
Might Northern Express. for
St Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois, via East Side lire,
TO Rock Island and Clinton.
Iowa -...-.............
For Dubuque and La Crosse. =,
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs, Omaha. st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado,
Itch and Pacific Coast. ......
Local for Hannibal
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Hides.
Wool.
Missouri and Him

Wet hides should always be thoroughly cured |,
before being shipped
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Arrive.

Train. ,,,, Depart. Arrive.
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
chieass eSass Daylight speciaiPeo. 'Z a" $40 pm
ria and Springfield ..::.......'1:ss IS am TIA pm
Chicago Diamond Special s:la pm 7:l4 am
Springfield Accommodation Il 60 pm ..
Southern Lines.
Train, - Depart. Arrive.
New Orleans and Texas Ex:
press Nashville. Atlanta and
Memphis anc New Orleans. c:A pm s5:ls pm
Marion and Cairo ..;...;...... ta:so pm 1l:ss am
Sparta and Chester ......:... 4:5o pm 11:aa am
Memphis: Dixie F1yer-Nash-
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
willie .......................... 1855 pm e:52 am
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
Texas Fast Mail to Little ''' arrive
Rock Texarkana Dallas Fort
Hs %ossa spssss sss asisf s s% pm 's s% s%
Delta. Columbus and Cairo Ex-
press ro;,.: -: $500 am '7:l5 pm
Houston and Galveston 'e:.l pm '2:1o pm
Texas. Mexico and California N
Special-Dallas Fort Worth.
III Paso Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and la
redo $50 pm s1:1S am
f6gs4a F1G'f:E s4EFE TS e. AySsaR Is
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
rnodaton ........ ............. s5:3) pm 1910 am
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Southern ecial....,........ sis am ,....e.
So Noti"s1n LOUIS and Florida Limited 'ss pm .si pm p
Murphysboro. Sparta. Chester
snd Percy Accommodation. 1910 pm 10 % am
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OWS AND HEIFERS

l.. lgl... 3.25 3... 3,s. =. 80
Stockers and Feeders-The supply Of stockers
and feeders was small. with but few good ones
offered. The supply nothing like equal to
the demand. and many more good stockers and
feeders could be used. there plenty of or
ders while the country and trader demand is
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COTTON BEL

ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
(via Bismarck and DeltaJ.....
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
-lYia bismarck and Deltal
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100 am T:is am
'2:l5 pm '2:lO pm
"e:15 pm 's:s5 pm
'7:D pm $3.50 am
"S:2f pm T:0S am
''s:2l pm li1:0o am
o.11 nm s;.tq am
I0.SO am
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Depart. Arrive.
1850 am i10::30 am
. tS:6 am t1:55 am
. 1900 am t1:5 pm
.s:ao am 'T:.n pm
tl:1e pm HOES am
ft1::ssJ pm t.fi:31 pm
s2::30 pm sl1.30 am
1870 pm 1910 am
1924 pm '6:n5 nm
1924 pm t1:i0 am
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LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
indianapolis Express ......-...
New York and Boston Limited.
Knickerbocker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mattoon ard Alton Accommo-
datl0n
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia .-............ ...-
Cincinnati Express .-...........
Al;on-Leaves s10:20 a. M. :
$500 a. m. sl:45 p. m.
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Enrs.
Fruits and Vegetables.

Extreme Southern skins 15 per cent less ant
Northern 1925 per cent more.