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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned,
Guadalupe Chavez. was on the 18th day Of March,
A. u. 1853, duly appointed administrator OF the
estate Of hosaria Leehuga. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are required
to present the same, duly verified within one
year from the date OF said appointment. Inc time
allowed by law for the presentation Of such
claims. and " not 80 presented and fled the claim
will Be- barred by virtue Of the statute In such
cases made and provided. All persons indebted
said estate are requested 10 settle with the un-
cersigned. GUADALUPE CHAVEZ,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
Rosario Leehuga. Deceased.
JAMES s. FIELDER. Attorney for Admins
traitor.
2-s
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A weak stomach woaksns the man because Il
cannot transforms the food he eats into nOurlsh-
msnt. Health and atrongth cannot b restored Is
sny Sch man or weak woman without dFst TsstOr-
Inc hsalsh end strength to the stomach. A weak
stsmash cannot digest enough food to feed the
Issues and revive the tired and run down limbs
end oEsans Of the body. KOdOl DySpspslA cure
slsaAss@ puFlasa uweetens and strengthens the
membranes Of the stomach md cures indigestion.
dyuDsVsia and all stomach troubles, J. P. Byron
Gan.
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One Of the NEST rumaEkabla oaaao Of . oold.
issD-saalad On he lunss. eausing pnsumOzia is
that q kFA Certruds D. FSnnsr. Marian. Ind.
Who Was eatiEsly cured b. the uas e One Minute
Cough Cure 6As says; 'Ths ooughlng and
stEalnlng % weakened ne that I run down IN
weight from its % % pounds. I tried 4 numbsI
d remedies 10 10 laval with used One Mlhuts
Cough Ours. FoLf bottles Of this wonderful Tsm-
say cured ne entirely Of ths cough strengthened
my lungs and restored me 10 my normal weight,
hsalth and strength" J. P. Byron a Son.
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Everything Is m the name when Il comes 10
Witch Hassl Salva 3 @. DsWitt's 4 Co. Of Chi
eagO discovered. suns years agO how to make .
salvs from Witch Hasol that is specific for piles
For bind. bleeding. itching and psouting piles,
Eczema. euta burma bruises and al akin diseases,
DsWitt's sAlve has no sQual This is given rise 10
numerous WoEthlsss eOuntsrfoitA Ask for De-
Witts-the genuine. J. p. Byron 4 Son.
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Fourd, on Monday morning, near this
office, d bunch Of keys. Owner will
receive same by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-14

shoulders at .i.c. Plain smoked lots in job
bling way ranged: Extra shorts At .i.c. e'iihs
plates 6,sc: fat backs at ds.c: standard backs
at sc. Dealers .eharte higher ON orders.
cribs closed nomnaly: i5-av. '.o.'-c. bo-av.
6.eTizc Bxd. in jobbing way ranged: Extra
shorts at 6i:c: c'rips at 6atc: short clears at
at s.. Dealers charge higher orders.
Oleo Stearine-Nominal at Gle
TsSS &C ass run So in al s5 ,s ra S
No. at 45sc: prime at % TO .tsc.
Beef-on orders. ibid: Plate s.; roli and Fui.
Sets I1i.c: inside and knuckles at I3c; outside
Live pcultryGrurk,ys- dressing stool, stock
chickens-AveraGe receipts 7I2c, Old ROSTERS &c
Ducks Toe Geese Sc. Guinea chickens. per doz.,
Dressed Iced Poultry-Tnrkeys at 1iiEc. Chick
ens.Spring or hens at sTsi=c: ROSTERS at &c:
Ducks Haze. Geese 9aioc. Foregoing figures
,;ame-We quote: ouail-nry ,ndrawn. per
hez. s.-7,; quail drawn. S5c Der doz lsss:
nrairic chickens. Texas and TERRITORY. small
g. I'hcasln's: per dez. $40. Wild turkeys; per
H. r. Ducks. n,drawn. per dozmMaila I'd.
SIS; mixed and wood 81: canvas back at 81. =,
Drawn :sasoc per doz. less. Woodcocli S.
son saddles per H.. 80. Rabbits-t'hoicc fresh
i,er duz.. 81 jack rabbits Sl,e Squirrel. per
dez.. So; or3ssr,n. per b.; &C.
fur small and v, for large: dressed eat ?'.c:
'pconbill cat GiSc. Bulliscads-Dressed Sc. and
gross Sic. Bufralo-Giross &c: dressed &c Ger
small dressed 3,gc siintish :c: white perch 4c:
cells SC: soft-shelf turtles Sc and meat Sc: terra
VeaIs-Quiet: ofcrings light. Quote at 4,.c
for heavy TO % for choice small lat 100 TO iao
S IN Ga hsEet nd Sna itin a sheer at
and heavy buck lambs 3G3i.c per ID.
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The Republic quotations are for lots in first
hands unless otherwise specified Small lets on
NPPLEssEasie=n and Michisan stock in
srlk , per Dbl sa ,a f1Sm SSgas R Msst
Beanty. etc. N.56Sts.s. mainly. and fancy
higher Genetin slgl7I mainly sissal L. =; :,
PINEApPiEs new. se.25a25o per
TANGERINE-Flo-ida. s5.5Oas per box.
SsT BOX BrE asorna on ss
ss sRsF 'sF fRf and Safs,s :as per box:
GRAPEs-Catawba. in crates containing 10
baskets Of lbs. each. at sl.s5 per crate;
.LEoNs-.slow. California on trk: 81. 1898 for
choice to fancy: new Messina from store. s3.75
BANANAs-ouosable si.ssas.s5 bunch on
COCoANUTs-Per 1909. E. trk.: $50: jobbins
wax sSs Rss lss cod choice s5oas 90
PEI SG Sr<fE sSa, HoS
Ps aSz holy ns1 ,sIS per d0z hGy
ing to size; Extra large trees higher.
fer f@i to ordnsry 5Saass fair to sao@. ts
CSC: choice. 6iae6c: sacked higher: Colorado
oNToNS@Red globe in bulk. 5sc and sacked
Sc del: Weathersfield, sacked Soc: yellow. in
CSBJ,AGE-New York Danish Holland seed
and Dutch from SS1st3S per ton dc according
% cGGG e1!MSkBiERs hot-house. fancy
large 81 1890 per doz.
TOAATOES-California IS at Sl.50.
BEETS-Home- grown. 3on Zoe per blu. loose.
New Orleans zoe per doz.
I,fTTITCE-Home- grown i0dJoc per blu. /;
New Orleans head lettuce. s3Gi per Dbl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ioc per bu. and 81 10
&C GGMBo-New orleans $3.50 per bu. Florida
Gs at N.15sI2.
TRNIPS-Home- grown per bu.. unwashed,
oo5f,:s, and washed 40fi4.c.
PARSNlPS-Homc-g grown 4oc bu. and 81 80
': BRUSSELS PRouTs-steady: 15a2oc per
quart. zoo, a. -,
s'iPSEPPERS-New Florida 6s at 81 .25G1.5o
STRING BEANS-Scarce. Choice Florida
rc,,nd green S3.75Si per bu. New Orleans at
81 s0Si s.5 and wax at $3.50 per hu.
SoifASH-Hubbard s5c per 100 lbs.
SWEE;T POTATOES-New Bermuda 40Ii5c:
oneen 4sTs0c per BIT. Nansemond. red or yell
low 6OG6jc.
EAIE-Hcne- grown per bu. aDc.
SpINACH-Per bu loose 3DG nc.
SAijEEKRAUT-New per is-bbl. SD and
og HiiofsSisE ApIsH-New ss.5oll per Dbl.
SPANISH ONIoNS--New 81 10 per crate.
ELECTROMAGNETIC 1904 per Dbl. Cali
forTin 81 eOG2 per crate.
CEIERY-Kalamazoo small 12GGfisc per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-14

FERTILIZERS Prime white live geese in small al
sks aSc :n4 in arsc .ks .es: prime gray White, nn
90. IL: soe i: NX asa2sc; Xxx l.al6e;;
SMNN -: tasc 10 yer cent on small , sks. a ana
=. large. chickens %. ducks-white Sc
RooTs-Pcr 10: Ginseng n. s. TO $50:
seneca ,sic: pink &c. golden seal d5c black .se;
May rs , &C. snke ,, wha,f s n root 10, SCI
bark Of tree ne: blood &C.: biuefaE sc; SASH
f' siIEEr T if2t Fl Gia wooi f pes 1cgs
shearlnG Zoe TO c5c: lamb at :oc to Soc dry
iaIif.i SyS Sa a, &c per ID for
'Lt.INsEED oII-Quo.nble a, 3ic, per gal for
r,y, and 20. Tor boiled; lie per gal. less in car
Pop roRN-sellins on cob. ,rsr 10, lbs. at
6o.; 10. for mixed TO 81 for white; Old worth
SRA, IRON AND METAl@-rcr 100 lbs:
Wrought iron 45c. heavy east aoc ma'lciioie
s,,.el and br,akabe ioc: stove S5c: light brass
s.: heavy bras 50: copper 50; zinc 81; lead
sNLTEl; side medium, at Sc; srnnulated Soc
PER sf S'' Corn ouci;iilc sseassc per ton;
NJ BEANS AND PEAS quote from store: White
urine do at 81: screcned at sls6d1. SIS per bu :
TS ; sase% at 0' per $S@s bh per per S
II, Lima beans ut IA ii.c per H.: lcntils at
nry , Mhi's ,1 ssa1s a fs, nsr bu
gasoline fM 81 O.: Vinegar 7oc black oil 5os inseed
light and varnisl zoe. machine sac: sugar 15C;
whisky soc: do. half bbs. Coo: wine 81: sauer-
SOC; lard ties. l5s; 25c OF each broken head: 2'sc
X saaizc. NX si4dic. XXX 4iAa5c. Xxx Xxx
rags. E-Tcs9.rsr 100 lbs: Country rags a.
soc Rubber at $4,000.
PEANUTS.Farmers stock. per lh.: Red ! y
1sic: gray. brown and black mirad 1Ad?r'
CHESTNUTS-Italian at Sc per ID: v,is.nIa
at 1ec.
| PEE ANS-westcrn at &c.
brown and black mixed 2d2i&c: macl,ine-ricked
| 5frii.c. extra black &c; inferior less.
DRIED TRUIr-We quote: Apples-Evap-
Grated rings 4i.d5c: do. quarters at ihn4slc:
| hpachcl neeings at nc: chops at 1isc: sun
dried quarters at 3c for dark to &c for prime.
| Peaches ut ai:93c.
| MAPLE SIiGAR-Quote at Sc to- 1oc per ID.
soR,iHUM-Primc new nominal at Soc per
| gal: poorer goods less.
! HOSE.Y-t-ornh Mt 1oc to 12c: choice Colorado
| Mt lac: strained and extracted at id4iac in bbls
| COOPER Acme quote on orders for rromp.
delivery: Lard ties sl.5ei- for. wcod-hound
| 81 30 Tor s-hoop. iron bound. and 81 81 Tor S.
| hoop 10: oak pork bhls. 81 % for od-bound
| 81 10 for iron-tound: ash pork bbls. 81. To- olet
| les 81 49, slack-work bbls; 3 hoop flour :sc. g.
| for cooper. s. for hooslcr: half.bhl. 81 coiled
| elm i6-footl sS.2lIS.5o: oak lard ticrcc cooper
| Fork bill. 1si=c Shaved hocps-Flour tbl. s.. ).
| meal SIC: G-hoop lime &c: i-hoop do. &c.
! CouPERSTrFf's-lnc car lots on trk. :, Slaves
.s75: No. = s.: No ,laif.bb gum ST. 80: mill
| run pork bbl: SIS. Headings per s't-No.
| four hbI GiSa1c: mill-run 171s-in. stock fol
| apple bbls 6i4c: No. do. &c: lard tierce 16c
| shaved slOGis: pork bbl. s..
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RIVER NEWS.
REprRLlc sPEcrALs.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
cairo. Ill, Dec. 13-River gauge reads G.1
feet. showing fall Of 4 Of a foot during the
last "a hours. The Ohio River has reached
lower stage here than at any time during tn.
past 1a years. The Fred Hartweg arrived
from the Lower Mississippi mt . a. IN. with
tow OF logs The Polar Wave departed down
the river at II a.. m. with empty
Cincinnati, o.. Dec. 13.-Riyer feet: sta
tionary. Thermometer. II degrees above zero.
Vicksbury Dee 13.--The gauge shows 63 feet
tonight The Belle Of the Bends and Senator
S.oriill are due in. The Natchez is due up.
The Stella Quinn and Angeline NJ. aground
above here in the Yazoo River. Weather grow
ing very cold.
Paducah. KY. Dec 1s.-The gauge reads &c
feet and falling Weather cold and clear. Dun
bar to Evansville at > p NJ
Chester, ILL.,. Dec. ls.-Gauge 30 feet and fall
Ing. Cloudy and cold. Heavy ice running. No
boats.
Evansville Ind. Dec 1s.-River falling. a.s
feet Clear and colder.
Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. ls.-River 80 feet; sta
''f Iouisvilie. Ky. Dec .ls;-River stationary /:
feet !: inches In canal. ~ inches on falls. feet
below locks Cloudy and COLL
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 1s.-The ;, river, here
stands 8. feet on the gauge. fall OF , q a
foot in the last "a hours. All the local packets
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Dec 1..-Flour-Receipts 1881
bbls exports ia.1:i neglected but steady. Win
ter patents sia4s5 winter str.ishts s!afi : ~
;..35: Minnesota bakers s@..opS.sS: winter low
sIa $ s6as ], Rye f,n er r far to B sssd
wheat -four steady: g 3oas.3.; G9rnm,eal dull vi.
yellow Western sIS2; city 81; k In sig
afioat: State ana Jersey 56q5Sc. Barley steady:
feeding SOC: mating !snoc c. l. f. Buhaio
easy: No. : re-. .ga.c elevator and :'o+.e f. o b.
alioa,: No: Morthsrn Duluth 92S.c o. b. a ,;%a
options lost some OF their bulishness this morn
ing under sales for long account. influenced by
ceipts Late in the session wheat rallied on
talk and closed steady at ,.asc net de- de-
as9s. Closed SIC: Dee So. asSc. closed .soe:
corn;-Rcceipts $50 bu: exports SOS, Spot
sfcai: No. No. Yellow Sc: No. white Sia.c:
OPTIONS opened lrnsr on the o rain fn na sn ,h
wheat decline. The close was dull and net un-
changed May closed 4sEc: Dee. closed sc;
da I:- Ne. , iss Standard White lss No
4Oc; No. 2 white i:,=c: No. white iI,ec; trk:
wSe t sas. LAY Hops sh rn
mon to choice 1903. 2taS2,: 1907. 2ln2,,sc: old
sal2s pae H,d Gosst , 1893 sss ies S.a
lbs. Isc: California. q lbs. to % lbs lsc:
xas s dry = lbs %Gs, ,Ss aacs, set ssss
ssGsar Beef firm; family sioa1l: mess ssa2:
beet hams soaa packs, sole city EZRA ira
bellies ssaossc: picked shoulders &c; picked
hams l.alls Lard steady W ss sn, s's sn,sr
short ''; clears sisa1s So mess sis7sas.@ raj
tp pkss r free, e' isai.e per c5tfe s sea oil frm:
nrime crude nominal; do yellow ssgss,ac, Riss
R Rs,ae good n to Choice s%sc New orleans
aas sns sse G"s cash 0 No. hard sesa7s,sc: No
s'a7ec; No. eoassc: rejected Ss@Sc: No; 2
Ess Sc Cash Sg 10 'mf nsd n SsynSs old 's my
&c; ;,Ss % sSsss Stair S1sr. Gsy Hssss tim
sc. Receipts Wheat lis. go bu.: corn u. 500:
oats Il 900. shipmen,s-wheat 7s:0: corn 500;
patent, ssaie: s'Iaish,s 5Sa.iS: string Pat at
3d. i iSss;s NO. yellow diS SIC
Ma. = Sc SssdiG Go feeding barley sssc
fair TO choice mailing 4SaS7c: clover. contrac;
sIi5SaIL 6a,s: lard, per 10, lbs: .s,t7isdG %;
short rib sides ,oosel 81 l2iH Siis: short clear
"a, Minnsapolis MINI. ,n Pee o., 1smwhsat,pec
hard sea Ms No Morher y ss N on IN Northern the
.sc: No. 3 Northern 7sa76l=c. Fiour-First pat.
clears $ second clears sssSas d. frsn
in bulk si3
Milwaukss. Wis; Dec. ls..wheat weaker;
S2i5c: May S1kmS1i4c. Rye firm: No. ] 57c.
Barley dull. No sc: sample 32d5sc. Corn
Nav 45t,c.
Duluth, Mimi. Dec. 12.-Wheat. on trk.-No.
I Northern 19isc: No. . Northern 71c: No. :
spring 74i+c: Dec; 7s1sc: May Sic. Oats, on trk.
| and TO arrive a'hc;,
red Western winter IS 2i.d: futures dull: Dec.
| nominal March Is I'D: May Gs Sd. Corn-Spot
firm. American mixed As I'D; futures dull
Jan. a.: March IS Id
| Peoria Ill. Dee Corn easy to steady: No.
| !. &c: new No. : 3Ss,c: new No. g1ltc. Whisky
| on basis of s1e7 FOR finished goods.
Toledo. o. Dec. 12.-t'over seed-tash s6t'lz
| Dec. $3.50; Jan. s6.SJ: March $500 Prime tint
| otfy 10 Prime alsike $e.65.
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Nv Telegraph.

New York Dec i2.-Cotton--Futures closed
12.2sc: March 1:3'c: April Pic: May lac;
ans 3 &C. m sS5 G'ess gulf 2ns sea
points higher and, following the call. con-
tnucd rather quiet but Irregular ,, ,; and ssnes
Cables were a little below expectations. due
it reported. to selling by american i,,,, ex-
pc-ters. and local trade author.
report. but the port receipts for the
day promised to be moderate and the weather
in the South was unfavorable to the move
ment 1t was argued nmt ne. ,nirbt i =.
forced to cover in case OF continued puil ;s-
erosion and between one thing ana -, another
sentiment was very uilse., ns WI" ~ rne yer,
ther developments before trading 10 other tinn
a scalpng fashion Receipts at the ports to-
day were ssl7 bales asanst 81, last ~, week o
bales AGAINST 90, Bis last week and 1888 last
year To-day's receipts at New Orleans were
loss. bales. compared with SsA , n,s year and
steady SsE 2 Bes ..dlss4c: iss:
Feb !sais .7c: March g 81; Sc; April
i. siGis.S2c Spot cotton steady. sales q 100
bales: ordinary . 1-i6c: good ordinary 1Gt,G;
low rniddlinc l1sic: uiddlinr l2kc: good mid
LIVERPOOL. Dee 12-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
points higher: American, mIddlnE fair 1Ggd
The sales Of the day were 1900 bales. of which
go for spseaa,on R sna epcr ah bas n
including q oio American. Futures opened and
closed steady: american middiinE 4 Q. :. e ::
Dec 6.S2M6 sd Dec-!an dSsd ala ian; "a, o 81
q Sid apriI.May 8. 49d: May-June 6. 4Sd: June
July July 6. "a: jniy,Aug. esd: Aug.-sept. 6.sod.
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Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

wIIEAT-Received. 50 ears local and cars
through. BY sample: No. = red 9oG9lc; No. )
Si@sStc: No. 7Sns5c; No. . hard 75I7si.c;
No. hard 7lt1l6i.c.
through BY sample: No at I3a l3isc; No. 3
81 40d iohsc. No yellow at iic: No. at i5c;
No. white at 4Sc.
OATS = Received. .. cars local and / car
through. By sample: No. : at 3IGssc: No at
15hQ36c: No. at 3ifi35c: No. . white Mt 53i.c
No. at 3sdsec: No. 4 at 35d5.c.
FLAXSEED-Spot SIC bid.
FLOUR-Soft winter flour: Patents in wood
SssoNiS: clears. sa.ioaa 50: low grades in
3utes s. 4Oacso. Hard winter fioirs in Jules
Patents $3.50 for first to 1910 FOR extra fancy:
straights. S3.5od2-so: clears. S2.sed3.0o. Fore
going prices for lots from first hands. track
OF depot this side. Orders higher.
RYE FLOUR-1n q jobbing way at 1886 in
sute SKIS, and $50 in wood for new: mixed
and inferior less.
CoRNMEAL-ouotable Z. Q. b., at $40 for
city meal, $50 for pearl meal. grits and hon.
BRAN-Basis east track-Hard winter bran
IN Ia1s nj 15c and soft winter at sSc in large
and &c in small SKIS: mixed feed in zoos at ia
nc for hard and SGSlc for soft winter: nds.
at SIC to soc, according to quality. with some
thing fancy highefsii ~ Al mil Dram Sells AT ''a
SRI a .: No s1ais: No. ssaiosS: No. SO
10 Clpver-No. sloa10bO. and No tsI9:
clover mixed, ssGl1 for No ]. and ssnas % for
No =, according to mixture i.Tsifie-cho!ce
sos No. seI9.s9: No. s''tt's-"'' No ) s'a
STRAW"on triS. So seds. Ryc s1nS.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead A.osis asked.
'WiI1sKY-on basis of sl.s1is for hiEhwines.
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Southern horses plain to good. 900 s,
Southern horses. choice to cxtra........ legd l.!
Southern drivers .,.....................12 1854 IN
MI'LES-About five carloads Of mules came
in late Friday and early Saturday, but as
the bulk were consigned to dealers. they cut
little figure in the commission market whore
:, few small consignncnts still remained I'M
sold Heavy receipts have been the order this
week bu, sellers have succeeded in pretty we'll
cleaning uI the offerings and in securing clos.
to steady prices for them. In few Instances
trade has had assume slightly lower prices
in order 10 move some of the palmer offerings
hut on the good cotton kinds there has been
little difference Til. Eastern demand was :.
little better this week than FOR some time. AMI
this influence was quite assistance to the
market In withstnnding the large arrivals
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-14
Provisions.

Pork-New standard mess in jobbing way
closed nominally &11.15
I.ard-Choice steam on E. side closed nomi-
nslly soc: kettIe-rendefed &C.
Green Hams, Etc.-Car lots held (. O. b. +.
eide thus: Hams-le-av: at IONS; 1es at &C, rs
gaInei hams-1ss. isn2es and 2eaf2ts at $50
SIC. Csiifornias at ass9oskc, New York Shout
Vts 1gsr;2 aye.l at G..
H5satrn--Rxd. /. e. meats In a jobbinS WHY
rAps-d: Rreatfast bacon AT from l0izc for
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Kansas CITY Mo. Dec. l:-Cattle-Reccipt.
coo: market unchanged: export and dressc, beef
steers ST. .5si5.5o: fair TO good s3.6oIt.0: West
crn fed steers s.. ,5I i.15: stcckefs and feeders
s2.Soa4ls southern steers ssnsss; S"u, t,,
hcifer s.. ieqi:s .: bulls Sss5r3: calves ypa
receipts for the week 5000. lioGs-Receiris
625S: market 5alOc lower: top 81 20; bull. Of
mi67,s: pigs and light 81; 5oa4.e5: receipts for
the week A. 100. Sheep-RcceIts loo market
lambs S. 75d ~: fed ewes s.. 75aa.35: stock.rs
and feeders s2d3 G5; receipts for the week 1850
South St Joseph Mo. Dec i2TG 81. s,ciIy
to shade lower: light s4.!@ai,65: medium anu anu
heavy s4.5oa4.65: bulk si.55a46o sheep-ke-
ceipts none.
New York. Dec 12.-Beeves-Recepts lG head
beef steady: city dressed native sides. extreme
range. 6aSasc; Texas beef 5a6c; reported e *,
ports for to-day. 1876 beeves: $50 sneep; 6oii
quarters of beef. Calves-No receipts; about 100
head on sale all Western calves: no trading
whatever: city-dressed veals. general sales So, &c
rated slow and weak; desirable weight lambs
of good quality firm: others slow: steady: sheep
sold at S. 25N3.7O: lambs at S. 60G5.75. dressed
mutton general sales. &c to &c: dressed lambs
TIC TO loc HogsoReceints 4sss: ,,,, ON. MAR
ket nominal: good to prime steers s4.onS DO :
poor to medium SSfIi 49, stockers and feeders
Sl..5d3a 81: cows sl50n390: hetfers Sing 4. 90;
| Gamers sl.5Oa2.so: bulls sl75a4; calves s2n
5.25. Hogs-Receipts sOoco: Monday 5000: mar
rough heavy 81 i0a4 Go: light s43on4.65 bulk
of sales 81. 5og4.65. Sheep-Receipts 1000; sheep
and lambs steady: good to choice wethers So!
lambs s4a5s5; Western sheep .2e5a350; West
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THIRD FIRE At FLAT RIVER.
Missouri Town Suffers Another
Heavy Loss From Flames.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Flat River. Mo-. Dec. 1s-F1at River suf-
fered its third fire within few months
when tonight. at $50 nearly a block of
business houses on the main street were
destroyed. The fire started In Il livery
origin The bakery of II. p. Leverinz;
the butcher shop of Haghue & Boyer anu
the millinery stock Of F. Fitch suffered
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Import. and Exports.

New York. Dec J2-TotaI imports OF dry
goods and general merchandise at the port of
New York Tor the week ending to-day were ere
the week were s9'4s6l silver and 800: 900 gold
Imports of specie for the week at New York
were slO.9l9 silver and 81. sol gold
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St. J.oui. Future Prices.
stock. of Grain I'm store.
Prod uce.

Buttcr-ussher and strong. C,reamery.Extra
Mt 2s62si.c: nrsts e.gesc; seconds &c 1.adie-
rackei-Extra lie: firsts 16c Dairy-packed-
FANCY IS: poor To fair l3ai.c Country stock
in pals lcc for choice. and poor at s@l1c.
Csleese-Northern on orders: Twins IoiEc: sin
giles 1e=.c; daisies 1li:c; Young americas HIS ,
burger IIesirIc: poor sa7c: Swiss 15c for choice:
80. at 1ogisc; brick d lalI ,s,
through; shipped $50 'pkGs.: firm: market quot
able at &c for case count
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-nint-Eu,cher dc lbs. and upl at Hisc:
do light tunder Il lbs.) at 1,i.c. fallen at lSc;
native and Arkansas at 15l.c: latter selec
ton al lac for Nc. and lie for No. :: round
at &c: do. selection Mt si,c for M. and Il. :
for No. . Rulfs uncurcd lc per III less; part
cured IL: less; ,.uls $50. Horse hidcs-Grecn
M at sa75: No. : at SI.55: ponies colts and
blues at 81. all dry at .5c.
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BEARS HAMMER WHEAT
AND FORCE REcESSl0NS.
LOWER CABLES AND GOOD
WEATHER.
Decrease in Corn Receipts Causes
Il Slight Advance in That
Grain.

Wheat values were on the down turn in
Saturdays local market While there WIS
no great pressure To sell traders were in
clined 10 case their lines over Sunday.
Nearly all Of the news justified the bear
ish sentiment. Cables came lower on re-
ports of improved conditions in the Ar
Scntine and receipts here and at other
primary points were large. Report that
Armour WAS buying checked the down.
ward movement in the second hour. but
later there WAS reaction. and the close
was weak.
Corn advanced on wet weather ard de-
creased receipts at Western points. Spec
ulation was light. but there was good
cash and export inquiry.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC Special.
New York. Dec. 1s-Live Peutry-Rsceipts
for the week were e cars , Western TN: cars
s s9nrass aaainst "a cars last week Jobbers
carry over fully I cars unsod DID,, mostly ", chick
e esS q, turkeys were light but demand to-
dav was limited with &c Ia, all that average
beayv stock would have brought more money
Quotations unchanged.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. Dec. I2.-There was moderate
demand from consumers to-day. hut uuotatio''
remained una!tcred. Tho UNDERGONE of the iron
market is firm with prices as las; quoted Inc
;0-tay. with spot at g1h2i .25c. Copper was
steady: lake at 12.3.5Ti2.50c electrolytic i 1ai
T.. rs: casting Il. i25nl2. &c. Lead-Spot LOO
Spelter nominal ut 5.21c.
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Curb Grain Markets.

st. L.ouis-aIay wheat Size bid: puts Sl1sc to
Sic and calls S2dSchc.
May corn ilisc bid and 4li.c asked Puts
4l6.c and calls 4l3.c to 41tkG4lAc.
Miwaukec-May wheat-Puts Soxc bid anu
Minneapolis wheat Sic: puts and calls
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bunch. HOMEGROWN 15mc5c for dwarf TO 5oI6oc
fnr choice per bunch. California per crt. $3op
5iS 10 Celery roots .aTjJc per doz
RTTABAtiAS-ln bulk ;5c bu del.
pARSI.EY-Nrw Orleans .DINc per doE.
HAplSHES-New orleans decd 4ed6oc per