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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-14
Time. slower Stages.

Mugg1ns-Men live faster than WON
en-.
Buggins-That's right. My wife and
I were the same age when we were
married. I'm forty-ive now and she
has only turned thirty.-Philadelphia
Record.
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J. w. Taylor of Trimble, Kentucky,
arrived here Yesterday afternoon and
W Ii liKely locate in Roswell.
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Bargain.

Twenty acres ofyoung orchard
near town, arteSlan water, IN
at Record office.
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Bargain.

Five acres at edge OF town, i'm
proved. inquire at Record office.
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Territorial omcers.

Territorial OFFICERS.
Delegate tt Congress-B. s.. Rodey
Albuquerque.
Governor-Miguel A. Otero, Santa
Fe.
Secretary. w. Reynolds, Santa
Fe.
Solicitor General-E. L. Bartlett,
Santa Fe.
Auditor-W. G.. Sargent, Santa Fe.
Treasurer. H. Vaughn, Santa Fe
Superintendent of Penitentiary-
H. O. Bursum. Santa Fe.
Superintendent of Public Instruc.
tom. Francisco Chaves, Santa Fe.
Observation-Disclosures Emmett,
Santa Fe.
Commissioner of Public Lands
A. A. Keen, Santa Fe.
Adjutant General-W. H. White
man, Santa Fe.
Travelling Auditor and Bank Ex-
aminer-C. V. Stafford, Santa Fs.
Game and Fish Warden-P. B.
Otero, Santa Fe.
Public Printer. S. Duncan, Las
Vegas.
Judiciary.
(Supreme Court.)
Chief Justice-W. J.. Mills, Las
Vegas.
Associate Justice-John R. McFie,
Santa Fe.
Associate Justice-F. w. Parker,
Las Cruces.
Associate Justice-B. S. Baker, AL
buquerque.
Associate Justice-Vacancy.
Clerk-Jose D. Sena, Santa Fe.
District Court.)
First District-(Counties of Santa
Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and San Juan):
Judge-John R. McFie, Santa Fe.
Clerk-A. M. Bergere, Santa Fe.
District Attorney-E. c. Abbott,
Santa Fe.
Second District-CCounties of Ber-
n%alillo, Mckinley, Valencia and San
doval):
Judge-B. S. Baker, Albuquerque.
Clerk-W. E. Dame, Albuquerque.
District Attorney-F. w. Clancy,
Albuquerque.
Third District-(Counties of Dona
Ana, Sierra, Grant, Otero and Luna)
Judge F. w. Parker, Las Cruces.
ClarL-J. P. Mitchell, Las Cruces.
District Attorney-W. H. H. Lew
ellyn, Las Cruces.
District Attorney-R. M. Turner,
counties of Grant and Sierra, Silver
City.
Fourth District-(Counties of San
Miguel, Leonard Wood, Quay, Mora,
Colfax and Union):
Judge-W. J. Mills, Las Vegas.
Clerk-Secundino Romero, Las We
gas.
District Attorneys. B. Davis, Jr.,
counties of San Miguel, Mora, Leon
ard Wood and Quay, Las Vegas.
District Attorney. Leahy, coun-
ties of Colfax and Union. Ration.
Fifth District-(Counties of Socor.
70, Lincoln, Chaves, Eddy and
Roosevelt):
Judge-Vacancy, Socorro.
Clerk. E. Griffith, Socorro.
District Attornsy-A. A. Sedillo,
county of Socorro, Socorro.
District Attorney-W. H. H. Lew
ellyn, county of Lincoln. Las Cruces.
District Attorney. M. Hervey,
counties of Eddy, Chaves and Roose-
welt, Roswell.
Federal Officers.
Surveyor General-M. o. Level
Ign, Santa Fe.
Collector of Internal Revenue-A.
L. Morrison, Santa Fee.
United States Attorney--W. B.
Childers, Albuquerque.
Assistant u. S. Attorney-W. C.
Reid, Roswell.
Assistant U. S. Attorney-E. L.
Medler, Albuquerque.
United States Marshal-C. M. For
aker, Albuquerque.
Register Land Ofice-M. R. Otero,
Santa Fs.
Receiver Land Ofice-Fred Muller,
Santa Fe.
Register Land Ofice-N. Gales,
Las Cruces.
Receiver Land Ofica-H. D. Bow
man, Las Cruces.
Register Land Ofice-Howard Lee
land, Roswell.
Receiver Land Ofice-D. L. Geyer,
Roswell.
Register Land Ofice-E. w. Fox,
Clayton.
Receiver Land Ofice-A. w. |
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w. H. M~cCLINTOCK,
Manager

WANTED.-An elderly gentleman,
strictly temperate. desires light en-
ployment about house. The best Of
references furnished. Apply at this
Office.
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NEW IDEA
For Sale.

A good pony. Price, $50.
Apply at THE RECORD office. If
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Telephone Notice.

The new telephone cables have
been put up and the worst of the
trouble is over. however the service
will be impaired a little for ten
ed.
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BY Telegraph.

New York. Jan. 13.-Spot cotton closed quiet.
Inidding upands S.S'c; midding Gulf s10c: sals.
and June S.63c: July S.6ic; AiIg s.4sc; Sept.
s.l1e: Oct Sc. The market opened quiet at an
advance Of g points. The Improvement was due
The market became easier. There come ic
lnand from commission houses outside orders
and mere buying on the outside. As soon as the
vantage of the dullness that followed and sold
in moderate way. with the resul. Of depressing
Prices 10 the extent OF to points from the
partial rally on covering The market closed
quiet and steady at net urcharged prices to
net decline OF points. Total sales futures
timated 125.95e bales, The selling checked
spot markets, New Orleans alone representing y
decline Of 1-f6c. while private wires reported
tfat there was very little pressure Of spot cot
ton and that desirable working cottons were
crease on account of tho relative scarcity There
was absence of Wall street interest, 10 long
a factor in the local market.
Liverpool. Jan. E.-Cotton-Spot In moderate
demand: prices points lower: American mid
ding fair 5.3ad: good middpg 4 SD: midi,,ng
4..pd: low rniddling 4.5sd good ordinary .ied:
and included 7s0t American. Receipts s. 500 bales.
including 21oO American Futures opened quiet
and closed @ IaSsy ssa. ss sssady & Amerean an mddlns
Feb and March 4.s3d: March and April -i.c:fS
4.64d: April and May 4.sia4.Gsd May and June
4.s5G4, esd; Jun; and July 5s'a4 esd: July and
and Oct. .ssd: Oct. and Nov. 1861
steady; Jan: s::oas: SIC feh' s.ssas Soc; MaTch
ss1as7sc: I1y saas .Sic Aug lssss Sc: Sept.
S.0.dis.osc Spot cntton steady: sales $3.50 ordi-
nary &c; good ordinary TIC; low middIInr
! ls-isc; middiins s 5-isc: good midd'inx Sc:
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e765-LADES' BoLMo VAST.
e7oo-LADES FIVE GORED SKIRT.
Waist, 80, "a, 36, 80 and 40 inch bust.
Skirt, %. "a. rs. 2s. 50 and 81 Inch waist.

Ladies' Reception Gown, consisting OF Ia
dies bolcro waist. No. S7So. and ladies' FIVE
gored skirt. with graduated f1ounces NO.
SIGo-White is the favorate color for cos
tunes designed for fashionable functions.
1t is shown here in a shimmerine Liberty
satin trimmed with black panne and pearl
embroidery.
The waist has for its foundation glove
fitted featherboned lining that closes in the
pointed yoke depth. The back IS plain
across the shoulders. a perfectly smooth
adjustment being maintained at the waist
The front yoke is included IN the right
shoulder and neck seams. closing inv1sibty
on the left. A transparent embroidered col
gathered and arranged at the lower edge
Of the yoke: They blouse stylishly ever tho
soft belt of panne.
yoke back and front They are fastened
with large pearl pin.
The upper portion Of the sleeve IS fitted
cap, of embroidery. The full PUFF is gath
cred and arranged on the cap. It droops
bow sleeves are desired the cuffs may be
band of velvet at the elbow. Pearls are
sewn on the panne yokes and cuffs.
The skirt is shaped with iive-gorcs, mar
row front and sides and wide backs. fitted
smoothly around the waist and over the
hips without darts. The fullness TO the CEN
ter back is arranged in an underlying p.ait
at each side Of the closing. These plaits
are so fatty pressed that they give much
the same effect as the habit backs, tut pro-
vide additional fullness around the bottom.
or two fiounces may be used. The flounces
are of circular shaping. but slishtly full at
sGp e ry es Shallow IN
at the Back. faring widely and producins
fashionable skirts at present.
Bands Of velvet ribbon outline tie seams
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No. l Manila a. $50; No. a. soe: rub

old rope; No. Manila at no: NO E a, 5cc: rub
BoNEs@choice tIeached At sl5 per ton: ether
kinds gG;, from s ,I SO to NJ 81 nr.r.,p "A, u.
wroSi ,ran IRoE c AIp heaxX css ali.aS. S .see
and 6reakage Goc; stove s5c: burnt sc: light
brass ST: heavy brass 81: copper 50: zinc SD.
pop CORN-Seling cob at 81 to S1.1o per
150.
PEcANS-Arerage receipts about 4Ee5Hc.
PEANCTS-We quote: Farmers stock-Red At
1isd2c per H.. white 2lsG2&c.
WALNUTS-SelIing at soc per bu.: California
at iegi0Ac for hardsheii and lc;saicssc for SOFT
=, cTEsTNrIsa New West Virginia at &c per
cTDER-sold at s. .Eo1s per Dbl.
HICKORY NUT9-We quote per bu. at 81 for
large and 81 5odi 20 for shellbark.
100 lbs.
soRGHuM-Prime a, 22aa:c per GAL: inferior
DRIED FRUITs-Evaporated rings at 4c to SC;
2T2isc.
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at
&c per lb.; Canadian at 1Sc: maple sirup at 6oV
GRASS sEED-Timothy at s39:5e: clover at
SsGlD; new redtop at 81 .e5qG. 80
tOoPERSrUFFSs-Qu Quote: Cotton nour bbl at
bbi at. $50: mill run lrl,t bbi- at $50: beer
keg al sla1ls lard tiercc at 81 pork Dbl At SIS:
Headings. per set-No. -four bbl: 4sc, mill run:
ns stock for apple b01 l., $50 No 6.S.a do
Hoosier: i,-hbi. s. 90: coiled elm ss; oak and
sssS ssss ;ss % E9;
81 10 for iron bound bbls pork bbls. at 81 6 for
wood bound, 81. 10 for iron-bound: oleo ties. s4c;
nat tor Do; sle ,f-bbls: &c: meal &c; ,x.,,
cotton ties at s1.071s. Hemp twine &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14
CASH GRAIN. FLOUR, ETC

WHEAT-Rcceipts sls SKIS and ss cars local
asS ana :S car, RI through BY sample deiiyered No
side No at esasse ". and eisasc ZEE & side side:
S!nary aus'able at ssc: No. hard a. ssi4assc
oisSa.Eeeeipts ..s SKIS. and III car. .oca, and
:. cars through. Ey sample delivered. destna.
Ssfhis rGf eHSr II M sns So s sold at
Ia4iisc: No. vello'v ut 41lsa42t-c. latter fancy
40 whsS vfsw at at sf c Ns St sres ShIte at at ;
NS and sa:o;, No; =: on N the cob at taa.sHc;
through: nv sample. delivered: No at siitc
r. +; an and s5c W side: No Mt sil:e ". side: No
side: No. 4 white at s4'ao f. and 34l.qi35c W.
RiEvey "se.H neares su9sas on The a. ,rsk, Sale.
NO No. del to z; side At soc on dest weights but
BARLEY.,st.ady. sales Of 5000 bu. and two
FLA%sEEb"R iifs II W is pc per b spo. and 81 to
arrive prompt shipment: no offerings. and moth
ELSgR-ssts Nv ytn,er mt sea5-fs.sn.. nsas;e:
clears. ss.soas: low grade. s. s6as =. Hard win
@ sfE ssa nlass foT Sss
fresh first hands. trl. or at depot thi, side. Or
BRAN-Resular buyers bidding L. trk. 7sc for
bran in In large and soc in small ma sks: 'sa &c in
for bran and ssc. for fancy mix x-d feed and later
SIC in small SKIS and SIC for mixed feed in loos
At mill bran sells at sc and s5cT$i for !nids.
BCCKWHE.AT FLOUR-At IS. 60g6.
RYE FLOUR-At $3.50 in tute SKIS and 81. % in
wood.
CoRNMEAL-City meal (. 0. b., $3.50: pearl
grits and hominy $50.
shipped 425 tons ouo;e: Timothy E. side
r-'ofce sis: No $14Ml5; No 81 5o113; 80; lower
for No. !. slOa11 for. No; 2: light clover mixed
s1 80 for choice $i1 for No. and ss.5od1o50 for
No. -
WHISKY-Steady at H.3e.
LEAD AND sPEITER--Lead ss.s5 spelter At
d 'SSrf sTRSWHwheat on trk. $3.50: rye $ss for new
and $7GS for old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14
EgGs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York, Jan. 13-Eggs-Receipta to-day T.
most favorably in sentiment, resulted in keep
psaranee 70 n. street PIioes on an GRADES 81
fsn g. u. %
the Sea,. .sd ,1,4 r w.;
% q Cases Special marx % of Apris. Ws. made e on Ss
the exchange at &c. Dirties and checks In tight
Chicago Jan. 1a-Egss arm; loss %. 2sdo per
Missouri and Kansas stock 2sc dos. los on Ok.
cases returned; new No. whitewood. cases In
Phiiadeipnia.. Jan. 1s.-Esgs firm and 1c high
s s ess S sc the @
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Now York. Jan. ls:-Butter-Receip,s $50
ira, sc; creamery. common 70 choice. aa.7c.
f ss gas si, as .sss
made l3,ac; fancy largo white. fan mace. l4c:
made e asa made fancy small as
wnIe. iaII maae. lac; late niaae i3,ec.
dtmand ea,ra extra 5000
by prints yoc. Cheese unchanged: New York fuii
small. is..alsNe: do prime: large n0lisc: do,
'uia ch,eaxo ca % Jan. is.Bnfter quiet and steady;
croamerIcs lsfs''sc: dairies Il uzsc. Cneesc duh:
s'ea'E' i"ai'e' Conee.,
New York. Jan. 1s.-Cofree.spot Rio auiet. Ne.
invoice 5-ic. mild quiet: Cordova 7.xaqizc. 1'he
prices. Ruled moderately active. but wa. easier
early continued saies by exporters. festureless
cables. full primary receipts and heavy cieal- \
ances; then steadie,l at the lower ranEe by mod
crate purchases for various spot interests. The
market was finally steady at partial decline
of points. sales $500 bags. inciuding.
tes @ a! p afs sS Set: may Sv
4.s5c. ana Dec. 5Go.;5c.
Wool.
Boston, JAN 1s.-The wool market is xensraIiyf
quiet. though nrm tone previously noted i. :,
continued and even intensified. Territory woola
relatively more active tnan balance of
the list. Fine staples. Territory. secured basis.
quotaDie at ajds1c. with hne 5s95sc. ior fns
mediums 5Vd53c is asked. mediums being Quotapls
ut i6T4'c- Texas WOODS are very nrm with tho
oncring rather hight. There is moaeraie demand
h;c for Northern spring., with middle counties At
issf5oc. southern II months pure California
steady at 51A5sc for stapie. secured basis Fleece
woods are IN good demand. especially for medium
unwashed feecea. XXX woods quoted 3Ies
Deiane wools also in excellent demand and
fuii quotations. being paid for desirable
sales have been made or fine washed at He,
and even higher prices being asked IN some casss
The Metal Markets.
New York: Jan; 13.-Tin was lower to-day both
in New York and London. the latter market de-
c'ining lis to fi3 lis spot and TO fIes IS 81
fer futures. while the local market closed :8fp
rs I'd spot closing at f5s ss and futures xr f5s1
Ips Inc Local market. affected BY the Develop
nients ABROAD was weak and lower: standa j !,
1:c. Lead was steady and unchanged bere a I
4i-c and IN London at f1l5 Seeter remained un-a4
Ghansed at London at 10. but here 1t, advanced
Il TO % points, with the close firm at 800. Jroii
abroad vas nrn,: Glasgow closed at IS I'd an'k.
Midi,eshoro rs a'sd. Locally iron was dull AMI
dry Northern a STs ar nc%1,maai No fSun
err soft at $2GA :,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14
SUMMARY Of ST.. LOUIS MARKETS.


's from the
a ndrp
nicatei the 10 h esultof
ai In
ION the Chicago
fry buying he world avala
showed Speculation trading
handss q broker Monday.
Corn trongp N
domestic ti Ilenty
first hour.
wl 1Gc up andc close &c
penedu
iosdi+a
fruits
firm to higher
Local We're
hfr isueswc seadyto lower
and 6 cont
ton an nchangei IL oca annarke
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.n.aaltns fair s-sc: ..e..Dss ,s.4.: stock ~.
Poultry.
REPUELIC SPECIAL.


New York Jan; I;-Llys Pcultry.HecsIpt. to-
day wers cars Southwestern. fully half Of which
were Geese. and I car Wsstesn The proportion
lset steady to nrm st 14o- Tnrkey. more plenty
and about steady. Some partially faftensd geese
arrived and brought long prices. but $1.3s 81. g.
covers sales on most OF the Southwestern Ducks
Geese-southweste pair. n.S0i.a Other quo %
tations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry-Reee.ps. today l.ui pkg.
receipts were Light. demand was light. and tho
many turkeys eomins forward hut demand was
confined to few lots Of fancy hens a lin
ited amount Of selected young toms 70 60 to the
rsred aeleeted hens or youn. tom. e iSc. while
the commission men generally asked 19c, very
little business Fssul.ils: Ordinary tu!heys dull
quite good demand, and such occaaonaly
reached l3t1c but on the average run Of Western
dry-picked u1x01sc was all that could be de-
pended upon, while scaldsd fowlR unless extraG
heavy were rarely salabls over 12hc Soft-meatf T.
ed roasting chickens were quite scarce and reAdf.
" commanded . premium, but on the average
run Of Western dry picked chickeus 1s,t0lsc Was
firm Geese le.: plenty and steady; Dry;pse;ed:
seSlaed prime Is'ts; e & ed roo:ssrs = stS,sc SQUADS
dark $2a2.&. Other quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14
Miscellaneou. Markets.

FEATHERS readily as follows: Prime
r. .ss PITT aS g IS 2 5ss eng e .
1 a9s I SsT cent @ on sulasSc.as se ss .a
wing; ,ail and pointers MIXED &c: body s,sc.
b DEER Sask skT s TxaI a & deer ano.e ns se
Id: goat S9c each: damaged out,
HEsE i Pef PPes ~ nd%nan a2d nime
@S; shearlinFs at 1eae6c dry stock. fallen. etc.
.sosy s. per "a enssnF saSs LADY
white, snake worth PC: t angeiiia sase Tahoc
blaear sc sassafras. bark ri Of Of roof &c. wild Wild gin
sUNF1owER sEED--Nominal a, ,l1o per 100
.LINsEED oIL.-Haw a, sc: boii.d a. 4sc: 1c
GssToB ss.ToE 61i nEAYs. s.M:3s per nu.
iti ;dTTgssf gi9Fe; 1Sff for osi,, No 7c yellow
summer white 1ic Yellow SH 4Sc: ssiad 4c
Tss at At, ss s sao'ss
cnsrn III per sbs a, xtrsseG d and end,
sAuEEKHArTWe = a.sfs in i9SbinS way a.
dtals5s aoSs charge snS sssS tsr ssls
sAL,r-E. side. Medium at soc: srsnulated SIC
PEI nS ere sa.s i!ss sS store: Whit.
beans g. 4Ja2.D for band-nicked pea and 81. 4isD
e.42 for machine-ricked- Dried green pens-Scotch
at SlsS: split peas at s.. Il per bu and 81 bbl:
hlacksye ut g: California pink at sa.c per in.:
New York kidney &c: Lima beans 5lidJisc: lentiis
4isc; choice hand-pcked pea offered On T.. trk. at
81 sIMPTI s.sHSI R.RRr,s-c., ~ ,u,o..,,. ~,
gasoline SIC: vinegar 1oc black oil 5o,; 1nseed
light oil and vafnish sc: sugar 1sc: whisky &c:
do. half bb's. Soc: wine CSC: sa,icrkraut sc:
pickle 4ac; salt DC: -four 15c: fnolss-cs 30c: lard
tcs. 3tc: 2oc OF for each broken heal &C for each
Moss5Grsy mixed lhNlTe: gray. brown and
aI1c:' NX at 3Iaasc: XXX at .4Isasc: XNXX AZ
6as,se; infert9r picked less: extra black Sc,.
BROOM CORN Eominally firm: quote. per ton:
Fair 5sae0c: common 4o4aOc; choice at 6iH75c.
RAGS, ETC.-Per 100 lbs. Country rags at Eoc:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14

Pork-.New standard $3.50 per 100 lbs. in a
iobbing war.
Iard-Choice steam on E side closed noulinally
s5yc kettle-rendered l0'.c; compound &c.
Green Hains-C.ar lots held {. @. b. L. side
thus. Hams-Io-av at l0isc: rs at tn,4c. 14s At
10c. los at sac; iss at CSC: 2os at sac Skinned
hams-lsdisgaos at 10,:c aud 22gsis at letc: Cal
ifornias 7.aQsc:' New York shoulders Q0612 av.)
TIC From the block del. Hams at Sss at9Ac. a. in
average; bellies at Sesqf0isc; Gantornias at TAO
.Ac: New York shoulders at ..sc.
d. 8. Meats-Notinc possible ouotah'e on cribs
TO arrive loose or fully cured .Bx1: lots in a
jobbng way ranged: Extra shorts at Sc, cribs
at &c. short clear at ai4c. bellies at sac. plates
at sIc fat baci1 at SLs. standard backs at &c.
Dealers CHARGE higher on orders.
Bacon-Breakfast bacon at from 12isc for. heavy
to 1sc for Iirht hams at 1i&al2isc: CALIFORNIA;
Mt eI4 dsIsc: New York shoulders at s1af10c. Plain
smoked lots in fobbing way raneed: Extra
shorts at 95sc cribs at 10c short clear at 10kc.
bellies at 10s.c plates at PC tat PACKS at &c.
standard backs at 1oiic. Hisner charged on
orders
Taiiow-Prime country run at ssc Gake more):
No. at Sc packers. choice at 6&fSlsc.
Qlc0 Stearine-Steady at lie
Grease-Country: Brown 3;se: yellow 4He and
white 41c. Packers stock-Brpown az 4S4fxc;
yellow at lxG4Nc: white at ugGsc;
Frog Legs-IarKe Sl.5o: med,um 81: smaii &c
Feals-Choite small at smS.1c per 10. = choice
heavy at 5I55sc: heret.cs at tgt,sc. Sneep s65,sc
per h. thin ewes at saei.c lambs igSc
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Pate ana d. Fuison Mar
ket and roll at SIC 30 ness az *i'oEis. orfeo sets
knuckIes He outsides 1911 duc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14
BUYING BY NERVOUS SHORTS
ADVANCES WHEAT AND CORN.
FOREIGN ADVICES ARE VERY
BULLISH.
Traders Who OversOld Monday
Re-entcr the Market on the
Buying Side.

Following Mondays slump In wheat there
was the inevitable reaction yesterday.
Many of the shorts who had oversold were
frightened by the prospects of warmer
weather and eager to recover their hold
ings. News was more bullish. especially
foreign advices. Reports from the Argen-
tine indicated that rains would seriously in
terfere with the movement of the new
crop. Cables were only trifie lower at the
opening. Receipts were moderate and the
worlds available supply decreased. There
was only a moderate export inquiry.
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
of wheat east of tho Rockies for the past
week at 3oe,OO0 bu. increase but stocks in
and atioat for Europe decreased a.9oo0ol bu.,
making the worlds visible decrease :;.59S. .O0l
1902. SS: SS against decrease OF 0s."o ou' In
May wheat opened i-l6c up and sold at:
.tsc' siaaa:sc. ;4'.c 7issc. H7.c, 7.f.c
Corn receipts We're large and the market
was somewhat easy at the opening. Later
considerable strength developed in SYM
pathy with advances elsewhere The cash
demand was again brisk. most OF the sales
being for shipment abroad.
Of roln ess r. report the available supply
week at $4,000 bu. increase as compared
with an increase of 1900 bu. in 1902
May corn opened unchanged and sold at:
4o;sc. 4s,sc, 4oa.c. lol4c 4ossIa03sc. Ao%c
of which 6ls sacks and az cars local and 2
cars through. against 400 bu., of which
all were local, in 1902.
Receipts of wheat at primary points 543-
66l bu against $4,000 bu. in 1902 and ship
ments therefrom el6.os1 bu.. against $4,000
hu. Northwest received 30T cars against
4l2 cars in 1902 Chicago received 40
!, Dm. and Kansas City 1l1,a0o bu Clearances
Receipts or corn at st. Louis 14s79O bu.
of which s16 sacks and III cars local and Il
cars through. against al 600 bu., of which
l3I cars local and 40 cars through, in 1902.
receipts of corn at primary points $4,000
bta. against $4,000 bu. in 1902, and ship
ments 4l6. ~ bu. as against a71 900 bu Chi
cago received 4l3.l50 bu. and Kansas CITY
1SS. 400 bu. Clearances 300 esi bu
Receipts of oats at St. Louis 50 400 bu Of
which % cars local and Il cars through, as
against a. 400 bu.. OF which n cars local
and Is cars through in 1902
receipts of oats at primary points as
SOL bu, against 1900 bu, in 1892 and ship
ments NSo ha.. against $ss.oc0 BIZ. Clear
anceS 322 sS4 bu
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14

and from frames for squares Of tmbro,dey
at the top of the nounce. 1t also hrisAes
the edges Of both dounces.
Fiye-gored foundati ations are seen In almost
all the skirts which are trimmed VIII
fiouuces, as the majority OF materials are
cut to good advantage when several cores
are used. The founces are stitched,
trimmed with nat bands. or covered win
many yards Of ribbon and chinon ruch1ngs;
the bottom is favored this season
To make the waist in the medium s'ze
forty-four-inch material, with one yard Of
velvet and one and onerquarter Yards OF all
over lace. The pattern, No. Sl66. Is cut In
measure.
To mako the skirt In the medium size will
require FIVE and three-Quarters yards OF
forty-four-inch material. The pattern, No.
S7O0 Is curt in Hxes for q q. ~ 4. q. 20
and 52-inch waist measure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-14

chickens. hen. and young To-: old ROSTERS Sc
Ducks lec: Geese Sc. Live pigeons and squads.
per doZ. .Jc.
Dressed Poutry-Scalded and undrawn. with
lVaGs and legs on: Chickens at lie: ROSTERS &c.
turkeys lie: ducks lie Zoe.
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only ::
Ducks undrawn. per doz. Malards 81 teal 81 bo
mixed SID; csnvnsback -, redheads s.. Drawn
ducks 2'Jac per doz.. less. Jack snipe 81 b0 Iab-
bits. choice. per doz. l.lo Small and reflections
and undrawn lees. Jack rabbits. per doZ.. HIo
squirrel. per doz.. 60c: 'posslm. each. Sa9sc.
Fresh Fis!i-Biack bass at i3c; crappie at be
for small 10 SC for large: dressed cat at lec: :
spoonb.ll cat at 7i.c: ullheadsdressed at Sc and
gross at sc; buffalo-Eross at 3in4c: dressed bl:c
for large and o. for small. German carp
dressed at &c: small &C: gross &c. sunfish At 4c'
white rp.ch &c