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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-20
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ORDER FOX SHE UE REA'. Isl L

STATE OF MI%NESOTA, T., Nit ronrt
In the matter Of the assignment of Nehe-
a., CO. L,LiL.Irr, IL, ~ j. C:arkc o., ami
t,tcu NJ SLni ,,;.', JnS /. Eldually lnSOl-
vent.
Lucas iieilS. Esq =. the Assignee OF Sd i'll In
>. Events. having presented u Lne UNDER
slgntu Judge ui said Iuurt his peLit,O i'll
writing Representing, amongst other things,
that IL" believes THAT i'll Inc Il! nerent cOull-
ties in wiIIc.. a:LId lilSIptV.IltS or either OF
them. OWneu rral estate AT the time OF aid
assignment. there IL r"tt! estate which be-
longed to sail lmsolvcntS or one of them, 1T
been S:hcd ulHL III the schedule Of assets OF
said inSOl vents, i.rt The correct description
of which is uni>nnWn I'd ) lid Assignee. and
which has non htrrLO;n"e been sold and dis
posed Of 10y III Aotigntt. IL is further
repr,'SeI.tt d by said Ass gnpc shat fore his
diSci.a rye a. Su:h said real estate and all
thu in eSt> of said Ae>ignDrS and each OF
them tnrr u SHOULD be sold ttnd disposed of
by sa III n >igncr 81 that upon his discharge
InAnl vents may have been disposed of and
>;lid trust fully con piet-tI: and said AS
,i@ut'c las prayed i'll an'i NY said petition
chat lie b author Eel to sell at public ven
due Whatever real estate may We remain in
disposed of. which i'elonged to said lnSol-
vents or either of them. at that time of their
said assignments; ana said Assignee having
further peiitioned the Court for leave to sell
1T public vendue any AMI all pesSOnal prop
erty Of said lnsuventS, If any there be, not
heretofore Snld or disposed of by him.
>gnee lT is Ii EREBY ORDERED
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-20

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-20

THAT IN making said sale said Assignee first
offer tho lands which said 1nSolvents and
each OF them. had 1T the time of said assign
ment in e;ic Of the different Counties in
this State separately. and If there shall be no
bids for said lands of said 1nSOlventS In any
county or counties. then at the close of said
sale said Assignee Is hereby directed to offer
in lump the lands of said InsOlventS In the
-arions Counties as to which no bids have
been received.
That said Assignee also at the same time
and place offer for sale at public vendue all
personal property of said InsolventS, ana
each OF them. not heretofore disposed OF by
him.
That said Assignee require from each pur-
chaser at said SAFE u sufficient deposit to Sc
cure compliance with his bid in ease his said
bid is approved by the Court. That imme-
diately at the close of said sale, sal AS
signee report all the facts concerning the
same. together with the best bids and offers
made Ia him for said real estate for such
acLion thereon as the court may consider
proper no sale to take effect until approved
and confirmed by 81 is Court.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17
John NJ. Huff Killed His Helpmeet
and Then Committed Suicide
at Purdy, Mo.
DOMESTIC TROUBLE THE CAUSE
Tragedy Has Caused Much Excite
ment in the Little Town, Where
They Were Highly
Respected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Monett, Mo, Jan. I6.-John NJ. Huff, pro-
prietor of the Purdy Hotel at Purdy. seven
miles south of here on the Frisco Railroad.
killed his wife and then shot himself in
the head, falling dead across her body. in
the kitchen of the hotel this morning.
Domestic trouble and dependency due to
financial reverses are said to have been
the cause which prompted the deed. For
some time, It is said. affairs have not gone
smoothly in the Purdy family. but no one
ever suspected such a tragedy was brew
ing.
Shortly after Z o'clock this morning. while
Mrs. Hun was In the kitchen preparing
breakfast for the boarders, her husband
entered the room hurriedly and began 10
scold her. When she retorted he whipped
out a revolver and began firing at her. In
all he fired four shots.
The first two missed her, but the others
struck their mark, and she sank to the
floor, expiring almost instantly. HUI then
became remorseful and began to beg Tor
forgiveness for what he had done, but she
was past all power OF forgiving.
HUFF, seeing hat she was dead by MS
own hand, placed the revolver to his own
temple and pulled the trigger. sending the
remaining bullet into his head. He fell
across her body and died in a moment.
The shots following in rapid succession
aroused every one in the hotel, and may
of them rushed to the kitchen, where they
beheld husband and wife dead on the moor.
HUFF still grasped the revolver In his hand.
A physician who was called found 'nes
were beyond his relief. and notified the
Coroner, who held an inquest, returning 4
verdict in accordance with the facts.
Hun and his wife were highly respected
and the tragedy has caused quite a STIR
in the quiet little town.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17
OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

Wheat opened well M buying in the hrstho vas brisk MI main bunsh influences
were moderate receipts and extreme cold weather in Europe Because of te ate inhu-
eme Liverpool and other fordsn markets opened strong. Argentine advtes ndcatedea -
we're determined by local conditions Many of the big traders were ranged on the bun
Chicago and other domestic cmters wee inclined to AXE prohtso or the uptmn. This
in the session there was a better feeling. Pnvate-w wire advces in1catedh heavy sales for
export Ind foreign prices held so firm hatfe w professionals cared to 90 short over night
Heavyr receipts were depressing influence in cmn. Thought the market opened strong
In line wth wheat the movement to market was so good that even a late rally was not
sufficient to wipe out the subsequent losses Speculation was light and confined to local
traders
May wha opened @Hc III nj closed sOxc up
May" corr opened &c up ad closed A6Ac n.
May oats closed 1dNc of.
Receipts of urdue were moderatea md phces for nuts and vegetables we're generally
steady
Local securities again were veil taken. Prices we're firm to higher for the actve
tsua
Yesterdays bank cearings were 1850 i3 balance $OO5N Discount rates weres eady
between s md per cent
Spot cotton was Lice higher in the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17

FEATHER-Sell readily as follows: Prime
white live geese in small SKIS. lsc and In large
large sks.I; old white ssa4cc: x ssas4c: xX $50
2ic; xxx 1oftl4c; xxx &c; tare 10 per cent on
small SKIS; and 3 per cent on large; chicken SIC:
dg duck &c: dark 2sG; turkey.cIsar tall lie:
wing; tail and pointers mixed &c: body 2hc.
DEER SKINS: ETC.-Prtme deer skins s1Ec per
lb.: Goat Soc each: damaged out.
gEE.WAX.ouiet at 2silc per III. for prime.
SHEEP pclts nominally 75c
@si; 81 earnings at 1oa25c: dry stock. fallen. ETC..
R~oo1s-ouote. per H.: Ginseng 8. lady
4ssj black DC; May apple -2hc: snake :s@ssc;
% Sart' q ,Pa root w Sc. ba *; o. sn sTse sx sasf Blood %re s,:e:
bluetiat &c: sassafras-bark Of root SC: wild GIN
sUNtIowER sEED = Nominal a. 81. 1o4,, IL
LINssED on-Raw at &c: boiled at sc: lc
per ga. less in car lots.
CCAASSTTooRR BEANsns1:;S per bu.
No. md lSe for No. o.; small quantities ic per
&c; summer white 42c: yellow Ale: salad 4sc;
HoNi;Y.ouote: .comb-Dark at 1oallc: choice
at l2c; choice Colorado white at 146lsc. or at
southeri in bbis. at sHasc: in can. can, seHas,sc:
CaiiforI Ia In cans at 7Q7hc.
in jobbing way at $40
sn orders dealers charge sase 81 $50 Dor sor Is ass and a -; e;
u, ao Rs,.S's. J, xos ssa Is ssessc: Western a. SEQ
sALT--E. side. Medium at SC; sranulased &c
per EE pm g If5 P eR!j %o5e this side: $500. =.
s FL o. On e Rsss tr asna jOSSsns R From hs ssar. = ,a a.; .,d ss
Quote. from store: Dried sGssn -p.ss-seoseS 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17
GRAINS RALLY AT CLOSE
ON BUYING BY SHORTS.
WHEAT SHOWS THE GREAT.
EST STRENGTH.
After Bullish Opening Local Trad
ers Sell Freely, but Market
Is Firm in Last Hour.

After opening well all grains We're under
heavy selling pressure during the greater
part of the session. Toward the close there
was a coed rally in wheat. Corn did not
recover all OF Its early loss. Cables came
higher at the opening and foreisn news was
that some of the big Chicago bulls were
selling on the advance the upward move
ment here was checked. Export sales were
the basis of a second upward movement IN
the last hour.
Excepting a lack of rainfall on the Pacific
Coast. conditions are favorable for the win,
ter vdnG t., crop; and prospects ths IN gens gba
snow. which has afforded So9d protection
during the recent cold weather. is disap-
pearing in Southern sections. The HOLDINGS
OF wheat by farmers are large in the cen
tral region, but are small in the Southeast
and extreme Southwest. Lack of railway
transportation still hampers the movement
May wheat opened at Adasc up and sold
at:
7s.e. 7s,se; &c. 7s,:s: !'7.s; &c; use 7'9.e.
Receipts of corn were large and there
was little outside interest in the specuia-
tive market until near the close. when
heavy ac~ceptances Tor export caused tne
shorts to rush to cover. In the face OF
favorable conditions for movement to mar
ket only a portion of the early decline was
offset.
May corn opened &c up and sold at:
tlsc. +l%c. Nsc. 41Ac. 4lsc, 4l1ac. 4l'sc. 4lisc'
41ssc, 41bc. 41Sc.
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis 1900 bu,;
of which 622 SKIS. and 81 cars local, and >
cars through. as against 1S.o25 bn., of which
all were local. in 1902.
Argentine shipments of wheat to Europe
the past week 10000 hu., against $500 bu.
a week ago. and $500 bu. n year ago.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points b6I.-
724 bu... against 52s. 900 bu. in 1902. and snip
ments 189. 456 bu.. against 1900 blu. North
west received ass cars. against 414 cars in
1902. Chicago received $3.50 bu.. and Kan
sas CITY 81. 600 bu. Clearances $50 .o0) bu..
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis 129.T0 bu-.
of which Ill cars local and 90 cars through,
as against 126. 400 bu.. of which 1S7 cars To-
cal and q cars through. in 1892.
Argentine shipments of corn to Europe
the past week 220.0N bu.. against 221, 600 bu.
a week ago. and 1900 bu. in 1902.
Receipts of corn at primary points 1870
bu. against 4l7.0 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments SSs. 627 bu.. against s05. COZ bu. Chicago
received 225. 200 bu., and Kansas City $500
bu. Clearances $4,000 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis S.SO bu.. of
which 81 cars local and IA cars through.
against 7O.40O bu., OF which 400 SKIS. and 80
cars local and Z cars through. in 1902.
Receipts of oats at primary points 470.oS5
bu., against 4o3, 900 bu. in 1862, and shipments
3i9.6s1 bu., against S72,000 bu. Clearances H.
100 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17
by Telegraph.

Paducah. KY. Jan. 1s.-The river gauge read.
q At The Dick S,I Fowler srs arrived ,.,, !, from ss cslrG at I'll IL
he ss.i:,s Mn,sh Of T IN. ' sir soaS st sh E.5 D5rss; W ssss
f Dick Sex.s en- F Tssa4nsd nj Ssr on at tn as:.s %s and ssft r os
return trip. to Cairo at a:a5 a: m. Tn. Tennes-
see arrived at 1870 p. m. out Of the Tennessee
p. m. on account of some repairs to be done
on her vince, she will not leave on return trip
from Evansville will arrive about s o,cloek and
1 mes..s on Is se, warm .ri elon aa n snd ssasa sTIhxs'i rain, nne
Cairo. H.. Jan: Ie.-The river gauge reads 25.5.
showing G fan Of , ~ EuT dns tn; asr1 las. tT Ts. n
putnam passed from the Lower Mississippi g
e ths : 1eassF p oeiG as { dspaa rte; T for the en noser M dns
s,ssiPr ,,o a, S 3 2; H.; u dtE ! =. NH The v rsse : ,i LIE ,r ar
The TSsu BONANZA s51% IS due from Memphis. The Dick
Fowler did not arrive from Paducah until 6 p. m.
Memphis. Tenn. Jan. 1s.-The river here stands
2. feet stoS on s the saS WITH II. fall aos Si 5 ,s In s shS ,sss
FTiar's Point. The Robert =; Lee. departed at
7 D 2. M m. 'G for Ai FUTON. Re Rec slS,e By Ese river ase.' To-Day y
were: lts bale. cotton. ZIG bales seed cotton and
slowly. The weathsr ,s turnins colder after a soft
meassst i.'aI Eiser rs {: i siai Tbs Ths ice ss, ]. runs rs
.vicksbure. Miss. Jan. 1s-Gause ss.s. fall Of
hatcher due down. Delta due from Memphis.
Chester, ILL.,, Jan. 1s.-Riyer on Q stand; guage
Al. weather cloudy and warmer: floating Ice
almost disappeared.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Jan. A-weather warm and
Pittsburx., Pa. Jan. ls.-River s feet. falling
Cloudy: cool.
falling. Weather clear: cool
,eins cisaa Ind 81 .. san; S Nasisss,d n: su ss:s; On
canal. hsqi' 81 On h fsii:: ' ss b Mii@Ri ices, fa' G5SGa, 81 .n q
cool.
Evansville. Ind, Jan. 1s-River falling. . feet;
clear: cool. G. W. Thomas and Cleaner Gown.
with coal.
rainy and cool. Arrived: Chalmette. Tue Bends.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17

or the s Republics, ;;n;.s quotations asts are for car lots IN
PoTAToEs-Northern on Tk: at 4,645c for
Sraska and iowa e early Ohio es saS:ee SOCK Me-
o~NIoNS;-Northern red globe at oa75 for
Sssse;; poor and email il less; White auii az seasoe'
pee Gt s5a. al! assSIains to end sua Rsn''s sex 81 s sssh: . :
IN aGGE sfnsisiGH and !! sq pss ; e. shaI sss 50. ?, pc,
s. :. %ssI 8 e s@s & ,d fss choice. cuoan
crctMRERsNEaats RI ho;house at n.oa,.,s
per sw d9I; F p%q hr3 3taS a crate; -se,so.. Nv
semohd at Ssasoc for yellow to stu Tor rsa
e4ssn af ST nfd e per s s,ss.ket cra,. a, ;, 50,
Mexican S. sold at $3.50. Cuban ss at s1.5oasa
and i & :sas@s a ,u. box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 2,s0as. . crate. Gel
BHEETs- a an' at 7 sia,. Is per Dbl. or Is
.CARRoTs-Home-grow at sod4oc per blu. and
LE;JTpcE.New Orleans at 81. 500. per crate:
ton: HOMEGROWN todfsSc per Su' BON ''""'
EGGPLANT-DuiL. Quote Florida at 81 5o9
s~PANISu-Quote homegrown at s5a45c per bu.
box; New Orleans at .5a55c per doz. bunches;
per bu; box and 5oaisc per bbi.
P~EPIERs-ouote Florida IS at s2.50d3: Cuban
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at sc.soas per Dbl. on
Sales.--future Hubbard at ooa'sc per 100 lbs.
Su"tc e ofieAiS ~ 1Vuo NC per
dos. punches. according to variety and size.
STRING B~EANS-Choice stock scarce. Quote
Florida at s5n3 80 per bu.. according to quality.
USTAF GREENS-Quote at &c per bu.
loose.
PARSLEY-ouote New Orleans at 10c per doz.
GAuLIFLoWER-ouote California Mt i.so9
rs for choice.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refriserstor stock
APPLEs-Per Dbl. from cold-storag.: Ben pa-
Wis. fair at 81. 2Jf11 40: choice at Sl.75d2: fancy
M to 81 .1jG2 Is: winesaps from s.. 20 to s.: will
low twiE g .91?; Roman beauty 8; SOFAS. and
at slS1.2J per 100. Eastern packed Baldwin at
81. oG2 %. and Greening s212.4 40 for No. l.: Sec
onds less.
EFE P~EARS-H.0d2 per Dbl.
hPES-Cataw at Ice per pony basket for
choice.
L~IMES-EcaS per 100. r
Pacific COAST FRUITs-California pears
oRXNGEs-Mexican. Sonora. On trk. at e.es:
car lots California navel at 81. 5o12. 10. and seed
hnrs Mt ssn2.b on trh- On orders 25dJoc Der
box higher.
observation-disclosures on trk. on basis Of 81 for
choice and s3.2j for fancy. New Mcssina at $I.50
o. in iobbinc way. On orders 257dQc Der box
hie,,rr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at ssd3. so and Florida
stock.
RAP F~Ru1T-Florida at sias a boz: Cali
MALAGA GRAPEs-ssa7. 80 a bunch.
BANANASls1G2 a bunch on orders.
COCOANUTS-S27.50 per 1000 E.. trk.. and in
CRANBERRIES-s1la12 per bbI.. according to
variety.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

w~HEAT-Receipts 622 SKIS. and g. cars Iocat
and 3 cars through. BY sample. del: No. 2 red
at 72G13c W. and 7:G73c to 12HN73hc destina-
ton weights; No. 4 at SIC to sOc. and rejected
at 56c TO 64c datter fancy. according to quail
hard at sSe 10 sssc. and No. ! hard at Sc to SIC.
outside for Turkey: No. 4 white at 6se,.
through. BY sample. del, local weiehts: No. 2
s sf. a. e. ~ xs1famSc y Nc aa, 3 at tl's7tySs; No. ! at
No. 3 white at 4sa4lsc: No. 3 ST. Charles at
OATs- Receipts 81 cars local and u cars
through. BY sample, del: No: 2 at a6a5GHc f:
s saa " ss'ss sld S: S S,ae i at at s : Il +. 'I side: 70 N atr: ] wi aRs
at as g., ss Sssc W. 70 eide ss,s: N Sa1 f i whit e.. at i ;saass e !
not RSs save See i car Ssul Nj, a : isew B. r .s1hS could !,
higher. with sales del. this side of . cars at
.HSAaKLEf-sale i car No. , spring at 4ac this
side switched. Quote range of value on mating
ai F1:Ax s. II Z ID; SIS per eu. $40. and Sis
s%.1a.ss,as sasos Sis'er en,ss fsnGy. ss.s5ss. e:
clear. .l.eoGs: low grades :225aA5o. Hard WIN.
stcs: clears: ss.50ass: ros.soin r'f rrices for se iots
fresh first hands. ,rk. or at depot this side. Or
BRAS-ouotable basis E.. trk. at Soc In large
winter, mids at eScssi; At mill bran sells at
RYE FLohRR--A. $40 in ju,e SKIS and 50 20 in
CoRNMEAL;Tci.y meal +. Q. b.. $3.50: pearl.
9s5 ton. local and 80 through:
shipped 2a5 tons. QUOT; Tinothy on z. side
lower grades at SlGG12. Clover at sI3 for choice.
s2 for No. l.. 31oGll for No, 2; light clover
side S1l.5o for choice. 81 for No. l and 81. 50Gl0. 50
for No. 2.
wHISK Y-Steadv at $3.50.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead $2.sTls. spe'ter
sTRAw~wheat on trk. $3.50: rye $3.50 for new
and $7IS for old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17

per ID. thin ewes at 2u2l.c: lambs 4T5c.
Iieef-On orders: ~Bbld.-PIate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at SEQ: mess at Sill .G21s; dried sets
I2l9c: knuckles lac: outsides 10ia4llc.
Live Poultry - Choice turkeys at 14c: mixed
chickens. hens and young 9izc: old BOOSTERS &c.
Ducks 12c. Geese TIC. Live pigeons aid squads,
per doZ.. &c.
Dressed Poultry-Scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens at 1Oc; ROSTERS &c
turkeys 15c; ducks, lie: geese S(i9c.
Gnme-The Republic quotes selected sweet only,
Ducks. undrawn. per doz.: MalIard Has; teal
St.75: mixed sL7!; canvashacS, s.: redheads 50
Drawn ducks 2yI5oc per doz. lesgs. Jack snipe
81 80: rabbits. choice. per doz.. s0nI5c. Small and
reflections and undrawn less. Jack rabbits. per
ia 25c.
Fresh - bass at l3c: Graphic at &c
for small to Sc for large: dressed cat at Toe;
spoonful cat at TIC: buliheads-dressed at &C and
gross at Sc: bufalo-Eross at 314a4c: dressed &C
for large and &c for small: German CARP
dressed at SC: small &c: gross &c: sunhsh at &c:
white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17

nbh s,ne1: Sm eli e. d +; bet. F to Snsu aes
Rosy I5Gss T. - n. ,a 5; on ! e% sns5.f Grand, !,
sS9f fsSdj5;i: ss.Ii:, s,sa S$!: M ii %s;s
Ca,hssins DIopp-w: d. ..:::c:.;";.:. 100
eS .Sai &@- i. III Iian NJ; lie; south TO- VIM M hi II.
LansdsIe. Jr..w. d. ~ $500
q co,tase: Mathews Real 1ei Estate CO. to .
Thos. l. TaaTe-w. d. ............; l
F9 Hs.nsaad: M tss :i Il BROS Bet F SaST'sa1 and and
Carpet Company to Josephine Mueller. 8,
rR fse5s;ss-s' IT. T. , INV in. v: s.. bet; chestnut
Rins; F:.i {. :: mi anderson ID s; bet !. G Hs ! naa
Really Company; d.. "r" l
md M.Is. &: ! M H.; xi s. } ssii Shs Tiass
Canpany to Terminal Realty COY; d. 1
the Collier estate to Terminal Realty u,
es issTsI PM r Il; n; III + i: o SiRs:s
eH Ssasas! asIs,5 r. /. :; e; Il; s u II Mal 4. M sa
IL Lf1NSit IT. 3 In. s: -. bet. Chez: ="
void to Emil and Juiiu. juengel-atc.
N ksnSeriy: cha charles ss' o. woc;dso ne' ta jenH
k nss NAY ni sMafsNTi IT. ~ in. e. :: 20"
on S.n West sa FIGs; An,,srs INVESTMENT Investment Com Com.
ppany-w. d. sse.oco
p, bet. Leffngwell and GLASGOW: Mich
ael 4: j.. Kesnoy to. oscar F. Potter
MSHsiD1soN:ii II. 10 in. n. -: bet. Gar
!. .l': =. ; sss. q hs e;SsS; hi' sp Ss Sl:sssr :: s. s.:
M an? 5sm g. : BET; ts S!"s 'g 70 T 4:4%'asi
Realty Company-w ~ "oo
instoo: Loswen Brown .GommissiSn and
Investment Company to Termina! Realty ,.ooo
M tInsp4sy Il. e.. bet: Vine and Wasi;; Wv"
R ISstisg' E aompa asnEg h1ES 70 o asr%isai
interest-w. d. G.Nf
h IsEson: Mary g. :. ": s ss'; Vine to an? %e, M siss
Rsalty. co.-sn undivided three-twel''h n,
N 1ins; Harriet ri BARKER scales to Tsriniasi
T assHa &: e; :, ri sssi asE'i to rs sas ~.
sss 1;:ss.: 1s'a si'hhi in. :; Ss to e sssles y,
M 81 &S;sss: r John !, il: Mcclure E; ID s e Minnie Nj; =.
81 H % %Ss?5:sss. 4 = E Alien ss il , 81; ''''
Is s S|Ss;Sf sssa:'; JOHN S; >. :F S:iss NJ & Nv"
Henry n%lsekmore-w D. - 1.No
Ea = b ;5,;; d : E. a sss: t st xi;sss HOW'D saa
sfxra-So n: W. s.. SIPS s. sixth; also
Sixth, 7s ftyw:. s.. being sns s. SixtS:
i sist seis s :. n MatH; 9 Fl also , s as;i i. 20 t e.
w. s., northwest corner Dover: also
Sixth. 90 IT,. e, g.. bet. Haven and
bet. Haven and Iouehborough;. w. Neal
Robson ct al. to Elizabeth n. Robe
1THiffRDS.H Fl. j in. e. =: bet. Cedar and
fmp, Co. s 10 TsrmiHs, Realty Goa@w. q. 1o.so
WASHINGTON; Joseph A. Duty to Ant'ers :,
wAsHINGToNzza5 r.: :; IL Fl Tink being as a. I.
.Sns Msfriaon zaena 4. ". ..nse. 500,
wAsHINGToN-27 n. g. g.. being az
Washington: Joseph Morrison TO the Ant y,
fers Investment Company-w. d.-...:. HOW
wESTMINSTER-5o IT.. 8. r.. bet. kings
highway and Lake: Mary, f.; Coiby. by eva
testy.. trustee. to ". Edwin Cnrby-w. q. sDV
wTIsLS-4 Il. 2 In. n. g.. bet. Hnitamont
md Hamilton: James W.. MILAN TO -,
Ellen +. Head-trustce's d. ....-...... 1,bso
wHARF-s5 It. ~ in. W. =. on corner
Chestnut: James C.. Crowcus to Ter A.
minai Realty Company-w. d. ......:.. zS.Ao
II. ~ in. e. 3. on south
east corner Utah: August c. HillbrinR u
to Conrad Johanres-w. d. .......-. -bo
WINNEBAGO-25 f.. n, g.. bet. Giles ana
Spring: Charles Brenk to Frank Trauns-
berg-w. q. Ho
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-17

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2 penn points 'S Sish. ram middlins upiands ssse: m.ddans
sslf :-s Ian. s s'sss: FEB Feb. s ss,ss' March r%a'q Sic: e xpfii
SIC: MAY ssic: June ssic: July s.sic; avg.
largely on general public demand, while the more
Count on a belief that. while the statistical pc,
had BEN overdiseountcd in the more than / cent
advance which, has occurred here since Novsm.
position to-day reaching S.soc. At the stronses!
interval to-day's market showed an advance OF
6 to 10 points, after which there was ] weaker
period under heavier sales to secure profits, with
the market finally steady at a net loss Of point,
80 ! a .coe s bales q for he RS'' day, Sc Selling a.' for short &C
count was arrested by the strong weekend fig
erpoo i" stocks being ssi.ooS short Of last years.
with the amount ahoat 1000 SHORT Of the present eht
amount of cotton brought in sight for the week
and the amount for the season s.1n~ less ses s, than ssai iass
sss.s72. and for the season 7.5ol. IFS against ..5a.-
BOG. Selling was also held in check by strons
country. the range showing an advance Of from
i;Iec e a-lec. In the afternoon. however: the
counts over balanced ali other considerations. and
the market closed rather weak .aS, IN moderate
demand: prices 10 $ points hIsher: american
SiiSs s'sod fair low s;'' .aids sHSs % s'tsd! Sd 's srd,n %,a;
4 SD: ordinary. 4.4sd. The sales G. the day wee
and e Ss'sTt an " ineiud I'D ZOO American. Re.
Sceipts 1o.4S bales. all Ame lean: iutu5ss opened
March tan i.,sSs.asd: Maseh:Aprii md: April:May
Aug a.ssdit ssd: Aug. Sept. 1!soi; sept-oct:: i.sid;
barely Ssy os1san:' . IAN s: 5snl fes. s 10 s5e;
March s:7as IS; April ill.,, siss asss ss &C.. May ss as
ssoG culinary 1dE n 3sc; low middIins.. 8 i.ise:: mid:
Q 13-ttc, Receipts 4 IA: stock 81, g..