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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
M,.celInneou. Markets.

FEATHERs-sel readily, as follows: Prime
white live geese in small SKIS: &c and in large
alc: x ,6ai!c: XSXX SC; tare 10 PEI cent on
duaati viii s: Sc: dark &c: t~urkey.eiear tail isse;
wing SCI. pointers &c; wing and tai MIXED SC;
DEER SKINS, deer SKINS sic per
lb.: black tail 2sc; Texas at 25c. antelope l5c per
ID BiiESE SsS As esSn; aa at ssSe 1 pI ID. for prime.
wool pelts nominaily 75c
asl; FhcarIinss at ioa2So: dry stock. fallen. etc.
'Roofs-ouo,e. PEE. lb,: Ginseng s. ssas. rs: lady
sss: Black Sc; s se: Nay ssq apple PIE r. lAe Snake fS.d; ssa ssa!
white snake worth 3he: q gel ca 5asc; wahoc
M 5iosias q &c; FG sass All sar BARI E! o. d!e soo &c s.: s %fss r So:
5JSFLowER s~EED-Nominai at $40 per 10
LINsEED oIL-Raw at &c: boiled at sc: lie
per ck Ss1; iesf Z sss 81. IS per bu,
No. i and lt for No; 2; small quantities ic per
10 co %sre; oGfII-win.er white &c. yellow
lsc; summer white 4le: yellow 49c: salad nc;
aSSsSfbS ssa E e3,S Ss%s, Isits ct ,Ss sIs.: choice &c
California in cans AZ 7a7Ae.
g rs per ss-bbi and at ss.ss per Dbl: On orders
dealers epsd ehSrse ie;s0 FORK fer "a =, a ssass $50 w f9s ses.. :,
+ side: Medium at SOC: sranuiated Sc
per Rr ee,;; s SN Per p ssli msss teis iro siae. store: whit.
beans. ss.4b9so for hana-Pieked pea and & ioS
2xe for machins.oieked Dried green peas-scoteh
bfackese al 81 Ca! fornia pink at 2lc per II.
New York kidney Sc: Lima beans SAC: lentiis
EMPTY sARRELs4coa, oil, turpentine aud
ia haif hbls. 60: IL -: ssasei1sns q:
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Cash Grnin. Flour. Etc.

sassaH5s B5 ;s@ets s !; eess ! ! fea s aas E . ss5.
az a2~.t7=.sc W. ead 72.s47JIac E. SIDE: No. 4 at
&c to dc; rejected at 5sc to Gle: No. 2 hard at
Csc to 66!ac: No. 4 hard at 5s9doc: rejected hard
at Sic: No. 2 mixed al size.
coKN.keesipts 4Ii sks; and y cars local and
s ssiSsS s. AT s,asys @:ss Local Weights az a1 sfsas:
No. ? white at 4zl4c, No. 8 white a, IaIlsc. No.
OATS Receipt, a cars local By sampl.
fancy sIask at sssse. Nc; a. sa.4 as.e: No At
.5g'9 KS No White i White AZ s g. Sc; No. . white at sAho
RYEGs;eady scarce. sale. on trk. No. 81
car Gel; e :; side a, 's,,e Local weights: No. 3
side del. Quote range Of value on mailing bar
~FLANsEkp-No offerings. Bids n-l2 per bu.
spot and 81 II to ariise
sta CHS. ssaSas,SJ: extra fancy -, a Is: ci aTs
81 ssas; .Ow ETases SEQ 80; hard winter fo.rs
hands. trk,. or at depot. this side. Orders higher.
BEAN-very little offered and TO buy shippers
in small SKIS, '7c in tulk; mixed feed In hos
at $50 SC. and nids. at Soc TO CSC. all basis
Z. trk. AT mill bran sells at 7IqIsc and ships at
BUCKwHEAT FLouR-At s.. 80 az.
RYE FLoUR-At $50 In juts SKIS. and $50 in
GoR mn Eam;,s meal f. o b.. $50: pearl.
iHiA9@Rece'pt SO ions local and SIS through;
salPPsa .i s. S IONS 9 s1ssis;5 a'"' N. :? g . j: 49,
S .SSsff /. ssiais Tor 20. 2; I,Sns clover mixed s1ss
i and heavy s9gl2 p airis on W. side s1i.se9
WHIskY -Steady at slSf.
LEAD s~PELTER-Lead ss-s7h. spe!ser
sTREw@wheat on trh $50: rye $3.50 for new
ard sI9s for old.
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WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
ON FOREIGN DECLINES.
LOCAL AND PRIMARY RE-
CEIPTS LARGE.
Corn Values Are Well Maintained
and Cash Demand Con
tinues Brisk.

Trading in grain in the local market was
extremely dull yesterday. Ranges were
| within narrow limits and there was practi-
cal Y no outside speculative interest Wheat
closed weak and corn and oats made slight
cams. Ihe PRINCIPAL beaiish factor was
a del ne in European markets following
Mondays domestic advance. Receipts here
and AT other primary poin.s Were heavy and
crop news Was generally hearisn. strength
In corn caused the recovery of a portion Of
the cary loss in the last hour.
braastreets report the a""''able supply OF
wheat east of the Rockies for the past week
ar l,iic.tv bu. decrease, and stock In and
ailoat TOR Europe decreased ZOO. 90 bu.
making the woI Ids visible supply decrease
~5.44v.oC0 tu.. against a decrease of 1.536. 900 bu.
In 49,.
My wheat opened unchanged and sold at:
1850. 1i.c. 1850. 74zc. 7iizu7isc. 744.c, ila.c.
Corn was the strong spot at the opening.
There was fairly good buying based on
moderate receipts and an excellent cash
demand. Despite rather free offerings the
market held firm and the tone was bullish
throughout the session.
BraLstrett S reporls the available supply
of corn east of the Rockies for the past
week at 1885. coo tu. decrease, against an in
crease of 6Ui 600 bu. in 1852.
May corn opened unchanged and sold at:
$4,000. 4oc. $3.50. ssa.c. 1889. soc. loHc.
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis $1,000 bu..
OF wh.ch 81 cars local and 8 cars through.
against iO.A2 bu., or which all were local,
in 1902.
receipts OF wheat at primary points 637,-
4s ou., against 1900 bu. in lac2, and ship
nents q 1858 bu., against 2il,o go bu. North
west received sS cars, against 34 cars in
10. Chicago received 70, 30 bu. and Kan
SaS CITY 5000 bu. Clearances us 600 bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis were 80, 1S5
bu., of which 43i SKIS. and 70 cars local and
- cars through. against LOO bu., of which
IL cars local and ~ cars through, In 1852.
Receipts of corn at primary points 7so.0s0
bu.. against $4,000 bu. in lN2 and ship
ments, 5s45t6 bu.. against 454. 600 bu. Chi
cagO received ilt,o29 bu. and Kansas CITY
l5i. 400 bu. Clearances. 329.s bu.
Rece1 pts of oats at St. Louis 81, 300 bu., of
which 81 cars local and 1 cars through.
against Sl.S bu.. of which 81 cars local and
p cars through, In 1872. Shipments, b.
325 blu.
Receipts of oats at primary points 49,
COZ bu.. against 365.GD bu.. in 1902. and ship
nents. $3.50 bu., against S75,0V blu. Clear
ances, 9, 400 bu.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Yeserdaytsh al grin market was as near featmehss as It cold be. It vas N o Il
day and most of the trading was by scapersa and small operators Few of the usually
active professionals were active In the pits d exporters were not in evidence In the
of other factors a decnneh European prices vas the main bearkhi ndihdon
Receipts were heavy md crop reports were generally FAVORABLE. Buying was desultry
and there was appaIentyn no concrede nortO keep prices up Ter range was so mar
row that the whoed days uansactonss scarcely formed the basis for the fxng of values
The only show of strength was SIN the last hour when the advance of con futures was
reflected the heat market
LKht receipts and n good cash demandw we're the bursh factors in corn Ever in this
rain here was title outside or professional interest,", and the volume of trading was
barely sufficient to cause a slight advance
May wheat opened unchanged and oed 1c off
May corn opened uuchangeda and closed. hdAc up
May oats doed IMc of
Prices for produce were generally aAr and the supply VAS good. with a moderate
demand.
Locals securities we're fairly active Values we're mainly or the owntum.
Yesterdays bank changs we're sSS1a balances HEN3S. Discount rates were
TIVE 6 and per- cent
Spot cOon vas quiet and unchanged in the local market
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nl gs' sa nsEaSl ani.. su, s:ass@,.. are .p ts5 e. lG s., 4
lots on orde.s are Charged higher. '"
BkRkls,S-fiUr.da SOC per quart Texa.
,A~PPLES-Per Dbl. from cold storage: Ben Da.
Wis. far at Zoo 40: choice az sl.YMs: fancy
tWis 70 al - ;a.Seas 81 and S'RHe Roman lt Ieaui iy az .. e; n,'l Sc
cording e sondition; Bunk at siisaia Pei ~
sreen,ng at 81. a: No. less. 0
GRAIL s-CstaWba at l5nl6c per pony baske,
sPEARs-Keifer at s2.s56s.so per Dbl. 70,
~aHhsn!S eSas F. FR RI; -orn.. peau a,
& :se aas g, u Thiss s slilsH as e.. 2, a a.. sss PEI %s sS'is , Box at
cso A.. ESorids e l. .s@s e e on n, 1 tIk; 2. ss,so
81 ! :: sr :5sss S ssss So per sse 81. h.s = 80 90 Tx
choice and ,s.as 20? f.n on y: nv 4. q ael Srs ai q sss T. 81 =
of piN 81 SiaLEs sssss ssf al boz .l n!s ssr. pc. do..
' SsEA ssis assaS 81 : % pc, Dbl;
eoeo4NUTsassS Rss s pn 1.% 9. S z. Tx. ana In
.lS eahias 3 Pas ST: Iat. s]ari ta '' ssli!so way At
connoh 10 faif ,o s5aase on for ! Choice ss s sssss' N se-
braska; Iowa and early Ohio lsqasc -, ,.,.
and SNs ssssSc ssd': yell sss &c. & Sl Ss h d aI:. q G' X
ssa.isj assp; dig q s0 af ,Isais " ass ,S SSSa DEL, &C.
cordins to quality: domestic at 50: red cabbage
''s sxG 4 sflfsG RsE 81 Is per a-oe,. and s.. per
Dbl. On orders higher.
UMBO-FlOrida rs SZ.oUuS.
CuCUMBERS-Ea TEN dollhouse at H.b04f.6
per doz. Florida : az per crate.
SWEET POTATOES-Bermuda at l6QSoc: Nan
semond at s5I9Oc for yellow to $ll0 for red
queen at 55fi6Oc. per bu box
TOMATOES-Fiorida per. 6-basket crate at $50
az. 70 for good to choice; Mexican Go sold at SIS
PARsNIPs-soa4oc Q bu box.
CELFR Y-Ca'ifornia ut 81 "a; HOMEGROWN at
2sa4oc per doz. lunches: celery roots so@ioe per
s.BEETs-Home-erown at sialas a Dbl. or $50
SOC per blu. loose.
cARRoTS-Northern at 5oassc per 100 lbs;
homegrown at 40c per Blu. and 81. 90 q Dbl
LETTUCE-NeU Orleans al $e.50d3 a Dol
EGGPLANT-Florida at E.6Da2 a crate ana
2oI5Oc up to 81 q doz., according to aize -
-SP1NACH-Home-erown at. -hf o. Der ou- oo1'
New Orleans 15c per doz. punches.
TURNIPS-Home-g grown at l5gaec per nu- oo1-
and 50675c q Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures per Dbl On orders.
higher.
KALE-Home-grown at 1oc a bu. box
GARLIC-New Orleans new at 51Gc per ID.
SQUASH-Hubhar at 3c per 100 lbs.
DADISH .o-30TI35c per doz punches. eccoro-
Ing to variety and size.
STRING BEANS-Scarce and higher. Quote:
Florida at s.. so a hamper: Louisiana. at 81 per bu.
per bu. loose.
BRUSSELS ~ROUTS-121 per quart.
ESCHALOTS-New Orleans at 2c a box.
Orleans at 81 per Dbl
PARcI EY-Nev Orleans IaTl5c doz.
CAJ-LIFLOwER-California at S-7591.8 Q
crate for choice.
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.Veais-Chnice SINAI! at &c per ID. choice heavy
at 6iac; heretics at 4GJc. Sheep 3u3t.c per ID.
thin ewes at 2q2lsc; lambs 4q5c.
Beef-On orders: ~Bhid.-Plate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at 81. 70. mess at 81 s2i4: dried sets
knucklcs lie; outsides l0i.IIIc.
Live Poultry choice turkeys at I2iaIi4c:
mixed chickens. hens and young. sisc. old ro9s-
tiers 4isc, Ducks lie. Geese Sc. Live pigeons
Dressed ~Poultry-Scalded, and undrawn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens at i9c: ROSTERS
&c: turkeys 144l5c: ducks isc: geese 16c.
Gane-The Republic quotes selected sweet only:
quail. dry and undGawn, per noZ., e. -; mall
latds. f3:75: blue wing teal, 81 20: greei-wing
teal 10: mixed. Sl.5 canyasback, IS; red
heads. 81: drawn ducks 2545Gc per doz. less:
Jack snipe. $50; rabbits. choice. per do2-, aln
LILO tsmall and reflections and undra WI less);
Jack rabbits, per doz.. 81 IS; squirrel, per dOz.,
Toe: 'poSsIrn, each. 5T25c.
for small to Sc for large: dressed cat at loc:
spooneili cat at &c; bGIiheads-dressed a, &c and
gross. at &C: buralo-Eross at 3ikG4c; dressed
.i-c Tor large and &c for small: German carp
dressed at sc; small 4c. gross &c: sunfish at &C;
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MINNESOTA FAIR COMMISSION.
Gov. Vansant Appoints Worlds
Fair Representatives.
SPECIAL.

St. Paul, Mimi. Jan. e.-Governor vansant
will manage the Minnesota exhibition af
the st. Louis Worlds Fair. The members
known. manaser OF the BijOu Theafer and
successful promoter Of amusement enter
prises; Condo Hamlin of ST. Paul manages
Of Lake City. president Of the well-known
Jewell Nursery Company, who will AVE
charge OF the agricultural exhibits.
The commission has available an appro-
priation of sc 5000, made by the Legislature
of 1891 The Governor did not appoint the
commission at that time on account Of q
delay at st. Louis. The present Legislature
will be requested at least to double tho
amount to be spent to advertise Minnesota
at the Exposition.
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BY Telegraph.


New York. Jan. 6.-spct cotton closed quiet.
s s'sle sai March Fu ss:s: G aSssf a sse Kan Kan s;sss: Fer.
marx make, 'S oPsns sdS; sa.v As az . s SssijDs SEPT p ,, : 1.-THE TT.
WAS a further decline Of ! to 6 points On the more
re 5ees INT open sssc. le, ,Ss, By ne leader s.s q ne bun psr:y
s ssiis ( At a tsf sane e. me i 6 . si s5ias: i "A ssiisr. SSs f +
appeared tina; strong parties were absorbing all
ispid rate Sentiment on change soon beam.
because Ssl q The Prov Movement ne Ia q e sss9an eon ahn RsId y
Be disappointing. The semi weekly movement. IN
: sallish easss SHOWING . io:s Z stock instead 8
the week l7.sI7, against IS. go las. year. This
the country. with but one exception. maintained
s ssIas as s51Sssd ne &c s. Tss ioe.l pf MARIE. s. Is sps:
cotton was quiet with : scarcity Of desiTsbls
3 : p Psi : se' f fSsai's sale. is z s'i sasu. re : estimate. ssS sa:d' at
New orleans "a K, Jan s.Gsstes.FSsu5ss,
s s.sSs.sse: 5 JUN s,sa ,aas SEC i:; A Ms' s.ssss Sc: seps
si"Sss o 1ssi n sy0s ss seti sood r oasiu: .n1 re sss:d Z. ma mid.
al s!ins m, ! IS1,se ia, m, ) lite. . s ssissi s09 4 81 R;d ssoes
kettle zTG3 Lie. open-kettie centrifugal . SIC
s Ii-lsc:- cent?. fugai !granulated Z s:iso4Ko;
snds ssas sise; MoIa.ss: auie,; open-kettis IL
liverpool. Jan. &-Cotion-spot in fair demand:
prices : points lower; American middiinf fsir
mlddiinF ie4d: good ordinary 4<2d; ordinary
included 800 American: receipts 5000 balss. m
Guiding $500 American: futures opened easier
Q. c. Jan. lsoai. SD: Jan; Feb lsoa4 SD: Feb
May I.sid; May-June 46ed: June July Ased; July
Aug. tssd: Aug.-Sept. LS845sd; Sept Oct L4lds
Oct Nov 34d-
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PfOvt1tOna.
Pork-New standard sii.tu per 100 lbs, In .

Pork-New standard sii.eo per 100 lbs, In .
5obbing way.
L.ard-Choic steam on E. side closed nominaiiy
80 kettle-rendered l0S y lose: compound &c;
Green Hams-Car lots held I. o. b. F.. side
thus; Hams--l0-av. at l03zc; l2s at l0Ac. 14s at
s5sc. les at 9%c: ISIS at ?Ssc: 2es at 9iac. Skinned
hanis-I6Q iSa l0s at lGlsc and 2"n2is at l0isc: Cal
ifornias 7%e: New York shoulders lonl2 ayl SC.
From the block. del: Hams at 9AG9Ac. as In av-
eraSe: bellies at s&d1oiac: Cal tomas at 1fs0
T%c: New York shoulders at. 77sc.
TO arrive. loose or fully cured. Bxd. lots In a
at SAC. short clear at &c. bellies at slsc. plates
at Sc. fat backs at Sc, standard backs at sc.
Dealers charge higher on orders.
Bacon-Breakfast bacJn al from l2isc for heavy
to l5c for light: hams at 1!xGl25c; Calfornias
at 9Al9nc: New York shou.de. s at 81. Ii0c. Plain
smoked lots in 2 jobning way ranged: Extra
bellies at lulsc. plates ut SIC: fat backs at SIC:
standard backs at loc. Higher chal ged on ode 8.
T~allow-Prime country run at &c tcake more);
No. 2 at SC. Packers choice a, ssg6i*c.
Oh, SteaIine-Sttady at iiIc.
G~rease-Country: Brown 3Nc; yellow 4ac and
white sc; PACKERS, Saskatchewan at 4sG4s<c.
Frog Legs-Large $I.50: medium 81: small Soc
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Farmer.' Mutual, I..ur..ee Company.

c
Richview. ILL.,. Jan. s.-The Richviev
Township Farmers Mutual insurance
Company. which covers Richview. Irving
tralia. and Raceoon townships, met at the
American Hotel in this place to-day to elect
officers for the coming year: h following
Richview; secretary. ]. r. Hartley, Contra.
Tia; treasurer, E W~ittenburg. Richvies::
Brease and Ebb whittenburg. Richyiew.
Farmers from almost every township at
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stock. Of Grain In Store.


Butter firm. Quotations.: Creamery-Extra 3oc;
flrs,s 25I2sc; seconds 2Sl24c. D~airy-Extra 2ld
&c; ilrs.s lSgl9c; grease 4u5c. Lidis-packed-Ex-
ira lS4zOc: ilsts 17aisc. Iounti y-Packing stock
l3nlsc. Reno, ated-Go.d 20 &c.
Eggs-Curi ent receipts zle2 &c. Receipts 2,os7
Che.se-Northern on orders: Twins 49,: singles
12i4c; daisies lst+c: Y. A lSs4c: longnorns i4c
Lmburger uls4lZc: SWISS l4Ql5c; brick 1-Gl2hc.
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New York: Jan. s.-The market for ev,posst.d
demand q shade more than quotations. Common
at 5H aSifc and fancy at 7@7xe. SPOT prunea
while not particularly active. met with fair fob
bling interest and are nrm. owing largely to
the concentration Of supplies ouotations rnss
from s'467,tc for all grades Aprtcots are auiet.
hr' about steady at 7xd1ie In exs. and 140lee
peeled and e,s61oc for unpeeled- .
New York. Jan. G-Conee quiet The market
for FUTURES opened steady At unchanged prices
and ruled quiet. but rather nrmer under .prodt-
a little buying on the reaction theory. following
the Improvement at Havre, which. AFTER opening
i4f lower. closed net unchanged to " lower.
Otherwise the news was bearfsh. but Offerings
limited. The closing was steady and at q partial
advance OF 5 points. The sales were 1000 bags.
at I.55al.se: July at 4.7OF4 :75c: Sept. at 4.soc;
Nov. at s.05c and Dec. at s.ioc-
Dry .
New York, Jan 1.-THE dry goods markst has
been ouiet to-day on the home trade account. and
ouie,er than Of late In the export division. Stocks
in frs, hands are in good. shape and prices are
cloths. but the market Is % well sold that orders
Manches,er. Jan. 6.-CIo,hs quiet, with very
little business. Yarns quiet. with Q fnir IN
T~urpentfne and R0sil.
Savannah. Ca: Jan. s-Turpentine nrm at 20.
$40: II So; l s.. 90; K $50: II $3.3s; N LIS
". O. $3.50 W. W. A.0.
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Pine Blur Labor Co-.eal.

SPECIAL. "
Pine Bluff. Ark, Jan. e.-The Pine Blur
Trades and Labor Council has elected ofa-
GERS for the year as follows: President, q. c.
Morris; vice president, w. H. NJ. Royster;
treasurer. J. M. Snyder: secretary. W. L.
Fueh: sergeant-at-arms. A ] McC;ehee:
trustees, McGehee, Norris and F, 3, Nichol.
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St. Loui. Cotton Market.
yes and stains XR%c of white.

TInges and stains KR%c of white.
Galvesfon-Mafket closed quiet and steady:
quote m.ddiings s Il-l6c: sales / bale.
New Orleans-SpOt market quiet: middlings
8 alec sales ,,21 bales.
Memphis-Spot market steady: middlings SIG.
Receipts at pr ncipal points:
Galveston. 15.s2I bales.
New Or cans. Il, 3sS baleA
Mobile. T2i bales.
Savannah. 7,4s4 bales.
Charleston. s74 bales.
Norfolk. LOB bales.
Houston. Il, IA haies.
Memphis. l.520 bales
Net receipts at all United stntep ports fer four
days Were 1i2, 400 bales. against 147. ~ bales a
week ago and 1853 $50 bales a year ago. Exports
MAJ bales. against 1885, I q year ago Stocks
LOS $50 bales. against 1.GH. 1876 in 1911.
81. LOUIS warehouse statemepf:
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SPECIAL
Herrin, m, Jan. 6.-waIter Sherwood ana.
Jonn smith have been lodged in jail on
sssp,clon o. having been implicated In the
snootng OF. Charles Yissina here janusry
preliminary TRIAL WIN b cniiS1 ~
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St. Loui. Curb Market.


May wheat. ,i7sc asked: pu ; 74Nd74xc; call.
74fs@75c asked. May com. .0Sc a~ked: puts 400
41isc: calls 4Jisc asked.
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NATIONAL UNION.

BUNKER HILL COUNCIL. No. 10. n. o.,
MEETS second Wsdnesdsy q each month q zen;
.. ~ n. r. MULLOON. Presidsa&.
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Closed Ranged Closed
Monday. Yesterday. Yesterday.
Wheat-May ..f4Tsb 14Eazi7s 7%QiIs g
July .........7Ti9 10i. S7lh, 704 b
Corn-aMy ...-.3y5sdIo a S9%d40h 4oh b
Oats-May .-..si G.ih b siisu3ih S4h
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HiGes.
Wool.

Wet hides should always be thoroughly cured
before being shipped.
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Ears.
Fruit. and vegetables.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less. and
strictly Northern 25lJ0 per cent more.
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SECRET s0ClETrE.s.
rRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

~ ST. LOUIS AERIk N IL FRAZIER.
El nal Order OF Eagiea. will meet ever
kStH2| wednesday at 3 y. m Al Ha,lin's Hall
- CONRAD MI W. r.
inc. A Geruea- W. 50 ,rsthry. loU Chestnut st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

m iovestmenfs from lin =, a IA 70
nowned Tom Walsh. Manager. Deposits
can be withdrawn on demand. Send for
booklet. United Turf & Investment Co, |
so3 Fullerton Bldg. s. E. Cor. Seventh
ano Pine SITS.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

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~ GREELEY COUNCIL NO. III,
DOo&4Al Royal League. meets every second
QSEN and fourth Monday at Kicker's Hall.
Newstead avenue and North Market
0 street. Next meeting. Monday, jan
AkS uafy II. Cigars always on hand.
NJ Ranie for dues each meeting Al
members OF the order cordially Invited
to attend. FraternaIly,
DAN'L II. PFISTER. Archon.
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INVESTORS who deRlre -absta initial
weekly dtvtdend-payinE l~nvefsment
free of all speculative nature, wa--e
big returns are assured, with no
chance of loss, I offer nm lncorp0-
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backed mp by reliable business man.
aEement3 the distributi0n of weekly
profits, 4 per cent and over; your
money ln this company brings big
and has every protection
from 800 upward received.
Call or write for prospectus. b. ".
Calm, 6lS Temple bldg. ST. LOula.
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RENT PIANOS.
CLEARING SALE.

81. 81. So. 81 ner month. Rest assortne
Lowest prices. r. @. Smith. Mfr. lol2 OF
st. A E. Whitaker. mana ger.
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7( STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. 30.
> Improved Order of Red Men, meets
every Thursday night at Druids'
Hall. Ninth and Market streets First
Thursday of each month. Adoption
degree: second Thursday, Warriors
degree: third Thursday. Chiefs de-
gree; fourth Thursday. tribal busi-
ness. Visiting chiefs invited to our councils.
c. ". FRAZEE. Sachem-
@. E. r. Townsend. c. Of r.
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Savannah. Ca, Jan. S.-Turpentine nrm at Eo.
Rosin Arm: A 3 c D sl.5o; E 81. IS; F 81 90;
NO: II So; l 81. 40; x $50: II S3.3s: N o.4:
w. @. So. so W. W. $40.
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In taking our annual stock inventory. We ind
We have in stock the following USED, planes.
which We Will close on; this week at these as
torishirg low prices.
40 Durham. upright. Sls5
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Gasoline and Steam Engines

bolierA. steam pumps. stsam. gas anu water SUP
plies. sawrlil machinery. beltnx. hose. etc,
FAIRBANKS. Morse 6 Co.. 81. LHuis.