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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Poultry.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
day Were cars Western southern and to
soa.hwestsrn: TIE market presented no new
suffcient. to meet the wants Of, the passing de-
Inand and market was about sustained at lac on
oS @as a s fM psn
and steady. Geese quiet. with only fancy fatted
bringing M Apr premium. Pigeons steady. No change
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day $3.50 pkss
%onasyp Il ss p0ub5sS
was moderate. and while fowls were not auotably
ali that could be realized on sverase best wsss
r1!: err: while ordinary Western and Southern werc
brought slight premium. Very few desirable
chickens arrived few closely GRADED turkeys
ing was old hens or nabby young TOMS, which
moved & .,sa% slowly Fancy eaRons In good demand
from i,ase Western We rla az. q.
EgEs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nsv .srk Tsn today
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The weather here
buyers demannr frbsn nd as ns
light business was about 1c lower on the general
s a Ta no M the sssd s S which IN
At the advanced season. and called for a reten-
tion Of loss-of rates to hx values. RefriRerators
loss on-western extras esc. At mark~Centrai
West, country candled and Western country can
choice 2o@2ic: do. fair lsc Fresh-9athered dirties
lss Others @ @Hnchsnsed -.
Kansas CITY. MO: Jan: 2s;,Esxs steady: fresh
rsturned; new. No. 2 whitewood cases included.
ower neasb1 2se a. the marx Wsstern sse at
the mark: Southwestern 24c: Southern z3d24c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
BelIeviIIe News Notes.


John Kmbrel. a veteran ratrolman Of Ven
Ice died yesterday after q long Illness Tho
funeral will be in charge Of the Knights of
Pythias
The body Of Tony Gentee! the Granite City
fruit dealer who committed suicide Tuesday.
will be buried to-day at East St. Louis.
Arthur Miller. conductor on the Granite
City and East st. Louis electric road. died yes
terday at his home In Madison.
A fight is being waged for Postmaster of
Venice Several applications for the position have
been sent to Washington.
Charles Davidson of Madison. who has been
Ill for several months died yesterday at his
home on State street
Miss Carrie waymair Of Venice who has
been in Chicago, returned home yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
UNIFORM TICKET QUESTION.
Will Be Left to Mass Meeting of Pas
senEer Men.

Atlanta, Jan. 2s.-The meeting of the In
ter-Territorial Committee on ticket con-
tracts. consisting of railroad men from all
parts of the United States and from Cana
da, representing the eight passenger asso-
Citations. ended tonight. Having debated
for two days the problem of adopting for
ticket contracts standard forms which
would be uniform throughout the United
States and Canada, the committee decided
to let the matter go over until the next
meeting, which will be held probably with
in the next two months.
The question ultimately will be submit
ted to a mass meeting of passenger men in
Chicago for final adoption.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

Tons freight. excluding coal.
received by rail- local. 1910 26s 1893 All
Tons freight, excluding coal,
received BY rail- through 4.5so5E 4.713 09s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
W0RKMEN FIGHT WITH IRONS
Edward Dahlke and Jacob Meyer
Sustains Serious Wounds.

Edward Dahlke and Jacob Meyer, black
smiths. employed at a chain factory at
Ninth and Howard streets. yesterday after
noon fought with iron pokers. AS a result
both are at the City Hospital.
The trouble was the result of dispute
over the use of forge. Dahlke, who had
been laying off. came In to find Meyer. who
Is Ga years of age. using his forge. ~
Dahlke sustained a fractured arm and
scalp wounds. Meyer sustained frac-
tured hand and scalp wounds. Dahlke lives
at Nc. 1901 Cass avenue and Meyer at No.
1913 North Market street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL,
January Class in Bel1eville Received
Diplomas Mt Annual Exercisea.

The January class of the Beleville High
School. composed of seven pupils, held their
graduating exercises at Lederkranz Hall
last night. A feature was the rendition of
which the usual programme was carried
out.
Doctor A. NJ. Scheel, president OF the
School Board, delivered an address and pre-
sented diplomas to the graduates. Miss Ma
bel Mitchell was the saiutatorian and Will
liam Kirsch the valedictorian. The other
graduates were Winona Perrin, Eugenia
Sunkel, Camilla. Guentz. Celia Alexander
and John F. Engeike.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
METHODS ARE NOT APPLICABLE.
English Cannot Adopt Americas
PlRns of Hallway ManREement.

London, Jan. 2s.-Presiding at a meeting
of the shareholders OF the great Eastern
Railroad to-day. Lord Claud Hamilton. the
ehairman; eE man aeciaFea that after careful stuos
that, while some features of American rail-
road managements were deserving of fur
thief consideration. American methods gen.
orally. were iuapplicabie to this country.
The Great Eastern Railroad had tried an
American locomotive for a year and a half
but 1t was found to be complete failure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Collision ORDERs HEARING.

Recent Rate Advance ON Certain
Commodities to Be Investigated.
Washington, Jan. 2S-The Interstate Com
meroe Commission has ordered q hearing
to be held in this city on February 26 IN
the matter Of recent advances on freight
rates on grain and grain products, dressed
meats and other commodities.
The commission will hold a hearing In
Kansas City on February on the COM
plant of Gilbert Barr. that the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
imposes higher rates on carload shipment
OF live stock for the shorter distance from
Kearney. No., to Chicago. than for the
longer distance over the same line, and in
the same direction from Kansas City to
CHICAGO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
East side Realty Transfer,

Real estate transfers filed for record in
Belieyille yesterday were:
Michael Joyce and wife to Annie Broderick.
part lot %. block Is Illinois City: warranty deed.
$500
p W. Abt and wife TO Sarah Collins. lot Il.
block 2s. wnstanley Park warranty deed. ST.
zoo.
Wilhelmina Berghoffer to John Touchette. Sr..
lot Sc. Cahokia commonfields warranty deed. ST.
go.
Charles Parent to Killlan Fritsch lot l3 block
So East st. Louis: warranty deed. $1,000.
J.. r. Donovan. trustee. to Railway steel Spring
Company part block Ia. resubdvsion part Lans-
duwne: warranty deed S.442.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

The Cherryvale, Oklahoma and Texas
surveyors to-day reached Marshall, in this
county, In running the line from Independ
ence, kas., southwest into Texas.
The road strikes Perry. Marshall and
Kingfisher and Central Oklahoma. The prof:
ect Is backed by Chicago capitalists, al
though the railroad company back OF it is
not named
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Rea,ty Men to attend Funeral.

Members Of the East St. Louis Real Es-
tate Exchange have made arrangements to
attend in a body the funeral OF Captain
John W. Renshaw, which will take place
this morning A special car over the
Suburban line viii leave Missouri and Col
linsville avenues at $3.50 a. m The funeral
party will leave Captain Renshaw,s resi-
dence at 8 a. m to ST. Elizabeth's Church.
where the services will be conducted by the
Reverend Father Kuhlmann- The burial
will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
NORTHERN SECURITIES CASE.
state Rests After Filing q stipula-
ff0n.

st. Paul, Jan. 2S.-In the hearing before
Special Examiner Ingersoll to-day in the
suit Of the State against the Northern Sc
cnrities Company ct al, a stipulation was
filed for the later admission of a tabulated
statement Of Officers Of the defendant COM
panieA ~ they appear in the Federal suit.
or rs may be prepared for the record. The
State then rested.
An adjournment was taken until next
Monday. when the defendant attorneys will
be heard. Attorney General Douglas has
served notice on the defendants that the
State of Washington will ask the appoint
ment Of Q special examiner, to take testi-
mony in the antimerger suit brought by
that Commonwealth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

FEATHERs-Sell readily as follows: Prime
sh, lss 9i pFaf IND xe qs &c s 4a ae aHS E ISL y
small :f ad on Sn as = gS sens
S a sg SG ,sf a. tan Is
wing sa az apd pointer. % sss deer &C. sb. saay e er
lb black taIl sc: Texas at &c; antelope l5c per
H.: goat Soc each: damaged out
sHEsF al per pets 1S1 75c
asl: shearlinss at loa25c; dry stock. fallen etc.
,kooTso quote per le: Ginseng ss2:gs5s; s;, lady
White ' snake y worth 2sse angelica 5ase; wahoo.
Siuerag Sc: ' sassafrasNbask Of root &c: wild gin
sUSFLowER SEED = Nominal at sl.,eal.Is
LiNsEED oII--Raw at 47c; boiled a, 4sc: lc
't: s4sHeE S. Fl s. IS; S M ,o,. =,
II 5TSssE %sps lsif 505 oiMtn,er No white .sc yellow
47e; summer White &c; Yellow 4ie: salad 4sc:
Ss.2sa3.75 per case. Extracted and strrined-
esIfp5RIs il sa@. ,o,e,,s w.v =, ;, %
on orders dealers charge $3.50 for ,as and s2.75
HoPlNew York 9. asSsse: Western at SOC
sALT-E- side; Medium at soc; srnnulated Soc
BEANS AND PEASE-White beans strong: car
,Sas S q & obSns om ssore this Side at
om and ao-e lsd
N.?t; split peas at 81 per bu;; blaekeye g:
sansg se PINK at as gsF G an: ass York
EMPTY RARREI.s- Coal oil; ,nrpentine and
ss, and and yaasish sf Soc s aSA ls 81 WHISKY
DO half bbls ese; wine &c. sanerkrsut sa ;ssei
les a5e slc on for each broken head. &c for each
sse2 assG a, %!sss sIay Sr?xn
Xxx nefo4 e. sti sEed sss at sxis a6 6ac FSSA s. at
BRooM CoRN-Nominaliy firm; quote. per
Old, ola rope No ~ Manila at $50: No at 5oc;
s9NEsc.S,es h!saehed at SIS per ton; other
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-per 100 lbs;
Musn S cast 0s s s
0ess o 81 S5nss 81 81 COB ggrs, 70 sns SIS per
1c9 lbs. for pearl: mixed al sOa75c. Rice ,1.Ia0
PEcANs-Averase receipts about 4NaSl4e;
PEANuTshws "a aaots sls5H EaTmers stookRed at
laSae for sardshell al and Isa far sos
eHEsTNUTs- nEs West Virginia at &c per
= SlPER@sSis PSsa s ss sss9ss per Dbl. m :, :. -,
HICKORY NUTszWe quote ,,er bu. at 81 for
'asfs ead eaNb f0S bid a. ses
DRIED FRUITs-ouote. nominaly: Eyaporated
apples sa4e for fair to 4c for good ard hoDs &c
at 1EIiisc: do waste at la1Ac: n-dried quar-
ters at &c to 4%c: strictly choice at &C. sun
DRIED gesshsf sfr st y ggie & s,nr-p-New sugar a.
60 per ID. Canadian at 13e: maple sirup at so
soc per gal. ,oo 49,.
rmsths as ], for fns 10 s. i1f good psf
63 90 for bright clean: clover at s, to 50 for Or
dinary up to Si0QIl for clean bright. trashy;
weedy, discoIored and unsound less; redtop. seed
IN chan. 81 to $3.50 cleaned at 81 50 to -: mlilet
at 75c up TO rs. according to grade; Hungarian
at 65c to $l.25. -, =.
se.25@6Io: do. meal bbl. at sac; No at 50 4
bbl at $3.50: mill fruit bbl. az y0: beer
keg At sl2als lard !eree at s2I pork bbl LII, nt ss
l1l Inch stock for apple. bbl: SIC No do
s; lard tlerce ise; pork Dbl aS: a n'3os Sos
Hoosier: s-bbl. $40 coiled elm s. oak and
uerce cooper-shaved Ssas; pork bbl s..
.CoOPERAGE-Large tcs. at si;25 for WOOD and nd
81 80 for iron bound bbls. pork bbs. at SIC? for
wood-bound 81 10 for iron bound: cleo tcs $i-2'1a
naf-tep do 3ic: ls-bhls Csc: meal 2sc
BAGGINa. ETC .Bassing., per yard. aa-ioi i-an q.
cotton ties at 81. o7is. Hemp twine SC.
Eru2fu and Vegeta b1e0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
SEEK COAL on OTHER LINES.
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Trnins Sent to Terre Haute.

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. &.-Two huge
compound engines from the Chicago. Mil
waukee and ST. Paul Railroad steamed into
Terre Haute to-day over the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois tracks to secure coal from
the Evansville and Terre Haute, to be car
ried 10 st. Paul. Each engine brought ca
boose and a crew from the northern road
The coal trains were composed of thirty
five cars each. which is considered a heavy
train 10 be carried over strange road
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois-for dis
tance of lS2 miles
For several days the Southern Indiana
and Evansville aud Terre Haute roads have
loaned engines TO the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois to take Chicago coal as far as Dan
Vile Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

5I25c.
Fresh Fish-Black bass at l3c: Graphic at SC
for small to Sc for large: dressed cat a, 10c:
spoonful cat at Sc: bullheads-d dressed at sc and
gross at &c: buffalo-gross at 4c: dressed &c
FOR large and &c for small; German carp
dressed at SC: small &c; gross Sc: suntish at &c:
white ,erch SC.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Stalking Rock Island Survey.

FEPCBLIC SPECIAlA
Nevada, Mo-, Jan. 2S.-It was announced
here to-day that Rock Island survey south
from Nevada would be made permanent
The line extends to Webb City from Ne
vada and a force of men are now at work
placing the grade stakes. This is the line
that Carthage made a fight for. but 1t IL
said Joplin will get 1t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
rruit. and vegetables.

The Republics quotations are for car lots IA
arst hands unless otherwise specified Small
lots on orders are charged higher ,-.-,-
POTATOES-Northern on trk; at Iqyoc Ior
common to fair to 521f54c for choice stock Ne
braska and lowe early Ohio 45g4sc :, -oc ,or
ONlONH-Northern red globe AT 'oc ioI
choice del SKID: yellow and red WeathsrSteld
6Oc; poor and small less: white duh az So9 &C.
cABBAGE-Holand and Danish 3s.5pGlo'o per
ton. DEL. according to quality. Red at g ton.
SAUERKPAUT-Sl25 per 1a-bbl. and va per
bbi. On orders higher. ,, ~,
GUMBo. g at sag z: . 8 for 9, choice. Gu
CUCUMBERSEEastern hothouse at si5 per
oeti swEFT Nf tS,1TAToEsNOuiet Quote Bermuda
at SIC; Nansemond at 7o975c for yeIow to soc IL fSr
red. Queen 60T65c; consigned at y. l54z " q DOL
and New Jersey yellow. large bbl. at 2sV2. 70.
TQMATQEs-Florida per S-hrsfeS %4sf csI,s Gsbsn ss
Al $IGG 80. and % at 81, i5g2, -,
PAR6NlPS-9d5cc a bu. box -,
Ee9s 4 sos ssr az aoz asc per bo or
cARRoTsHome-Frown at soc per bu. and
n "a ner bbl New Orleans l5c per doz -,
IFTTUCE-New Orleans at Sl12 Der Dbl )
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
New Eric Omoer, Elected.

At a meeting OF the directors of the Erie
Railroad. held yesterday in New York City.
the resignation of G. NJ. Cumming as first
officers were elected: Daniel Willard, first
vice president: H. B. Chamberlin. third vice
president
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Rural Free Delivery.

=
Dixon. ILL.,. Jan. 2S,AGeorge A. Bennett,
partment, was here to-aay in conference
with Postmasters Of the county. and gem
eral free rural delivery for Lee County will
be recommended. This will start routes
from Amboy. Ashton, Lee. Stewart. Frank
lin Grove and Shaw. in addition to the
seven at Dixon
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
ALTON
NEW LODGE OF THE A. o. U. W.
Former Orga nisnti0ns Are Disbandea
and q Combination ERected.

FOFmeF OFganfsatfOns Are Disbanded
and Combination Elected.
The two Alton lodges Of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen were dsbanded at q
special meeting held on Tuesday evening.
and new lodge, to be known as Alton
Lodge, No. III, was instituted.
j. j. Ryan acted as deputy grand master
workman. and Robert Curdie as installing
officer. The officers installed in the new
lodge are: Elmer E. Rutledge, past master
workman; Henry Rtngemann, master work.
-0sn; Frank HNegersd rsdfcrefnan;~ Gsosae OxS
oyerseer; j. j. Ryan. recorder: Theodore
j. c. Ronshausen. guide; Henry Dinker. in,
ner watch; Peter Robertson. outer watch:
DOCTOR p. c. Lemen. medical examiner; j.
Long. trustees; Doctor Henry Thompe0n
Burnap. representative to the Grand LodSe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
PERMANENT ROUTE Is SURVEYED.
Chicago Capitalists Backing a Road
- I'm. Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Ok. Jan. 8.-Tne permanent
route for the Kansas Oklahoma, Central
and Southwestern missouri Pacifc). char
tered from Peru Junction. Kas., to Kirk
land, Tex. has been surveyed from Peru
rie. for which the surveyors started to-day
from Saltwater
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

Conferences between the officials of the
Frisco and the Wage-Increase Committee
of tranmen and conductors of that system
were renewed yesterday. 1t IL stated that
slow progress Is being made toward a set
tlement and the conferences would be con-
tinued for some time
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

William Ellison. employed by Swift & Co.
at the National Stock Yards East st.
ing meathook yesterday, and when he was
examined by Doctors Wilhelmj and Gamma
dy it was found that his skull was frac-
tured. He was taken to his home in Brook
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Claim student Il Hypnoti.ed.

st. Joseph, No.; Jan. 1-Students in the
Ellsworth Medical College have pstitioned
one Of their number, because he is charged
with practicing hypnotism on Mrs Nancy
Talbot. Waltz Is said to have invented a
new system Of hypnotism, but eschewed It
when he entered college.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
East st. Loui. Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in East St Louis
Yesterday were to George W. Thompson, eS
years ST. Louis. and Sadie Baxter q years.
of East St. Louis: Edward Ryan, A years.
and Mrs Elizabeth haywood, years. both
nf Madison
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

day. General Manager Goodenow talked
much about timetables and the like at the
secret meeting yesterday. but made no
promises.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

The meeting of the members of the
Southwestern Freight Traffic Committee
was continued yesterday. II was stated
that nothing definite had been decided up
on and the matters In question were being
considered by committees. The meeting
will last for several days,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAINS.
"Florida Flyer" Was Late and
Missed an Open Switch.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Evansville, Ind. Jan. 2.-An attempt was
made to wreck the Florida Flyer on the
Evansville and Terre Haute Railway, and
the fast mail on the Southern Railroad here
this afternoon. The trains enter the same
depot and switch was left open.
Both trains being late. were saved from
being wrecked. A freight train was
wrecked. however. derailing the engine and
several cars. The engineer leaped and
savd his life. W. w. Leslie. a brakeman,
sprained his ankle.
Railroad detectives are investigating.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Death Of ]. n. Dressler.

j. H. Dreesler OF Melville died yesterday
morning after short illness with pneumo-
Jr.. of Alton survive. The funeral will take
place on Friday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
EAST SIDE NEWS.

II f. Blackwell and wife to John Mer1d. lot ..
block g. winstanley Park: warranty deed syp
G. Van HOorbeke and wife 10 Given campbell.
undivided half part lot 5. block s6 East St Louis:
warranty deed. s., 600. ,,,., ,,
lot and part lot :: block "a Winstaniey PARK
warranty deed. $1,000 .
Hattie N. stevenson and husband to Joseph
Esr1 EsfTsaesk ST Louis; fa'' warranty deed. $50.
F. J. Steger and wife to r ". Edgar' io' 49,
block 80, Denverside warranty deco Sltz-
Marv A Bowman and husband TO j. X Prl-
nell. lot 40 block 90. Illinois City: warranty
Charles Maurer and wife to William North.
lot 2s. block 4. Maurers subdiVision TO East 81.
Louis: warranty deed. $50
BelIeville News Notes.
The committee appointed to arrange for the
erection of a soldiers monument held meeting
last night at the City HAIL
Services Will be held in honor Of William
McKinley's birthday anniversary this afternoon
at the Odd Fellows Hail. under the auspices Of
the Woman's Relief Corps.
The Iiederkranz Society members will cele-
brate the thirtieth anniversary of It's orsaniza-
tion Saturday night.
The quarterly meeting Of the ST.. Clair coun-
ty Teachers Association will be held in the
Eiks Hall Saturday.
Martin Schnipper Of Beileville has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the COMMITTEES on Mines
and Mining in the Illinois House.
Cyrus Thompson has received a crate OF
mounted deerheads. trophies Of hunting trip
in the Colorado Rockies last October.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Woods took place
yesterday.
Jacob KOCH formerly of Belleyine. who has
been residing in Salt Lake City. Utah. will re-
turn to BeeviIle to reside.
Charles Cronan has returned from Memphis.
Tenn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
MUSCULAR, MERCURIAL,
AR1lcIIl AR Ann long 81
MI leOOeVAb HtNO existei
,a,e, aasssa-oo~. i'll wir
VkIAUIWAIUky. by EXP
<Lo -,

barometers and most accurate in wealth,
muscles and joints foretelling the app,
weather. It is from these constant suffe
cripples is recruited. Their bodies are
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

est. saa2sc seconds aOc Dairy-Extra 1sQ20c:
hrsts iSTrisc: grease lQ5c. Lad1e-packed-Extra
apc. firsts l8fI19c. Country-Packing stock 124Hc.
ExssICurrent receipts 1sc, Receipts l.5Z local
and an through shipped I6e5.
e eIsbee,e-Norfhern on orders: Twins 13kc: sim
elss 1sisc: daisies I4c; y. A. Htc longhorns ltc:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

O. g. Wilson of Belleville and Miss Mary
A. Soontag of Alton were married yesterday
afternoon at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soontag on Belle
street, Alton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29

St. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. 2s.-The statement
made by the Commercial Club yesterday
that the Rock Island would restore its
Pullman service to Chicago is denied to-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
st. Louis Cotton Market.
market firm. sales 1sa bales.

Spot market hrm: sales. i3o bales.
Orulnary o-l6
Low middifng
MiddEnG
M1rni.es Tinses and nd stains. XGssc on white.
Other markets:
Galveston closed hrm: quote middlinss
sac; sales. IS77 bales.
New oreansIspot market Arm: middlinss sxc:
sales 600 bales
l-16c.
: Receipts at principal points:
(;aiy yeston. I. .55I bales. -
New Orleans ,444 bales.
Mobile, ,0i9 bales.
Savannah ,5.0S3 bales.
Charleston. 1874 bales. = - :,
Norfolk. 1.is6 bales.
Houston, s.9C6 bales.
Memphis i.5S5 bales.
Net receipts at all United Statee pprta for avs
days were l2f525 bales. against IA 663 bales a
week ago and n'.'2e bales year ago: exports
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Turpentine ana Rosin.

TuRpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga. Jan. zs-rurpentine Hfla
&c 81 3, R9sin .rm a. B: G D. h.D: ylesuyg
q. $50; w. w. -. 10. .s5--.s-.-l. 80 3
Toledo. o.. Jan. :s;-t,i, Unchanged
OH City, Pa. dan. 2{--trei!t halances ftslf
'eersincafes. no BID. Si.irms1s nc 81. aver~
sGa6: runs i9.7ll: aSeract -. IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Stocks of Grain In Store.
st. Louis Future Markets.


st. Louis Curb Market.
Nav wheat i5c: puts 7iNc to 1&c; calls 74hc.
Nav corn 4lnQ4l&c: puts Atsc asked: calls A%c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Furs.
Mi.cellancou. Markets.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less and
strictly Northern $3.50 per cent more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
CANNOT ACCEPT DEAD FREIGHT.

Moving Perishabie Matter and Coal.
Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Nearly all the Eastern
railroads entering In Chicago have served
notice on Western connections that until
conditions change they cannot accept any
more dead freight"
Until further notice. efforts of Eastern
lines will be concentrated upon moving per-
iShable freight and coal
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-29
Hides.
Wool.


Wet hides should always be thoroughly cured
before being shipped.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-08
Clostur lsrlCes,

Following are the closing prices reported by Frlncc k WhiteIy. Bankers and Brokers, 62 Broadway. New york. mud 15 ceuter st. New Haven: