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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-04

trading Of much Importance; a few veals sold
at IS per 100 lbs; Indiana calves s.. 5JIS a
bunch Of barnyards at So: city dressed veals
SIl3l7c per 10. Sheep and l~ambs-Receipts $50.
sheep rated about steady: lambs I5d2jc lower;
sheep sold at s.. 50n3 rs per 100 ltr. lambs at
per h.: dressed lambs. general sales Sta1ir4sc.
easier.
Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipts
300: no Southerns: market Steady: export and
dressed beef steers 81. 2Gsii 30: fair to good s3.75
Gals: Western fed steers S.25G415: stockers
and feeders se.50ui: Southern steers 81. 40iIi.l
Southern cows 81. soar so: native cows 81. 5ld4;
native heifers So. 60M4: bulls S2.25ft3. so: calves
s. So. Receipts for the week %. 400. HOGS
Receipts 1000; market steady: top 40: bulk OF
sales 81. 50d4. g.: heavy 40: packers S4.a5
Gp4.65: pigs and lights Si.25G4 so. Receipts for
the week 30. 500. Sheep-heceipts 80: market
So. 1S.t4.15: fed ewes s.. ~I5glS.GG: Western. fed
yearlings 50. 50a4. 81: s;ockers and feeders s.. 500
S.65. Receipts for the week 5000.
Chicago, Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipts 200; market
steady: good to prime steers $5d5.75; poor to
medium s3.5Od5: stockers and feeders s3di.lG:
40: bulls S2d4. Is: calves s.. 5GG6. -. Hogs
Receipts to-day 23.o00: Monday 5000: market
closed strong: mixed and butchers
good to choice heavy 81. t5Hi.s5: rough heavy
81. 1904. 30: light 81. 3GGIi. 20; bulk of sales 81 coo
AIS. heep-Receipts 1000: sheep and lambs
steady: good to choice wethers 81. 75cl4.25: fair
to choice mixed s30S. 10: Western sheep sS.25
a4.25: native lambs N.:Hg6; Western lambs
South St. Joseph. NO.. Jan. 2-Cattle-Re-
&c lower: light si.52IRd5. s2i1: medium and
heavy 81. 55G 20. Sheep-Iieceipts 2l7: finn:
lambs s5.75: yearlinss s.. .
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RIVER NEWS.

Cairo. H.. Jan. 3-Gause reads 1a.4 feet
showing a rise of a during tie last "a hours
Weather fair and warm. The Government boa
Mississippi arrived from Memphis at $3.50 p
' to Thebes to-day. She will be used by the
bridge contractors
Memphis, Tenn. Jan. a.-The river here
stands So feet on the gauge. a rise OF 3 In
the last "a hours. Cloudy and cold. All the Local
ty river to-day were 2s4 bales OF cotton. .;
bags OF seed cotton and 2,56i sacks OF Gotten
seed.
vIclssburg. Miss. Jen. 3.-The gauge shows
a rise OF 4. The Belle OF the Bends is due IN.
The senator Cordin Is due from Naichez. Tee
Elk Is In port. The Reese Pritchard Is due in.
The Delta cleared for Memphis. Weather clear
and freezing.
Burlington, Ia, Jan. 3.-T1le river fell 2
inches since last report and is now : feet 4
inches above mark. Weather cod ard
clear. Mercury touched IL below this morning.
Paducah. KY. Jan. 3.-The gauge reads ~
of heavy ice. Navigation suspended above and
below. No arrivals or departures. Buttorff due.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Jan. 3-Ice running heavy
to-day. The gauge reads 81 feet and falling.
Weather clear and coii.
Cincinnati. O.. Jan. 3.-River 10.s feet: fall
ing. Fair and cold. River full OF ice and new
ice forming.
Chester. III. Jan. a-River on a stand:
gauge 40. Weather cloudy and cold. River full
Of heavy Ice.
Evansville. Ind. Jan. 3.-River falling: 9 feet.
Clear: slightly warmer. Heavy Ice sill passing.
Wheeling. w. Va. Jan. 3.-River 4 feet IL
inches. Clear and cold. Gorges below. holding.
6 feet: fails 49,: locks lis. Clear and cold. :
Pittsburg.. Pa. Jan. 4 feet: falling
at Davis Island dam. Clear and cold.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. Jan. 2-whea &c higher: May
727sc: July 7oAG709sc; cash No. . hard 72Gi3c:
No. 3 67G7Oc: No. 4 62a67c; rejected 59a62c:
no. 2 red S3Isic: No. ) Soascc. Corn Ic to &c
higher: May 4o%.c; July 405sgOi&c: cash No.
mixed SSa39hc: No. . white iOc: No. 3 3Stac.
Oats-No. 2 white 5eG3lc: No. . mixed a1c.
Hay Choice timothy s9a9. 80: choice prairle
s7:0a7.75. Rye No. . 41c. Receipts = Wheat
az, 90 bu.: corn 4. 400: oats ZOO. shipments
Wheat 1I3. 600 bu.: corn "a 1890: oats 5000.
Chicago. Jan. Cash: Flour strong. Wheat
No. , 73l1Sc: No. 2 red SSNs7c. corn-No. 2
44c; No. . yellow 45c. Oats-No. 2 36+.c: No. 3
white 3Gtsa3sc. Rye-No. 2 52Jec. Barley-Good
feeding S4aJ7c: fair to choice mailing 43a63c.
Seed-Prime Timothy $3.50; clover contract
gradey sl1.25. Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl.
sis. u. :7is; lard. per 100 lbs, sf.9oG7: short
ribs sides Qoosep sc. .6eIR; short clear SIDES
lbxd) ID. 37l7G6.5 Whisky. basis OF hishwines,
81. 27.
Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. 2.-Wheat-May
ScFsc: July SsiSe: Sept. 7sac: on trk.-No. l
hard S65sc; No. / Northern s54c: No 2 North
ern Sac. Flour-first patents "a. 40: sec
ond patents s4.5j14. 50. Bran in bulk 81. 5o4I4.
Toledo, o.. Jan. Glover seed quiet; prime
cash and Jan. .6.92h. Feb. sG.9th: March
Liverpool. Jan. 2.-Holiday In Grain. The
following are the stocks OF provisions in Liv-
erpool: Bacon. IL. 900 boxes: hams 800 boxes:
shoulders Co boxes: butter. 800 cwt-: cnecsr
12l, 100 boxes.
Peoria. Jan. Corn higher; new No. 3 4nc;
new No. 4 ssc: No. 3 4Sc. Whisky ,l.27 for
finished goods.
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BIOLOGISTS TOURING STATE.
VIII Visit Principal Mining Dis
tricts and Smelling Plants.

The biologists who attended the con-
vention of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science last week.
and who departed Saturday morning for
a tour of Southeast Missouri as the guests
of the Missouri Board of Geology and
Mines. will return to this city tomorrow
morning after inspecting the principal
mining districts of the State.
They are travelling in the private car
Mambrino, which had been provided by
the Iron Mountain Railroad.
The first mines visited were those at
Bonnie Terre. and the party descended 200
feet into the lower levels of the mine.
a luncheon. given by the st. Joseph Lead
The Flat River district was the next
visited. Here the mines and smelters OF
the Central Lead Company were in
spected and the party was entertained at
St. Francois.
AT Doe Run the private mineral collec-
tior of Colonel +. p. Graves, was shown
to the visitors. This collection was pro-
nounced by several of the party to be one
of .he largest they had ever seen.
After visiting Bismarck the biologists
returned to st. Louis yesterday morning.
They departed an hour later for Joplin.
where they will be guests Of the CONNER,
cial Club. In the afternoon they Will
visit Webb City. and will be entertained
ing.
In the party are: Doctor Bell. director
of the Canadian Geological Surveys Willet
D.. Miller. Provincial Minerologist OF on
tario; Professor L F: F al chi c Of R9caI
Society of America: Doctor E. "a. Shep-
ard of Drury College. Springfield, Mo-;
Doctor Adams Of Montreal. Canada; Doc
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Miscellaneous Markets.

| FEATHERS-Prime white live geese in small
sks. Csc and in large SKIS. &c: prime gray do.
4ic IN small and 40c in large SKIS: old white
4e44ic: y S0a36c; Xxx .G26c: XXX l4116c;
ANNX &c; tare 10 per cent on small SKIS. and
SC on large: chickens &c: ducks-whi,s l2c;
RooTs-Per ID: Ginseng at IS to $3.50;
seneca 65c: pink he; golden seal Gsc: black 51sc:
2l@c; angelica 5asci wahoo.-bark Of root &c.
fras.bark q roc. Sc; wild ginger &c. 80.
fallen, etc. 16qllc per. ID.
Observation-Disclosures at Csc per ID. for
LiNsEED oIL-ouotable at SIC per gal. for
raw and .35c for boiled: lc per gal. less in car
POP CoRN-ioo lbs. at s1:a5 for yellow
RICE-Quotable at si.s5 on cob and $3.50 to
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs:
Wrought iron i5c: heavy cast 4oc; malleable
steel and breakable 4Oc: stove 3ic; light brass
e; ~ heavy ayyytI bras. ,,s 50; copper 50: zinc s.; lead
side medium at Sc: granulated soc
per Dbl. &c more per Dbl. this side
BROOM ,CORN-Quotabie at ss to 500 per
A n P~EAS-Quote from store: White
hsans-Choice hand-picked at ss.os9s1 10 per
bu,; dried green Scotch peas at Ms per bu:
biackeye at MO California pink at 5Ec per
Country white beans at sf.2o41.S per blu. for
medium and MIXED to g: 49alfS 50 for navy.
gasoline s , sl.os: R Vinegar soe: G BLACK suf 6ii sSe: i iina
seed hight and varnish SOC: machine SOC; sugar
l5c: whisky soc: do. half bols. Coo: wine 81;
moissses &c: so ara ,es pickle 81: &, aes 90 e. eSr broken iss;
head: 21zc each hoop missing.
RAGS. ErC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at
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B~utter-Steady. Creamery, extra at 26c; first,
21g22c: seconds lsQ2oc: ladie-packed, extra Isc
1rsts 15c: dairy-packed. fancy IsaaOc; Door :,
fair I3Ql5c; country roll 12QIikc; store-packeS
lie for choice and poor at 9g1Ic. Grease s;ocl
4q5c.
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twin. 1o,ac. sir.
longhorns HE: New York twins Ike: i'm.
burger 1ld12c; poor 1ipc: Swiss. l5c for choice
No. at 1egi3c: brick liikal2c.
EgssnR sSsdnsd g. go pkss- local and ~
&c for nearby. case count
Provisions.
Pork-New standard mess in a jobbins way
closed nominally $l3. GO.
~Lard-Choice steam on E side closed NOM
inally Csc: kettle-rendered &c:
side thus: ~Hams-1o-av. at lohc; LIS at shc;
Skinned hams-is. at saase: iisa2os &c: t2sSs4;
shoulders doai2-av5 at &c. N" i0fN
RANGED: BREAKFAST bacon at from 5n10, ssse w Fay
INC; California at nc to nc, and New York
shoulders at TIC. Plain smoked lots in a job
Ding way ranged: Extra shorts at TIC, cribs
al pIat tsc Ssh short Il, clear ssrt at rs; bellies az saiSc:
at 'Ac Dealers charge higher on orders.
q s., Meats-To arrive. loose and cured
s s E1is closed nonr.naliy: 45-av. 6.571se: 5o-av.
shorts at SIC: cribs at &c: short clears at &c:
bellies at &c to &c; plates at SIC; fat backs at
s%c; standard backs at &c.
Oleo- Stearine-No1ninal at SIC.
naaiow-country run in light Offering: No. I
Quote packers. No. / at 4M@5Hc. prime at sA
Beef-on orders. bbld.: Plate $: rolf and
luton Market $40; mess 300. Dried. per ID.
a. sst' T I,G; ,ns ,sec and hnuckies at iehc: outside
Live NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dressing stock
llc. Old chickens-Hens. per h.. SIC: old roost-
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re. Old rope-No. / manila at $i25: No. 2 at
Doc. Rubber at s5G5.50.
PEANUTS-FarIners' stock. per ID: Fed no
1Sc: gray brown and black mixed lAM2c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut SC per lb.: Virginia
at l2c.
PECANS-Western at &C.. brown and BLACK
mixed 2G2i3c;. machine-picked 6a5ac: extra
black &c: inferior less.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Apples-Evap-
grated rings 4lkGsc: do. quarters az GT4ac;
bleached Feelings at 1hc; chops at ltsc: sun
dried quarters at &C FOR dark to &c for prime.
Peaches at 2i.ISc.
MAPLE SUGAR-Quote at Sc to l0c per lb.
SORGHUM-PriIae new nominal at sec per
gal; poorer goods less.
H~oNEY-Comb at l0c to 12c: choice Colorado
at lac: strained and extracted at 4Q4hc In bbls.
and &c In cans.
COOPERAGE-Quote. on orders for prompt
delivery: Lard ties. l.52ia for wood bound. 81. 81
for 6-hoop, iron bound and $40 for s,hoop do. !:
oak pork bbls. Sl.35 for wood and $40 for iron
bound: ash pork bbls. sI.25 for wood bound:
oleo ties. sld0 for S-hoop: kraut bbls. 81; do.
half-bbls. zee: do. kegs 4Oc: do. casks 81. 40:
slack-work ~bbls.-s-hoop -four +0c: 6-hoop do.
sc: round hoop do. ilc: s-hoop sugar acc: g.
hoop do. 42c: nill-run apple 35c: No. 2 do. zoe:
meal Sic: s-hoop lime 2sc: 4-hoop do. sc.
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Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less Al
strictly Northern log 70 per cent more.


rEuktS 0nu teBet0oAC0.
Tho Republic quotations are for lots In first
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots on
4pPIBso eiaaSeq h's and Michigan stock in
bulk, per Dbl. measure from sLs0Q2. Packed.
3 81 sz5 ssl, d1 rssssss = sisses 81 Il: h fias a eas sgy
Western, Ben Davis. winesap. willowtwiE.
h hsRaa s ssasazi s ssS,: :' siad i; a %ais'y' ; aqs s:P Dsz
f FIsEAR!ahikEssIffSasasa ' :ss,.S re e. 50 S5 per dsa.
oRANGES-Fiorids brights or russets s2.soq3
per box del California. on trk.: Seeding s1.75
RAP ~FKTff-Fiorida ssas.o psr box: "a
GRAPEsISstaWba. in crates containing 10
baskets Of 2 lbs. each at sla1.2a PEE crate; pony
go for choice to fancy: new Me.sina from store
'LiMsEs-Per 100. s1:soas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at s1@e a bunch on
cocoANUTs-per 1000. E. trk., $50: ,obbins
" ckA .S:sI RfE IS: Cod. choice. s,as
5 ge5 SRIj Jersey. $50 $50; on se sTa' e S s. ysT 1s,s:
choice e4as6c: SKID. higher; Colorado SKID. on trk.
o l}ssr giSse n bulk SIC and skS:
'oSiasi Wai.e sless York ia sul ba sSss.e. Holland seed
and Dutch from ssta3S per ton del. according
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qaullMsEba hss fsSssss e 1 Ss5 s'4 a.nc, largo
a, T s5. g. #szss Is ma. s at s. Florida Is
BEETS-Home-2rown sc per bu. loose.
New Orleans 59q60c per dog.
LETTUCE-Home-grown Sc per bu. New
Orleans head lettuce 1894 per bbl.: Florida
s.. 50g2.1 rs.
cARRoTS,- Homegrown 45o bu. box and
GUMBo-Fiorida Is at ssa4 for sound.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per bu.. unweshed,
&c. and washed 40950c.
PARSNIPS-Home-grown 4o445o bu. and q. 20
BRUSSELS s-PRoUTs-steady, 1sal7,ac per
quart.
CELERY-Kalamazoo. small. 12ha17hc per
bunch. Homegrown. $4,000 for dwarf TO 600
Soc for choice per bunch. California per crate.
S3.25a3. 40. Celery. roots 2Q25c per dog.
.EGGPLANT-F1orida ssa4 per hamper for
choice.
PEPPERStNew Florida 6s at s.. 0
STRING ~BEANS-Scarce. Firm. Choice Flor
ida round green, $3.50 per bu.
SQUASH-Hubbard. 75c per 100 lbs.
SWEET POTATOES-New Bermuda. red or
yellow. 10g75c.
KALE.Home-grown. per Blu. I5c.
leans Coo per doz. bunches.
sAUERKRAUT-New. per u Dbl. s2.75. and
HoRsERADIsH-New, A.2564.5o per Dbl.
ONIONS-New. 81 per crate.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 per crate.
RUTABAGAS-In bulk. 40G45c blu. del.
Orleans. 40d5oc per dog.
RADISHES-New Orleans decd. .45c per doz.
SHALLOTS-New Orleans. 35c per doz.
tr;nches.
ENDIvEs-New Orleans. $3.50 per Dbl.
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$534G$size;. No: : .oe; No. 2 white ss,sassssci
No. , wEite 35hI3Ii4c.
RYEzAt Sllac for No, 2 and Zoe for No. 3.
FLAXSEED-Nominally 92zc.
FLOUR-Soft winter flour: Patents in wood
H-e5a+35: straights S4.l0a4.20: extra fancy
50. s0n4.G clears 50. 40a369: low grades in jutes
s. iea2. 80. Hard winter fiours in Jutes-Paten
49, 90 for first to So rs for extra fancy: straiahts
-: NJ clears 81, seq Foregoing prices 10,
lots from first hands, trk. or depot this side.
Orders higher.
and inferior less.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z. O. b. at e. 30 for
city meal. $3.50 for pearl meal. grits and hon.
my.
BRAN-Basis E. trk.: Hard winter bran in
l0os at &c and soft winter at 1c in large and
&c in sinalr SKIS mixed feed in zoos at TG7su
for hard and S0qSlc for soft winter; mids. an
soc to sc; according to quality, with something
fancy higher: AT mill bran sells at 7Sgs0c and
ships at sl-05. u
RAY-Market e. side: T~imothy-Cho,ce s1a. 20
No. 1 5lGl2: No. 2 s9Gl0.5o; No. 8 sTaI so
Ciover-No: / Sl0Flo.5o and No. 2 ss0s; clover
mixed $Sq1l for No. / and sSl9. 80 for No. 2
according to mixture. Prairie-Choice $40. No
! $3.50; No. . S1.50qs.5O; No. 3 sSas.ss:
sTRAW-on trk. ssGc.@. Rye s7aa.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead Si.ifh. Spel.er
s4.75.
WHIskY-on basis Of sI.alis Tor highwine..
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WHILE UNCONSCIOUS
FROM FALL ON ICY STREET.
Samuel w. MiIlisan of Joplin, Mo-,
Reports the Loss of $40 on
Market Street.

While unconscious as the result OF a fall
on the pavement yesterday afternoon.
Samuel w. Milligan of Joplin. Mo-. says
he was robbed of sl5.40. which he had IN
a purse in his inside vest pocket
Milligan says he missed the money on
returning to the Rozier Hotel. where ne
has been n guest for several days.
The accident happened on Market street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. while Milligan was On his way to
the Cnion Station. In the fall he sus-
tanned an injury to his shoulder and q
shock which rendered him unconscious
When he hao been revived, Miliigan
says he found himself in a barber shop.
he told the police that he believes ho
lost the money there. He could not re-
member the place, and no arrests wero
made.
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rs SIC. Ducks 1oc. Geese Sc. Guinea chickens.
er doz.. go. Live pigeons and SQUADS. per

es size. Ducks Iec. Geese Sc. Guinea chickens.
per doz.. $50. Live pigeons and squads. per
dog, &c.
Dressed Iced Poultry Turkeys at Isc.
Chickens-SprinS or hens at ~sisGil0c: ROSTERS at
SIC. Ducks lie. Geese 91I0c. Foregoing figures
are for choice only.
for choice only.
Game-we quote: ouail-Dry undrawn. per
doz.. s.. 80; quail. drawn. &c pc. doz. less.
Prairie ehickens,Large dark. per doz.. 50:
s.. Pheasants. per doz.. $40. Wild turkeys, per
ID. i2c. Ducks. undrawn. per doz.-Mallards
s.. 10: bluewing teal 81. Is: g%reenwing teal s2.2a
mixed and wood 81: canvasback at $3.50.
Drawn. 25Q50c per doZ. less. Woodcock 50.
Jscksnipe 81. Deer carcasses. per ID. lac:
venison saddles. per lb.. &c. R1bhIts-Choice
fresh, per doz.. 15@s5c; Jack rabbits 81. 80.
squirrels. per doz.: Coo. opossum. per ID. &c,
Fresh sh-Bl bass at 13c; crappie at &C.
for small and Sc for larSe: iresseG cat 3isc:
spoon5ill cat &c. Bullheads-Dressed Stc. and
gross SIC. Buffalo-Gross SC: dressed be. Ger
man carp-Dressed &c: large gross PIC, and
small dressed &c: sunfsh &c: white perch &c;
cells &c: soft-sheil turtles SC and meat Sc: terra
pin 1T 60c per doZ.
~Veais-Firm- offerings light: quote at &c per
ID. for choice; heretics and thin at 2lSG3i:c.
sheep at Sc: old bucks and ewes c5.Q3c: lambs
ct 4Giisc. thin lambs not wanted.
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Marine I~ntelligence.

New York, jar. 3.-Arrived: st. Louis.
southampton and C%herbourg.
Sailed: Steamers Philadelphia. Plymouth
and Southampton: Etruria. Queenstown
and Liverpool; Bluecher, Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg. All sailed January 9
but were detained in harbor by storm.
Lizard. Jan. 3.-Passed: iceland. New
York. for Antwerp.
Boulogne. Jan 2-Sailed: Statendam
from Rotterdam). New York. and passed
Lizard January 8.
Queenstown, Jan. 3.-Arrived: Umbria
0rom LIVERPOOL. New York.
New York. Jan. a.-Arrived: Californi-
an. Seattle.
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GRAINS SHARPLY ADVANCE
ON WAR INDICATIONS.
WEATHER NEWS ALSO is
BULLISH.
Tone of Market Is Strong, ard
Support Comes From All
Glasses of Traders.

In the local grain market the new
year opened with a sharp advance in the
future price of both wheat and corn. War
news was the principal factor. but the
market was further strengthened by scat
tered unfavorable crop reports. light Ar
gontine exports and predictions of much
colder weather in the winter wheat belt.
Corn advanced In line with wheat.
Though speculation was not heavy there
was sufficient support to add Sc to the
value Of the near option. Local and pri-
mary receipts We're light.
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Poultry.
SPECIAL

SPECIAL
New York. Jan. 2-Live poultry receipts for
the week were 20 cars Western. 10 cars South
ern. I cars Southwestern and fully 4 by express,
against 6s cars last week. At the close there
was less than | car of Weighing stock ,unsoId.
with tone steady. Quotations unchanged.
Dressed poultry-Receipts to-day 2.2f7 pkgs.:
stock here or wanted: bu, market closed hTm
yailinE high prices OF poultry and discriminat-
i Wsso 5nl1 soy Sy there ans ,0f IS sb ssSTa Gf Msa ssns asai9 sor
poor or partially damaged poultry at its relative
value. Quotations unchanged.
Butter and Cheese.
New York, Jan. 2.-Butter firm: creamery Is
gT5ac: State dairy 1920. Cheese quiet; State
full cream. fancy large and small. colored and
Chicago. Jan. 2.-Butter steady: creameries
1eG23Mc: diaries 1ia2lc. Cheese steady: dali
Philadelphia, Jan. 2..Butter fr1n; s9ic
higher: extra Western creamery 2i,a25c: ex-
DO. fair to good eaail4c w. '-''' ''a
EGGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
~ New cs.. Yor e. J ,ss 2ssE 8 = To-Day o g.
unchanged.
chisss0, = Jan; Egg . steady; at mark. cases
Kansas CITY. Mo. Jan. 2.-Hsgs firm: Mis-
Ssqri do and h MaRsf No.. s'& & wh fssss de'u easss s he
Coffee.
New York. Jan. 2-Coree-spo. Rio firm. Flu
lures opened steady at an advance of . points
and ruled very active on further more or less
general buying. following small primary re-
look for the coming crop. The market closed
steady at an advance OK 1920 points. with
sales OF SEQ? bags. Including Jan; at 6.s5a7c:
5.9G7.eec: July 7.soas.ssc; Sept. s.c5c: Oct.
s.05c: Nov. S.15c.
Dry Goods.
without material change. and the outlook for
near future. Operations are for small lots
and confined practically to mail,order bust
to supply spot needs. Jobbers have done lit
tie house business
Petroleum.
OIL City. Pa. Jan. 2.-Credit balances Mss:
certificates. no bid Shipments Dec Il sl,$li.
ss7: Runs. Dec 80 and Dec 81 ~ go. sy Sso
10 Runs. lima, Dec. 50 and 81. ,S2.oso. aver
age b4.e55.
London. Jan. 2.-The arrivals Of wool for the
first series OF auction sales amount to l09.S
imports during the week were: New South
Wales 4.5S6: Queensland $3.50: Victoria S2i:
Of Good Hope and Natal 1890; elsewhere l,415.
Imports and Exports.
New York. Jan. Exports OF specie from
New York for the week were s9S!.s3! silver and
slls,oOo gold; Imports OF specie were 81 Ss
goods and general merchandise to New York
were valued at SlS.
F1axseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. H.. Jan. 2.-Flaxseed was 1c high
e; No; and ! 5sn, wesa a ssid Id 81 81 and Si't MAY an ' Wss
nominally 81 O21k. Receipts were % cars. 8! at
Minneapolis and none at Duluth.
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VANDALIA LIN

tor E. B. C~raighead Of warrensburg, Mo-;
Colonel II. H. Gregg of Joplin, Arthur
Thatcher. Professor H. A. Wheeler. 7:
b. Fogg of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
and W. A. Crooks, O.. NJ. Bilharz and J..
o.. Bardell. representing the Southeastern
mining companies
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ST. LOUIS, MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL HALLWAY SUBURBAN

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratios streets
Sany-9lo e m: s:ov. 900, Ga p NJ; Except
Suadey-i.Ui GIG. 1884. lU:So a. m: I..0s. 3:4U,
s:Js p. H. Saturday and sunday oniy-1:Ii y.
III; SUNDAY oriy-92i. I:Vo a. M iz:2o p. m.
Leave Washington avenue, dgiiy-g:l4 a. m.
.:tS. 509, e:31 .. m Except Sunday-4.0s. s:.l.
al. lO:Si a. IN. 12:l2, 3:45. ste y. H. Saturday
ana Sunday only-Il:25 D. m sunday oniy-5:.s.
':lv J. m. 1929 p. 1T.
Nestbound Leave Granite City. daily-1:i.,
80. 5:oS. ~ y. IN. Except Sunday-5:l5, 6:ui,
~ s:24 $50, lilo a. m: AS. s:li p. m Sat-
ufday oniy-lZ:l5 y. m Sunday oniy-5:55, S:UV.
lO.n q. m Saturday and Sunday phyllis SO p.
m; Except SATURDAY and Sunday-5:i2 .. IN.
Leave Madison. daily-i:l5. 2:i9. 500. 7lI p.
m. Except Sunday-5:l9. Cos. 7aS. SIS. s:5s.
- "a M: 4:3l, s:21 D. N Saturday only
LIZ y. m. Sunday on!y-6:Q0. S:U5. 1905 g. IL.
Saturday and Sunday only-u: 5S D. IN.
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Dry-nint-Butcher DC lbs. and upl at IKE;
native and Arkansas at l3isc: latter on selec-
ton at lie for No. ! and l2c for No. 2: round
at &c: do. on selection at TIC for No. ! and 6ko
for No. 2: bulls or incurred 1c per ib. less: part
cured NC less: culls 3hc: Horse hides-Green
No. l al s.. rs: No. 2 at LIS: ponies. colts and
blues At 81: all dry at 75c-
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of Grain I'm store.


Sann snrnhn. Fioufs EXC.
WHEAT-Received. 202 cars local and "a cars
through. By sanple-No. 2 red Ssl24slc: No. 8
DO. S7as9c; No. 4 55Gs5c. No. : hard Tsizd77c;
No. 3 do. 12875c-
' CORN-Reeelsed 90 cars local and q cars
through. By samRle-No 2 45G454e; No. ,
No. white 4HiG45kc; Nc. 3 white 1s,sc.
Sc cars local and 81 cars
through. By scmpie-No. 2 s7Massc: No. ;
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St; Lou:s.May wheat Sc to s1sc: puts s3Ac
to sSisc; calls ss4c to sS5sc.
Nay corn <5asc BID: puts 45hc bid and calls
zIizc bid.
asked and calls :ohc bid.