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IT,
1902.
FINANCIAL.
I'ARSLKY-Ncw Orleans MSpkr per doz.
bunches. California Wc ptr doz
SM.hT POTA1 )i:.s kentuckj 3 IS fir jellow
to IIjiI for red Consigned $2 i er 1 bl ;
Inline proun $1123 pr bu
RVTmi: h-3Sc rr bu
SPIN i 11 4..51 "c ln bu box for home crown
SAliERivll l'T-H in.lnmdP SIS., isr ? bbl
nnd J3 w nrr Lbl In u Jobbing a)
i nMii.i'.iui:; j:s pt bbl.. j:a82n jcr
Vox
HOKSKUABIsll-clfll Mi
l'AUHNH'h Jvoithern 1 Wil ft) rr Mil for
unwrrhoJ. wulil pr - 1 1, sadj
CA1 l.in.'iU Kit Ncii C-dlfonila at Jl 73H1 SO
rr cmic Texas $- per i-ugar I M
HEnTs SI 10 per 100 lls . :vm, Orleans 303CC
ppr OVu bunohPs. Txa itfi'n per l..z. Lunelle's.
(It MHO riorlJa JiSuiM ixr Iwx
LOfil'UM-florid. 5(36 per crite
IIUiiIIAKIt Mlt AfeH- Northern ;e per 1ft) llrj
KOIII.KBI iw Orleans 5j ')c per doz.
bunsliep
i:m:i:v l'i:Pl'r.RS I lorlai 3..0'i4 p-r .rite
M'MfH OMO.Ns-Jl a rcr trau (on-imied
culd brtrc JJ'tH "i ptr box
M"UINi; liUJNs Market linn n.rWi ;t per
tox for wax Mciliun at S4 er i basket crate
l.N01Vi:si H ir liol for chol.e
Ml si l:l UHbKNs .vo Orb It- 1iW; ir
dor lunch"
FINANCIAL
i
f
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
207 X. Broadway (bet. Olive and Pine ets.), with
HALF MILLION
Full Paid Capital and
HALF MILLION
Dollars Surplus, conducting its business along strictly commercial lints,
li aning monev In mcderite amounts to nputable huslneps huses for le
gitimate mercantile lutd"- Ins dalls added to its line of ratrons. and to
djy, with total rt sources of over .
SIX AND TH BEET-QUARTER MILLIONS,
i-olleits ncenunlt-. promising that all business intrusted to it will bo
treated with eourtes, promptness accuracy and llberailt.
Interest paid on time rerlillmtes.
vsmem
5
v
Only 3000 Treasury Shares Remain at $1.35
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AMD THE PUBLIC.
ThH is t certift that the unJoriunicl Ito.irrl cf Directors of the Ground Floor OH Co liae sicn to Hnll mil S I!i-ils. a re
Hilile (io.tl .liiPiit, t.13 pi rurltj HIiIr St L-itis, the ei-lusle sal.- "f all i f the treasury th.irfs cniii No one ' ran 11 1 tre.isur
slink diilir.. ami the tic of .un oth 1 -toek th.in treisury ttuck ilms not bcntri this ctmpiuj one ilollar. whircas the- sale of
tn.isur stoek Incre it s thi as-ns of trx Uuniar. Ii the pureh'se of t irk cirs anil thi'rib incr ins the aliu of the bharis
Next allotment of Trea-ur Shares
will be offered at 2il per cent aiHance.
Ground Floor Oil Co.,
CAIHTW, KMt.l-MI.
100,000 Mir.rt- CUMMiO in Iri-niim
Has paid . oer tent m two months
wilt a 1 ptr cent monthly tiiideml
f r I bin r
i'.u tow ind t cure ths dUid nd.
tr -. iniitiiUnr Ti . e.r'-s lntre-t In
tours ri'iii trt.ii. j- i
QjMJffZiSZ'vi
J I. i.i:k. iiTt-rie J
J C SMVTII I'resid nt lJO fl ,& 4-cs If h. 1 OI. S R MCS I) ill is T-
J It IIAIIHIS IoeI-r. iilcnt. rr JOHN I. ctK III-A v l (l.tuuie T.
I'ull liifnn.itloti upon reipn rt Ail rii all orili rs for stock it $1 13 a snare anil m 1L1 ill rhei k- p .ilil '
HOLLAND S. FJEAViS, 613 Security Bldg. 4fh sn. Lows. Phsns Kialsch A S3. 31. Libs. He.
eiiil 'leli'Aiuiiis M nvjiense lteMeriiiK IikU enil fur eoplrs if incr MilHl ii Hit ltliml t lie.s.
.! -. inc banlc or trntt compun 3
', ,t tj u irantre 3 pir cenl I
m 1 b' T r 1 hj. 3
t I'l Mlllilts I tiFiern IK IliOJP 51 .ott- r'
doz Florida J3H7 per lot fir inc Sirs., Ml
Jut
for st an
T nsiii:s tylffT'k rr lz lur-hcs
KALI' inltinire TV'fSl per bu!
CICE.N O.MONS-Ie: li li irr ', ta. tia.it.
Ths HaUona! Ban!: of Sorcmercs in St. Louis,
JEgEESHXvUJIttl rTT7?rt-Trzrf!tt?mJ7?-l&rrV sVT.u;i,Tg;g.-. L7?J:ffT;7yCCT;-
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THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY. FEBRUARY
I
p
rs.
f '
t
.11
I
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS.
$8,500,000.
croi m s solk n in.
IMWlKSiT l'AIU O.N 'HMU IIEI'OSI I.
WH1TAKER & COMPANY,
5urcjjcrj la WHITAkCR liODOMAN,
BOND AND STOCKBROKERS,
300 N. FOURTH ST.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Monthly circular containing list ot local trcurities
mm Ltd m application.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CORflP'Y,
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND PINE STREETS,
Capital, Surplus and Profits. $7,300,000.
A General Trust Company Business Transacted.
OFFICERS:
Jl LIT s WALII. President
!iln ITts nnd rilANK P 11AS Ilont Ofticer
UlLUfcRICK VlERI.lNti. Trust Ofllper
UltEi ICI.MIIIIOE JCiNT-J
I rtunel
sMI I I. V H KK1!N
. 1 u-e President.
JAMCs K HUOCK s rutin
HI i'.II It l. l.K. Vft.stant sreretarv
JII.NltY C IltBOTSoV. :i sst hecretary.
GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER
ON OUTSIDE DEMAND.
MS
IS FEATlKK OP THE
TFtADIXa.
Wheat and Oats Advance in Sym
pathy nnd (lateral Tone
Js Hullih.
t1- turtliV. local Kraln market v.-as unwsu
ali strong" for a Saturday. At the ojipntn,;
ilwro jva- borne hclllitK b traders wiio diu
not cire to hold their linta over Sumlay.
Tlii clement responded readily tu bear
n w. in the shax of htuvy ret eiplt. light
.iut-Icie demand nnd sluggish forel,u mur
kfts Tlu tendencj of wj.eat was doun
w.trd until a winpathetic advance began in
Fjmpathv with the ptreiiKtfa of corn.
Reerints of corn local! v and aL other nn-
mar nolnta were much llehUr than on the
. .. ... ii .i i.. if. .-
.i-rtctjifiiuiiiK u ja'-t jtr. invr inj
hfrilfltinn tTjtjInfr- ordrrsjcaune Jn from
m n pofntn In the touth and Sonthwem,
,. ih ftr tab and speculative account Tho
jMjiih.ivf. or 1S)WU bu. of torn in Kast St.
J -on is lor shipment to Kurope &ao an ad
ditional impetus to the market, which con
tinued stronc until the cloe of the sei.-ion
M.f win at optntd unchanptd to sc off.
at o7c to WW . and closed unchanpeU to "hc
i.p. at S3M(toL
Jul wheat opened '4c off at TTc, and
doted -flflA4C up. at TSi 7bc Md.
.Mav i-orn opened l-ltc up, at 6JHc. and
clofed up at u'Ufi'i
Julj torn optnd 'Ac up.
closed Mfc.e un. at G;i63Ui
it c;'fec. and.
Mij oits opened 1?e up, at 4e, and clo'wd
nt the same figure
Jul oats opn(Ml J4C off, at 3J4c, and
tlo-ed ,e up at JPkC
Cnsli 4-ruin, I'lonr, Etc.
WH HAT Cash miitket Uoccipts 27 earn local
and Ifi can thmuRh No 2 red Hold at S7Uc this
and &7SSSS E ?lde for ni.ar-b . No 2 red of
North rn KTowth at 7c anl No. 2 at 6c E .Ii2e
No 4 it S1-&M Hard winter No J fcelllnn: at
7fc for NfbrufJta, and S9c for thoice Kansas,
fin.j Turkcj worth Sic poor rejected spring
s dd at t5c
ORN Caph market Receipts 22 car local
anl 9 artt throjxh Rj samph. dHlvor-d No 2
at t tni sine an 1 t o o no 3 at 2e ttW
inl K llle 70 ( jcllnu a
Cl i: itldo N 2 white at t.
at fi2'4laetV? this and
t.x thi- anJ K elde ,
eetl at t,m.c i tdde, f
nnl '4B u arrive vtllow ceetl at t)ls.c
N 2 white worth C3.t.rV
"VTS- eh mirkft Rfcfii)tf 2s cars local and
1 ir irrotiph R t-HmpIe. delivered No 2 at
4 V for low to 4nc No 3 at 4. No 2 North-
rn at ifiSSi7 No 2 white at 4fcc. No 3 white
nt tr'jttiv No 1 while at 4WPc
nB-No 2 at Va2u.c
H ltlfc;i Suitable at 5"c to 6c. according to
vejj;ljt and col r
I UAXEF.D No market
FI.tR Quotation on soft winter for ear lots
iik Patent SISt I 11. i-lralrfats- at S3 RTflS 91),
fTtrj fxnrx t2 toSrf Ta iUip tt Wt JV ln.
irrsde wift w-fntpr In ftiti !. S Tr.f5 hard Hn. I
tcr In Juto ks S2 7-&2 'M for crar. S333 23 for
Mraichts S3 350 3 70 for patents, eptln wlieat
jafnts S3 65i3 7d in bulk. T5e hlsher in vvocd
IIRAN Tills or IJ side ;kv, large; tka . direct
orders i?f to 33c t milt !3iI3c Phipstufs at
mill at $1 0'.
Ri E KIOUIt J(bbinK at S3 13 In k- and S3 40
In HU
COIlNMEAI-ntv meal f o. b . JS 11, pearl
mc j! crits and hnminv S3 4
I1A Recrlpts 27r. ton- local rnd 1J0 tons
through shinned l't trrih Prbs K trk p fol
lofh Timothy $14il4 a" for 1 hoicc S13$14 for
No I 11212 i) for N. 2 cliver 13 SOffll, clover
mlret Jll rmiZ for No 1 and JH r) for N'u 2
Piairle tbis Bide tl2 for cho!c anl No 3 and
Jl1 for No Z alfalfa n 50
STi:W Wheat !I-Ci73, oat.3;05CW rc
Si ifiti
I-EAD AND PEI-TLR-FpcIUT at S3 D) IV ad
SUM iZ.
lirCHWlNKS-Ste-ifiv at Jl 21.
I'rlem on 'Clinnjce.
The fnllqe Inc tables fIiotv tbo ranso of prices
on lUlure anu creili grains
fosed
Ranged Cloced
I'rldaj.
7Se,h
cw-,i b
4J'I l
37 a
"ifsteplaj. YestrJ"V.
VS-iACi. ft" at K
Wheat Maj
Jul
t orn -Ma
Julj
Oats 3 lay
Julv
c ," ;?,' , j;r?.' S
Ui"u-Si" "'''' '
7T-t5 74"b
.-. .j-3 "vj-: "
:i
a n
K',1
iuh wheat, con anl oats ranged:
Yesleldaj. balurdav
LnM Year
71,n7.i7
72 ei74ij
n on
7ii.'71'
CS'slTu n
fl
40 5i404
Cy'i'Mw
31 311.,
3JH5i' "
10
35,C?0
2rt.ff27
25.
hoit-No 2rtd7 ik;. v7J,!.i;,
so , re 1 . Ni tlMii
Vnltel . tit .
n . hard . 7X 4i-0
'.' Jlinl 77 C73 n
O in No 2 md C2
V7 fiS7V,
li QViU
771. -a so
7i fi7J 11
r;',iC3
wijflt.:
lei faMl.
i -I141:
G.'tt(U
ir.
47
47125f4l
!SlsilS
.-.l,tl4tl.
4 H I jl2
ttltftt-.
:vo J nite
V 3 n-lliid
No 4 inUiil
N 1 while
No 2 ellow
No 1 tIlou
CIiJ2
li'.'.if..
fij-aliir
O'ts No. 2 inxd 4.".sr4
Ni 2 Northern lsiitll7
No 2 white . 4
No 3 w'me
No 4 wnlte
No 3 ml led
NC 4 '3Cll
47V. (H
4IJ-S4;
2Rlifi2,l
27, 'o,
2-W2H,
-sj a,', 1.
Stoelis nf (7rniu tn More.
Ycnterdas Irtla Usl Tr
Wheal ...1.134 "is 1.2i-,ftS (273f41
rtm . 1 ".73 707 iyC63S 411 C3I
Oats . 234 4U 234 ."( 2s f07
3to 102 221 1)2.221 15.S23
No 2 rsl wheat . .. . It" "III l.S 115 1 762
5."o 2 hunt "17 227 flC.211 2W.S".l
No 2 rtlwl corn . . b9 ll'l 111 4! 24U330
No 2 whl 41011 413C2 112.130
No 2 inld oats Si .' 1M733 . .
No i wMtc . i.CS7 7 721 2141
No 2 rso . '"4.4 0 41 10.2:2
No ! lellcw i-orn . . 1W SJD 120 41 .
St. Lnul 4 Curb lnrKct.
Wheat Mhi hold at S3V', nuts fo'-SiSc.
rail rI''''r' 'IU', f0lJ " "v,,c. puts 7SScs
ells 7siJi b I'oni Mav sold nt f'i-.iiC3c. and
thar Lid' puts lK'.c ..alls WiCulSe to 63S-
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vejietsihle, Toulti-y, Egg and
5uttor Quointions.
Current rrcelptr at 23c Ibcelvfl 3S2 kg?, lo
cnl T0 thnu,h 40 shipped
Butterhtendj. Quotation: Crtamerj Kxtra
2r.rfj2R1c. nrsts 24- necoivlit 2lff22f Dairy--Kitra
21ii22c. fir-tr. 1741 life. Countn-TiMri.' rll
15c. poor to good Hl"c. thoice pickM lc: jnwr
tr fir I3fflt, grci-c ic l-idle pacKvl-Uxtra
(iieese JobUng: Twin at llic, Iiirl H'4;
dairies U4ct V A 12V. 'ntr horns 131?: N" .
larce lie: N. V nvill 11-iC rimbrger 12'W3c.
SvrUs-Oiolcc J5c: No. 2 12tflJc. IlrtcK 1313V-
Iro Intoim,
Pik New Standard J15 3flW per 1M lbs, (a
ft J ebbing way.
llEMtl tKMPI.K AlIEs. Asft Tru-t orfiirr
WILLIAM C UlkBl, A-sl-tant Trut nffleer
KtjOKNi: II. HKNOIM. Heal lttle Ofllcer.
Wll.Ut'11 It PItll K. Safe Depcslt tlfflcer.
Iari -Clioler i(am U. I le- 3 2T- jrr lb In a
Joliblnp waj. kettle rendr-d ut I'VlOc
I3rc-n HainsIn cur lutri f o b L, side: Ham
10.U1H i it i4f c 16 a at 3ijc 1SS) it
it fcT'ac, kinnii hnir 16 a iH- nt lO'ic. a -4
at V'ct California b'iii6c, Xen ork smid
at 7c From block ,lrl run of-house hiiiis at
&c to S3st, bflllea ut Vbfi'lUc
I) S Ment lo arrJe. WQ'dax. tJrc I c'ribi
held at h W - at 624c c i f.
Kid lots in t Jobblnc way ranged Kxtra ehort
and crll nt f-Sc, clear -ldei Sc; t filler t
JtHfiStV- standard backs at V rli!e 7'-c,
fat backs s. Dealers charge higher tn unlet s"
Itacon Uxl c meats In a. Jobbinir May
raid. laxtra s! urt and c:ib at Jic. clear
fldea at 9Hc, brllln at $7r to 1W as in ncr
ace. rlattN at tc. fat lnK- ut c, tandard
iMcks at UNc. dealer charge higher on jrdr
H"eakfa.t baton at l&V for ha i lr fur
fanc small, hams at lOc to ll4.. California at
7iv. Ntrw r'K fboulder ic.
runtr lird Choice 7'Sc
ountr lacn Mdn at c
Tallowteadj , rrtm countrj No. l at f'tc.
No 2 at 3'4c. take t tic rackers irlme una
choice Iifld at 7c to 7'4&.4c
OIo ftfrarln- Qu te at 10lsc
flrtafre- -maIl irrepular los countrj: Brown at
3 tc. eIIon at 4itc. white at 4Sc I'uckem
-tork IJrown at 4Tffc.e. jellow at SSitic. white
at 7c
hheep at 3iSo. thin ewes and bucks SI'-jC,
fprinK limb P33',c
veais j-ii;nt reoe'pts, iirmer yuote Cholc
St .it Ti rtr-T- Ih fjlt- nt JWllin Utr !
f fat Jt
rrtiiirh
rtMiKh. small nnd thin at 3r to 4e t ef lb
IJef-On orders. Pbld riate at JS.V FUltnn
Market at J? M drlei ts 12c, tnni;ue K'xc
pr lb Ins V J4r. knuckle. 13c. outMde lie.
lai Poultr -Hen. and mlxM chicken nt e:
old rootirt 4c. capons 13til2c. etamcy joung
mjwter 7c broilers i2c T urkep Aerape ro
'flpta 11V" ftr lit toms K'-c 7eeMj Ih'c
UuckH at 1'V PfReon Jl rer dor
Ire?M l'oultr -caltled and undraw-n. with
iidt ind Ie-fs on CI lcKen hoic 'iftit.root
ers ec, . ap.n 12W1V Turkeji t hnlr 1,
be. I I) iek lit? 11 V Ml pocr stork in
dud rs Hweatlnir. thin, crawn. etc. nominal
Gecu ti'SMe
Koaninfc Plc-In demand at Jl CT to SI 75 per
head
I'reFh I"ihh Stpa.W Otmio Siinn at n. r-sn-
pie .u c t r nall to c for large, bass 7c for
larce. 10c for order iz-. whit- bass 2c. dreM
eat 1c. ppoanblll cit 6S; dreseil liuIlhtaOr 74c;
LuCalu !c. drcfKl burrlo I'iSoc. drcBrd (irr-
iinn v.iii n'et"pna(i -'c. wnue trrch c.
Gnnv tqulrrel at lOc j.er dot: jack silpM Jl 5)
rer do7
Iluclts Mallard 3 w. 1 lue ivtnir tal K 50:
mixed Jl . edmashacks JS red heads J3 M.
RabMts Oio'ee at fSatle. less for frozen, etc .
rer doz. 'Pcssura lOgKc Jack rabtilts Jl jr doz.
Hide.
Dry steadj. Dry FIIrt-Tcxas hea HUe;
Teinn aernEe 13i2c. Tenn. Ilsht l!c. natiix and
rkanas Id. mien IV. No I nattie UHc No.
2 natlc 1IV-C. Dry f aiteil-Itoun 1 lie. Killed No
J. II ic. Filled No I 10i2c Green wlted Hound
j1 "f.j,?? Tr lb less, uncured 1c per lb
lJl3 culla 3',. cull dr stock. 7c Horte Ir"s
5- '- " No 2 SI 2.
Fnm.
Raccbon
No 1 large
No X medium
No 1 larse .... 40
No 1 medium ... 25
No 2 Il
Trashy worthless
Hed fox
No I 1 1.00
No 1 medium .... a 25
No. 2 75
No 3 SO
No 4 15.J3
Clrav fox
.$ 1 ni
D amall a. No
No 4
No 3
Mink
No 1 larce . .
1 R."
Na 1 medium ... 1 10
io rmau i. No 2
N
3 . .. .
4
No
No t
No 1 medium .
No 2 . . ..
No 3 ..
No i
Otter
No 1 larce. . ,
No. 1 niedlcm
No 2
No 3
No 4
Wolf
I'ralrl
SO
t)
41
10
10
R5)
I. DO
6 '0
r..r
hkunk Prime, as to
Hlaik, lars .
Week, medium
Miort. nrfpe
N irrow itrlj e
llroad strips
Texas
1 00
IS
i:
navi
Wue i Lniirlme 15J3
W IH rnt . . lT.ftrt
Civet cat P lojis
I IQger . .. blTij
IlfUPe cat 10
Mukrat .. . Wli
Opofsum
S3
Timber .. .. JucBJl 51
Hear IM12
lteaier . ... JIij 6
i-airerie- southern aklns 15 per cert .es and
Northern 15rf 2J tr eent more.
Kansas &. Nebra'ka
Medium . .Uitl?
Elne rncillum .14!-.ai5
iRht tine ... 14 4jlli
eaiy nne .11 mV
lllseourl & Illinois
Combinr and
Tex .1 T & Ok
Light fine . 12145CJ14
Medium . . . H'iffl7
I lne rredlum .13 tl4
t'onri-e & low. 14 W14l
Heiw fine ...10 011
Dakota & Western
Medium . Ui.fUfi't
Klne medium .lSifcCrH
I.ll-ht nni . . .13 nm3
lleaiy line .to 11
Ark & fiouthern
Tndie months 17
Lamb . . IS
liurrj . ...12 813
Hani burr-' . 10
Tuhwne'iefi
No 1 . . . ;ii
N" 2 . . 21 CI22 "
Hurry . .14 all
ilothlnir ... IJ srlSVJ
",,J cioihinR 17 en'
Trail ocd Inw. 17
biicrill buiry.
14
J.kht tine ..H aiS
Hard lurry . ili
ll'an flno .. 11 312
I-imb . 10 MIC'J
la . is ,t Minn
Medium . .. .Is 154
Fine medium .14 nn'i
LlKht fine 13WI14
Heaij fine .11 Q12
Black and .dv at from 4c to Cc per lb ;
13c allowed on old and 2 on new wool sk.
I'rnlf ami Vegelalilrn.
The Republic's quctitlons are for tar lots In
flrt hand1 unpps other nUe specified fcciall
lets nn rders are tharffed hlcher
STRAW RKRRIK-Floriia refrigerator rtoclc
33fit')c rer quart box
APPLES? Current receipt selling frcm SI Zt to
3 pr bbl fancv rtock higher. I'rom htorare
Un Davis held ai $3 50513 7". .ax to quality, and
wlacsap and willovvtwlg Slrft SO per bbl. In a
jibblnc wa.
PKARS-Califcrnla SI SCil CO per box
ltMONfc California on trk 52 23 for choice to
$2 1052 25 for fane and SI 4) per 10 basket car
rier. New M"sini S3ff3G0 in a Jobbing way.
GUAPKfa Catawba torles 10012c
OR a Pi: HtUlT SB6 50 pcr box. according to
tUe
ORANGFsMow. tead Quote nw Mexican
Senora at S2 35 a box on trk , S2 40 del. Calif o
nla naveU at SrG0$2.ft for choice, seedlings at
S-iu2.13: I Iorida at 2 0 for choice, fancy higher.
In a Jibbing wa 23-JCOc per box higher. Targer
ire S3 irfr box.
m CRAMiLJRRlES-S6(g7 51 per bbl.. J 1 752 CO per
LOi-
PINEAPPLES S2 503 per crate for Cayenne;
Nw Havana SI 5og"2.
MAlOA GRAPiCs-Sfi&flQS Xer bbl.
COCOANFTS-fclIin? n dialers at S23 mr
1.0X in a small wa at $3 per 100.
UANANAs on orders at S4 per 100
I'OTATOLe yuote: Rural on trk. 7CS78c; fan
cy 7jsOc. poor ft3v17c.
ONION Choice mar-by jedow at $132 on
trk. SI 4. del. white at SI 50. red nlobe at
SI 421 45 in bulk il 50 In .
CAliRAGi: Holland and DinUm S1S&20 del ;
domestic lower, red lUc per lb
TOMATOKi Florida at S2.33M2 7 ner fi-hanket
cratt. fanc at S3: Mexican held at S1.75S1 9j ,. ?
tier oasotei crave. .- wnz ,o per 6 uaKet crate
CKLT11Y Michigan 3fl40c for small; wh'te
pi Line 2i20c per doz bunches; Colorado 23Sa0c;
fume-grown l-gHOc lr doz bunches, as to size;
bulk S212 50 per crate. California. $22.50 per
ciat Celers rods 3)(ifc per doz
LCTTFCi; iTm: ptr bu. Ikjx for home-grown.
Fb-rldn SI 7oCT2-25 per hamper, New Orleans Ufa
4 V) per bbl,
CARROT.s Northern 3143715 icr ten; washed
7)7 7V per Vt-bbI ; Ntvv frleans 23fi30c per tloz.
bunches
IITRNIPs ltomc-grown 30Q33c per bu ; Globs
wnt lieu 7at&svc ner 'i-l bL sack; New Orleans at
2S-j'U'-c per dor. bunchc.
MI-tecllnitfMuiM Inrktt.
1 K THKHv-In demaul, stea i Trlme Hie
r t -. in snall k 4?t in large "k 4 sn
m m -mall Vi in nrK k uld whit X J7t.
X 2 3t W lr.(rtc X lt(4l2e WW vr
ciU k( n Se turke tail !-V. w me Si-, pu'ntvrs
"r ir ind tall ,c tnp ml -uid pointers 5c,
btul, - lMk iili T5 dir. Ik
I1-1 KtIN.H. 1."1C I'riim aet .ins 3iV pr
lb . Txis at 27c. anlelope li-. jt.r lb . jwat 30c
tu h. ilfm ied ut
HKKUA.-Umt at 27c ner lb for prim
MIi;ri IMII.r- Full wool pelts nimlntll ac
to 'iw. limb t 25c to lc. shfarlltiKs at Sc to
lie dr tuck fallen, etc . Sc per lb
I tool Olnsenn at from $3 7". to M 2j. lad
fill ps-- Mt Sl v Mnca .it T"o. pink at I KoIJn
sfil at 4c Miy appv at 2jc wdiofviirk of
root V lurk of tree 2'-c tnki at 3 black.
11 4c andl.a ut fwifi. Hod t -c bliifj Hair
3i skulkip leis lv e i -"arras bark 5 , wild
plmjer c.
i A&TO IIKs-nil fl 1. an 1 $1 4) per bu
prim In ir lotM. small and inferior le-
1 NFIjOU Fit sl.i:U 1 I'r P lb"
I INsIJ I Oil III., it i.i. lulled -4r prices
nominal
CA-TOtt OII-1-ots 2 gil , Jlr lb No I nnl
low. n T smaller ijmmities It i r Hi mire
COTTON m:KD OH- turner el'ow nt 44c;
wliitf- 4io. winter tllow 47c winter w!ilt 4Sr-
Hops New Acrk lhtilTi Pa Mc toast 15 1C .
old it lie f. nljrn it 4 fHU
hAL.T n Me Medium y . t,rutul ited S5- pr
III Oc ler bll more thin hldf
III MI'i:M-Uitt bd at .2. pr lO ll3 .
pll ti "-t
1)K1H .i;i.i; FI.AI--.l-hlnc from mr
at SI Ts'5il -tlch $1 CJr;l 7) split $151.
hlppoorwlll i cute $1 Oj
MIIlli: 1IBN Hi d 1 1 ked ei hini In a
mill av frcn tr at Jl 7 VI o p i bu .
t rnrI $1 6 rr bu maih'no picked ?1 70.
I Imn b inr. at 'nf ir Ih btiikw J--". "il
I'-rni i nk it 131 KntiU at P4IilV New
.rk sI3 4c
JIONIi Comb I irk at t :V bright ambrr
Io(fiK white rlinrr whtc ulf-tUn 1 M6e
htrtlnwl tuthtrn in 111 at 4c t 4J4c, t in lz
ii k tallforidt tarn 6fitsc
MO--S Market tiil, miclUre picked In h-t
-Im ind. cfferirKs UN rd Kni-mlxd FiIVc
mlxAl If2V.c inc'il ie p.ce 1 Zrt2lsc. X
at 3sft4 . XW at ,i .WW 3sc, in
ferior j !ckfl lfss est a black 6c.
i:MPT HAUKi:i-hCcal oil titrirnt!ne an!
saollne 0c. Ipetar 7il, black oil u-. llnst--d
llnht oil and -arnlvh 75c. usir IV, whikj c.
di lalf libit 5.K1. wine Wc, lurkra-t 3-pttkle-
4V. tit c. flour ISc. m Iaf 1 St lard
tltrces 33; Vc off for each broken hea 1. 3c off 'or
ach hoop rnlFInj?
1IROOM CORN Nomina. l llrm q tote 1 er ton
Fair Jvo nnl JS" choke JifjoK oirrmcn VftlZ
HAO-, i:TC I'er 10-) tl s Count n rai,s at 1 i"r
fV, old upe, N 1 ant manl'a. Jl 3J, No 2 ut
5oc. nibbtr at J3
HONKS Cho ee 1 leached at $13 per ton other
klIId from J10314
l HAP IRON M) MRTIJv-rer jrtj Ib
rouRht iron 55?fftV heT cnt Ofl'5'V. malle
M 4. -tel 4pc brakij.e 4)e pt e S,f40 .
burnt r" llcht brai J7. heaj bra J10. iip"T
Sit. zinc J2 vi lead JIT', pewter J12
TOP rultN on Ub)-Oholce white pearl J2.3
on cob fir MO lbs rU- wotth t mired Jl a''i2
ri i-.-s- ,un ict lrtf 7(iiT
PKMl Quote Farmer- to
stock-Red at 1
Rc per lb , write. Jtc.
WAI.NCTS ei Iur at 2ac per bu
1IICKOUV Nt TS-Quotatl jcr bu at 3c for
Tarro ind JOe fur -heIIbark
CU.EIt Quotable per bbl In Imp nt from JT to
$4 f)
HMtfllirM CANT si:i:i Nominal at Z "0 pr
1") lb
SORGHLM-Prlme nw qjotalle at M&Se i-r
-
M PLn SFt: t? A'n sTmn vt c..-n- -.
fc to Sc ptr lb; Canadian at 14. maple lrup
at "0c to siu iMr caj
ORASs Mt;i:D. TImothv at S". 73 to $ . P b' 1
fer prime new Millet S2 to $2 2" fur Hungarian
or fomruon, German S2.75 Clover nom'nally at
J to $32j for clean high grade red li at
ItRIKD KRFITs pr.lej. Thee sold at 4c to
iAiC frr iin dtlea nuattfr and at uc to Fo for
eiupo-nted ihc Chop nt tflii4c Peae'ie -un-drlM
lahn at Ji,c to lS62c
M'MBER Fnm nr-t lands quotatiors r-itiRt
as follows. Prplar 1 inch at $2728 and S.ai.
1 Inch at S2H"") anl $1S20. 2'a-inch ai I Tick
er t S.llff-2 anl S21S22 souare ix4 at ..'? .tt..l
J30322 Oak-PIaln -awed white inch u $:.'i2;
nun i3 3i'., ii, to 2 men at S2nj27 and s.f I
1. 2V, and inch t S:sii.3 and StlO qu-rt. r
Inch at S37S33 and JIl71s. V inch at t?9i4l I
end SlSfiCO. miarter-'incd re 1 Inch ut S.h 2S
and S.GfUV 1VQ1W lnh at trfl2S nnl 2C11'
boters end reaches a; ;t. tongues .a $3 i
1 irch at SH-Gf. anl SH1C li.cni, inch a. Si".?
i. nu i 'a i ;, ioi men at srn and S2 Track
"u:"ul J" '. sV-fi' nl 3' Mia ( rerri Iar
ann ecoml nt "trjs common S"n anl culls ni i.'.
Illckor at J2r"iio hi"knn a-les Rt S-"i cd rai
ZG2f anl SlSSilfJ pr-ts 1 to 20c earh a t r 1
lz 1 .! Mnmrre at JI0 for tnerrhunt ib'e
stuff do nua:ter-snfl t SiV-127 anl S12 Cot
tonv.oo.l-Mill run nt JM .VifiF lx board i'3
Inches and over) at 72fi2l. gum at $ for ap
SIR and IS for red. Cvpiess aT23W:r anl lnai3
choce LouHlnna worth more Map.e SI2 far
choice Onbrs hirhc-
4T)OPKRTCFr3 - Quote. Cott n-rrood f. ur
Win at s23. dc irtal hbls at SI Nn . nt
IT half bbls at J4. leer kegs at ffl2tfM. li-i
tierce S27. pork bM SIS- 1 Trading, per vt -.t I
noiir hbls 5c mill run 17-lnch stock fcr a. n e
I," 4c -10 2 dp 3Wci I1"! tierce ific. ijrk bbl
USs Ft"avJ hoops Flour bbl S14 TA for cot. r
53Ii3 'J) for hooker, half-bbls S2 33 cope!
!im6 foot ,"23 oa 1"! tlerc c-oner iaI
JCflS pork bbl $7
COOPERAGn Larl tiercel $1 25 for wwl an'
$1.10 for Iron round bbls . pork brls at SI 6i
for woodbound: oleo tierces SI 20 ck -vork
7-r,,u"'l hoop Tour bbls 31". fiat-hoop do 3I-.
naif bbl j; mal bbls 27c. pduce or a pile
bM 25c
RAGGING RTC Itarglnr rer vnrl lb at
iVjC 3 lb nt C"4c 2Vlb at 6lc Iron cotton ties
II. Hemp twlre Oc.
St. I.otiU Cotton Market.
Firm and unchanseil Snles 73 hales
Firm nnd He higher, rales 2S0 biles
Ordinarv ?
Good ordinarv
Low middling
Mlddfng
Gool middling
Mldlltng fair
Tinned and FtalniM ic to fcc eff white
7S
n,
"Vi
...S7
pot soiton llnrkct.
Galveston Firm at (.5 IGc. nteirts fi 3-W bales
N w Orleans Vtrv firm at S 3 lfic. reflrt.
4 4 bale
Mobile btead at S'c. receipt?. 32 bale
Favannah SteB ly at 8t4c. receipt, i 9-j Pales
i harbston Firm at &s.c. teclpt. S'ii biles
N rfulk Meadv at SV recelj is 1,71 bale
AMlminKton rirm at SV retelptF. 1,433 tales
Itiltlmore Nominal nt Sr reelptF. none
New ork Stead nt 8 13 16 rectipt none.
Ronton Steadv at Sc. receipts none
Philad Iphia Stiady nt 9 1-lCc, rectlj t. SI
bales
HOMFton Stea lj nt S 7-16". receipts, 7'i bales
Aui;uta Firm at S'c, ncolpti" I 4Vi bale
Memnhl1 Hrm at S'c, iecdpt, 1 ulO bales
II? Tlrtfrnph.
New York, Frb F Cottn futures cloel vr"
stradj Feb. SCt. March ! r7c pril S G4 Vj
.r(7e. Tun and Jnlv S"2c, Aug 8 lie pt 7Jc,
Oct 7 $ic sjrtt closed Muii t, 1 10t 1 Igi e- ribl
dllng uplinls fi 13 IC do GiPf 9 1 Cc. "Ties
none fatten eperud llrm with March 1 oomt:
lower and other months it? I points higher thi
being a verv pwwl phowin in view cf the fact
that Liverpool was down to l p.int more thin
expected and receipts it the pcrts were lirger
than last night predicted Commission houses
were bountifull supplied with buying orders
and shorts were bv no means confident of their
pfttlcn ton after the tall the market hnd n
idiarp reaction' under nctlve elllng for profit
Inlde longs, who Nlieved the maiket wuiM !
better n the end. anl prlt suffered a "light
relapse at the numelit Whereas March was
lower than the rest of the list. It Inter n gained
it former strong position, which It letalmd
practicall to the end of the efnn Thiou!
out the morning trade wa nuite active ard cen
eral. with the bears hell well In cieck bv bullish
nrivntc report fnm Snith rn spot mrkeg nnd
bad neither cr the tentral and eltfrn pir
tion of the belt prompt I prediction? for a
smaller movement next week The ti ih ad
wire houses were f-re bujera In th Heal ring In
the first hour. Wall street supported Mij TIic
market coel steady 1 to point hUer
New Orlean. Tcb 17. Cotton v,r firm --ale
27 m0 ordinarv C lelfle trood onlln irv 7 T-ifir
lew middling 7 It Kc. middlimr S 3-iCc pomi mil'
dllrc F 3-lflc. mildlln;; fiir &5-lsc receipt 4 4-c
Ftock 254 121 Cotton futures firm, Feb Sl75Jv
March Kww7SMtf April s-lSs-oc1 Mav S 341? 3Sc
Ji.no fi 41S 42 lulv 8 4rffH47c Aug St2igT3e
lIverpfK.")! Feb li Cotton Snot dull prlc
l--"d lowe Amoricin rrlllHng fiir M-1SI. -io.l
middling 4 23-321- mid iltntr 4 21.221. low mldlllp-r
4Kd gofl ordinary 4 7-151 ordinarv 4 VIhI
ale of the dav were 4 i) bale, of which "Vo
were for speculitlon and exiiort and includ"!
3 vi American; rec-Ints in n. i,ale Including
BSW American, future opened quiet and clei
harely stpaj American mlddlln-r g. o Feb
i 37 fi4 7C-U 1 s- Feh or I Murrh 4 2i4i34 37
fi4d s March rl April 4 2G-Ji4 37-6'd s Aiifl
ad M 4 16 4i4 27-"4il s: Mav- and tul- 4 2
fH 17-fi-d b June ind Julv 4 Zt M4 17-fiid b
Julv and Aue 4 36-84i 37-64d b Aug nnl ent
21-Cif T?- l b. Sept. and Oct 4 2I-G4d l ,
Nov 4 17-61d b
MRKBT nv TCLEfinAPII.
New "iork. Ib F. FIou- Receipt II 7CB
export. 2.3.i. falrl active with a firm unier
tone but ro active advance winter patents
$27:S:v inter straight $3.73 13. Minnel
seta patent? VtOfii l,, Minnesota biker 2 itf
T35 Re fioui dull fair to oo I $3 2Stf2 c
choice to fanty. $3 30,f3 7" Ccrnmeal nuiet
xellow Western. $127. cltv. SI 2". IlrandvAln
S3 6o'J3.7o Re teadv No 2 Western (We f
o b afloat. State fUftcv c i t New York
- lo. mrlev dull feeilirg. C3ff63c c I f
jv io'a, ifuiniii. uoii c c i r New iok
T i.nt Receipt?. 26 f 00 exports. 4 3l5 snot firm
N 2 red SC fob aflrnt Vr.. . rcrt iVp
eltvator No 1 Northern Duluth. BtH f b
afloat: No -1 hanl Manltrba. ssc f. o b afloat
sutaln'd b unexpectes-IIy higher cables anl
light peculative oneilng-"; wheat wa btcadv to
firri during the for-roon in fi-e of more fi
vorable crop new th? tlce -wasMlrm at -4C
net advance. March closed at Mo. Ma, S1W
g4 3 If?, clcsetl at S40 Jul closet) at Sic; hep.
tern ber. 3c. 0rn Rec Ints 23.4o). exirts.
1,153. spot llrm; No 2, Cfl4c elevator ant 6S"nc
f. a. b all tat the cable rurnlshed tabllity to
ttni during the forenoon, in connection w ith
small receipts and light offerings: ?loed tlrm
f and parti ;c net higher; May. 6G"$r$7Uc. clocd
1
t sfc( itptinbtr r.'t
i xp hh jj hji t -ta i
41" .Vi J nnif lc N
mi-' I t in 4 h irU
iptl tc ei , ni H i
Ls j 1 it l I . V7w ;Ws
(Cieiun to fhtuf tji (,,p
llO' 1 ". nop l(.if Uc ol U H 1 Patlilc
iti 1111 iron iiiin 10 trp. It)(ti3 olds
- I!i( nih ul-.tn i lbi IS..
dlfnrnla. l to -" lb' I 'c rxi". o-. il to v
II !!. 1 ith r ct .a t , hctubKk sib,
I U. nis 1 -, - liht to lit iw wel-ht ' tfi.it
lI lb tn noiiietIi tic ( - ,'.'',' It T dull
finillj ll))in iihs $&r.tin. I -tT ham.
Jlii-r.'i ifktt JI ill i it fxtra In lia
im 17 - 1I1 . ut ii us dull jkkbd b I-lf-
iirMi'.i ri Hi smlltr- pUl.bl
hum- r44d(U(. I-ml Hi mi -t n sif mi d
?'" nfn I him iMntinetu $)Si south m r
i an 1 1 snmiK un i S 1 's 1' ik stt l ,
funul J1717 Vi short 'b ir. JF.i-i2-i me.
SI $.17 I ill w btt lit it. r luunlrj iff
, .at 11 t-4-d ull dud 1 rtnit rud niminal
do tllcw IPu-ll1 t R fin tfil striiii-'! coni-
I nun t hi.e SI " Tunxnilne Dull it 4P,r
4 iliCK (am dntiesfu ftlr tu extra 4MiVji.
1 il n C frt( io!is ;! 1 1 . Nw Origan
tpMi kettle col to cl 1 e 33fMIt
Kanan 1 It IVb l- -iliew neat Va 7CU
G7tc ltil r'i""' ' "'b No 2 ln-1 7 i'-a
"ti No 74(".c N J ml S7t Ni t m No
J Hirlnc 71i75:c t trn M 13 f1?!"- 'M I
"'l i ih Nfi 2 mPtetl t." N. ' will 1 7c
No 3 C-c Oat- No 2 nliPi 47 il Itu-No 2
flf. Wfx-CInir. tiwtm Jit " ' b priirtc
512 j Rcceli t ihft lli mn 4J H tut-
lfi.hio ship -if- UN it 12 CM torn 1 I ""0 nit
II 0J
ia'-poI r' 1 1-. l i13 i in uli in -teTl v
h H ur - I tuts f tnc wtntt 1 tin 1 at i
II'." t I'inloii iIM(.itl 'i iMi Hrm at 1 1 )
r 4 "- Icf hrm ttra Inlii nu 7' l(r
flrin p-im. iif's t ttrn 7-- Ilamv hort nit
II t 16 p.. 'twill I" Ru on Cunibt rlatid cut
f tt, - i4 t ih nt II- "h rt ribs IR to 24
lb stcad at i " hue 1 1 ir mMII Pent Zi
to 1 lb- ,unt at 4 s Ion; clear mblll"
hciw 3 to l lb? quiet it 44 f-1 -hort cl ir
I -tk" b to 2o lb- 1 s i 1 clear tdle 11 to
1 Ps stc idv at I"- should rs-s nmr, jl to
H It- tui t it "V-. I,ard Prime WiM'-in tn
ti fs t.teMit at ls d. American retimd in
tails qi.it t at 47s Tl HuMer it-tlv Iinest Cnitl
"-t it 9s eood I nitel M l't-s 7 Cheee tlrm
meran Iln-st whit 4s til A'nerUan tlnest
i . Ion d 4- '1 TtUow-Frlmr 'tv ndv nt J"1
inl MitrilUn in InI n hrm ,t 2in i i Turp i-tlnt-iiit
'tfilv nt -f- "1 Citton fd II
Hull nlmd jot quiet it JIk I,d R In Cuin
nn " "ad ut 1 I.irsd oil Hrm nt 11s Cl
Tj'irlo Fell i -Wheat hill Mm. cash
ffi Mav 7Nc Jti . Co-n dull ttrn May
and Jul Cl't tilts M. iv 44i Julv Ac
CIoc?seid I b S.J. March S3 77V.
Mill mkei M Feb F V htat flriner I i-t
No 1 Nrtbrn 7777'.c No 2 Northern 7V.i7i;i,,c
Vla ,vsi w, Ke -leliv n i to ;
bvfr No 2 i3trtfl- sample 3..CT,
Hire)
'IIJ
il-,n , II. tlnn I'.h I'. fInA S. nt
Cab l Mtj 7"lii?"4 Inlv 7C'-?i-cHC. m
trk No 1 Inn! 75" . N I Noitnrn 'f No
2 Noitlcrn 7rt."se74I( Flow I irt patent. S3
5T"i sc nl i atents 7 ?i' S. n--t rl-ars J3
I I-utmt-s ouiet Tib notn nal Match 3s 2d
Miv e" -1 d
Pnria II! Felt l" Con cteat'i. Vo 1 oi-c
iat hrm N 2 whit. IC4c 1 IIId throurh i
li'"k on the liis of si 31 for finish d go-i-Is i
Duluth M'nn Keh II Cto-c U ii-at """ash
No 1 ha id 7,i N 2 Northern 72h;c, No 1 j
Nortiern 7t Mav 7 Julv 77"-t Vrn a 11'jC '
ci'iaco III IV1 1. Cash flour dull
winter tat nts 53 5f4 stral-iVs S 49'
7o ijtrs Ij3 4i. -prin ne laN Si JO
pHtrnt J" J ?i3 71 Ptra!-ht $.' '033 2-1 Whlt i
-N. ; -M-irc TvHaV No 2 ml fV
Ont Nu 2 4t N'o 2 hlt. 4"'74c No 3 viRe. j
4 1J'c Rvt No 2 rpuc R-rIe I air ti ch ilc i
rraltlnc ffiC3Uc Flaxseed No 1 SI T No 1
Northtern SI 711 TImothv .ed prim S M '
Provis'ons Vr ntk per bbl JC 73fl" "1. larl.
rer l' lb" S &&' 27 -V rt rib"; slic Io-o
h!" Op d-v vlt- t "botilde-p. Iml 7tf7-,c '
sbrrt ckar Idts hid S S) V Whlskv-pasNt
hiRh wine
S131 Clover -cmtroct grade 5 31
I a
i.m: vroi ;v ii ikkht.
eek't Trmlinir iim Lls-Iit lern
Pnlrlj Mcnui-ilorM-x Dull.
N TIC t VTTLE There wa a verv f dr -up-I
lj of native tattle for isaturda rd ottenrg
er. pritt il'itnt
""unip llfe det.loped tn both butcher and I ef
.ia . .r.d the general tra It (ti teei was
steadv to trou,.- Ahlle Imtchet staff and (tn
nt r jkl full tcad) Ihe u-.ua! s iturday quitt
nera irevtii-I on atotker ard feeler
MIIIl'ING AND i:KUlT
t'hirpirg .nd tipirt ters of vuiious wrolghtf
an iiuotab , ,ij follow"
l.t ratlvr 1 c f stt err trictlv fanc cat
tle 1 3 ) to I 7C0 Hfr. averagt. S7f. )
tbobc exiort -tecr", 1 3r to lwj lb" average,
Sb&0i.7
Gooil hipping and .export stet r 1 3"0 to 1 ))
bs SikUoQAsi
Fair to medium shlpplrg stcti. 1 3Cu to 1,430
II- 3 1V.i6 0:
IJRI '-M-D HF.F.F ANI RFTCIinil sTEERS
totters 1 2) t Iptt lb- average full ratge,
rough to bett. $-1 v (
Metrs 1 ii) to 1T lb- iverict full ratigc.
S3 Off" 7j 1 alk of ale nt SI 6?i7 -
-vttr-i weighing les thn 1 iiCi, lo . full rante,
$25 35c. bulk sold at ti S3'u4 -0
bTOCKER.s AM F1.L7UERS
Feeding sttrf filr to tholct ) hi- and up-
wani. S3 svffl 'O. the bulk at Jirniw
Common to choice Ftxkir S.,7an43ei. bulk at
$323 9(1
stock htifcr- full rang SJ73'k3 1 and the
bulk at $3'i3W t
COW -5 AND MINED
Fanes native heifer mII at S JV K. but there
have Wen vtrv few on the maik't
fhoice native heiftri sell at $1 Hi-
Rest native ovvs sell at $4 til j3. and good
hflfers oil at 34a t 4)
Medium cows at $ir3r"o
Fair covs at J2 7J73
Inferior light and old cow $1 23-
Tlie liulk of the Muthwest tow soil at S2 23m
2.5 anl the bulk nf all tN ,tiW3 cold at $2 T it
4 Canning cow - 11 ut St r0fi3
CALI
Veal cdve full n n $2?7 M tr 1"0 Ib ,
1 ulk at 5V7 per 10-J lbs, hen tics anl jearllngs
soil at S225,4 per 100 It', with the bulk at
S2 73(33 30
nuLi-s irrc.
IIuIN full ringe. Ji 3.''ix4 V, bulk of ab
$:! 7j stotrter lulls sold at ti 7533 . the bulk
at S3 WIS.
MILKERS ,ND SPRINGERS
During the wi-k th milker old at a full
rang t f 2)ji35 iwr cow and calf, the bulic of
rales being it $23'i.
1-Ol'THI H CTTLF-The earlv otlrnte nni
for !" r-outhen tattle lut arrivals were lat
nnd tu trtnspctlnn? tf co!i"eq i nc ha I len af
frcted at the time rf going to i ress Tho bulk
rf the receipt came in too 1 ite to be toll, and
T.II1 be hell over to the owning dij of ntxt
vek
During the veek Texas and Indian Territor
steers nviraking 3"0 t 1413 lbs pnid tit a full
range of ti 7 t"? most of them ,oIii4 nt S14)fiT
5 e anl the majoritv of them wen fed Cow a
and h.if.-s brought S2 2.0 4 20 the balk $2 73ft
3 4 st ik anl oxen J2 7.ii4f(5 bulls $2 0-33 55
anI calves 10fi IH ptr head anl $2-23'Bt73 per
hundred
tkna and Tenneee ccw and heifers sold
at S? 2-W? PT. bull anl oxen $2 -.Ofi i 20 mlxel
cittle $2 1t2c" the 1 ulk at $233327". vearlings
---, an, calves J2.7j'35 V lr hundred.
I lOGs A ged moderate run of hog arriv ed
for J-atuniav and thev averaged falrlj well
hi .jualltv a ha- bcn the ciKe for several
wee? A co- d denisn 1 i rev died f-oni citj,
butehr-, which holj-od to strengthen the tn Ie
tn govi me Hum anl heat weight Pickers
ver al.j bu.lnp- freel hut the hJpi Ing d-rp-d
wa nl fair The Kt bogs- of all
welh v r- ibout "t high r thin the c'oe on
rriilc-v .bile nil other were strtms" Trading
w as u tiv t -nd tli market was ov er arly.
The few hozs that came in late- were at no elf
advantjge a? the clo was en a firm bal
No" manv common pigs or t-al lichx were
arrrng the oering?
Fair to gool heavv hog. 22) lbs avenge nnl
ibr.e 11 ftt SS.2051: 42'-: medium weights. 111 to
-n n, . nt .- n?ifc?rl -. the bulk nt SfiTtV?) Ileht
-i to r) p at WiliS. the bulk at $". 1
C Ilsht light. 1'0 -o 1 lb, at $3&.13,
the bulk at S3 205 7" pig" undr 100 H
?t t4"rfi1"5o. he'ev cull at $I3Q-j350. fair to
po-M mi1!' I it S3 f-SftiJ ' The top wa- $ 3
anl the lulk of the hog abne l"f lbs. sold
nt StoC2i agalnt a top of S4i. and the bulk
ai -.wff2 on Frtda
?itfFP Mo-' sheen were on tw- than irtiallv
on Knturdaj llovevcr as supplies rTrtlr have
1 een mm small, luvern were anxious frr them
and trading wa active on a stea ly to iVm
laIs The offerlnc Incluled a rPuMe deck of
Utht onlv fair graJe fallclippei Texa: aIo
two laid of good rUive shep and lamli No
dav for everal wcet ha the supply been suf
ficient to meet the deman 1 conequentI values
lae ben on a. verv Ftrortg baI comra-e1
iv Ith other markets for evervthirg that could
be p ?bi ud for r.utton
so fsr tvs we-k the s? included lambsthat
sold at $tf?fi r. the bulk elllrir at SX ")
Nf' e sn - uthwesi mutton been nli at a
range of W 23. with the bti'k of th .I3
going at S4 773 toeker fold at $1 "0T2 ""
cull Iamb at $2 "0fi4 V) and bucks o!d nt St
4 "v nrtneipalb at S3 W -) Sale also in
clue v.rstern lambs at '! 5) ml mixed Tcxans
nt u ft
HiRF,: It was an atogether nominal uph
hich tran?pl-el In the hrse marlet FahinWv.
for tber were not onlj no commfsginn arrivals
but r' fuP lord of any kind, either condgnM to
-pecui'-tor er othrwi-e pome stragrllng arriv
al generally on- or twohepd Wt. were reportei
Int cf coi re th" ot no figure in the market
The trade along with cWlng quletlv terminated
the yed in n leps firm ccndltlcn that a. v eek
ago The inroad on the farm demand whch
the Ind w-e?tl er has h-"" making of late were
more ferloud manifest ths weei; thap nnv and
a h. ntisnuf.n thnt branch of the market rlnsd
an average rf $3 per head lover on its rln-s or?
nrrlv al Th Southern clause hav e likewise
been weaker, and th cnlv kind that have main
tained their strength uniformlv have been "elect
IMem block. and "sure shot" rnvalrv horses
Horse unotatlcn Heavy araft ommon to
rod, $120'S1V choice to extra. Sl-KetS5. Chunks.
UW to- l"J) lbs Fair to good JG5ifl; good to
choice, JS5&110. Coach horses and ccba Fair to
ai r;i,,( iui .k
oats Rctfrt"
No i' Nf J
t . bit. irk
whit - fi-j
oil hip i t f
M ps linn -t tti-
(iIH l. r.m i ..rk llli T'-n In ltiTL II..
iu. i i i.i. li Wh.at snni t. iH Vn l ' "et IH n"'l ' n " to Mrnnir and clo'ej neak.
Niiitrie't'n -Vr ne Us Ii..l n rT'l in t V 'nHc ,rrt hu-hers Si75isw). rood to rholrs
r.r Vs'l... ' s1;, 1 . MforoW IH ruTucs he;v -.rfi6. roufh heaV J JrIB .0. llcht
ilra.H llnrr'i is ",1 Vn ,. "I.d (Vm-wt mill Hull or -ales Iot-l9 3i li en He.
!.??.. ,7.,a' -,'i..V'.'.,. .' .-. ". a'1 V?1"? feints ft.1 irofsl to choice aethers JITia".:'! I
lillT-f ll I till l'IH-l 11" 1 n."I 11' J T
Kd J14 i?'7 thu'ee t e- ra tlr 1 0 IltrEtj
r r th t mti t-mall li'.ttt dr rr- r r to r ml,
;.')-Hj .iivctt to .ira Jjj 7i &utrn drttri
1-aiKw j"sn 12i Rxpert ili"k '.S to I w
'Is I lulu tt tuul, J i' o , nol c to ix in JI'i-Mi
I-' LlLsilKfii driver Fdr to kuo I. "3.tM
ch dct to txtla $13x1.0 t-adltrs to'- southern
uv Fair to cd Slat1!? ch'ce to t-xtra, 51005
13 fuc waited and New orc Mid lie's lv
3" Inferior horses Common, small .lud, J2i
3. lienj wtrli lluRf. S40 tO)
Ml LI-s NothinK new cf intnftt w .Iecloprd
bj the - itur laj mule maik-t Rcct ipti ere
nr tnirij, ill cart, which was the Mconi meat
hln d i f Mil ill arriiaN. u lot t which zt
r noriinit to -itemen to dIfcpoe of thlr
holloer Fowter thtre hu been ome arriv
als on th market so common that the were
tarried oer iititn daj to t i without I (ir ibl-
ari. a riontai)t tiu -onw few of thi1 er
(amnion u-h f inuls rnnilned on ti market
-atuidt lut t.einrall th c It hi inc. u cowl
ITit.es do int e loe as cd as list wt-ck an i .'T
etn-l imblj we ike r than a fnitntRht ui,o Al
tlnu, h the run during the we-k wis 1 mited t' -man.,
fi'tn tu t,i sauries was Mahler in I 't na
not i sntj'fattorj market -ii fall for orlimrj
fiimlltfi
Mule quotations (for brok mule, 4 to 7 eara
obi
14 han Is. fxtrern'' tange . J fj) Ol'J 7J flt
i; InnN link of ilet . 10 iiOa ))
14'j hind-, txtrtme rane S3.u 'tr 0
in2 hands bulk of sales 5,, i)ft s, )
M" pstrtnie niMRc . "5 vul"
!" haiiCF bulk cf al 7, ij t yj ii
lo'x hani- extreme, r innc
13U hands bull- of -itl s
Vuifllrt w
K to ltU han N extreme rani,e. IjmjiIi
11 ti W-z hands bulk of sil-e LStHitO
lie nrt Iln cf quotatlors in each ilas i"
tabulated to rep-c-ti.t h full rang- frcm
common to etr 1 Dealt rs, how v er. often
rlarlfv uperl itive b rches tall top), for
bui en, which sorit'mc ell ron'dfratlv
ai-u." th hlsht quotation Hie sconi line
of ijuotatloMS tlKnints the 1 ulk of -ales ard
K nerrn represents tti- ariou3 curses
tNj n s dd on the. ionml-"ion market, mere
( or s mixed
( .
IJ Tclfffrnith.
Kinsit Citi Mo. i Wi iCattl Ueceirts
Vf) rctlvef Quotations roninal thoice- export
ind diessed bef ?te rs 57 s3fi 63, fur to pood
MW'r stokers an J feeders S3 3o&".. Wtsiern
sV-Af5 T !xsrf?wo?"i 2" S
lvi-4 n ' h,.7eVVs3 7'.2.f cSrer- s"s t. bulla
S3ZM14T calves st73Jit7". IP g--vc lp 3 00
M.rket ntcati to 3c lower, top jg 33 bulk of
aies $3 5.rtti3o heavj SJ-2r'aC2a mlxel packers
$nP6 2u llc'its riril' V'R St0fib2i sheep
Ricepts J market ettaH natlv lambs Jn1
6 "0 We-tt rn 1 imbi J3 WflC 4t native wethers
SI Si . 23 Western wctht r 54 6i?3 73. jeartlnfr
fi7?. 33. 1 wes I3.75a culls and feeO"ers S2 5i
, J '
-.!-.
lliliit;''
Kb ; rattle Receipts :W), mirket
n il to 1 rlmi teer3 ti "p0i7 i". r'Kr
r"",n ".
in m" uum 4i'"j "inehers am leeaers is rr
4 61 ciusJ12JS3 hflfers S2T5.2."i ennners Jl Sjjp
::. bulls BV1SIOI eahes JV)137"). Texi. fp.1
-- steers Jt ?! 73 Hers Receipts to d-i 22.00"1.
e-tlmated tor mpfu-ii 44 ei.j left oer 7i"v, rmr-
fafr to chotce mixed S3 STt tJ Western sheen
St Tlf c, nati.es lamls $173 Ofriclil je-terlav:
Tttrtiit.-( lttl 2 lil htfs f M2. sheep d 161
shirn ent ."attic 2371 hrgs SC sheep 223
Ne .rk Feb 13 - Reev c- Receipt , 4?fi h-a 1.
n il1- rep-rtM. drcsd beef itajl city
!rcs-ed native dde 7c to ift per pound cal lea
last lenivel ijuoted American tees at 13?lt34e
dnril wrisrht. shp at i2iei2'fc drc"el
weight 1 imbc H'-fjHc dressed weight ex
prt- to-d-tv. nattij tPtlmatel 1,724 tattle !)
aifp and vb q'ia-tert of beef Cilves Re-
teip
P-3 heid quote 1 loirer, pome reported
tnold a few orrtina-v veals sold at $S tno
caii Western f ZZI f3 he?p anl lamb' Tle
celpth 1 ii 1 hea heen firm lams about
tea' -vme sitek malnh late nrrivnlp. carried
over: heep poll at S4523 per JVt lbs Inmbs
?t 21C 71 dresfi muttons 7Iipc per lb , dreed
Iamb- sf'iic Ho;snecepts 71 head, weak
M Jctph Mo. Feb 1' 4NttIe Receipt", 2t
I V, :' . 'i.V' S" V - xkl inm'-mi
leavj Urtr I", pig. S3 . "34 sheep Receipts
2i heid teadv
POILTUV.
ItrrrlptM nf Harks nnd Orone- f.en) DfJ
Hlrnblr (tuotntlonw LuclimiKPl
i:i:pt rlic sflcial
Ne. ork, Fb It Live poultrj As the sea
ton advance the current receipts of ducks in 1
gee are (morning lts de'rable and conttnel
laiicelc to rrah birls which are ttiin and not
equ.il to the wants of the bet ilass of trade,
who wr. compelleti to ust- fattened sfck that
'Ms brought in from near b poaltrv farms
Ni chnKe in fjuotatlcn
I)reted joultrv Receipts to da. 2.53 pkg
The arrivals la e e?terdav evening ancl this
morning wire quite fnc on 1 wlthou: an de
rnei.d i speak if more fowls were go'ng over
unroll than for some weeks, thougn receivers
were not Inclined lo shade prices owing to
the. Hunt inxolce in tranfit bmall scattering
lets of cMcken arrived but were gentraliy
coarse and smcrv. with lKill'.c about all that
the averaee run cwuld command, while reasoa
blv soft n eated drv-pKked chickens were salable
up to izg?-i3c li'mtaticni remain, ujicnanca
New Yoik Feb 13 Crge Receipts to daj.
4 43 ca-e- crj large pioportlcn of the re
ciit fr m Western ard t-outhwetern iioint
th week have iown the effects of the bitter
weath r in transit ind became chilled or frozen,
i racing con--icn. netessarv. ip onet . in
amount f d imago claimed liv dealers, but Ihes,
J have Wen H-ht as the demand for under priced
soo w has tren "o strony as to tausc tni. totK
to trlng mere than relative value Quotations
on refrtge-jtt.rs are retalred to meet bujer
viw but th" stick still bero is vet held c IT
the market under owner- limit? The market
lo-duA uas excited anl 2'ic higher on all gra lei
Quotation at mirk Westem and southwestern
-rtdel 3v,c Tcnn-3-ec and southern graded.
52c. fresh gathered, rair to gooa. aiir3L'c; iio oe
fectlve. 2ij30c. refrigerators, common to gool,
2-' c
IIilae1elphia Feb 13 Fggt firm and 1c high
er. freh ncar-b 33c. do Western. T3c, do. boutn
western 33c do i?outhern 31e
Kap?ps t itv. Mo Feb 17- Egg higher, fresh
Missouri and Kanra Ktoek noteI on ch inge
at 27'nr dozen los off. cae returned, new
v.hltevoo! cafes Incluled 2Sc.
ililcage HI. lib 15 Kegs strong. freh. 23
2"'?c per doz.
HnttcT nnd Clieeno.
New York. Feb 13 Putter Receipt 4 144
nkgs and firm. J-tate dsirv 20'i27c creame- 22S
2'c. June erenmerv 17024'tc factory lVd20c
Cheese Rei elpt- 1 3s3 nkg . strorg. fancj large
earl-mn1 ctond I0c. fancj large earlv-made
white lO'ffllc fincj mull St ite fu'l cream carlv
rnade colored ltH12i, fancv -mall Mae full
crniim osrlv-mado white HV7I2c
(liicago Fet 13 Butter firm creamerir 17Q
2Tc dilrl lG5722c Cheese firm at ia;?i2c
ihllad-Ipda IM 15 Hitter firm lut quiet;
extra Wetrn cretnu-rv 23c. do near-bj print
31c. Cheese lirm
Fctroleitm.
Oil City Pi. Feb 13 Credit balances SI 15,
ce-tlficnte no buInes or nTrs, runs 74 200.
average 5433. shipments 72 347 average SHI
Toledo O . Felt 15 -Oil-North Lima S3c.
South Lima and Indiana !X
Llverooed Feb 15 I'etroleum Peflned steady
at 7'id
New York Feb 1" Petroleum stead refined
Nrn York $7 20 Philadelphia and Raltimore
$715. elo in bulk SI '"
Coffer.
New York Feb la Coffee pot Rin dull. No
7 Invoice IV mild quiet Cordova Sf?12c The
market orn n-d teads with prices unchange I
an 1 aftr the call followed a narrow route
though dIDfiM to work a trifle hlghr In un
I nthv with firmer European mirk ts Liberal
receipts In th crcn count ri had been antlclpatd
and the tnide seemetl t have discounted slim
spot dcmarl as vell The cloe was steadv wph
prices ne S po'nt htrhr TotI at 1" VH
bpes Including: Mirch 5 37S5 4ic Mhj 3 5-V. June
5 fn-iTAC'c. Jul 5 7tV. bept 5 9off5 33c. Oct 3 23c
and Doc 6 10c
Snjrnr.
New Yrrk Feb 13 Surar Raw stea I fair
renlr Vic centrifugal 9 test S"" molasses
s. ear 2"c refined tcadv No 2 4 20c No 7
4 10" No R 3llc NTn 3 -V- No. 10 3 tve Nn
II T- No 12 2tV No 13 1.7V: No 14 .75c
tin tara a 4 w coniecuoner a 53c. mo'd
Hv !,m!lTi! 4 Ire cTh"?lic !: l"",d"'d'
s-v Orleiiis rh 1' S"rar firm- onf-i-lctllo I
sSvSc opn-Vettl cntrlfuiral 13Ua- cntrf- '
ucol irrnnnlatM iriA whites none. p!1o-s lt.fl' 1
3 n-lfie 'ind 1T.W1UC. Mln.ff. ptcadi onn- I
kettle nazc. j:""t'""'"' ""' Sirup nominal I
Dried I'rults. 1
Nw Tork Fl 1 THr was a jcrftrl d'man'l
for Pinnn-il.il nnn.M thi. m.rl.. 1.-111-- a n
at quotitlon: stat comiion to ood tbw4c;
nrlr.. Il.r rhl Slift-; finv lfli;Mi
Thp dpn?nl for Callfcrnl-v driM fruit ontlmip.
f'W ap.l 1 rices ,re firei'i mslrtalnp-1 at IM
ef-lous hnsj. prune. it,s-jC. ar-I-rt. rval
11fll4i.. Mror Park "T;21-c. ppacal ne-lej
143irr: UPteelfd -vrsv-
Dry Rood..
Vpi Yr--k. rt 1 Th sIps of print cloths
of all kinds st TMl Tlhr tUs npk or e'tl-
Trntcil at f'Jllv fi.vfivi pieces Bli of 3'ic for
regulars an itii nccim 1 &- -pllfrs Th. mr
Wri,e-Cn"-ifrrnr.K'M"Vb'ln ZSnuSl? !
ct'on SolsS "n'thP war" n.tuVttr,ton "
nrp In better rPauct anl alinni-lrc "W or-t.
virrs flrp fl r. Wool rams stpa.ly. Lln-n i arna
t "-i-
Marchptcr Feh iu viuip... ,n tn clolh
rnarkct durln th" pa1 wck has h.n it fflcult
to flrran"p the strennth of cotton at T-lerpool
dufflnc; flrmner? an.l ir.rcrants arp ttickwanl
shrut ppylnir n.H sneps. The rls- nf cctton at
Lh erpoM an 1 NVw York Is upnprallv att'lriutP'l
to bear cmerln.. Jon slscklnir in the -Hemnnil
fcr cloth Is psnpctPd most of th ra.tprn irsr-
ket hailnir -Pcured ruppl'es for months apd.
Phlnpprs to mmp parts cf pcuth Aroprlca renort
nn lmp-cej tate of tri Yams penerallv yre
poo-- dnrt"C thp WPk. Thp demand was IrrcVt
lar an.! bu'lne'S we trcstly of a retail chlr
acter. Wool.
London. Feb. 13 The wool roarkrt wo, dull
unr. li k a 1 1 - , ) .-til reft' t
1 v n 1 1 it in it j. ti
fzt r 1 t in - i i-,i 1 r t in 1 ti
111 lutii.., "t iu : til 1 x- t I h iai.i -
f i id lur 1 t' e nu u- N. w 11 I
U " - t 4J u . 11- ml .'.. t t H ft
-ouih Mi-st.alia 0-1 " jl 1 1 . 1 -
f jC0 1 I' tt H li 1 .' rthe'f 10 S
Tlie Mrt-il MntUe.
Nw York Fb 1" Tradlrsr in til d"a
m nt of tr mi il mir t ti-ili n? v
k Prices as a rul. n u-chip;ed Private
c iblp from London v eie ntuitivt in char liter
nnl then was no orn mirkt tber itx ihv
th tin markfl tuessitw .mfwp taccnfpp
thf tin market w?s ftepdv to ilri at 't t
I3c nnl Mime small Jr'iMnir pnb- wcr ira I in
that busis Corir rub I 11 ut tf id wl n
I-ik oiKtte I at 12" to I?..-' elocirMnl. 1 '.)
t2'c and caftins at 12'e to 12h Iyad wis
, Mralv lo firm it ls,t Pi ltj v is quiet .and '
chmffej at 4 l"z i to Iro-j wis firrnlj hI I
but
quit
COTTON.
View of :i F.c.'tliiiu V. Tt K
t wiiii' I'riccs I'leilictcd.
! ",u',l,l ToUilli Inii.Ic.iiiMli- for
tilt'
) 1 1 - MVIUII f mi Jiir-.
Nv York, Keh 1". Ii02-Mr Theodore
If Trite, thr wpII-Krown cotton expert, in
an intirview to-dav s?ajs.
"The cottm market contlnur to ntlvancs
and thtr Is fr indfcition of erv much
higher prices In the imriidiat future It
is becoming enerallv recognized thit ,hts
Ftinnlv it inadequate to th nruPa on-
vtimptlon at prt-ent pr'co Hcav receipis
tno b.ir manipulation here and :n lerpool
f.til to htve any eff ct The threat of
. thoce who earlier In the season conspired to
deceive the ' orld ai to the idze of ihe
crop nd to dtprspr'ceM are futile. Thej
Promise, like all efforts to ubrt the truth.
to re ict upon their autror otton ha-
inc n t.n unnuiv ieprc.t.d will how nroh-
ahtv ko to the other extreme
"Jlr Donlen Is reported to lie bidding :
cents for all the print cloths that can he rle
lUereil It Tall Riur up to lulv Tr-ide
here and abroad 's In i condition of un
exampled prosperity. It needs the cotton
and will have to pav for It."
RIVER NEWS.
REPFRUC SPECIAI S.
Cain, III . Feb 16 The ri r fell 2 4 f-et dur
iK the Ian 2J hcj-e The gag. reads 17 4 fett
Th veituer i milder The temperature Is a
ceiii- of dt s,'ee I-ohet than the freezing point.
It is tl uH anl tnitstening falling weather Th
T II Divi- arIvec Ileht from Jcppa lat night
and went to the bank The Fred Hartweg dpirt
e I at II 40 a m with" a c uple cf empties ft,r
Hurrphrev'B Creek to look after a sunken targe
cf coal The W. II McIougal frcm Niw Orleans
arrived at 2) with 2 barges of lun ber and 1
emptj. She wtnt to the bank frr the present
jpenstcnJent Car tain James. Koitr Is here to-
. looking after the City of Memphis.
1I
enued blocks to le placed unler her to keen
her level and he has heen braced v 1th timber
to keep her straight, t-he 1 sail to be now In
splend d position and only awaits a rise in the
river to float her Erglneer Charlev Eiber n re
turned by rail frcm Memphis to-daj There Is
but little Io runnlrjr out cf the Ohio to-day, not
wlthtand'ng reptrts current sterday that
heavj Ice was on the va coming down A few
mnre "av of thawlrg weather such a prealld
to day will cause the ice gorge on the Mlsls
slppl River to let go The Georgia Lee from
Memphis will be here to morrow
Memphis. Tnn . Feb Pi The river stanls 1?R
feet on the- rauge. a fall of 16 In the last 24
hours Tho John K Speed arrlvrd at 4 p m
from Cincinnati with a good trip, and after dis
charging here 85 to s of merchandise and adding
1 0) sack grain will getniwa to-nlg.it fcr New
Orlean The If F FrDbv arrived thi morning
frcm the Ohio River with a barge of wire and
nails and returned at 9 a m with a ton of
empt largei All the locals due to-dav arrived
rn time Receipts b river to-dav were 125 bale
ccttrn. 13 bags seed cotton and 1,221 acks cotton
Louisville, Kv Feb IS Rive- falling; In ra
nal T ii t 4 on falls 'J 3 below locks Clenr: co'd
Wheeling' W Vn . Feh 16 River r. feet 9
Ipthe. 9 Inches of which Is backwater from
.crge at PounlvlHe Rising. Ice continued to
pas here Cloudv enj warmer.
Cape Girardeau, ilo . Feb 15 The river I
rising The weather ha been mode-atlng to-dav.
but turned colder at dark No change In gaug
at thi point
Rurllngton. la . Feb IS The river ! on a
tand at sift lnche above low-water mark of
j 1S4 Weather cloudv and colder.
r Cheter. III. Feb IS River Is tatlonarj. th
1 gauge read 2.8 feet. Weather cloudv and a little
w armer
Grand Tower. HI . Feb IR The. gang- reads 4 1
feet and falling Weather clr.t i ppl cool.
Clrclrnatl. O. Feb 16 River t feet S inchs;
falling Clear and cold
EvanvPle. Ind. Feb I6.-Rivcr 12 3 feet, fall
ing Cloudy and warmer
ATTACHMENT FOR A JUSTICE.
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,.; ,i.t.tf.klrlJi f rltffi
. -SqUll'O lirOCIlSielUer 01 H tOIl
Inst Answer Contempt Charge.
Circuit Judse AVhiteside of Steeleillle,
Crawford County, Mo, has cuued an at
tachment to be Issued for Justlc J. B.
Greenfelder of St. LojU Countj, who. It
is allegreel. failed to respond to a summons
in a criminal cae in StoeIev.ille at the Sep
tember term of the Circuit Court. The at
tachment is returnable to-da. and th
Clayton matrimonial n.aistrnte nill ha
to show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt.
Justice Groensftlder and a man from
Fenton wer. both wanted at Steelevllle
last S-ptembT. Neither of them answered
to his name when it was called by
Sheriff Taft, and the cae was continual to
the present term of court.
It Is probable that if the missing Fenton
witness enn be located he will be taken to
Steele. Me. to-morrow
MAN'S LEG IN PILE OF REFUSE.
Uiowsoine Find Near Illoominlon
ilny Develop a Murder Mystery.
RUl'L'ULIC SI'ECIAU
H'oomlnRton 111. reb. 16 Bois hunting
for raliblts to-day dlsioicrcil a man's le-ff.
scered at the thigh. In .1 pile of refuse on
a farm tun miles east. The authorities
v.erc notlfleil anil are conductinR an lnves
tlKatlon. The limb hail been amputated
recentlj. No one can be found who cjn
throw any llpht on the mjstery and there
are s-usplclons of a. crime.
Place nt I'uir for Ancora Gonts.
I'.EI'UHLIC EI'BCIAl.
Sprinsfie'il, 111 . Feb. 16. In response to
the urgent appeals of breeders of Ancora
Koats throughout the countrj'- the Illinois
State Hoard of Agriculture has authorized
-hecp department for the comlnK State Fair.
It lb expected that this action will result In
a large exniDit of these animals
The American Aberdeen-Ansus Associa
tion offers J30O In special prizes for cattle of
their favorite breed shown at the Illinois
State Fair of 1902 to follow the classifica
tion awards and to be divide J as follows In
each rlnur First prize, $11: second prize. S3;
third prize. 16: fourth prize, $4; fifth prize,
$3: sltth prize. U.
Zlasor llen'n Body at Home.
r.Efuuuc spixi.u,
TexarVana. Tex. Feb. 16 The body of
Mayor II. W. Allen of Ashdown, who was
run oer and killed at this place bv a train
hibt nlKht. was taken to AshJown bv the
committee from that place to-day. Al'onN
f ?' "i" '" lnto '"ftnts of twenty or
thirty pieces.
1VorI Snspended at Coal Mine.
ItEPUBLIC SI'ECIAU
Moneaqua. III. Feb. 16 Csrlj this morn
ing the air shaft fanhouse of the lloweanua
Coal Company was destroed by lire. Alt
work Is suspended.
Won Oratorical Honor..
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Krederlcktown. Mo. Feb. IS In the con
test latt night between the debating clubs
of Carleton College and Marvin College tho
medals were won by Mr. Klllian and Miss (
cole, ootn or carieton.
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DON'T WASTE MONEY
tint jou earn, lint Inte'st what r'i
c.n sale In a safe ccurlt-v th it will
toon double In .lue .ind pay jou
a stead iitome If voa .ant abso
lute M.cur!: you can buy
Craniir: rrunfatn Oil Stock at
10 Cents a Share.
It will pay a divMeni! b irll 1.
-Mlht be wise to write our limal
agent about it
Granite Investment & Lean Co.,
Su.i8 216-2,3 GranHe Block,
Fo.irth and .Market its , it. Louis. Mo.
OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
10 Cents Each 10 Cents
60U3-Ladies Low kecked Night Goarn,
32, S4, 36, 3S, 40 and 42 iach bust.
eaCT-Ut'lsi'StralshtFrontCoMOtCovor.
. 32. SC 36, SS. 40 and 42 inch trait.
THE KEPCBIJC PATTERN COUPON
INDIES' NIOHT GOWN. NO. sns
OR I-ADIES' COHbET COVER.
NO SST7.
Be sure to slve bust measure and ad
dress, ard mail with 10 cents for each
pattern to THE PATTERN DEPART
MENT OF TIIE REPUBLIC.
No. S0S3.
No. SK7
Inches
Irches
Name ............
Address
Note If both patterns are wanted In
close 20 cents.
CONTEST IN THE SIXTEENTH.
Six Democratic and Three Keniib
lican Concessional Candidates.
ItEI'UBLIf- SI'KdAL.
Hartillle, Mo.. Feb. 16. The Republican
candidates for Congre-s In the Sixteenth
District are J. T. Moon- nf Laclede. A. P.
Murph) of Pulaski, 15 F. Russell nf Craw
fora. The contention will be he'd nt Lebanon
on June 4
The contest for the Democratic nominal
tion has mrrowed down to six- F. M. Mans-
field of Wright. Doctor Delzell of Webster.
Robert Lamar nf Tex. is. John Hajmes ot
Dallas James II irrlson nf Phelps, and El
mer Holt of Laclede. This convention will
be held at Salem, May 4.
PETITION IN BIRDSELL'S FAVOR.
Urged as Siicees-sor to Judge
Peden in Ut. .Clair County.
REPUISLir PfcCIAI.
Marjville. Mo. Feb. 16 Two thousand
persons have signed a. petition In Nodaway
County asking Governor Dockerv to ap
point F. M Blidscll nf St. Clair County to
the position of County Judge In pHce of
Judge Peden, w ho Is In the Nodaway County
Jail.
Judge Pedoi's resignation was accepted
some time ago by Goernor Dockery. It is
understood Mr. Birdsll has th? approval of
the St. Clair County Demccratlc Committee.
Judge Peden Is very popular with th
Nodaway County people, and many call
on the Sheriff dally to ask permission to
visit him In Jail.
liny f.rentl IlnieUt Heimmont. 1
REPUBLIC S7PECIAL
Beaumont. Tex., Feb. It An announce
merit has been received frcm London by a
local oil company stating that the capital
of the Shell Transport and Trading Com
pany has been Increased 1,0(M M0 5terlingr
for the purpose of equipping that concern
to enter extensively into the business or
handling "burning nnd illuminating olla
made from the Beaumont p troleum "
tiich action was reported several daya
ago, but the positive announcement that the
capital was Increased for the purpose ot
enabling the company to handle Beaumont
oil on an extensive scale Is taken to rseM
a great deal here.
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