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THE REPUBLIC: (WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1902.
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SUMMARY OF ST. L0U18 MARKETS.
In a dull and desultory market yesterday both wheat and corn advanced a trifle over
Monday's figures. Tradlne vas again conflned to professional', most of whom seemed
to think that it was safer to hold their lines than to let bo on thu showing of bearish
statistical advices. It ivas conceded that the Government crop report, posted Monday
afternoon, was favorable to tho selling; side. This was eppedally true of corn. Still,
other considerations prevented a downward movement. Though receipts hero wcro heavy
there was no apparent rush of outsiders to let go. Weather conditions pointed to cotln
ued high temperature and the private wires were laden with vague reports of insect
damage. Buying1 was fair in the last hour.
Legitimate conditions for corn were bearish. The Government report indicated a
record-breaking crop and receipts were on the increase. Despite this there was a vaguo
fear of Chicago manipulation and most of the few traders who were active in the pit
were slow to make offers.
Dec. wheat opened W8io up and closed He up.
Dec corn opened unchanped and closed l-16o up.
Dec oats cioaea ;t,a ujj.
Receipts of produce were moderate and a fair it-mand kept prices for fruits and veg
etables about steady.
Local securities were active and slightly higher. Third National was-the bull card,
with an advance of $0.25 a share.
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GRASS SEED Timothy at JJ to It 40: clover at
17.50310: new red top at JLM to KS.O).
COOPEltfaTUFrs-Quote: Cotton flour bbl. at
S as;6 SO: 1o. meal bhl. at 14 75: No. 3 nt JJ: H
bbl. at IIS: mill run fruit bbl. at 5 50: bwr
keg at J1MJ16: lard tierce at 127: pork bbl. at SIS.
Headings, per set No. 1 Hour bbl. 5c, mill run;
17', -inch stock for apple bbl 44c; No. 1 do JVJc:
lard tierce 16c; pork bbl. ISHc. Shaved hoops
Flour bbl. 1134.50 for cooper. SI &W3 for Hooslor;
Vbbl. J.W: colled elm $8: oak and tierce, cooper
shaved JuftS: pork bbl. $:.
COOPEKAaE Lard tea. at Jl 10 for wood and
SIS for Iron-bound bbl?.: pork bbls. at S7'ica:i
for nood-bound. SI C5 for Iron-bound: oJeo tea at
JII7H. Slack work nound-boop flour bbls. Wc:
dat-top do. 31c H-bbla. :5c; meal SSc
HAGGINO. ETC. HagrlEg. per jard. Hl-Ib at
3-Wc: I-lb. at 9-16c: 24-lb. at 7 l-16c Iroa
cotton ties at Jl 071,. Hemp twine c.
ST. LOUIS COTTON MAKKET.
Spot market dull; I-I60 lower; sale none.
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..7 s-u
,.7 11-10
.7 jr.-itj
,.S 7-15
fiRfilNR SLIGHTLY HIGHER,
DESPITE BEARISH FIGURES.
-M,ERS ARE AGAIN
Government Kej.
rates That the' ...
Break All RecorlF? J,ldi-11
Yesterday's bai
between 5 anu b per miu
Snot cotton was l-ltic lower in ic .v .
! do. old Jio: pheasant, per doz . J10: wllfl turV-.
I pr lb, 12c: ducJv, undrawn. ier doz . mallards
U$. blue-wing tenl SZ.ZO, crevn-nfni-; teal .t5.
mixed $1 75, etinxas back J6. red head- S: drawn
duck? r&St&Oc ter doz. lea; woodcock 7; jack
snipe Jl W: plover $1.73; deer carcases, per lb..
12c; pnIson saddles, j-er lb , 20S'2Cc; rabbits, per
doz , 505iV:: ?qulrrel, per doz.. Jl.
KoasilnK pigs at Ji.luJiJ per nad.
Fresh Fish Quote, per lb : Blade basi at iSc
rrapple at re for traall to 7c for laxre; draed
ai at auc. spoonuiii cat at .w.c Dunneaa
iut. uuiiiiiiiii i-at hi .r" mi innnna
drewed at 1 4c and cros at 4c; buffalo etoss at
F-d at j4c lor larjre and So for binall.
OiintP
vrdlnary .
Good ordinary
Ijow mlddllnc ... ...,.-.,
.Vlddlliitf
Sllddllne fair -.""""."".--"""".!
Tinges and eta Ins USX'ic eft white.
Galveston markPt cloaed iay; quota mMdllns
7 I3-lfic: ale J 403 bales.
New Orl'mn Ppot market ey; middlings 7 11
lCc: pales 7.0GO baits
Memphl pot market asy; middlings 7 5-lCc
lieceipta ut principal points:
GaliGt-tcn, 23.S5S bale.
Xew Orltan. Tl2 bales.
Saannah, U CSS bale.
tharlton. G15 bai1.
Norfolk, 2 CS5 bales.
Houston, 19,994 balt.
Murphls 1.CC1 tain.
Net recelpta at all 1'nltpd State port fur tne
lu it, m, vw unit-, na uu-iim. iai,ivv uans iti 'v
week and 177.3S1 bale Iat ear Exports ,!. f
biocK v..i :
UNSETTLED WEATHER HELPS
ALL THE GRAIN MARKETS.
WHEAT CLOSED STRONG AT
HALF-CENT ADVANCE.
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Cots and helftrV
21... 773... 3t5 ;
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9... 031..
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Corn Was Firm, in Spite of a Bear
ish Crop Report May Lower,
but December Up at Close.
lila nf-Qtnvt 151 MT. Main. In 1C.11
bale, against 744.105 bales a 3 ear uko.
St. Louis uarehous. atatement:
irroad
carded as bearish, both wheat and corn
scored a slight advance In the local grain
market yesterday. Though receipts were
again heavy most of the, news was favor
able to the buying side. Continued warm
weather and the statement that the cold
nave had been sidetracked led to a relval
of damage rumois. chief of which were re
ports that the Hessian fly and other crop
killers, with and without wings, were again
active. Moderate receipts and a good de
mand In the northwest were also bullish
factors.
HrAdstreAtV-" rpnnrt- tha o..1lQlla ninnlr
of wheat east of the Rockies for the past
week at 4.U10.0W bu.. liicrea&e, and stocks
In and afloat for Europe increased EuO.tiOo
bu.. making the world's visible supply In-
SSS, i-SWfiW ""-. against .in Increase of
3.084,000 bu.. in 19J1.
1 December wheat opened ?sSJ.c up and
old at:
Kc, esse 63Sc. 6Sc. csv. cshc. cs;.c, es.c
Corn was again extremely dull. Despite
the bearish character of the Government
report, longs v. ere unwilling to ease their
lines. In view of light but continued bu
lng by the Armour crowd in Chicago.
nmletraat1. tunn. .1... ....n , . ,
.uud,.v itjiuu me .ituuauie supply
of corn east of the Itockies for the past
week at 390.100 bu. increase, against a de
crease of 133.0U0 bu. in 1S01.
Dec. corn opened l-16c up and sold at:
V4S-V?iC 3H' 40'4ffwl'c:' 40'ic- "''"' Wli
.Receipts of wheat on Tuesday, 1S4.7G3 bu..
. of which 7,KS sacks and IK cars local and IS
' ?? thtVush- gainst 4.1 bu., of which
I J.SH sacks and K cars local and 2 cars
t through. In 1S0L
JKSe,Pts ot wheat at primary points 1.
t, 90.015 bu.. against 1.131.OU0 bu. in 3W1 and
Fehipmcnts 1,183.209 bu., against 554.MW bu.
I Northwest received 885 cars, as against 1.0M
i cars In i90L Chicago received J78.431 bu.
f and Kansas City 116.000 bu. Clearances of
' .-wheat and flour, 500,000 bu.
i S?,pts of ccrn Tuesday 43J90 bu.. of
pt Which 718 sacks and 41 cars local and 2
l2rm through, against 44,800 bu., of which
f sS"? f and 4 cara throu8h In 1901.
bu. against a,000 bu. in 1901. and shtp
I ments 402.038 bu., against 329,000 bu. Cht-
?S EecetYf,d 174'S0 bu- and Kansas City
87.200 bu. Clearances 25,000 bu.
Receipts of oats Tuesday 56.C0O bu., of
which 250 sacks and 32 cars local and 9
cars through, against 31.200 bu.. of which
i!.?""3 !oc2!,?nd 12 ca through, in 190L
Shipments 27.815 bu.
Receipts of oats at primary points C73.C75
bu.. against 642.000 bu. a jear ago. ana
. shipments 493.S34 bu.. against 340.009 bu.
Clearances 30,500 bu.
German carp Dressed at :; rmall at 3c,
Kb f, BU1UUM v k, nmtc 1TTJU11 Kk UC
Illdcn.
TT1.1 tilv Tiro fl(ntTTia ti,. ir.. r.
o a, r.rnra 1'Jl'n. f-IT.. 1-..K 11 .. . I At
oi 1-4L; iliic4 idUUICi IIUlll C MI1U ' 'IU
Though the Government report was rkl",; .3&Hof .vna
arded as bearli, both wheat and corn lJiebt and faouth Uc; bull 30c; culls
Rt Wlr An atiil Qn m
.win u-,, uuim ur)ju
Net recoipti toda .
Set receipts Mnce Pejit. 1
.Net shipment Flnce i-ept. 1,..
titock on hanJ to-day.
Gross receipts to-day
(rosft rK;eipti since tept. L...
native i Uros9 shipments since Septl'il!
ihVn: horse, each 75c.
Dry-aalted Hound.
l i:hc:.No
,),,. uw. tutu ijg. lyty-amea Jtc
""."'c: round llrht. 13Uc- Xo. l l?u.n
4e- hJlV-sIt"1 Round So; selectod. No. 1
lea's v''0- 2 ",c: bu lc leaa per lb.
-t cured 4c per lb less than
pr lb than cured: culls
yse, 2Co. 2 S1U1; uncured
Th
Tear.
.. 11.715
.. 1.G0
.. i;,:ii
.. StW
.. 10.33
.. 1 CB
.. 0.SM
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.. S.MS
..113. bill
NVw York,
ny
Nov.
ni?1. Neb Dlk ,Wr.
Ilrisht ra-Jlum.ir &..
P,a':k HHiiisv,
I-Ieht fine. n i5t4
lleay and buck t,l3
M1cm,rf an. I til...,:
Cliolce combine
andcloth mxd lSVjq..
Clcthlci" "!.""' KHfeia
Hum OClH Alan
! nli.ed lli-eici.
Ilard bum 10'jinm
Uurrj- 14W1T..
IJKht line 18V'i:3T
Hea-y fine U'lami
Heavj- and coarse
lamb 14I4CT1G
Light lamb 1SSW
v,.a-i.ui'-.and lllnn
Hrlsht medium. IT i.lTi,
lsht lamb.. ..16
...14 15
low..Cll'i
ly-.-lt'c
lJi
Heay
rii--- "r??..
ttuiuiii .....14
- -.o., rt.it. ,uw
lleavr sandv..
-ilcn noe 14 fl
lill or lamb...isugi7
, . . ""'a aoutnern
liied. cneece)....l8 Ji
Med. (IOOMJ....18 fl7
JJ""?-. lffH
Hard burry..... giQia
No. i sua...
-No. 2. 9
Burry is f;
d F1 am ro iA a a tr.iu
-...,. "Vttl Ilitir
lUurry ""."m.io iti'
TeleKaph.
iew ions, rov. u ino cotton niarKet opeia
asy at & decline of 20 points and ruled neraJly
rak. At one tlmq there vraa a loa- of KKilS
talllnta 1 WtMHtwlt Tim mirlra n ii d 1n lllti Icl.li-
at a decline ot 613 polr.ta The decline in prices
Ava larsely tie result of continued liquidation
under the force of slop orders. There was no
eiidence of substantial support, the market de
pending on coertnir fur bujers. The liquidation
for ions accounts was said to include a hemy
New Orleans IntereFt, which sold long accounts
The locil maritet was weakened by a reled
and increased crop estimate by a Memphis pro?
nosticator of note, who now ! nfrurinf; upon a
-ow ben something like lc, a-,d local sentiment
Yiui .yiiip uist.Kjriuuii lu uuy tHl me mevrj Ul
Oflrtlon frcm this point. As a rule. howeer.
mnrttlment remalnH bearish the ceneral fa
lnlddilnjr0,11!6 conditions for maturlni: the crop
i losed Btea.otilcr considerations In the local
7 91c- Jan "f.d Quiet: mldd.lnff uplands 8 30c:
" Jc" Slav '"1S:C: sales 7 bales rutures
;.s ' oecune: kov. 7.sso: uec
.. . . ATBrnn -uu.. A n,H I
Auc,
'.S5c: March 7 c:
i.sso:
ChIcao. Nov. 11. Unsettled weather, n
good cash and export demand, caused
strength to wheat on tho Board of Trade
w-uay ana me close was strong wim uec.
up Ttc Dec, corn closed rsS'.ie higher, while
oats were Hfiic lower. Jan. provisions
closed from 7!4s to 10c lower.
WHEAT.
AVheat ruled stronger under the influence
of unsettled weather with prospects of a
falling olt in tlie moement and a sood ex
port demand. ITuding wai not espocially
uctlvo hut the buying demand was suthcieni
to start covering by shorts and ther was
ulso a largo amount taken by a prominent
long, the latter being ono of the chit f fea
tures of the day. The local scntlmeit ap
Itred to faor tho buying, titrong Xorth-
;bi. iiiarikfus ueing an incentive. in ;iosa
was strong and near the top llguro of the
da . Dec. opened "-jc low er to a shade V.pa
r, at 71JsiniVic to 71'sC and advanced stid
ily throughout the session. The high mark
was reached at T2-c and the close was v.
higher, at 72S'5'72iic. IJradstreet's mrid'1
visible showed an increase for thu week of
4.y.,0(.-0 bu. Clearances of wheat and llour
uerr equal to 400.000 bu. Primary rcrelpts
were 1.5JS.O0O bu. Compared with 1.44I Im.
43 -, a jear ago. Jlinneapolis ana Dulutii re
s'6 I ported receiptB of 8i5 cars, which, with local
made total rtcelpts for the three points ot
l.l&S cars, against 1,230 cars a year ago.
CORN.
In spite of a bearish crop report, corn was
fairly Arm, although Hay was easy, mainly
on hedging sales against new corn. Un
settled weather was t strengthening factor.
Commission houses were good buyers
throughout the day and, although ccwrel
attempts were mine to break the rruiket.
the offerings were well takn and prices
maintained fairly well. The close was lower
for Jlay but Dec. was ud ?&,. at TOii.-ilr.
after selling between 60'ic und Elc. Local
receipts were 2SO cars, with 30 of contract
grade.
OATS. .
Oats ruled weak and trade was light. Had
w either and the prospects of a decrese lu
nVUpts were bull factors, but continued
selling by commission houses held prices
down. Dec. closed V3lic lower, at 29310
29T4c. after selling between 3HS24c Local
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, GS... t90 porters bought chiefly to-diy. In contrajt t the.r
recent selllnt;. Hull leaders also sterned in bo
liquidating on a small scale. The nir'-et at th
c.oje wa3 tead. with April 5 polntj ne- li Kher
.l ,.,,. ......- uut.-l!UllKil .l ivu' '-til
. 3.J5 -J.i bags. Including Dee. 4 bl)tH.Sir Jan. 4 'ill
. 3.W :; 1 eb. Sc; JLirch S.05O3.VJc: April 5 13c; .May
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last
Year.
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Stations,
llttsburir ...
1'arkers.hnri
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1...1100... 3 10 3 .. jj "35 i "l0... 3.C". NJ"hvlIle ...
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1530... -40 i Jphnsoni Ilia
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iur.uiue ....
laenport ..
rrelots ! Hannibal'.":
.!, : 1'eorli
ars anil fA h...l hu" im... nn.i is2 ears I lleardstown
and V-S6 bead t . weeks jbo ArrlMls w ere I ' '"flon
hlcnments beinK dela5fd . , , iifm ' ltJ
t'ows wif In lliienl pr)portlon. and fumis'ied Vi.V.
the bulk of the ti.-i.ii, p ., ti fn.n market. iamell . ...
v-n- lew steers K, m ne- the als until alter- I i.vTa,n!n
noon Sales Were ir.IlM.illv 1,111.!,. nn n la? lower i .i -ouis ...
basis, tliou-rh smnM ihiiioiif th i. n intle mure I '.rester
in.t in AVTr. mi-u ..li. ...aI. .... M-i m mil rm
last week. Hulls w-ere around steady and cahM
nrm
Huyera were not eaEer to take hold of steers
and the eirly rnoerient wjs sow, with alius
senerally iikjjIIc . wer all the way through
llepretenththe sales.
tiivah avii ivniiv cTPTms.
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m ami Fall of the River
Tor U hours endlnc at 7 a. m.:
cu 43U19. xuesday. Nov. 11. 19-.
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in:;
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4 .. C15... 3M
No. Ai. Vr.
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COWS
a . S33
St. Locil Curb Mnrket.
Dae. wheat cskc: puu cs,c: calls er
corn 40S4c: puts 4K-4oJc: calls 40
on May wheat 7tSS7lcT eills TSStV,"
Dec.
Puts
Frntt and Veiretnbles.
?R5,ub"c,'i' auoatatlons are for car lots in
SrtorS'ar"Dil''ed.Sma?l,IoS
rlViK,K:S C'hnax baskets. Concord at IGElEKc
S,n,hf-s'it,?Kj;el!,,ic ror " "S bulk at 3c;
ZfrHi"a91. per doz.
l pW ralr to good tlSl.15- choice 11 -,cti ca
1 " 'JSn7 VP,tD -'-S: wlnewpoor.-lLoS
;-:,?na choice to. rancv J1.75S3.W- willow tSS
?1S5 "il VFPti" lfSt : wnlt"n3?T a.VWa'j
u.!?n-?l;iV-Srt r9 ?e. t?.S2S3.3STor fancy
inL. .X "-"M,.;i"iie imm ji a to J3.35 accord
btf - ?J.M!ilt,on-J Bulk Bsn DilT " 70cr per
"EAHSJfli?1"1 SS35"-at Mrf7 per 100.
mVr'f,KSS-.S per.bbl.'ror cholcs:
b-bu basket ": near-by at 3:230c per
2lMP!l:lgWo 'H-bu. basket.
fe.AF,MS60c pr HO.
en3JntCII,1C COST FRITTS-Sound only Call-!?'?-,,a,
Jwars-Duchess and baerre clalriwu at
S'h!?1!5 per-'?-"' box- swlel at J1355130 p?r
2ru- .b0?-Tka5r Itrapes at 1:33.10 cornlchon
-. 6 11 prunes at TOSfTSa per
ORANGES New Mexican sell in lobblnr war
SS sfSrJb',lfhA K.X 5 d'cajlfornta
box higher. " lrK- ua 'rs 3iS50c per
e1103-1'011 on trk. on basis of S3 75
for choice and J4 for fancy. On orders ISJtKoJ
5i?l?I"ft .! rr do,.
iiii t"?iV ?l Mfli per twx
2 points lower; AmerT15: July
rsS" Un-Si?: nM-Spot nulet: prices
salei-of the dav weraicob li,"5 rnlrM4,!,,l!a:
Na-n.Am,er,cnrrid "f11 "-'".'."'all
Anril-May 4 374.37Hd- March
., ....dlwi I""JJU11.
Km. O.I.. . - Uly-AUB
c:-.M&.H,6-.nr:
mlddllnc 7 U-lfe: rr'WTin 'X .?il"n'ry
?sr&"?. $affi
4 31: Jan-r
April 4 37d
4.37g4.J7d: 4.37d
receinta were 3S1 cnr.s.
P1VP.P nT. rTTTTTWlC!
Article.
1 heat Nu-.
IJec.
Mar ,
Corn Nov. .
Dec
May
Dee. (new)
Mil-
Mess pork,
Jan. ....
May
Stocks of Grain In Store.
Yesterday. Mondaj. rast Tr.
SATlMf
Corn
Oats ....
5
Barley
No. 3 red wheat..
No. 2 hard wheat
No. mixed corn.
No. I yellow corn.
No. 3 white corn..
. 2 mixed oats .,
No. 1 white
No. S xyo ,
..4.-0.113 4 ). 2,3J-,C!t
.. is.. re; kTij
ti.tiO 53,i;i 3s,7
ii! i.i.'7 i.M
33.6SJ
av at n nriiw ' v- " joooinr
CRANBEkRIKS-Ncw Cape Cod at 16 7537 a
bbl. Late varieties at 7.S0OT.7t "-""n
POTATOES llome-errown early Ohio 3E340c for
bottom stock and 408-50c for choice to faicy ru
ral. Northern on track offered at 5534)0 fSp
rurflh ,Ior8.:oci0,eC.hs0":,, to B" &
oa"Sfo?rth,l,E. "l.'So 'or 'w-eatherneld and
OCJc for red clobe: North Mwourl at 33245c
D irHome-Krown from rarmen- wagona.
--3. ,- "- -'-'" wmera 6ic per crate North
fP1,,"?5 a ton for domestic and J6.50O7 50 1 for
potmd 8"a- litd cbblS IViCc p
SAUERKSACT-lLi: per half barrel and M.25
per barrel. On orders higher.
i?iii?""ri,,1Jm,S-.Brown. at o Pk. New
n.?i
3.5JJ
M.S0J "i7237
rr- . - "Ottsijv; io. x nhi.
33c, latter clips: No. whlr .1
S.9xl
363 C74
11.S13
43.373
87tV
23 067
r.cso
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.
l?W&M&VZ!2l
7ecsc W. anil ffftecstTn
w ho ror low
No. 2 hard at
lvtewo,.fci.,'IA;4c1:o:
1 sssBM x s."r "-
cars
N-n
t "SUc to
SSUftiSc ana cllna aoc
BIE-At 5Q4sHc
BARLEY At about E33e.
.Ke2.J5: lew erades .2ja2.to. iarV' n7lJ
JVSJSr?11101'9 .10S!.: strairhta rLsofij-2
aj1 S. .rATnSu'blsral
M 15 S ,""-"""n t 3 so to jute .ks, and
BUCKWirEAT FLOirn At M .- vv,
'a-ol '' .
cicKtCn""' TTmotEJl;
SrweVPeVW9IL?veVVW
choice: Hxht clover rnixed nt ttomfSTi? tor
?& siS'S iiiis:
VTllSKrSteadr at 11.S2.
bg,AND LTER-Lead 4. Spener at
1 n.C"iV',V..K."'"n.
1 tirr.l. i.uti-.ij a dcx.
i.uiuJuitKS-Alabama ipoor) at eoeTOo Ber
bu. Eastern hothouse at 70SS0e per d xea
SWEET POTATOES-Bermuda at 333i5cTNan.
seS?P.d.S5!oc: Queen at 50c per bu. boxT
roM.TOE!j Home-Brow n at wesoo per bu .
loose, according to condition.
PARSVIl-s-Sbc. a bu. box.
CELBHT-MIchlnan at egUc per don
bunches. Case, nat at 4Ja30r. and aquare cases
JOSCOc Home-grown at SoffJOc per dozen
..vi!;,. ,cy rooi at awtfiuc a cozen.
BEETS Home-grown at Cc per bbl. or 15030c
tier mi locpe.
CARROTS-Northern 45tfMo per 100 lbs.;home-o-rown
at TO40c per bu. and :t25 a bbl.
LETTLCE Steady; quote home-grown at lSQ30e
per bu. box.
PEPPERS Home-erown trreen at I5o per bn.
and red at 0c. "
.i?:i3i3,I5jANT-?")orl(!a " So Pr doz. and
si 50trl 75 R crate.
omv 1 nir ii.. . .k
.A,7..ii .. w;t;IOWU at Jyc per on. box.
TI.RNIPS New home-grown at lie per bu. box
and die a bbl.
UORSERADISH-At X3.E0S2.73 per bbh; on or
oers nigher.
KAL.U Home-grown at 6c a bu. box.
"ARIIC New Orleans (new) at tSCc per lb.
oviuv.-iri oni--Eiown at 4aa&0c per bu. ho
for summer: hubbard at 30fl40cT v r Mx
RnSt'AAr-iT3i: Err bu" in "" "'"Veres.
STRING BEANS Home-grown at 43SS0c D-r
bu. box loose; Kentucky and Illinois mainly coarse
and Bon5 at charges; Louisiana wax at 4i)S50o
MUhTAKD GRECNS 30o a bu. box. I
bbl island at Jl.Mffl.7i
BRCaSELR KPROTjTS At Uff-Sc tier ouart.
GREEN CORN-New Texas it 30c per a??"
Nov: 7.f.si7 6- Dec! 7 ffi7 ifr? fir1"
lh 7 -?J?- . Mr?- -W7.67c: Jan. 7.7037. 7ie4
7P3c: MaJ-slsTSkf.nl-??-.: April' Vil
7.8SC. ffi.4c; Juna 7&jS7.S7c; Jtly 7.S70
KEPUBUC SPEiCIAu"
a? ?el"&nNuiTuedimo:4w!rR,c,,,t" t-d' "
favorable wwtier Sdedh-ai3, ece,,'.,a and rr
mnieSbH &?a,firs a-
nei. tn. nt?Vai? .SSSS.?1'"" reported busl-
Snij? j? S52SE i'
aied 4c: 1 estern and Southwestern h
ac: do. choice 30c Other quXt4on,"!JnSn,'Jtn;i?
i-mcago. Nov. 1L Eggs ateady 2203sire.
M&Kaa4&44olf'c1?
?ttrned1lclrne'1: MW Na 2 5&Sal:
c- , uu. iiuuuiern He, loss
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL .
weSmW15F2v. Iinr-w1irrjTn:I,onIt" RIpts
Kin?1?--1 f"?1-. There was very fit-
53SX'ai?!Vff..SaM,3
5ViSVne.x!Rt S?9-.0".."11' ?n-l Wr poor?
t&&f&&ttgtt
Open.
..TlH-i.-H
...73SS73i
5JV
...MUffViil
,..41H8414
30
31H
per bhl
15.16
it.
iLard. per 100 lbs. '
Vm- mm
Job - -21i
:.: s.s
Short rin s-'"
vf?- :. .ik
A11V ..... ei w
Hien.
"its
if
43
304.
31.
15 39
14 Sa
10 37H
S 63'j
.23'5
S 43' !,
a re
7.C314
.
Low. CIiissl
714
Tish 7i;,(i,
73t, 74i
63. U
50U Hi(r31
41j 41
rs..
"03..
11... 707..
... 61u..
16. .1131 .
43... S3!i..
3... 33..
2C).
. 3t5
3t
3 40
1...1040. 3W
130 ,
..12.00
.. 7 il
3 M
3 $oA .. 3 l
3il .. toj... III!
is cu ,:w
3S . 731... 3.7)
3 .. 733... 3 70
7 . ES5 .. 2.50
S .. CIS... 3.51
13. . 373 .. 2 15
-MINED.
4 575... 2.55
BULLS.
1 .11 5 . 2.75
2 .1M5 . 3.1.
hTAGd.
1 .. K' .. 2M
CALVES
73 ID 50
33 i M
13 .. . .7 30
65..
179 .
33..
, H..
74S..
Ml..
4.7 .. 671
37... S19..
33... 71 .
30... 70;..
Jl... t5J..
..1330
,. SO".
b..
1...
1W
2.85
2 '1,
2.70
, 2.W
2.50
. 3.70
. 2.5)
15)
k.00
fcO)
2.00
iTllIrn
Alemphls .""."11
Llt'l" Rock ....
Vlckbu-ir
Mireteport
New Orlesns ..
Rise. -I-Ull.
23.0
, 30.O
60.0
. 2.0
40.0
330
16 1)
21.W
35.0
14.(1
13.D
IS )
15.0
13.0
110
13.0
33.0
15 0
21 0
2 0
2SO
310
30 0
30.(1
4-..0
33 0
2J.0
45 0
20
16 0
5.9
2 9
1.5
1 9
0 2
O 5
2.S
3 I
4.2
13.4
9.4
10 4
4 0
1.4
7.4
11 0
4 1
'0.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
o.l
-0.3
0.0
-0.1
-0.1
0.0
1.1
0.1
0.)
-0.4
o.t
(
0.7
Ci.n
0.0
-o.s
STEAMBOATS.
t)siisArVV
BITCH. MISSISSIPPI.
si.et'lsl'ssip-
iiiW l inja
Mspsjsjessisssaps is. rsi sj " sfcg-stapssiBsaijsassaSs
The only regular Calhoun County Packet.
STH. I1KLLU OP CALHOUN,
Leaiea wharfboat. lest of Locust street. Trr
Wednesday and Saturday :t 1 p. m. for Ram
burg. Moztet's and all Cclhoun County landings,
II. W. SEBASTIAN.
Phone Main IS. Agent,
MISSISSIPPI.
R. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
LOWER
lss.ssSlSjlsssl..s1J-WS.,
SI. IO0IS UND IEXXESSEE RIVER PICKET CH
snt. tin ur .nbtinu
Will leate nhoribrat, foot of Plrw
street, WrdneJa, o ember 12. at
r iss irtt 4Ja l!&nsL Imi fW.-,.-
.-Ssfcirji , sjijtr ninimtau, iiiija. aiciropuiis, FX-
ducab and all landings on Tennessee Hirer ta
"Waterloo. Ala.
JOHN E. MAHSXCGAIjE; Agent.
Phones Main 46A and A 112.
iJSsf.
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY.
The Only Line of Sldwheet hteamera for
Cape.Oirartlcau, Commerce
And All Way Landings. From Foot of Vino St,
Sir. Cape Girardeau gSSSi' r
Sir. Grej Eagle SSfSP9 f p-a
IIXISOIS HIVES.
Sfamer Bald Eale for 1'eoria and all urar
landings Wednesday. Novernter IX I p. m.
Tbone Main 233. H. W. ZJTUj. Agent.
River roreemt.
The rli-em tn this eectlon will faU.
Rlicr and nnslnfM.
Harbor gauces jeitcrday marked 1X4 feet, in
dicating & rl of .3 of a foot In Hie last 21
hours.
UuMnesa alonjf the river frsnt yesterday was
light
Weather, generally fair.
Z... 3W... SU) 1'J... 113 SS0 4... V -W
iiutio in& kujipij o; nuga a jmtB uueiui,
the receipts amounting to ioround 10.000 head,
ihich Is lha largest number that ha been on
sale any one day for several vesica. The. hotjs
as a rule were quit t:ood in quail tr. Not tor
ironv years has the provwrtlon of the arrivals
of common Uchta been to small as during the
t'Q'st few months. The liberal supply gau th
bujera a chance to take olt another slice and
they did not hesitate to tako advantage of tlio
situation. In general prices wero lie lower than
on Monday, but some sales showed a los of -vc
Th ordinary packers and mixed hogs Bhoved
talttA lirnl Hirhfp , Ap.h In rta
ths
15 1)
14.25
10 SO
s.:o
S. 15
S.W
s fo
7.571J
iVpri.- J-te ".K'i 7.571
Articled tPTS JiSD S1I1P.MESTS.
Kje. C 174.MH)
llarles-. 437,'rt
41.4'J
zr- ". "'. v u, nr i, ,
is.ns
10 374
.
9 IS
5 40
8 ()
7.CD
hhlp.
133.RW
3M.70J
:s;,x)
yi
14.7W
the early Ides w of "?3 cHteil a w eak
shorts and bujlnlr15 aI!a' al'houch !'" of
neaki There was SE'1?611 on covering by
Produce.
J5Se"Srr.t?-s '""""ons: Creamery-Extra
fflw?g&to-ffi wg? sstsSSi
old at ntflTc: trick llKcT "OMe; choice
Provlaloas.
Lard Choice ateara on E. aid dai n,i-.-i
thi)s Unms inn, -. ... -.u- i. side .
Skinned hams-lte. is an! a St ""!i
Ws at tc CallrornlaJat SI? SeVv?
shoulders io and is v. at c W S. v01?
Cillirornlaa at .;468c to 8c New York ihouldlfa
ouSdSc-r&eanl5T.0t1?i5c:- ..Ve &ijS3S S:av
or under c-ribs were nominal "t SBidiT
tn a Jobbins; way rante: Extra shorts ,? ,n'-"J
Cribs at 10t,c snort cl?af at lUic! beifie'.JT-
at Wc: 'New 'Yoi-k lhoufd1raHSt 'Sajn
smoked lota in a lobblnr way Varied? " iS?ta
blulllcTate. SelJKsl
"SegndW back, at lc. aiJ&'cffisSi
Oleo-stearine steady at 15c.
.L.7H1rCou.!;tr': Brown 3c: yeUow Ue .-j
SiLig5eiir,,Hi?!.."S?iSH- .--n. toe.
" v!!,?0S"flr-S,taKT Toting; roosters SMc; chick
Sir k '.t40- anfi esy yonnc T&i- Sid
Mlscellnneons Mnrkets.
,cin"BJma?r.L.1,ln?ri fiSfttag-r .
scat's, .irie.h.&Sgr1
lb.: bucktall 3c: Texas at sse ; smflore uS rS
lb.: goat 10c each: danweed out! "'"""P" Jtc Pr
SHiTp raLFSfl-wtolTel SS,55S!i5- TSo
Lll: shearllEgs at 10a: dry stork SSS'l.?
-, UmiCUU ttealtlC: D
SfiHy."",!! ?. ahoobark of rooT
;eri."v" Cc.; SJ '?: tiue nair at ho
i7fScianJ?ilca atlfeec B,nt'r ' fc: raaki
bUNlXOWEB SEElS-Nominal at 11.08 ner- m
T.rvflVErri svtt ..
prlcV. ncSinar""" " ": t01Ied ' c;
iiaiuu ilKAiVS X1.23 ner bu
CASTOU OIL-Lots of 200 Cals7l0c ner lh fn,
tb'-rnorf?!1-21 1tlK Sf
COTTON-SEED OIL-WInter white 45c- -e.11.,
Saffl?!Sef W61te 39e: elto,r S faialcT
IIONEY-Quote: Comb Dark at lisilc- i,.
amber ll15c; family whlS ' cloieFitSWe. rt5ht
ferlor and broken lesi Extracted Md 5?A,.,n"
bouthem In bhls. KKitir , ! n.a'r"lned
fornla. in can. 74Sfc. " '" ""UI ":1-c- Call-
Ul-lJ43.X . sv -, .
29tf31c: Ba-arian at 420-1507 MVS,C vtern at
r "bbl : 6c r btrrnoren,SilsSs?dVtn,auU,M
H& 5f FirfS.E-2."binW from .tore,
eyTjlis. ' otult" '"': W : black-
1 WHITE BEANS Hand-picked bean. In . .,ii
way from store at 14S.S per bu screS.!?".1.1
.M per bu.; machine-picked at Jil5a?ni'?.t
bean, at S'ie per lb.; blackeyo at lisfd
nla pink at Su3So: lentil, at 'HPeSC
kidneys at bc -' Aew rork
SAUERKRAUT Quote in lobblnr m, .. ., .
per H-bbl. and J2.23 Der bbl. rR!nf!? V. -
charge 11.40 per i-bbl. and J3.M for hbl aeMers
EillTY BARltCLS-Coal cl. tnrpentlas .
raioUne 85c: vinegar 75c; black ollmS: i?-n?
light oil and" -axnrsb 73c: sui5i lie- wh svl"?1
do. hall bbl. 65c: wine S5c; aauerkfj? '
pickle 45c: salt Cc; flour 15cr molaMeilS.' Hi
tea. 35c: lSe off for each brok heai sSHie. .
each hoop mlsslns. neaa- 1 lor
blkmlxtd-kJHcrmacnnickx6.?
XX at 3W34c: XXX at 4sEor VF-5i-3f',i?J
Hc: Inferior picked less: extra blacic e?" "
BROOM CORN-Nomlnally' flrS" QMt ti.p
ton: Fair tuflsLi. onn,mAn Vi:. . vuote, per
e?j- -. - " su-v; caoice at $65
-.--j. jfisuu. uun. wuoiatlonj unchriffe
issT-t-- T w-urtjr were ug-nt, and with mar-
fTisJL - ,'" uu "o laiier. JTiiiy 35 ir cent of
fnm,e.sir r. .. wac oincuy prime
.rT;T" rh.iin arew particular marks
-k-T ,'-. onnsinff if3o more. Fowl
nt i, V rr "- a-iu np io izo. thourn moat
wUVndcu
oyer lie Weather waV cool aSS faabRTand
SWpr'and-weuS
10ghlic1IclenVlCcfOU,tlT "" tok
natter and Cliee.
nksT oo.'?' "--Butter Re.-slpta, 3 is,
P-J:: flrm: Suu daIrv 1S821C: creanerv r-L
sftSi-cJflun.7 common to cholM JSsSSr.'1 .
is7, w- . DU "M5 ."kgs.: strong; fancv laiiS
1,7 do. fair to gord large ll.UMe
c: dairies 15Sgc7 cheew ateadV. UgBoV""
Cincinnati, o.. Nov. il Whialm-r!.,ri-.
flm good, steady on basis of La.aaT1
T Goods.
l'S53
"i.; xnere was iiU-1,. -w .&
iraains. January pork -.'i .close wus
J13.12W .Tut, ioil -,V1. Jirticulnr feature to
7-o lower, "at 18 1UHIX1 74c lower, at
Estimated receipts for to-ml9-12 ond rIh''
1- cars; corn 13); oats 160. Hogs.. Wh.,t
MARKETS BY TnLEGKAPn.heai
SSFSt&W 4o frrSrnmS
du. .ffri u;.S?oat- Ircm an eaeler start
velopid icTlVftv ina .fr-n'SS. wheat "arket dS
We; cled7 aCbrneiel, "s 3-
eTntrftS -oil'wl B'"& -
mixed. SffiftP ,',.'& iwSfe;5
7J.O. PorksTead?. nJkiweas?: STt"4 7H'
61,0. cotton-seec? oil qui," Rvi nJX, 6KC,: i00"1
sreadvf yCfta, fvil 1 ' .. "7 nrm Molasses
3040c. " aeiue. good to choic-
b.ihe?!0ca?h- 7": atSg. aVBn
Lima SCct uu-.o. 1 Lima steady; South
r - J s."-tiii- rsswri fs.fl he4 lrrisa. . ' T
62'sS6c: ico. i a uv. v;urs,,w'c;io. 3
Aov. 43c
1. uuauieas is SlOW. IrlT1
cn.a.n?e?- Fair business In T orinr. tX?l2?-
mt.dSSuS-f' S0T- """ and yarn's'lnut
.. , Dried Fruits.
fudSrhoitb, ??
encv irhita sTm i-. ?vn a rather eaaltf tend.
SSSngStSlSS ar?uo!e?it iSfS! "'
t.4i64c: choice at ciiSB?o.a,t?,ia: Pme at
f&r aliSST
broxeiat4Skl.?Wn
and steady at fsaiiw- enVi.i"."5.nre 1ulet
unpeeled. r J-11 'or peeled and SfceiOo for
The Metal Markets.
to 151 7s fcd for enot ..n Vl yyviiuing M 3d
trT" --V.T ""Jl-. -'" W'ib4-? r.i-n
wiiWiri jiWaSXT-T!' -" "JfeC; cash Ko.
OtP No. 2 white S233c, Rye-Tvn , V iV Cc
.wi5a -wis, Jlinn.. JSOV. lI.-CTnnr tM
6523 c-vs,. ;;i-.i".'--,:t p--
nti r? st5- -. "..-. :v. -
ffaSgfeJSHS
puluth. Nov. 11. Wheat-Cash No. 1 hard 71Wc-
oii.0- ?!" "--Corn firm. Inactite? No 3 Me.
oheTaiAVni'r '
re5 nNwYn terilTo 'Norn3
!r5n,?.eiT'l: No. l California 6s 5i F?tVirS
stSdi ASLSLS,a?eA WA. "-spot
Jan 4s 3Xd;M'arch li Id? ' u,ur" ""v:
lAiSv'SS r,ov- 11- Cah quotation, were as fol-2?"v.Jr,,5Ir5Ea'-
Wheat-No. 2 rrine liurii
kZ: sr".,,3 K"c: No. 2 red TOMjiTltc. cirn
?-S- 5 l:2?: No- - J'110" sHc Oat-No
M ' wWty aHajiiic RjeNo. 2 4SiS. Barley
Gdfdlne 36S,c: fair to choice maJt!nV44f
1 "." i,u- 11 i.ii: 10. 1 isortnwextiBrn
!l6"7i PISnU.1notl;.tt7i! C"- onS2tWgrarte?
TeVil. P'loM-Mess pork, per tw , 116 t;q
Jf'M: lara per 10) lbs. W.siHan fo- ,hort
rib sides doosei sift -mum in- -?...i,-j- -t"?!1
- ..- .--- w-..- u..,-.,wtru BUOlll
tha greute&t decline. Good lights were In
maml. ihe close Mas much the sunn as
ottenins- nn.l n. rew iioeh uere left n,r
Talr to best butcher and heavy hoKs sold at
tC.15tt 40; good medium weights and packers at
$.11)116.25, tho bulk at li 15S6 20; lights, 150 to
130 lbs. at SoaCl. the bulk at Sil05a6 10. lights,
10O to 150 lbs . at 5UC10, plfis at .7J6. roughs
una culla at SI 751ib.
The top of the market was 36 4" and the bulk
of the hogs aboie 150 lbs average sold at S6.10&
6 2"'-. against n top of 16 0). and tho bulk at
lb 30'xe.40 on Mondnv.
SHEEP A good liberal supply of sheep was on
sale and tho quality ateraged fairly well, there
being a good representation or natita mutton
sheep on sale, alao a fair number of good na
me lambs. To loads of Western sheep from
billne Count. Missouri, wtre Included among
tho offerings The market opened slow and dull
and no time during the day was trading very
acme. I'rlces as a rule ranged luc to 15c lower
than on Monday and at the deellne there nni
but little Ufa to tha trade, blockers were scare
and the market not materially changed. Tho
best limbs sold at 15.20. best name mutton at
SitT, and M-ib. Western sheep at $3.75.
HOnsE-J There Is only n medium movement
in tho market on name horses. Receipt, of the
Mtek so far haie been moderate, and as the de
mand has been chleny in keeping with them,
the movement has on account ot clrcumstanc-n
been lighter. The Southern demand rominues on
. llrntei hcl nn.S hm ,.,. ..... . ,.. .
. ... .... .... nub t-uinr-i i.Y volume
mPS V.T1" asV ,Thv Astern demand li
"iLVl f0.r u,.e Tfrr 'bolcest cITerlnc-. but is Cjm
paratnely slow an the nlalner ones and as fen
of the higher types are lnelnde-1 In tfce i-uti
i'-SKhT;" "JSJ.?. '.?'?? btld in cheuc.
".rJ " ic iuKu.1- auction amcunted to
iys?tning iw iw hend and were generally s
PinIn''cVr.9,uU.ye Sr, few lrlvers thit sokfat
Hc5s?e2noutlon.? " t,asl wl'h Wcl1
lVtoT:&S?,.17?,vy -iraft-rommon to
5e-iS5i'ii "i-Z- t)S: - r to gool.
Plain to ioSS t-YsSSi c""uks t.awiern druers.
Business !rl?iil5 cnole' to extrvl.tOil lbs I
to sural 1i2sinsn:air,', lroc.d- S6SimHH0
Iirtog"?8.'!1!' Jor Sfciutherrrholce
fancr-raliiS .i: ctX:i: o extra. 3inof
lnreoreoe"sidCo:nTm'on10riti,,Sr.",r": &
heavy wo?k p'ueSTlSsSr S,ilal1 Plu"- S:
week or the whole of last tieek f r?iy.?? J.?
ter. There 1. le.. actlvl" In the !? J"""
a -uofhlor..Ld& 1 HF
for sotera! iScSffi? lluSS M"
narilFwai therait m"aV tt Si3.01?'
ern demand wlU Increase riT roJuroS' as""
nk,r,?re."r,t.s-..an.'L Itt .S5 commas!
SK-SffftS- flK-
undivided sunriorT of .h. V."..""T'.", 'acK the
pilule quotation!, (for broke males, to 7 year,
14 hands, extreme range.... ri iwv- ,
14 hands, bulk of iales........ " eo So! S S2
14 , handy, extreme range...::...: tsS&i S'
14-4 hand., bulk ot ssiea...::::.;:: g-gs ?-
is hand,; bulk or ieV:::::.-::--n: r-SS'S-SJ
16 to li, hands, extreme'rane" ,i SSSiSl !
.,i-...J . c VA Muoiauons m each c(aa la Vii
to extra. Dealers howPxV;?t,lc-Jn?-.?0inmon
To-Dny'i AVeatfae?r.
Unsettled. Mth prclahly s'loni
"V. IT f.mryttn
UaW IJaKle
Jtell of Calhoun...
tiny Eagle
hprt-ad Haglo
Arrived.
Missouri Klver
....1'eorta und IJardatonn
Caihoun County
Commerca
Alien
Columbia .....
I'hester ,
bpread le'e.
Departed.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphli, fT.OO Honnd Trip 913.00.
For Chenter. Grand Tower. Capo Girardeau.
Cairo, Memphis'. Xiiena. OreeDTllle, Vlckibnr
and Satchtz. taklnc freight for all war land
ings this ldo New Orleans and landlnxi on Ar
kanas Hlver to Plre BlufT.
i'KVKKS LsHK, Frllay. Xov. 14. C n m.
STAC3CER laEE. Tu-Bday, Nov. 18. B p. m.
Krom wharfboat. foot Olle at.
Phones: ilain 1005A. Klnloch A 753.
W. E. Albltz. Com. Act. D. M. Connora. Ql Aet,
COLUMBIA PACKET COMPAKT.
Put freight and fine passenger accommodatloxa.
The only regular fete. Ueneiee. fat, Mary's and
Chester packet
STEA31KR COLUMBIA
Leaves vr' Tuclay. Thursday and Saturdar at
4 p. m. from Le Line wharfboat.
HUNTER HEN JENKINS. General Axect.
Phfini UfLln lOfli tsTtnlrvch A TTt
, Chester
...Cape Girardeau
Alton
Departures To-Dny.
U.iM Engla .-. Peoria
P.(llu ttt Plthram
Grey laKle
t fl. Grapvln.
Spread K-igl ....
.....Calhoun County
Commerca
ills-curl Rier
........... A!toa
nirer nialto Rreltlea.
Cuptain Gtvrg Woodward, formerly of th
Reea Le. la now in command of th steamer
James Lee, running out of Memphis. Hy. B-Ml-
ond John Warren, who wer pilots of the Rees,
are now en the Robert Lea at the name port.
t,uc usury fMsit.to si.rivthi yioruay irom uom
merce bringing in a good trip. Besides U0 pas
sengers the had aboard 2.W socles of wheat
and E-X sacks of corn. She departs on the return
this afternoon.
The gospel boat Medlglo arrived from the
loner rVntr and Is moored at the foot of Cas
a enue.
The Columbia departed for Chester and St.
Munn vef rr1a v sfrorn.um ulih .-. nm rmnsu
Captain P. S Drown of Harbor No I. while
-visiting In Virginia, wa gtven a handsome all-ir-mounted
cane by his old friends
Tha Chester departed for Cape Girardeau jes
terday afternoon witn a good trip of freight and
passengers.
Captain George dark, a veteran St. Louis
and New Orleans pilot. retum-M to Wa home at
Cairo yesterday from the Klondike, where he had
been piloting on the ukon River. 11 will re
turn North next season.
The Raid Eagle arrived from Beardstown yes
terday afternoon with M0 head of stock, TOO
f-acks of wheat. &) barrels of apples and 100
barrels of elder, fahe will depart for Peoria this
afternoon.
Captain J"ud Sloan arrived from Cairo yester
day, where he had taken a small raftboat for
service In the lower rTven
The VT. H. Grapevine arrived from the Mls-
Vmrl PIlBf iMIarrla ursjs) III v. ,. t, A . i.
- .. ...... js-uxytwaj uuu W .W VIA UU U9
return this afternoon.
The Grey Eagle wCl take out six ears of
contractors' outfits this afternoon to Red Rock
for work on the railroad at that point.
The Belle of Calhoun axrlvd from Calhoun
Coontv yesterdav afternoon and will go out on
the return this afternoon.
E. E. Lowrey a railroad comraotor, arrived
from the Indian Territory yesterday and will go
out on tho Qnrr Eaxle this afternoon tr- -nmrir
on , the St. Louis, Memphis snd Southeastern
Railroad.
The aty of Memphis is expected to arrive
from the Tennessee River this morning and will'
go out on the return In the afternoon.
The demand for pilots at present cannot be
supplied by the association, owtas to the opera
tions of th Government fleet employing the men.
Chang: In Post Leffhts.
Th following changes have been made In the
oost lights on the Mississippi, between St. Louis
JX3.Mter: Be.ow Quarantine, moved down one
-idiii ! mouth Merameo, moved up one-half
llshe'd: It. ianimec Island, day mark, establish-!:
BuK1 Monteaana. day mark, estab
HarrtcfwuHnrerr. moved tn one-fourth miii
below UerculVniSP1' moTSL?wn yards;
len 11 a nil iitrnm mvv
down JO yards; St. Si
St. Louis-Chester-Capa
Girardeau Line.
, JC a, Bxllrosd Uaj,' Eltgant stssl hall.
SyjH Rtaamer CUEbTER will leans sihsitV
urfc. iihk x-iMe siresL. iuesassTS.
Thursiajs and aaturass at d. m. for Caps
Girardeau and aJlniinclpsl landing.; oply Is tm
th. round trip Phone.: MA and A TO.
J3CO. EL MAESENOALE. AihL
MISSOURI RIVER.
St. Louis and Hermann Packet GoT
Str. W. H. GRAPEVINE
I fBP. leaves foot of Carr strcst Wadnes.
Maa da. Norember 12. at p. m.. for
amncion. stw uaren. nermann.
Jefferson dtr. Wolffs Point and alt ttst landings.
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.
TVashlngtor. Xov. 11. Forecast:
Illinois Rain Wedneda. except fair la souta
portion. Thursday, fair in north, rain In south.
portion; cooler; brisk southwest, shitting toweac
winds.
Eaiatern Texas Fair "Wednesday, except 'show
era and cooler In northwest portion. 'Thursday.
showers; cooler In east and south, portions; fresh
southeast winds, increasing-.
Arkansas Fair "Wedne-day. Thursday, show
ers and cooler; fresh southeast winds.
Western Texa. fchow-rs Wednesday; cooler ta
north portion. Thursday, showers In north, fair
In south.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Showers
Wednesday and Thursday. Colder Thursday.
New Mexico Showers Wednesday and Thurs
day. Missouri Rain and cooler in west portion: fair
in east. Wednesday. Thursday, rain and cooler.
Iowa Rain and cooler Wednesday. Thursdajw
fair.
Nebraska and Kansas Rain and cooler 'Wednes
day. Thursdaj . f air.
Local Report.
Bt. Louis. Mo,
Tuesday. Not. 11. IMS.
iDsm. Uipa.
EI 71
.-.... 81
r. moTttd down soo yards;
moved down SOOysrds: cal-
uysiai .ity. moved
os utru . ijnusi uit mnvsn
Towhead. moed dcmn'tS'as Roat.resst; Ame.
down 300 yards: Cambria P9kT 1ilS' "J0"!
Kock Undfcg. dlscontlauea: '3 "?: ""'
marfc. established; opposlts sCSJS!? Vlln 0ar
estabUshed: foot Sii GenoVleti0 "
down 300 yards; Moro CSiute. resv.B,.nl- jnoTl
upper, established: head KaakaskU? . .PHif
foot St.. OeneiieVe UendT lower" 'Jwontlnaed:
V?" ?n?: ,ow Kaskaskla. estabflshiS."",??
Kaskaaita. Ferrr. barrel buoy. e.talllalled!Pposl,
copper wartt stadrwgtar toSugf cS? " """:
W11.KI and caitlK arin-Ku,l:"81-)
steaay but oulet here at v.e 7STa .u??. wa'
Southern soft Vafja. I0UIarT WJ 'o. 1 foundry
RAGS. KTC. Per 1M lbs.: Country rar. m, m,.
ixisjh """" "" s at coc; rubber
: other
lloeas littc.
old rope No.
TIT. V PC rtmtw Ma..i..s . ...
IdndV'SSmlto to ,,'I-" at Mr ton
Wrought Iron TOo; heavy eastT manllbi? i
and breakage Kc: stove CHcr burnt iJe uJSl
bras. J6: heavy brass : copnef ra- Sfj ilVil
lead H5C: pewter lltCO w''J"r " alio 12.04;
POP CORN New white at CQ1.10 ive ton ik.
forjpearl to for dry rice. i"1-1" VT ' "
??iSA?f,re "ce'Pts about sore.
lMp.Vl:,wlSr5'ic?1!erS -R t
WALNUTS-Eelllng at 40c ner m . r-.ni.
10810Vlo for hardshell diko?orfSf?
1(KORGHrrM CANE SEED-lfct bid St J1.S per
anSd0SI?SI-R,'m t aeSr r L: ferlor
-J?r lb.: SSaatJPK5!C-!WJlS!
: ttei ysl ' " .... .iiMt i ws
AV00U
Kew Tork. Nov. IL-W00I firm.
Hide, and Leathrr.l
New Tork. Nov. lL-HIde. dull. Leather steady.
retroleam.
JetL- "Vrvlr X- .. ...
rin ri7 "". t-etroi.nm firm.
" - wain. I
t&SSk.m' "-Tuiatln. ewy at BHO
ifflST-: AB cL!l1?57,r?U?,VflrS' ' 1
Sl.50r G ntSortt nil?,'. 5. .'; R : . P I
Flaxseed.'
KEPDBUC SPECIAI
i.:. " Plaxseea was steady and
was offerM 1 Tt s?Iew Iot or rejected. May
Sd Secfere ll-.if1"1 'I:23 wa bld: Nov.
wai H?3 Sr.S-1!." eKN2. 1 Northwestern
16 cars; Mli.neaio.la go, cVcar.4 snFlSuthY-?
The Visible.
aTOBHoTdrteeTr81'"1 eaW and tele-
ErtSiiSr?: Bradstreefsshow the follow-
wih test cSuSt TOSstSffiSS, t "-"P
Canada. esstVTf iwfii . Unlte4 states and
fsSsMi-wlajiss.)
"hijuj, uucic u. uikiinnirs ii.ir'
I-rVE STOCK MAIIKET.
IfftUre Una LarKe Deei Cattle Lower
Sheep Close Easy.
NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers Tliere Tra a
Ph?m'SodK?n ea"1" ' "" naUve dlrSion
. JUDDlj '"P nboat four times as large as Ta
SefkM Vlh- 'areer and better suppl? of
SJ SS?-l.'ad ?a aull and drargy all the
liiT. S,vtsu.wJln "ycrs ana sellers consldera
VF, ")?2r and but little had been done at noon
'. iSn ,here a disposition t cut looss
St e' JU.P5W1 o? for Ilcl: of agre-ment The
Fh'Io ?t?i " trade was reported ISIZc lower
than Monday, with some calling It a flat Quarter
.0hf.n,1..0,i," "PortJnc bid? still lowe?. con
hour Trent 0,tr the 5ca,e at a late
Renresentni. ..1...
... BEEP AND BUTCHER
iM. AV. lr. xr Av tf
Ei...iai...s--..fo
...1307... 6.15
9...11U7... B.OO
J0...1111... 4.73
IS... 9... 4 ra
:i...i;h... 4 s
i...ioso... 4 2.1
11... SOS... 4.2S
3...1V.U... 4 on
S... "!..
... 731..
2.. .125..
r... sis..,
.T!lS;o
42.. .1317..
c.iae..
18...1165..
S0...I13O..
14... SSS..
z:... 9c..,
11.. .1KB...
2T....lftSj...
B... 830...
C...10CO...
4... S30...
3... SM...
SIS.,
13.S9
5.13
5.10
4.75
4.60
4.S3
4.r.
4.2S
4.15
3.85
3.75
3.15
3.35
'0
. 4W
. 3.70
. 3.50
. 3.00
RTEllBS.
No. Av. Pr.
11...12a...l5.Sr.
E...1203... 5.10
77.. .1173... 4.M
19...I121... 4.75
53...1KK... 4.511
1...11C0... 4.00
31.. .IN'... 4.5s
i. si
,1013.'.
5W..
lathe bUnonS"fa!l 8S5TS Eu''nlS S'
times pen conslderabfr above ihVhiSi?..? 30m'
tlons. The second line of quotitfon, gnln tho"
bulk of sales and generallv rerrraenti tnert
n?a'rkCermore'orh,?.s''rn1SS!d n "''n
Hy Teletrrnph.
-,S,'e0"oj:-. ".-Cattle-necelnts 12.MM ln-
SSrVSV ir5ie? alw: FOd to prim.
S?lffW:buUsWi45Jca?l1vel!:S
tttV'g.So: t'ead0; T.'ffb.urKSirfe
quarantine lower:"at5ckers" a"nd feeler. .JlV
HSsiirfCii
rpT."McK iuS,";r-J ?oVkIVSuene"'"n:Jfc
f.,rPersnrfieedirs',35a7,n'tS?0i
SS: V to" hV 'f
slow: all crassers andwSJ lv.ll?eIi,fr!
MS. Sheeo and KmKept. I Mlbhe
a few at SO to s5; culls ,.t 11 : T.',1!b5,Prt;7:3:
urn oi.n.ii. c... u-"3 .".' I'. Hog. Receipts
3..
2... 73
. 4.25
. 4.10
. 3.S
573... 3,rt
Km...
. 5... 3.00'
.... 94... 2.Tfl
toVinll. .C2"eTt,m " a liberal supply of
biiVci?'SJltuIr on al for whlch re wis a
S Sniana at uneienly lower prices, bales
Sir? ? S "Plaining all along the line and re
miKt in?11 km,Js ot declines with appurentlr th
Ssmi-'kX00 tb lxtteT Krades of offerings. Some
S. blda -en, reported rully 50o lower thin
5W-.th.ealesnVen willing to concede a ji?
SJiii 1". bis retarded the movement and Jtept
ir. . ..,"" u. -.iic iajii 111 rear-
s;o."S.Vadyrs.aog.'siit,-s,,i0-RP
cows and heifers 11m -;J v."rJ"e crs J4B7:
Vj V-. i' "'era steers 13.5(1
Srr-r.lLrP.,'' and heifer.
cows and heifers J2T?4
r s: lexai steers
V .MJ ennss- t
s 5IK71 41!? i-nlve. tlKC.T.".'."'"?''"' and feeder.
Hogs-Receipts HSflo' Market Sfif" 5?S :S-
jc.20; -.: mixed stmata. iicff . ? ,llca,V5r
5.73fl.23: bulk of saw lir.V?fl sJj!'6- "'
Receipts H.tm. MMket atesv "viS- ShJ?f
4: ethers 3o'r3.:adUC(S,?,l'.n'K-
and stockers ll.30i.i23: 11,5364 73. commoa
r".j. 3Tr. neat united states and .."" Aic lower on practicallv all sraden
afloat for IVa m p "-. ,Dcreasd 4.010,000 bu.; ! XtheS il"."" s flatouarter lower, and atui
.CTi... .ri .iPreased 4.510.000. Corn-Uriltiil
mow bu7 OatslftitSniiSf Roci'Zi- increased
of Rockies. inerSS. SSKf S?.a C?? east
r7te5rlri"a?i- & "
St-LSlJifi Jr "af'rortlruroSand
at3N?.JSa2.lnF.At:ase.sr. those of 130.000 hi,
at Port WllllamT R?S"i!,Ki aljahvllle. J3.O0O
tuv sa : ltTOrtSS!iafa,n,,n Ke"paUn' j
n. , --yc lower or jaewe lower man me close
jri. ini.-, canners were mainly reported 15W
j-. """ "ooa uutcner otuia soiu about steady
t?!" around a quarter lower. ""uy
Repreaentauvs sales:
11KIKEICK.
No. Av. Pr.
5... 590...W 60
1... 9?1... 3.50
3... SS3... 3.10
2... 633... 3 00
0... ... 2.90
li 3... 4 50
5... 720... 3-3 2..; S13... aso
13... C6... J-2S 12... gfj... 125
1. 730... 2M 1. SSO.S.05
f- Av. Pr.
JJ- 740...H.is
2- Mt... 185
'... 3.00
!. 2.90
1...1M0... 3.25
No.
44...
11...
I..
Av.
31..
CT3..
61U..
rl .
Is-.i ffUl
13... 734.,
T
.14 00
SoBar.
New Tork. Nov. ll-SuinirT(in- . ,
fining sttc: centrifugal? Km S ,.",' r"
surar 2Uc- rcflneii unsettled M ' 'Tses
New Orleans, Nov. 11 . ...t..
Qrwn L-nttl. s-?s.: " " .-- in.il " sna Trrr
JSc: centrifugal whfte 5s.BW",e- 5?-s,'?'r 2:
S2".&sJ&. Mi?3ES&n"rKS SSSSffi
103
i7S
, 433
.&V'K: sfii" fiwlBSS
Coffee.
rSuWeaTopen,ea1d-ytrcte,n,?,"aT-.,,,lE'S?reAasrerRn1gC,C&T'
nk'etTeerd2y-rrath?e;ecu?,croflrn,IrlmC
proiement amons- fniin. .A.r.A ." cr an 1m-
II y TelesTaph.
REPUBUC-SPECIALS.
Rtuburs Nov. llRlvsr Z.7 ft staOonsm.
Weather cloudy and cool. ""
Clnrlnnatl. Nov. lk-Rlver t suaonsrs.
TVtather clear and warmer. '-
. Wheeling. Nov. U Rler s mt T facts.- rail
ing. Weather cloudjand warm.
EvansvlUe. Nil.-. ll.-RIwr t.7 fset; faiaor.
weather partly cloudy and warm.
Louisville. Nov. 11 River falllmr; lo caaal 2
1 r .T7 ." 1 iuui; Mtow IOCS. 4
feet 1. Weather clear and Harm.
Warsaw. Ilk, Nov. Ik Gauge reads T.5 fssr:
no change, weather clear and warmer. SlUer
to winter quarters at Dubuque.
Cape Girardeau. SIo.. Nov. 11. Tha dtr of
Memphis up at 1 a. m. The Stacker Le down at
; a. m. The Annie Russell down at 10 a. m. The
Lilly down at 1 p. m. The Cape Olrardeau dowa
at 10 p. m. Rler rising. The weather Is dear
and warm.
CTiester. III. Nov. Ik River rising; gauge S
feet. Weather fair. Down boats: Stacker Le. at
1 11. m (Nin. lllnMa.H S n IT .....
- w.uuurow .k . u. !.. iieanetia
at 12:30 p. irk, Henry Lowry and tow at 11 a.
m. IJn: Orev TTala nt ? Hei nlffl.1 rs .. sr .
phis at 11:30 a. m, Nick Sauer and barge at
1 p. m.
Grand Tower. HI.. Nov. Ik Stacker Lee down
at 6 a. m. City ot Memphis up at 8:30 a. m..
Annie RussaII down at 7 a. m.. Caps Girardeau
down at 103) a. m . Henry Lnwry down at 2
p. m.. Dolphin No 3 up at noon. General King
down at 1 p. m . Henrietta, down at 4 p. m. The
gaugo reads 12,5 feet, and rising. Weather clear
and warm.
Vlcksburg. Mlsa. Nov. Ik The gauss to-day
showed 7.4 feet, a fall of .8 of a foot. The City
of St. Joseph arrived with 2.700 sacks of seed
and 100 bales of cotton. The Valley Queen la due
uuu nuu ui. iui u wjiLou. int batches
raised up after midnight. The Elk cleared for
DaWs Ind. The Reese rritchard 1. due from
Yazoo Rlcr. .
Tailucah. Nov. Ik River gang reads 1 feet.
The Joe Fow Ier left for Cairo on time thla morn
ing. The Bob Dudley armed from Evanjvllle at
f .p- i2- and left soon after arrival on return
trip. The City ot Cllftcn will arrive from John
somille at 8 o'clock to-nlcht. The Charleston
leaves for the Tennessee Rf.er shout c o'clock
to-morrow morning.
Burlington. la.. Nov. 11. The .teamer Sidney ot
th Diamond Jo Line passed up at 2 p m The
Sidney 1. headed for Dubuque, where she will
-,"" ... H"a uuui imi eeasoa. this
fW scan. which ha. been a fair one. for
the Diamond Jo Line. Tho river at this Mint Is
falling .lowly; the gauge belrg 2 feet llflnches
ab?l;V.loS"?atTma,'it- Thi Colse from Keokuk
out- suini werv uana
. M,chl51.7eP.' Jfcv- y--The rlrer her Is on
a stand wtth 4 feet on the gauge. The Ileus Li-e
In place of the Ferd llerold departed at 50
ZlJli f?r.csu" '" a fair trip. The Hun de
Par at 1 p. m. for Fulton. The Sadie Lee ae-
ZvTt.Z. .. -T v "' i Jwioa. Jine Allsslss'ppl,
with the rlier commission on board, arrived at
ttp m- ?mr St-JMulT: ,and P' o S-M away
SSJiSRiJ"?-. 7ne S.,y of Peoria arrived this
morning at 8 from White River with H bales of
cotton and 203 sack, of cotton .ced. and returns
to-morrow at noon.
e.Stl'i!:.l!h Xov'. W'-fTbe river gauge reads 10 g
feet, showing a rlsa of . of a foot In the last 21
hours. Weather fair and warm. The Georgia
Lee arrived from Memphis at 11 a. m. with 5,000
acks of cotton seed and other miscellaneous
uttii. iie ueparcea tor jaempni. at Dp. m. with
a good trip The stacker Lee arrived from St.
Louis at 13) p. m. and departed for Memphis at
2:30 p. m. with a good trip. The Joe liwler was
in and nut nn time ThA rtl.asi).. hnai 1..1.
Russell, w Ith Captain Gardner and a party of St.
Luuls men atioaid. arrived at 3 p. m.; tho rarty
la going south on a hunting trip. The Woolfolk
departed for 1'a.lucah at 3J0 p. m. with tow ot
empty barges The H. F. Frisble arrived from
the Loner Mississippi at 3 p. m. with tow of
barges.
?
It
T.nnnmivi'.v it.svau
Relate e humidity ...-.ZT"
i uirecucn or wina s
! Velocity of wind 8
ivather at G.59 a, m.. clear at 6.59 p. m
clear. Maximum temperature. 7S.5: tolnlnmin ten
perature. C.S. Rler, 12.4 reet; rlstnjr
R. J. HTATT.
Local Forecast Oinclsi.
Gtverament Report.
Deortmezit of ATlculture, Weather Boreem.
HetoorolOijlcal obr atlona received at St. IaoU
oemter 21. 1902, at 69 p. m. local Urn and S
p. m. seventy-fifth meridian time. Observation
made at the aazne moment oX time at all etatloo.
W.-MI.1M, ' .tms.si.iiii r sTsSkUSsSSW
JLbiiene SE M Cfi ni-
AmarlUo ... .t ..S 63 72 .... Clear
Atinnfis si U "i Da.
imarof. HMwn..,.tw..L is u - jvauar ,w
uiisrs a p At At ni .. :---i
ohaawsv SWWS..MW .e..AV it a WA nun f
Charlotte ..-,.... S t5 TS .... Clear J
.sk.uB.swstB nwmw.... .j w is .... MtT
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