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THE ST.." LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUAR
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1904.
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ROOSI3HTES WASTED.
tnnjUUXfi.M'innnrii n'i- - ' -. .
OLIVE. 4518-Laiy occur) Ins parlor wishes
roommate: JS week, also day boarders wanted.
13 59 week.
ROOMMATE WAVTKU Bv gentleman: nice
room, nell healed; bcft board 3130 Morgan
UOOMMATK WANTEI Irge. warm, rrnnt
.rocn: $5 a month; conveniences. .21 N. Gani-
eon ave.
1 noOMMATX WUiTCH-Ynims ladv wants
roommate, firrt-elass board; use of jsirlor. pi
ano 4100 est IJelle
lOOJIMATE vNTEli Tly cmtleman. nice
room conn lwyvrd aIo ladv roommate wanted
lft7 Washington ave
i:()(MMTi: NTi;L ounc man to share
nicely furnished room all conv. nlencis, pod
ln.ua. M a weeK 3. 17 iicK"on
!tUtMllATi: VV :v'l 1 I' lia muin-inr m.
lvlv emploed: lli-l .l si' tatn neat all
QCMHliains, fl rr nt Tl: ltcpulilh
KOOMMV"- TF! One or 'mo rren; SI
.ach per v eel: r od lire, p"o1 licra" no ollur
joorrei!.. cirs to all parts ftop hire lls--n"i.
.j103 J.". Plitlu
1'AltMS TOR SAJ.C
Ws.IlWA'WVsW'
1'AIIMS fr t-il
ir .v. ha nee also rancl
lands l.ooo to ill") acre" S. and up
V. T NOKTHC1TT 'J O nturv hi IS
ILLINOIS firm rf 130 -ir"i, with F-room
hou-c. barn, fruit berries near city .mJ nejr
depot, price S4,.). a barcaln
S II MOJITOX . CO.
Vi Lincoln Tru-t b-ilMtns.
TO LET FOR HljiMISS 1-L'IU'OSES.
..i.,.i...i.i...N,.S.SySsS-s-.S..s..''.ei.'.i..
niiK room; with or without de.-. nicely
funiired office 1U m 421. 7:1 olive
DESK and desk room for r. nt In well-'Ishted
ofme reasonable 33T. Waimvncrt building
Di:sK room. ue of both prion's and roller
1ck. rlcely furrd-hed ! 011 liurllngton
building
i:STON". 3313 torc splendll bulnes3 loca
tion in urs.-e.-.-.- hi-... - -. -
t-LKVL-.TH. 31) N Doi'rab'o store, good
location
t-ivi- iftit rfesi. room, with or vvitho.it desk;
teawman'e 411 nine, rwm -
xmnfi.x wis-.... inrt-t rmnufacturlnc pur
poses rpace -Tvino. Kroi.nd flocr
pi-mrit & co 7ii fhmut -t
OLIi:. 1UI7 rpi'r foor with inner, light
and water 1 mil u'linni. -iik v
tut y- -aw k .... J Oaa,. FiilrqYi a ti-vy llf-Hf
-... Il- . HT.-VIII 1 tl'". .-H's. ' - - ..
lriaaJldCiIiring or uimwim '"- !-- 4t-w.
iiit HiHirht ,-ifrtrw roller-ton des-k tele-
ihonc, ro fakers. $12. 404 Iienolst buililnF
I KIVATK office 5n(l dpsk ronrn with Iwth
J-.1V1.-- .,!-- - - - ---
!,i, rent conn rjeririCTi uitji-i-, hk uu
rv itlns rrpalr shop, with or without too's.
riitibiinrnous:s a.nd riATSFOii
KENT.
j;m:GANTIA fumlshM lr iwm"; modern.
riuATub. no small chilJren. ZiV) wet. CV
31 IttrTtthllC
1.1KWS Nicely fuiT,Uhcfl fiat of 4 rooms;
j;i n 3T43V Uacledt
PCXDI-ETON" 12J1 Furnled fiat; nobby,
up to date furniture: apartment three room;
modern- references required
VAN'DKVnNTnn. &13A N. (Near OUe)
Jumlhed flat; thre connctlne roon-s. tecml
Jloor front; Eas. bath, range; 530 to responsible
I artlf'
looms bath and fuel pas; rent J1S. Address
4ZZ Morgan.
ASHIXGTO-v. ICCT Tnree-room tin. iur
rlbcd complete for housekeeping bath, fxs
ond brat.
I'RrVATB KTRMHEP IIOl'SCS
Delmar ave., west of Grand; 11 rooms, $1S0
pi-r month.
rino St., west of Grand; 11 room-, J1S0 per
month
Wa?hInjrton. west of TValton. 10 rooms; 51
rer month.
McPhemon, near Newstead; 7-rooms apart
ment: J1S0 per month
-U.BBRX T. TEURY CO . 1 Chennut st.
FOR RET APARTMENTS. FLATB-
BEL-EFOXTAINE S12 rie rooms: toilet
cloet: (rood connection; city water, separate
-ard: opn: 13.
BEL.T, 1327 Thre-ronm flat, 512; 4112 Laba
dle ae., &-room flat. $16.
S H MORTON fi CO.
200 Llncoli Trust buHdlr.
EAD- 3315 Elepant 5-room fiat; cllir; laun
dry. cloiets; pas; low rent. Apply 331".
" FLAT of 4 rooms up-talrp 4 down, bath: hot
nnd cold water; upstairs, J17.50: down. $1S 50.
Inquire A, C 1L. CCOA Missouri ae, 1-ist
. Louis.
JOHN. 2145A ne-room flat; hot and cold
bath all modern conveniences.
MORGAN. 4JC I-ower fiat,
newly furnished: fine location
three rooms;
TENNESSEE. 270G Elegant fiie-ronm fiat;
thoroughly modern; must be seen to be appre
ciated. UNIVERSITY, 2530 Three furnished rooms.
aa, bath, etc.; no children.
SCB-URDAX PROPERTY TOR S4LE.
4WWWV1k4,W,AAMitAMMMAiiVAiAAAAA
VERY pretty modern home, with acre of
pround; convenient to electric cars and train;
other larger and smaller places. It. A. JIc
Oirdy. Webster Groes. Mo
A Great Sacrifice.
' Nice six-room frame house In KirkwoodMot
ft. A-JlOUi 1U UlUtni il-Jill rum - . p. n- .n'i
Mr? At -M n n.-.ni iflnnnt liAlr? till -nrlnie 1)1'. 1 "fl
.lepubllc
IMPROVED CITY' PROPERTY FOR
hAT.E.
SPECIAL D 172.
Three-story stone-front dwelllrc: 12 rooms;
ath. etc.. lS-incli outside walls. 13-inch Inside
walls: lot 29x135; one block from Union Station
entrance; has deed of trut for $4 00. renting
for $70 per month: will brimr $l.2"0 durimr the
r-Ir: JuFt Ilk- our special No 4C. which sold
a-t week to 3Ir P. It. Miller.
TAKES ONLY J300 TO S ING THIS ONE.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
AMERICAN REALTY AND FINANCE CO.,
Frisco BuIMlne. St. Louis.
BBAUTirUL home on Eads ae ; lot 25xl2-"
feet; seven room'-; nith, reception hall und
laundn. finished In hardnood. will be sold at
a bargain. S-e at once.
SCHUENKER REALTY CO.
1C07 I? Jefferson ave
HicuAUivAi. v r. unree siorv oncic
ptore. occupied by baker ; coed rental; fine
investment.
SPECIAL B B 65.
Modern home: In a TVc End plice: 10 roonn:
let 4lxH: elei-antly furnished throtiRliout, In
dudlnK fire uprlcht plino.
A COMPLETE HOME,
lias deed of trut of $4,625; to be sold Just as
it stands for S.,375.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
AMERICAN REALTY AND FINANCE CO.,
IYisco Building. St. Louis.
AfaHlNGTON. 3363 Easy terms; 10 roome;
all modern Improvements Rllllon. 421 Olive
WITHNELL J943 Two-story brick: -even
moms, arranged In, flats; basement granitoid;
bar train.
SPECIAL F 241.
On OUe. nar Sarah: four finely arranged
flats: fit e rooms down and six up: bath: rents
lor JL-W; admirably situated and tan he al
tered for business purpose. CAN DC SOLT
TO NirT 10 PER CENT OX TUltClLVbE
I'ltlCE.
THE TRICE IS RIGHT.
AMERICAN REALTY AND FINANCE CO.,
rrisco Building
St. Louis.
Mi
Wliv pa rent when ou can own our
home? Thl- qutstion ha probably been in
-our mlna before. Ac are here to show jou
how you can own your home for le than rent.
c have a plan wherebv we can dace t)u In
josseson of a home of jour choice and f-ie
tn. fiften, twentv or thirt ears In which to
jVay ior iu ror ir-icuiarH aaures-
EQUIT.VBLE HOME AhMJCIATION.
t0l Burlington building.
To "Whom It May Concern This is to certify
that I hold a contract In the Equitable Home
Association of bt. Louis. Mo . and that under
raid contract 1 was given possession tf ray
home in accordance with Its terms
I am well pleased with the "Rent Emilty
Plan" for ecurinff a home, and bellve It to
b the Ideal way for a man to accumulate
hi- pavinRB and Fecure a home for hU famllj,
and thus become his own landlord.
Lhave bren acquainted with the management
of the Association for a number of jcars. and
have confidence In their ability to carry out
what they undertake Respectfully vours,
J J PLANK,
Chief Engineer Temple block, Kansas citv. Mo.
We have the orldnal copy of the above (and
hundreds of other) at our office open for In
spection, or vou can write for the part culan
Mrfct. In writing there parties we would sg
FTgt. out of courtesy, that jou Irclose a stamp
fcr rcrlv.
iQUlTABLE HOMt. ASSOCIATION.
(01 B-tlingtoa bui ln.
PSi g l
I .S A MONTH ot EjH 1
IMPROVED CITV PROPERTY TOR
Ss I.E.
SPECIAL F U6.
Rough rock front, dcuble fiat building. Mx
rooms ui atil five down, located in tVntril
-st End, tiimmed in tt-rr ttt mop1 tin
dew sills ,toie iorch, maible steps mosaic
tile vestibule s-cr,ens. slnls and rs fixtures,
bath wrlih hot an 1 cold watr petaritt. fur
nice: granitoid tel!a-s, lot ."JIi -trttt 1m
provennnts made, rented unJer old rentil at
tl r p-r vear. can In rai"d to $1 7i0 per
icar.
THE PRICE 15 RIGHT
AMERICAN REALTY AND FINANCE CO.,
rrisco Building St Lotil.
OLIE 112 able for two hoivps and laie
w i gen, j7 month
noL&Ei. rooms, me. wvied.
PI RN1-Hi;p room. ultnb'e fur tw i nentU
nn 27i to 2" vtt ireineI 1)1 1 Re
T il.lin
11 I'MsllKD r om ileitis) niiii t lo tie com
forts gt nth mm . i e pai ticuiar I t 131,
Re; uhllc
PLUMMIED house t fiat of -v ir tight
rooms in -t Ci.! ill r addies A. J.
Sm'th vis Od3 r.llnws bjildlng
NI( EI."i furnished tat room, vith bitli DI)
4. Republic
N1C1.1A" furnl-hi-tl south nt n"m an I eon
nectlng room for two gculi nun ind out iad
uitbin two blocks of Aavbngton ami Grind
TI) 1 Republic
0"GU. 73 To nn a 10 nwn liou-e with
fiimice. rss ard bath unfit rnKht-d
MOULDS FAIR IlOOM-WKMhfi CO.
V, in H-,: jour room and 1 rep anj- occupb d
durto tbe Worlis Fair Oill or iildregst 3C
and 1227 Chemical bids . Kinloch D S.
PKU50.NAL.
A DETFCTIVE (nrliate) do"s xhadn- irg anl
InveatI?aHic referenc I O B x 770 "
I-ouis Irenes RtrlL Mam 4S74M Kinloch C 21
B?OLUTI2 serin irn du-in cmlnenient
rrrfett icorcn.Of'atlor- athfa.t!on or m n-y
refund1! Mrs Dort r Smith 1tZ Ea&ton ave
1R CAZBUX 2902 Washington treat- ir-ea-uHrities
and all fem.e troubles. 2o vcar- ex.
PR MXRYAKTH'-R Z ashlngton ave
receives durlnc confinement treits frialetrou
bles. guarartees j-eult' Infants adopted Call
1R DBVM. 2C23 Washington-Licenced ph
elclax: treats all femnle troubles nuirnntefs
results; private home for lad'ts duirg confine
ment oerfect ececy and seclusion. Infanta
adopted 1 idles In trouble, call or write
ERGO TNSO Is guaranteed to relieve ?up-nrc-sion.
$2 box Dr. Cazeaux. 2i2 Wie-hlrgton
PREH treatment; cure guaranteed.pnv ate dis
eases K3re dlscharce etc elt! er spx l(?k N 9t
GOLDEN r-eai prmile Regulator relieves Ir
rf gularilles In three hours; $2 per box. 2631
W shfrg ton ave.
IjDICS' dtor receive" ilurlng confinement;
ladles In trouble, cill 2125 OIi.e st
LADIES. r reci.lator ne er falls corm-ileta
treatmert free Mrs E cr 299 Franklin
MIDM 1KB Receives aurin con : 'adles in
treubV cell Infmts ai"-ted 24 Lafiwtte
MUs MrnrilY. please call on Mrs Kaplo
1519 Carr t
MU BRIDG1? Office hours, to 1. no
medicine " 1-aclede ave Kinloch C 1C4
MRS A sniROEDFR re'eves eonpnements,
Itdies. call 2913 Franklin ave Kin C 1343
TO Whom It Ma Cincern. My vlfe. Alice
M Rev non. havinr left rrv bed and lward T
will not be responsible for nn Icbt rontneted
by her. CHAUXCEY L RPYNON.
4S3 Ietlur -t
DOnTOR KOGAH G?,flSSS,,,,SK
adorted If dered, trained nurses medical anl
Fiirglcpl diraes of woimn a pecliltv irrecu
larltlep treated h rew painTe-n method terms
reasrnable. censultatlnn fre-: call or write; con
fldentlil 2215 Olive t Tyiuli Mo
DR. ANNIE NEWLAND.
Private. Jlcened heme for ladies before nnd
durine confinement: o'dett nrd most rellabla
Intltutinn In the Ptate; etnhllhed over 'nrtv
vears: home crmfortp; motherly enre, Infanti
adopted; Irregularities successfully treat?,
satisfaction jrua mteoJ: ladies la trouble, call
or write. 2231A Olive et.
MEDIUMS AND CI URVOYANT.
GREAT
Reduction I
COMPLETE
Life Reading,
50c
Mr J Carmod". St Louis's celebrated Clalr
tojant Spirit Medium and I'almist. i"i perma
nently located here. Adti-es on tae L, W
res spculatlon. rnarriaKe and d!orce. rt
unites the separated, causes speedy and happy
marritees -nith one lou love: rimoes e 1 in
tluencc: In fact. e en thine Absolute satisfac
tion In all caces guaranteed or iositlely no
fee accepted auestlcns answered as a test, lie
rharjres but Wc for this v eck onlj. Ilour;,. 10 to
C undajs lncludedl Office and residence. JK6
j.shinKtun ae Iiilnir tills statement
DEM ISTRY.
11B. SIIAUL. 503 l'lne st orown and bridse
work a specialty: sold crowns f I elates S3 to !..
PoU fillings. ?! consultation free, hours 5 to 6
TEET
Save tlie Natural Teeth by filling or
crowning. Rpstore tlie inissiug ones by
Britljes or I'latci.
DR. E. C. CHASE,
S. B. Cor. SlJth and Locust Streets. St. Louis.
PR1TIC.
VUWVnVi f,"Tiv i ,m i i i,. .. . ,..
AAA1 l,r00 cards, T"c: billhead notehead,
envelopes. $1 25 McGllI & Co. 121 N Eleventh
EIBRMANN BROS . Printers 214 pine, so
licit sour business and guarantee satisfaction;
flra commercial work a "ptclaltv Kin 1430A.
CRFCENT PRINTING CO. P07 N Fourtn
9t Fine wcrk; fair prices; send for samples
BOOKS PAPERS.
BOOKS and magarlncs bought In anv quan
tity. AddreA Book Buver. I' O Box 557.
BOOKS I want to buy law. medical o- other
rood books D Llnahan. bookseller. 521 Market.
GOLD, SILVER, MCICEL PLATING.
GOLD, silver and nickel plating In all Its
branches repairing old silverware a specialty.
Gustav M. Krauze, 617 line st . second floor.
DRESSMKIG.
VWWWIlMAMMH
TTAVE tour dre"ei anl hlrt waists em
broidered or stamped by Mrs Murnaghan 506
Olive room 313. good work, reasonable prices
SRAMSTRES Flrt-elas dressmalter wishes
sewing to do at home. Mr- Toe, 1S20 N. Graxul.
WALL PAPER.
EHRLICIl BRO5 , interior decorators, papr
hanging and alntlng. D"I. 1738, 40C0 Easton.
DERMATOLOGY.
Pimples. Blackheads, Large
pores eruptions, nna ai i msoraers -n-ci-
lng tho BKtu ana scaip permauemiy
cured. All Information and book free
,10HN H. WOODBUKY D.I.,
30G Mertnod-JaccarJ, St. Loais.
rTN.NCIAL.
LTrE INSCRANCE POLICIES P- It V "U
or loaned upon at 6 per cent; liberal value
G M Withers. COS National Bank of C"omm?rr
MO.NEY TO LO-.TI.
On Real E-tate.
TV. P. Nelson has meney to loan; amounts to
W. P Nelson suit, on St Juls realty.
W. P Nelson Removed to 921 Chtstnut wt.
On Perianal rn-operty.
LOANS negotiated on furniture, pianos or
nrv personal property at 8 per ent per annum;
confidential. Noury Public. 906 Chestnut st
MONEY loaned salaried nprnle 'without --
curitv. D Inzet 309 Beno'st klax . Pth A: Pine.
MONEY to loan oy private party at b per
cent per annum, on pianos, furniture or in
dorsement DD 12. Rf public.
MONEY to loan on furniture, pianos. hnreB
wagons. tc. 8 per cent per ear. Price, Me.se
.-- Co 614-15-16 Mc-mod-T'iccnrd bulldlrc.
EUGENE A TRISLEU.
110 and 112 N. Eighth st.. rooms 2 and 3.
Fire Insurance Agenc
I5ANS ON FVItMTURE- LOW RATES.
PvOIHY LO&HED.
A NEW riltU WITH NEW IDES IN LOAN
ING MONEY TO PEOPLE IN NEED
OF FINANCIAL HELP.
Loans made en Furniture, Pinnos and other
security; 5 per cent ir: easiest weekly or
monthly payments. All transactions striet'y
private.
I'aih advanced same day vmt apply for loan,
fcec X3 at rnce- it Is to vour ndantage.
ROYAL FINANCE CO .
Suite ZX ftre new), Frisco RuPding.
Thone Kin 1750.
S. E. Cor. Sth and Olive its.
I'OI! RENT .srIILi:s.
BHRI
H
B
MONEY TO LON.
On PerHonuI Iropert.
MONEY TO LOAN
(EASY-PAYWIENT PLAN)
ok ri nviTL'itn. im NOf nonns
Ol H M:w SSTr.M ules cu a ciimi'nit
RATI of inter'St.IX).NGnRTIMt:nnd SMAI.l
Hit I'Mi:TS thin an other Conpany You
can PAY VS YOU lvll. Wther .M!kly or
morthl. and onl paj for feiicu lime as ou
hne hid loan Good., lemain in OL'R TOS
hi ---lO.s
NO l'111i:vrt! reaul'ed while PICK Oil
OI T OI" WOHK In cate of death of husband
ALL lNTHKPST l'AID RBI CMJUB aud l'A-
i'i:u CANCri.i:D.
no ri uMi-n y no ixcovvBVinNrn. no
D11LAY. pipers can be signed at house and
jou cin t.et mone nine ilav ou app.
We 1 til TVS" ANY LOAN Olt L.MM mrilnst
our ool and i!i: ior SIORl" MONKY
If ou cannot .-ill nniTCOK TRLIJI'HOVK
us anl we will send leent to explain our N'UIY
SVSTIZM TI'Ll l'lin: KINIOCII 1' 41t
I min.iTY imoKi-T. xr.n en.
Room Vo 410 Conpnonwralth Trust bull Uiik,
Itpi" Inm nnd OHe r I'ntianee 411 Ollte st
fNVE7TGAtETHIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
Ye mike loans on furniture ITIIOl'T Rn
AluV L o make no In.iuiries of xour friends
or emplter Wo site ou til full amount In
CSII not checks c arrange piments to
suit our roM,Mi-MT3 and AHII.ITA We
.in not RUroisn loans We ItrOKIl'T for
eer pat.nt made We pt off an OTHl'H
IOW or a iM'ance on furniture and OIVI3
MOr.n HONEY we IIXTEND patments In
c.is( of Sll I.N'l-'s We cancel M,L l"M'KIf4
in case of diath of hubanl or wife W'e nnkf
s LOU' rates as tie IJWEST We crent
LltlKItM. nCOl N"T.- 'or time mor. v is not
use. This is our business in a nutshell SKH
ls hefr cettinu a loan elsewhere and be con
Mrced tint w. ii Till: rL"Oi"LB
iiii: norsuHOLii iin co
ROOM -'I ri-I.LURTON- lll'II PINtt
SEVKX1II NP 1'IVn .T
Telephone for us to call Kinloch It 1II
bans at Per Cent.
WE make LOANS ON Fl RNITPRE. PI
AN'fAs FT, without removal. NO PI'BLIC
IT see us bcfor i,ettlnc a 1XM elsewhr.
will sic ou raone CHEVPJ-R It Tfc:3
L(NGEU TIMT iMl.LFU I'iMIlNTS We
tav off an LOAN or balance on vour Fl'R
MTPRI5 Pa at vour t'OVVCNIENCK Lib
ral IJISCOCNTS Cnll and be com It ced.
Write or leltphore Kinloch A 63i
UNION FIN N i: CO 3T2 and ""1 Oriel 1 Idg ,
S e cor Pttth and lcust. Entrance 316 N
llltn opposite Uarr 3
Mon3 to loan In any amount on all kinds cf
personal prcj ertj . Bat gains In unredeemed
f9l2 FRANKLIN AVE.
WE DVAN?E MONEY
TO SLRIKD PEOPLE. NO MORTGAGE.
NO INDORSEE without einploers knowl
fnlee. ALi-O OV FURNITURE. PINOS. ETC.
Our plan Is th chenpest. lvet and nu"t pri
vate In th citj. Call, write or telephone Kin
loch C lot..
ST LOUIS INVESTMENT CO.
Room HIS Missouri Trust building.
Fntrance 7u." Olive st
LOANS IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
Also In surrounding towns On rURNITURB,
PIANO-, and bALVRIES Amounts to suit
jcur need and TfcUMb to suit YOUR ABIL
ITY to pa j W do not remote goods Exten
sions in case of sickness Liberal discounts
Kinloch A ISr; THE HOME TRUST CO..
Room MS 11-tropolltan nuildins
411417 Missou-I Ave. Eat St. Louis.
LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Kites and terms unheard of Look:
51 a weekly pi a JT3 00 Iran
SI li weeklt pa a S&i Co lo.n
$ QO weekly pas a JjO M loan.
Tjf- wc kit pas a S4-1 00 loin.
Paments ma be mad'1 wrekly, semlmonthlv
cr monthl) It i- to tour Interrst to consult us
CHEMICAL I INANC-E CO
Ml Chemical bulldlnc Elchth and Ollte sts
Lowest Rate Loans.
WE will PAY orf i!iv DEIIT jou OWE and
ADANCE -urn MORI. HONEY on our KLTt
N1TUHE. PI Ml hors-'s and wacuns Roods
Ifl In ur I'OSE-sION. WEEKLY or
MO"lHL pam-nt IjOWK-T RATE'-: dis
coLnt slt.n if PAID before due Call or write
103 N" Tenth n . room 211 Ozark buildlii: TUC
XDPRcOV I 1XVNCK CO
SALARY LOANS
Made to honorable employes, qulcklv. conuden
tlallv and at a moderate cost. The toalary Dis
count C" . 109 Mermod . Jarcard building, 4J7
N Uroaiwav Kinloth B liw
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN GO.
Leans mon-y on household goods and all kinds
of peiona. propertv. easy monthly payment.
Room 2G McCasInnd b'illding 225 ColllnsvIlU
Money Advanced Salaried People,
Teamsters boarding house keepers- without secu
iity.eahy paytients. largest busintss in 50 princl
ral cities Tolman 501 Houser bldclOJ Chestnut.
MOtlEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
Wo furnish you murey qulcklv and conflden
tlalb'. without securitv. National Credit Co,
rooms SC1-S32 Chtmlcal blag. Eighth and Olive.
1IOMTI A WIHD.
MONEY W NTi:i)-S0 OC-1 on Imprm.sl city
propertv wortli $ntr-i DC 14. Republic
SECRET SOCIETIES.
K.MGHT.S or HONOR.
v.
BENTON" LODGE. NO UZ2. K. OP II .
meets first and third Wednesdijs at
iiru'ds' Hall Ninth and Market streets All
Knights of Honor linlted 10 sttend our meet
ings. I. l:ihCHBI!TEH Dictator
li30 South Tlllrd sreet.
11. II Kraue. Reporter. 2715 bouth Ninth
street
CENTENNIAL LODGE. NO 417 KNIGHTS
of Honor, meets eerv first and third
Wednesday of tach month at Kahlman's Hall,
southeast coiner Tw entj -second and Madison
ttreels All Kn'chts of Honor cordlaliv' lntlted.
II II PINNFnN. Dictator.
Xo 14QJ North Tw ent -second street.
M Tlrnonot R. porter. No. 1610 Helen street
IV IbSOPRI LODGE NO IK. K OP H
II lUcular meetings on nr-t and third
WeJnesdajs at 1'ratrninl bulldlnc No 1101
Pranklln atenue. Hall No. s A.1 Knlehts uf
Honor invited
I laiD Gm:. Dictator ;;is Madison street.
John Frame. Jr . Reporter. No 4H3 L'nton
aenue
OAK LODGE. NO 100. K. OP H . :iEET
er first and third Wednesday at
Phoenix Hall Jefferson and Cas avenues. All
Knlchts cf Honor lnvlt.d
J H CRAIG. Dictator.
No. 11 bouth Fourteenth street.
Edward T. Cooke Reporter. No. 1403 Chest
nut street.
AaciOT vnci: and
ACCEPTED MASONS.
AXCIIOP. I-ODGE. NO 413. A. P. &. A. M..
will meet Wednesdav, February 3. lefrer
son and park avenues, at 7 30 o'clock p m .
for work in second d.ree Rrethren vre.come.
E. V HLGHli, A. M.
R H Caffall. Secretan.
GEORGB WASHINGTON LODGE. NO 9.
A. P. & A. M A special communication
cf GeorRe Washington Lot'se. No. 9, A. P. L
A. M . will Ie held on Tuesdtv. February 2.
at 7 o'clock, lor the purpose of conferring the
E A dcgice on seven candidates. Members
requested to attend. isitorq are cordially In
vited tob prestnt. G W. JA.MLS. V. M.
Charles Llhou. Actine: Secretary.
KIT STONE LODGE. NO 213. A. F. . A.
M Mated communication at Grand Ave
nue Masonic T.rnple this Wednesday at 7 31
1 ir 1". c decree Visltinrr brethren frater
nally Invit.d PRED A. liAITHEU W. M.
Moses Ely. Secretary.
LAMLaKIN LODGE. NO 460. A F . A
M stated communication this (Wednes
dav) evtnins. Januarj Z;, at 7'30 Work E A.
decree, visitors welcome. Good attendance ex
'e.?"i WILLIAM 11. EVANS, w' M.
1 red G Puessel beer. tan.
TV IS-Ol-UI LODGE. NO 1. A F . A M
. I tcd ccnimunicatlon on Thursdav,
lebruarv 4. at 7 p m. Corinthian Hall,
c.mnl Avenue Masonic Templ. E A dearee
Important business. !emtTs are request 1
and visltins brethren fraternallv invite,) to at
1 . i JOS w KHUEOER. W. M.
John H Deems Fecretara.
PRIDE OF THE WIMT IJDGH NO. VI.
... . .;, A; M Regular meeting this
Wednes,laj at 7 30 p. m. Grand Avenue Ma
sonic Temple Grand and Finney avenues.
Work L. A. degree isltors Invited
..... . r- H MICHEL. W. 31.
J. It. l.BKnberg, becretarj.
INDEPESDE.NT ORDER ODD PEL.
ANCHOR LODGE. NO. 23. I. 0 O P
m-cts every Monday evening at Schu.tte.
Hail. Nineteenth uid Wright streets. Work In
tLe decrees Vlsi;u. brother, welcome.
LEO LAN'IENISACHER. N G .
t ... n .. - ls:6 Tallon st.
David Petty. Secretary.
ST. LOUIS LODGE. N'O 3. I. O O P
meets even Saturday evening In hall No '1
0'd Fellows' bull ling. Ninth and Olive streets
Work In third deitree next meeting Visitors
welcome. Members expected to attend.
P. L GERL1N'. N G.
Wallace McCargo. Secretary.
W1LDEY LODGa NO 2. I O O K
meets Tuesda evening of each week at
!.al .o 1, Odd Fellows' building, corner Ninth
and Olive, at i o'clock Visiting brothers in
vited to attend. Second degree. February 9
v- iv t,. . o . J' c' SHANER. N g'
P. . Riegel. Secretan.
r t -T.s-vv.T.rvrM rk'vnrn t- n.mm. ..
s. .. . ........ .l. v. jixu V.VCl-V.41 .ILf.
t-t 5. Knights of Father Mathew Meets ca
hrst and third Monday of each month at
Scl ool Hall No His O'Fallon street. All mem
Lers requested to be present. isitora welcome.
JOHN' M. HBNN'ESSY. Chief ilr Knight.
John J. Scully. Recorder.
SKCRBT SOCinTIES.
KMGRTS OP PYTUIA9.
ACM LODGE. NO 219 K. OF P -MERT3
etry Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. West
Gate Hall northncs corner Grand and E tton
avenues Members requested to attend regular
1 Visitors cord lu IK Invited.
. M MATTHEW VONEY. C C
G. W. Clifton. Iv. of R. b . 1443 bt. Louis
Hvcnue
CHEVALIER LODGE NO 70. K. OP P
Canlle Hull to Odd Fellows Temple, hall
No 2, eighth flocr. Regular aietlliit's ev:
ednc-dav vi.lug, i o cl ick Bu-in -s f
lmpurtnto Vdne--av t-nnitg. IVbrujti 3,
LU. Malting Knights alwavs wehmie
M J hl'MMIat, C. C.
Attest: Louis W. t-oigenftet. K. or R. S.
Addie-. 2"SJ Ar-einl si
CCLLMBIA LODGE. NO. 226 IC OF P.
niter ev ery Tuesday ev enlng at I
o'clock Centurv building. Ninth and odve
strttts, eitt lull 'luc-bday evening. 1 t-btu..r
2, wutk in lank of Pd(,t, go-M tun, uli nt-wtj
tk(ttil oiiiv-t in c.n.iia. Mtmbeis itquesttd
to attend M'ltors w nice nit
C U. LEHMAN. C C
J. T" D!tip'M K. of R & &
AlLfi nAJu IHjiiiixl
se ijitKc. No Wl K. of 1". west nan.
t.t.i.turi LuilJli u Nuith ard Olive -tiet-.un
Mondav Jfbittir, S. 1J-JL at p m . sharp
rk in rank of Es,juite i-dior r rui iil iii
viltd ObCAR M MOLL. C. C.
A tiAtfl Tlbnt t II ... .. I. ..r . .1 sw
JahIkc. No Ul K. of P
West Hall.
Attest. Hs-mv 11 i.i r.t trr
K wt i. Jl to
DAMON LODGE. NO - K. OF P, Mi:KT
tv-ry Uv.-lii.iua evednj at Oad 1 ellowh'
j lull. No 3. bfAcrnti) H'-ior, .Ninth and Olive
streets Work In rank of Knljtht. Members
vt tht St-nate takt not in. i-itors itniu-d,
aenibtrs tptcttd to attend
P. b. STUMM, C. C.
Attest: II R. Berirel. iC of R. to . No 3743
Evaiis avirnuf
FUTLUL GHLT LODGE. No. 276, K. Oi
P. Howards Hall, TbirtUth and olive
veane-div evening, lbruarj 3 Utrk in rank
uf ivlUotil Mttltuls ahaj ueltonit-.
R P UtlltoulILU O. C.
W A Rf.btrts K of R A. to
mO DOC LOLrtjl-, NO TJU. K OF P.
meets everv iutsdaj t tiling at g o clock
u anchor Hall, boutiiwest corner Jetftrson and
Park av enut-a "lake tompton Ht Uht. l'ark
or JefTtrson avmue cars M emu. is are ex
pected and vlsitois conlially Invited to attend.
R UOAalLlER. C. C
G W Tncjer. K ot IC AS
PAUi IC LODGE, NO J&4. K. Ol' P..
meets everj edntsda eeoiug. Centar
uullditih. Nintn and Oil, street-, t-ebruaij J
a prosr"sie euthie and dan.e will Le given
at Louisiana Hall. 'Jll audev enter avenue.
1 N ROBINtoON. C. C
W Gra. K of R i. S.
PRailLR LODGE. NO 249. K. of P.,
inlets rf.guluil everv Monday tsvenlng In
nail No . b-e enth lluor Odd FeiloWb build
ing rstxt met i in g MonJa, 1 tDiuar 8. u
Work in the ram, of Page. Isitun ate
cordially inv Red. Members are n quested to
attend JOtoLPH O. MO!t. C C.
J P. Wllte. Jr. K of It. to.. auaA Nuith
Twtntv -fifth street.
RU LhO.ft lAfLUE. K. OJ P. MLHto
at 7-jO o'clock at OdJ 1 ellowa Hall. Ninth
rti.a ulive btrttts. evtri vedntdaj nignt
Miltora ulwaxs welcome. Fetruarv 3, 1904 am
plified rank of Page
V J B. IIIGDON. C. C.
II. W. Beldlng, K of R to.
WABASH LODGE. NO. 24S. K. OF P .
n.eetM every luesday at Castle Hall.
L.uadwav and Benton t tbruary 2, business
meeting. ihitors welcome
O. L OtoBORN. C. a
M C Phulte. K. of R. b.
ZULt-MA LODGE. NO. 321. K. OF P .
meets Monday evening. February 1, 1304
In regular convention, in nail No l, tenth
floor century building at h o'clock. Woik In
rank of Page. MuntHrs expt(.ted and viMturs
coiulaliy invited to attend.
FRANK J. VOLLMER, C. C,
Attest: O M Brooks, K. cf R. . to.
1. O. Bux 10S2.
KM GUIS OF COLU3IHU5.
AsMsVsVirilrSs),,4SsttstMMs(Mts.VtMt
DE bMET eOLNClL. NO. 742. RMUlli
cf CuUmbus, mteu cverv nrst and thira
inuisday In the west hall. Century bulldinx.
Ninth and Olive ts ismng kmghu axe in
vited. C. P. UONAGHAN. Grand Knifcht.
.vt J McGtane Recorder
KENRICK COUNC1U NO. 6a6, KNIGHTb
of Columbus, meets even second an l
Xourlb Wednesday at Ruse Hill Hall No S)I
Maplt. avenue. Visiting knights alnays wl
tome JOHN PALL LHEW Grand KnlchL
Walter T Cunnlncam. Recorder.
ft Al.U'oETlE LOLN(,IL. NO Sift,
I 1 Knights of Columbus. mets every sec
ond and fourth 'luesdav In the west hall. Cen
tury bulldlnc;. Ninth and O.lvs btreets. Visit
ing knight: cordlatlv Invited
FRANK G. CUNNINGHAM.
Grand Knight.
P P Leonard. Recorder.
ST LOLlb COUNCIL. NO 453 MEETS KV.
ery firm and third Tuesda at west End
UaII eouthwet corner 1'innej and Vandevent.r
avenues. Siting knigtts are corolaliy In
vited. EDWARD DEVOY. Grand Knight.
Joseph 1" Lam). Recorder.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
pa)iaiasssllVVsisil'4'l'--s'
RAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
Arcanum. 309 311 Holland Bulldlng-A
ooidlal wel-om. to visitors, friends, breturta
and member, from afcmad q
Jno C. Killicsworth. Grand Secretary.
FARMS FOR JJ-VI.B.
- "owv
rurtinrii r '- ' - - -
. . mm t-11... linit i" rmnrl
170 acres nrn auisuuii nr . " " v
of stock all implement", feed, etc t a crea
bargain: old ege reatons for telling, b. 11.
Morton COO Lincoln Trust bldg.
mi:-vtock lumcrx
Native Suiipl Pair llrrf Cntl"
HlKlier IIors Cloteil StroiiKT.
N VTIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers T.tal receipts
were tstlmattd at 5100. making the two davs'
t-upply around 12.0 against but 3.100 a week
agi. The proportion of native offerings was
quite good, there being In the neighborhood of
J.0w) on tale, which places the total for th
two uas at 5.100 against 1 J last week fur
the same time when bad w,ather conditions
held supplies lack riivals for the corr--.-nondliiK
period of last vur were a little ovr
27t-0 htad. Tasda5 native supplv was -low
In getting in whkh htnderetl market operations
to a big extent as there were hardlv enough
beeves on offer at the time to go atound and
all buvers did not acinar, but waited Tor the
1 ulk of the tattle to atrlve before taking
hold. Nevertheless a light business was tran
sacted early by a few buyers who meded a
few cattle for their orders and on -uch that
tulted their want- prices were itt-adj.
When everything arrived the sum ly ran over
the 4 tin-ate The latter end of the trade
mlej In better fashion an 1 the movement
was quite fair with trade winding up m a
Meady to firm bal
Th final business was on a stronger to 10c
higher h,is
HUKF AND BPTCHEK toTEBItS.
No. v Pr No. Av. 1'r
M...1313...J4W 14 ..lTI ..S4.71
m . ICS 4 . 11H . 4 70
14 120-.... 4 CO .d ..14 .. 4a
No Av. Pr.
1H ..1321... -4 6.1
1S...13J1 .. 4 bl
r....l-ipj . 4 40
Si) ..1114... 4 0
II). .ir. .. 4 "U 37...1J.. .. 4
3 1KW .. 4Ti II
1404... 4 bO 17 ..13..4 .. 4 U.
4 t . 1JT.S .. 4 .. 1 .. -Oi . 1,
111 117 4 r 17 1141... 4 ltl
-...U07... 4 J3
to . ijyi .. 4 u3
Butcher Cnttle there wus conMderab'e ac
tivity aroused In the butcher depattment by
city butthtrfe and foreign buyers, n-nd as 'he
upi H was not heavy, local packers tip-fraud
Rather good and handv kinds of heifers sol 1
In falrlv good manner, though there was noth
ing that Indicated any scarcity rf supplies.
Tie heavy kind uf heifers sold rather slowly.
The early trade on desirable kinds of heifers
was active and strong but as orders bee ime
filled buvers did not take hold of late offerings
as well, though prices were fully steady with
Monday The cow tmde vva active and steady
with not manv ofTeied. Bulls weie steady.
Veals were weak.
HEIFERS.
N'o. Av. lr No Av Pr No Av. Pr.
1 . 10V) . 23 1...1K0... 4 V0 3 . 7S... 3 71
23 .. 834. . r.70 21. . 814... 3.70 27... 611 .. 3 t-0
.. 7T7... 3 ta 7,. S7... 3 VI &l . S4t .. t i.
1... S7J .. 3 r0 4... M3 .. 3 4" 7 .. VOL.. t.4
1 ..IftM-... .I 41 2. . hr.... T 4) 3J. . 761... 3 21
16... Vnr... 3 II 1. . 70... 3 l"i 1. . GS .. 3 1".
J .. Mi .. () 1... )... 3 ftf 1... 770... 3 in
Z ..1001... 1 00 2... 61.1. . 3 0 1... 440 .. 2 71
5 .. l2t... 2 30 C. 46... 2 ZJ 2... 110... 2.10
row S.
7.. 1W2 .. 3 10 1...1230 .. 3 31 3 ,.111S .. 3 21
1...10V) .. 3.21 1.. 1110... 3 J3 3.. .1036... 3 11
1 ..12h . 3 00 1 ..1120 3 0 I...10j0 .. 3 "0
1...1I7) .. I' 71 L. 11&0... 2 T 1. 1UV) .. S.M
1. ,ltiw .. Jr0 61. .710 .24) 1... 730... 2 tf"
1. . W... J 31 2 . 2 . J.31 3... 1010... J 31
'j .. fc7o... :v)
BFLI-S.
1.. 1711 .. 1 71 1 -17W . 3 71 1.. lOtrt .. 1 40
i. i2t) .. i -, i ran . j j.. i uiu... 3 wi
4 11.17 .. 3 W 1 n. 3 WJ
VCL CALVE-.
8 . 122 .. 6 71 1 . 12i C V 1 . "0 . 6 10
2 .. Hit .. (. It) 7. . l-f . " 3 13-1 . b 50
5 .. 13 .. !) 1 .. 'tO .. U w 1 2i'J... i )
7 . 114 ..1-1 1 210. ;W 1 . 70 . I' ("J
i-OlJTHERN CVTTLE TuesdnVa market on
steers cp-nfd upon a slow basis, with the
greater pa-t of the early ones unsold Almost
half of the Mippl ias a little lae in arriving,
which evidently he'd buyers back until every
thing arrived hen the tun was in it did nt
take but a short while until a stealy baMs
w as secured w 1th buy ers taking t ry freely
at the Monday rnnge cf values battle went to
the cnles In fairly good season, and not many
rvt re unsold at a late hour. The cow tmde
from the start ruled steady Home early busi
ness on bulls wrg ery active, though on tho
late market with orders filled, bids were not
v ery satlf actorv . and gome w ere held ov er.
The few calves brought firm piicc.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No. Av.
Pr. N'o. Av . Pr. No. Av
Tr.
1...1300...J3 0 62...1(t6...53 SO 44...1u.3...$3 S-1
3f ..1612... 3 73 H...10M) .. 3 71 S8...1U75... 3 ol
70.. .10.... 3 65 110 .. "!)... 31" 111... 9X1... 3 -1
21... -!... 3.51 27.. .1041... 1 53 116 .. 27... 3 V
23. ..1037... 1 10 21... Ji... 3 j 4... tl5... 3 VI
19... W4... 3 50 4s .. y-o... 3 50 2. ..1120... 2."
4...1043. . T 50 U .1014... 3 56... 771... 3 SO
23... KT0... 3 10 7... fs3... 3 41 4 .. V7... 3 43
21 . S34... 3 31 76 ..1131... 3 31 23... Ml... J.13
jo... S7... 3 31 51 . S47... 3 TO 25... tfi-1... 3.30
26 .. SIS... 3 il 1". .. 923.., 3 21 23. . 776 .. 3 23
2... 6O0... 2 71 23... 772 .. 3 2it 2. .. 73 .. 3 2)
24... "-:6... 3 21) 76... bOti... 3 2") 1... 777... 3.10
22... 737... 173
HEIFERS
1... S0Q... 3 23 3... 5S0... 2 31
COWS.
2... S .. 2.S0 fi... 936... 2 63 10 .. 722... 2 61
37... 1)1... 2 m 1... M .. 2 10 20... Ml... 2 n
1... s-40... 2.1S 40 .. M4 .. 2 30 1... M... r r
24 .. 741... 2 30 6 .. 736 2 3") II... 613... .I0
4... 750... 2.10
MINED.
7...KV7... 2 0 P... 515,.. 2 31 16... 613... 2 OS
36... 121... 2 00
BULLS.
4. -.1X0... 3 10 :.1370... 3 CO 1... 6S0... 3.03
1 .. VN) .. 3 00 1... ffi -. 1 9 -l-'1 3 W
6 127-- .. 2 '0 17 1119. . 2 M 11 113 2--
is 1211 J v 2.. l-'-u. -' " 1 h'-'" -j .''
II. .1W.S ' ti r. U70 -JliJ 1 1-M -! M
"... 'J'. . 2.10
HOfJS The tun f hogs ww rather mall fur
Tufsdiy there being unlv around C.rt -n sab
Howiver thev avt raged a littlo better in ounl
H than mi Muiilnv. thne not lejng any win re
n-ir sU many iUs anl Iluhts on the J-outr-vvet
or soft orler among the arrivals
1h mtiktt -fhienid with a good deiuind from
luyeis trading v as filrlv active anl prices
strong to V higher, all ginul butcher and heavy
hugs sho ing nn advance of over Mon 1 1
and sdiing eiulte re 1 Illy after the market was
one. 1 II under wiv (Jood pis and lights
also shrweit suni (mprovem nt. but there was
1 1 u-tkallv iiu tluingts s far a- the p.Krr
nabs wtre e iiiicnied am tliini: on the .soli
.r oil fishlon toouthwttt ord r bthu as hud
to m t til of is -ver Ituvers MuiPl l n'
wnnt th 111. an 1 cannot v 11 1 indue td t
make bid in minv e ies Tlie i.tl toin fJ
lins wlghltg -'hi lbs ot moie are In the best
nein tnd nil tough "ows nn.l mixed hogs fr
cchrs are a dng on the unrket Ml Itnt
hog- oM niiickiv th it arrlv I earlv and Urns
tint fnitit En lit wt-rt buiigbt is fifct is uu
ltadtd If n ilfTinc the Lit- trad, was a
Imlo lnttr thin th wlv one
CS41.m1 butehtranl h ivy Inns stJl I it Jl v.
" fair to kuoj int-diuiii wtliht: and 1'iemis
S)vivJM'. tikhls al.e M lbn aiat' 1 ")
SH S". lights un.Vi U 1 x j iir- SIJi4t"
pl. undt 1W ib . ii'iti lo j ml iiiiigh 111 1 - -
it Jlirivt Tin bulk f the ho..- utuhlng
1") lis or mon --old at JI7jiM'o jaliiit 51 7'J
Gi l s.. on Mund i
IIEI P -jnlv .1 sin ill numbtr of sb . ar-rlv--
th reetipt but littl if tin mov thin
one third as I irge ns th v -tuuld U to me t
the i(tiir ments of tl is rmtket toome West-
rn she n wee Ineluoe I among the arrivals
ei.ri'-.euuentlv. but jo, gf, n itive-s w r en
al Iluvers were out in full 1 ic all locking
tor supples and the marktt in mil on a coo 1
aitlv b isU with vattus ranging pinl-c high r
than in Alonday or abiut steadv with the lose
of last vetk The lecelpts inee the first of
th vetr ilthnugh I irer thin dur'mr the same
Wrlnd list tir. continue to be (Oill conpirtd
with the lemind liom of tin buvers being able
to spLUre a n mv cooI slurp anil Iambs as
thev ne-l to fill th ir orde.s u iir lat anl
thin sttiff C"nInus to ! slow sale and prlee
lrrirnl ir anl unsatIfactotv
HORE- rbe itibout d mov.runt of horses
for the first two du. f the w.ei his been
quite llbeml but the mirk, t K not -rl-
nring the al n rnul itm f hors s current tim
ing th month f Taniiirv -t pletitv of .ir
rivals art vomlng t' kej thlrgs nwvirg stcad
il The g.l cenillt.onit prevailing 11 onet
ti n with the southern tiade ..re raitslng the
iimin-l fnini that 'pi irter t tontimi. n a
goi-il brisk active I i-i- and the sittntion -i
far in ci ncerns this brinch f tre mirket !
e-iuallv as tavtiralle as it hi- retn during any
recent wk Th litern trale too is mnln
tnlnlng Its trontr n I active ton anl go-d
to choice chunks of h indy and henvv-weight
aie lindlng tendv tal rs at the -tr nt.tr la-!4-er
values devekp.d ib-ut tn days tiRo There
Is likewise a gotd d-mand frr good to choice
driving hores ard i Fjepl-vl f-ature of th
trad is tint nil eValeiP art on tlie lokoout for
ciVTlr Inr-es for I nit d state- Government
service The market geneiallj ta attive strcng
in I satisfactory
IIore qjuntlcs
Heavy draft, common to crol . ... i3'l
Heavy drift, eholc e tt extri -''i-')y
Chunk-, fair to good . . M'H
"hunks choice to extra lsillaJ
I irm chunks ... oylio
toouihern horsP. pliln to good Wc!
tooutern horses choice to extra . .- li'fili
Southern lrivers - lS'allv
llirnes horses 110ftJ00
Mule quotations;
14 band extreme range $ G OOfllW eo
14 hand- bulk of tibs 7. 0 J 0)
14'2 hand-s extreme rant,e 7.i'lJ..0
14. han.ls, bulk of ales twofulMW
1". Iiands. etreme nnge ytM-t.ilJ f
II hand", bulk of sales 'tl o-nO )
11--2 hand", extreme rnnge ill frtJfl'V) 00
l"-a bands b-ilk of sab. .. IV. lO'ilK Q
lCVj bands extreme iane 133 OuS'iO 01
lb1 hands, bulk of alt". ... Ui'&10o i
Ilj rIIernpIi.
Kansas Citj. Feb 2 Catt'e Receipts 710.
Including 210 Southern, n arket teady to 10c
higher, export and dressed beef steers fSIOc
higher; fair to good tady at J3 7154 4. West
ern fed sera 1c higher at $rfil nockers
and feeders slow at J2 Si(, soathetn Meer
sluw at J3 213 '), tovuthern ows strong nt
12 2TSi3 native cows strong at 51 7a3 71, ra
tive htiferi. --trong to I oc higher at -tiff I, bull-
j-trong at 2 Iffi M calves 52 71 lit. Jt Hcgs
Rceip's Oj'J. market steadv to 1c higher, top
Jl tl bulk of sales $ Li(M 10 1-uCn.ers Jl 7irti
4 iO. pigs and lights ji nui 7j shepR
eei ts 4 0"0. market strtin;, native lambs $1 5
J1.71: Aestrn lambs $i7.m! flt ftd ewes $1 S
till. Western ful yearling- St'-jl 10, btockets anl
tenders $2 71'ii4 1
Clilcagii. Feb 2 Cattle Reccpts 2 o. mar
lvit "teddy to jstiong, good to I rime seers J4 -0
(fil 4. poet to medium J4ti4 t-0 s-tf-k-rs .ml
feeders Jj 21'r4. cov.s ji w'itS.ltO h-ilei J--!"
4 SO: canners jt loO-MO bull- $",410 entve
1 lnl7 4 Hogs Rereipth jl (11 to mTOv
w.Ow tnKet! an 1 butchers $4 vu4 a, go- dto
choice h'iv ?4 'j-yi u2' rouh. huw $4 uf?
4 '"J, lights 54 30fil T.. bulk of sates 51 TSx4 v
toheep Receipts 5yi sh p and limbs slow,
gool to chJite wetht-r- 54ix4 Cu, fntr to ho'c
mixttl $1 TlJit; Ues'ern sht-p Uu,, r,, nttive
lambs Jltlt. stern Iambs Jlil '!. Official
yesterd i . Receipts, cittl 't 7i hots 2,242t
shp (T57 Shipments, cattle 1 y7i, hos iy,
317, sht-ep 3,133
South tot Joseph Mo. Ib 2 4'attle Re
celpts 1.731, steid to 10c higher, natives Sl.Zi'a
i.la. cows and heifers $l 7ojj4 lo. s-tkts and
leeders 5 714 10 Hogs- Re(ci,ts 7 141 steady
to strong, lltht 54 51111 Si. mulum and havy
54 7uJrl toheep Receipts 2,110, steady, yearl
ings 54 SI vethers 51 4". ewes 53.70
New ork. lVb 2 Beeves Receipts C be id
Lnte-n cables ciuoied.Iive cattle selling at pfti
llc per U , dre-tstd weight, refrerator beef
at J5-sC pr lb . "p rts to-dvv il) cattle
1.710 steep and I tt0 jueiter3 cf be-f Calves
Rceln t77. tride "low but about steadv for
veals, veals told at JlS ! per 10-t Ibj- , one
chulce lot nt 5-. 71, bnrnvard cal at JfiiT I",
cltv-tlrc-ised veals Mow at Slillc 1 er lb sheep
and la nilr Receipts 1 TsV); hep sttaily, com
nun ai 1 mtdlum lambs atxut --nendy , choice
I imbs firm, commjn to prime heep old at
$1 rtM T) cults at J3 common prime lamb"
$5 wi6 1", culN at 51 l-Xi-4 71. dre'ed mutton
at 7fiil-c per lb . diess,d lamls unchanged at
fiilOt. with a few salts at bi'2- Hogs Re -ipt-
23 head, steadv to tirm, prim state
and Ptnn'-vlvanla hogs sold at $1.WJ12 ter
l'v lbs , mixed Westerns at SI GO
St, Lou In Cotton Market.
IjociI market Vc lov-r, sale. 17 bal
Oidlnary
(.rood erdlnar
Ixjw middling
Cood middling
Middling .
Mldlllng fair
1--4
It.
.K
If"
Tinge-, and stains ''rc off vvhiic
Calvston strong at llc.
rt
Ipt. 1C,-
0S tale"
Mobil---teidv at 16-sc. lecelpts. CIS bnle-
Savannab (Jmet at lt'uc, rectipt", 4 101 bile,
e barb st ni Irm at 16. receipts 43.. bale-
MUiniPgtnn steadj at 13J5c, receli u. none.
Paltlmore Nominal at 17 17c. receipts, none.
l!n-ion Oulet at l'.71c: receipt-, none
Philadelphia Uubt at I7 5ic. receipts none
Houston steady at ICc. receipts 11,106 biles.
Auguta Nomlnnl at 16c. rrteipt none
Memphis I'Irni at HtaC, rtceipt-, 1,313 bale
Warehou statement:
Stock on hand "September 1.
et receipts
Net recettts fdiue Sept. 1
N-t "-hipnunts ....
Net hipmnts lnte sept 1
Stock on hnnd . ...
( 1 ros rec mis . .
fJross receipts since Sept 1
Gros sVptnents . ..
:hl3 "r I-ast r
l..tM 11.711
Mil 1"J)
Sjlii- 4 41
J-7-1 1JI
. IS titi 2! U2
12 171 II Ml
1 lea 3 UI7
rt'i7. 522.lt.
tiroes shipments since bft 1. 3l0,0tt
II y Tclernph.
T.Ierrool Feb ? Cotton Snot in
101.322
llmltel.
demand prices 4 p4lnts hicher Amerlcm mid
dling fair 1221 good mlJdling 9 -Hd middling
S'.I; low middling & 'ftd. good ordinary i 1
ivr.lnarv S (Vvl The nles of the d iv wire "I.On-J
bahs of which TOO were fr- speculation and
export nnd Incljded 2.4".) Vmerican Rveipts
6 ( bnle. inelmlirg 4 n Amtric m I"utures
opened quiet and closed ens.. American mid
dling g o c . Feb s Gld. Feb March 8 bid:
March-April S GCd prU Mnv td. May-June
S 7bl. Itme-Iulv is 72d, July -Aug s .2d Aug -bent.
S.d- S-ept-Oct 7.IM. Oct -Nov 71
New Orleans Feb 2 Cotton quiet nnd irreg
ular sales 1 -O0. onllmrv I3e Kootl onllmry
14 lVKc, low mldlllng 1 iMtc, mllillng
1". 11-lfc good mldlllng 1G3-It mldlllng fair
IQ'Mt-e receipts 1171 stock 4fT. nitures
unsettled V b IC 10c asked March 16 r05t"
IGfilc. prll lG7r,ilGsic Mny 17 121il7 13c. June
17 21frl7.Cc. Jul 17 2917 4V., Aug IthZU
15 f3c '-ept n TMill re-c
s-ett York Feb spot cotton closed wnk.
w" points d-clim mid lltnj uplinda 16 71c ml 1
dHng tltilf 17e. sab s none iitures etod
steadv Feb H &0c, March Hit. April 16 "6c,
May 16 17c. June 16 17 Julv It, 65c ug lb 17c
The niark't opened eav nt a decline of 7&1G
1-olnts on the old ami .m advance of 102 to 120
points en the new positions The Intter were
inlluenced by coveilng and buying here agalrst
the Engli"5!! market, while the more nctlve p
rttlonr came in fnr henvv llaulditlon encour
agd bv disappointing cables, ind rither heav
ier receipts fur the dav in connection with un
favorable new si from the fir l-m-t From lb inc.
the high point of the morning. March Fold to
11 vc m iv from 17 Co to 16 Ok: an 1 Julv from
17 42c to 1. FiC n net dfcllpe cf 111 to 136
i-oints on the position named. The New Or
leans bulls were active buveis it the decline,
however, and "con the market, appearing to be
soil out was rIIIsI It was pointed out that
the Cenis Bureau repcrt. due In n daj or .
was exjected to prove erv bullish and with
private advices from the south, indicating con
tinued llrmnes there was a nllv nlmot as
sensational a the break with prices in the flrn
twentv minutes after the slump commenced,
ihovvlrg a re-overv of from 7) to 71 point At
this the market took a sRht breathing spell
the itunticn grew sl'ghtly less lnten-e. anl
tridlng piccefed more nuleily. Part of the re
covery was lot lefore the cloce. but the mnr
ket was finallv steady, with the three active
months 2 to "2 i-oints up from the lmttnm but
at a nt dec'tne of 61 to S7 paints on the oil
pr 1 of 1 to 27 rlnts on the new crop month1
Pales wc-e estimated at 2.V. baJep. The
early decline wa helped bv reports of 1 private
ettlement. nl 1 to have been mad" lau night.
In which it w estimated something like Hf'.WJ
bales were concerned
Ekk.
RKPCBLIC SPECIAL.
New- Yorfc. Feb 2. Egg Receipts 3 970
cape1. The market opened with stocks sM
down clean In vesterdis business, and the
demand from all clashes of dealers was sham
dpite the heav receipt nn I the remirkalde
ri?c In temperatures in the south anil South
west l.u-dre from store was good, with full
cutpldc figures made on all grades to regular
tmde and an adv ince demnnded for euarnnteed
nunlltv- to meet out-of-town order There were
sales cf futures, covering 1 car Iowa firsts.
and 1 11 cnes 'Western firsts at 17c eller
Anftt Quotation unehanced
Kansas City. Ffb. 2 -Eggs stendy. MiourI
anl Kansas. ct?e returned 23c. new No. 2
whltewotl ciee Includenl 24c.
Chicago Feb 2 Esrt-s firmer, at mark, cases
Inrladed, 26-32SC pfr doz
Phtla llphfn. Teb 2. Lccs firm and tc high
er fresh neir-bv 33c. at mark; fresh Western
"Sc fresh t?ouhwestern 3233c; fresh Southern
llutte-r nil Clier.
Philadelphia Feb 2 '-Butter firm, kM de
mand: extra Western creamery 24c. extra nar
liv prints 27c. Cheee -lull anl w-;r Nw
"5ork full creams, choice trv fancv. 1'in4c;
exv "ijirk full cream, fair to gocd, lOl-glOhc.
VAST VOLUME OF BUSINESS
IN CORN ON HEAVY BUYING.
-M A XI F I'LATION KA1 SES
ruin: or oats.
THE
Tiiiilc in Wheat It- Jlotlor.ite. lint
Tone Is Stioiif; I'nniMoiih
Stionjj and Hiijlier.
ClncaKo, Ib 2 Trailmjr on a rrnni
motli .vcilo v .is vvitn.vel to-il i m tun
.mil oil". M.Hii'nilatioii by promlmnt
operators r.uist.l a tnark-l aiivanc iit
both cral" 'M.tv corn -liovvtil a tlnal
.iilv.inri of ',c vvhile o.ttv wen' up '2
1irhc Wli.at brief- vvtr. nfltelnl largdy
tij the stitnylh 111 coarv (,'f.llrli. M-
win at tlosintr "ilc hihlitr. I'rovilons
al. vvfr. -troiiK. tlie Md pro'ltu t-. clo1--111
17'c to 13c 1ii,;ihi
CORN
A rt mark ilih I to nl 111 irkct in corn u
vUopeil almost at the vrj opening Th.
kejnote apititntl was M.uit'lca when
the rtpre-vnt.iti' e of the nitcict that ib
Mippos.il to be Ions; on Mav whtat be
Bin to huv XIuv corn lin,-e commission
liuu-t& were also liberal buver''. The ail-
ince retultinft in price, foi corn wa4- cer
lainlv not lackini: 111 . t lenty It J c-;
tinittt.l that in the buin.r furore upvvarl
of 2fl0rt,rti bushels of -Ma oin was n
ken lis the one horse po:inI 11 1) crei.ittd
with liclns ti-e 1 irsest noiui rs ot w.i.ai
for .Mas ililivirv Shorts wcr. also active
on the btivin side or the corn marktt.
A new bu'I IncintKe was found in re
ports from Liverpool to the Ttct tl it
Aimriran torn was arriving there m poor
condition There was also considerable
complaint In the Illinois crop bulletin of
soft corn Slav opened to 'ic higher, at
:0"K to ill. and after seilinc at W.l'"'! c
tin- price steidily advanced At ."2'k there
was considerab'e liquidation bv small, r
holders, hut orferinu were taken with
.'vidlty and little effect was mtde pit
prkts. The active Uem.Mid contlmnd the
.ntlre session and the close foand May
l'.c hiKher at ."lTsC Local teceipts were
GD.I cars, none of contract grade.
OATS
A nfw reeotd was t. ored for the May
t'chverj of oats, the price to-dav reaching
l'i4fll"A,e. There was enormous selling
for pronto by the largest holders, who
took a good part of their oats btck on
the breaks in prices. The market through
out was excitfd and erratic. The fluctu
ations were controlled chiefly bv the dic
talts of the princip ll long and the mirket
was highly sensitive to anv impetus
which the bull interest saw tit to give.
The opining was strong with May H
to ic higher, at -!!".c to 44c. and within
the hist hour the price had risen to
13ip4-rc At this point there was- hell
ing" bv tlie big holder and a quick reac
tion followed, the price declirlng to 44t,c.
Itli a renewal of support from the bull
another Howard movement was com
menced and" the price was soon again se 1
lng -it 13c. Tndlng continued on a large
sc it.- the entire session. The close vv s
stiong with Mav '.fic higher at 41
TilV. Local receipts were !S cars.
vHEvr.
Trading In wheit wai moderate In vol
ume A decidedly strong tone was mani
fested. Karly factors in starting the ad
vance were strong nngiWi markets, re
poit of damage by unfavorable weather
in tlie Southwest, and the apparent con
gestion In the nurket for coarse grain.
Mav wheat opened unchanged to a.e
his! or. at yoiV to 91'sc. On an active
demand from shorts the price quickly
ioe to 91V The advancing teniencv,
however, was soon checked on selling bv
iomral'ion bouf. who were supposed
to be acting under instructions of the
leading loi,r The market gradually re
ceded under this selling pressure until
the end of the first hour, when May was
again quoted to illc. The market
dragged for a time, owing to the absence
of manv traders who hid found more
alluring attractions in corn and oats A
lirge decrease in the world's available
stocks brought out an active commtss.on
house demand later in the dav. and prices
again started upward, aided by the
strength in other grains. On this spurt
Mav advanced to 9-te. but realizing sales
caused .1 siiKit reaction The close was
sttong. however, and near the best prices,
Mas being Viilc higher, at SlVfi9t.e.
Julv -old between !i-c and S33sC, closing
rt the top with a gain of ';'uc- Clear
ai.ces of when and Hour were equ il to
1J! '.mi bu. Tlie world's vl-ible supply, ac
cording to liradstreef, showed a de
crease of 2.-.0OUOI) hu. Prim-irv receipts
wire 14 !0 hu . against 513 400 bu. a year
ago Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of S12 cars, against 21a
tars last week and 315 can. a jear ago.
it xc.i: or FTTUHRs
Open
heat
Mav .. fti.flI'
Illlv i:"!,fl's!,
t-.Pt . 7SU
.'om
Feb . 4"
JI i 30-.fi '.1
Julv .Is's&l''5.
Oils
High.
IelW. Close.
i2 sd, .J
SI", W, sj
7v'3 7S'a 7Sj7S-.
4'i
I-1.
4S'i
4J 4St, 4S'4B1S
e,lt
a.".
S3", 33
fi33' J3sj5jS3'J
4l. 41'.
hVI)
Mnv
Julv
41'
4J
Il'tSUi 4:'.!l4.
44V 44 sSIH..
-sa
331, 3Sl3 3i"
If ocsi 1'i-irlr
M u . 13 15 13 13 13 13 15
1-jnl m m ..,
3Iav . 7 1 -. 3.--. . o0
Julv 7 V) 7 57U 7 4 7 ZV ,
short Ulbs
Mav . . t. 7i f. ') C 67-j 1 ..
Julv . t, v2's 6i- C s2U eyt)
BFCEITTS AND bHIPMENTsS.
Rec Ship
Flour, bbls T rt !.3Ui
Wheat bu 4lo.f) 1H)
orn lu -IIT.-V SJ 0
Oat" iu 2,"ii 7 SeW
Uve bu tl,4 2WI-)
Barley, bu . W.ww Jl.WO
PIIOVISIUXS.
Prol5lon ruled strong on active cov
orinK by shorts, together with heivj lur
ing for investment account. The open
ing wai -strong. IntluenceU by higher prices
for hogs at the janl, ami on the ad-
ince in the price of coarse grains the
:ovlsion Ift became still stronger. The
-elllrg wai chiefly bv local longs. May
pork showed the greatest gain, and cloed
at an advance of 4j?, at $13 45. after ran
ging between $1113 and 51X3 May lard
vv.iN up 20c. at S1ZQ. with ribs li-20c
higher, at $C73.
Intimated receipt? for to-rrorrow
Wheat. ?D car; corn, 21j; oats 1CH. hogs,
4VW head.
iuukkts iivtixt:grpu.
N'ew York. Feb 2 riour Receipts 21 1S7; ex
ports IB t3 firm with a fair demand. Jtje Hour
fiim Buckwheat Hour dull Bje ilrmer, No 2
cstern 7(fc nominal fob afloat. Barley
inll Wheat Receipts C7.275: spot firm; No 1
red 91c elevator. No 2 red vc f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 Northern Duluth hM-c fob. arloat;
No 1 hard Manitoba nominal f o. b alloat.
stronger wheat prices were noted to-dav as a
result of lower consol more bullish cables,
good Western buvlng and a big decrease In the
world's stock1 ln-t prices were i8c net high
er Mav 12 IS-lw&yiM-c. closed tCVc. July s"5-
Sic. closed SSc. Sent hl--j.fiS21c, closed SlUc.
Corn Receipt E4 J.".: exports ,463; spot
yrong. No. 2 Wc eleator and GSc f. o b.
afloat. No 2 jellow ZZc: No 2 white Clc. Op
tion market was eiulet but firmer on local cover
ing and favorable cables and the wheat ad
vance, with a 1 Ig advance near the cloe on
beavv "Western coverlne lat prices were slC
net higher. May "0JU5?37H.c, closed C7Sc: Jul
closed ZZc. Oats Receipts 33 WO; spot firmer;
No 2 16c standard white 4c; No 2 wrhtte 4ZtCt
No 3 white 4&c Hav firm. Hops firm; fctate,
eomnion to choice. 1503 S-JIic: 1J.2 2li2c.
Facific Cuit, 12. 27fi3Cc. Beef teady Cut
nuata teadv. I-ard firm; AVcstern Pteam-d
$7 70. refined firm: Continent $7.75; s. A. J-. 2"
Ports steadv- famllj Xl'iffr. rA: sho't clear Sll 'Si
J1B, mess $H 715 2T. Tallow quiet Cotton
feed oil ouieter: nrime jellow 375137. Rice
steady. MolT-sen firm.
Kansas Citv. Feb 2. Wheit "Mar 7f.7t."ilc
Julv 73a5i73c: cah N'o 2 hard 1'iicx N'o
7i7rvc; No 4 70x7":; rejected 6i3e; No. 2 rrI
156c; No T MffMc Corn May A-Sitr:: July
4lc; cah No 2 mixed 42,-;c N'o 2 vvhlt t3Uc;
N'o 1 42Hf?43c. Oats No 2 white nft4' N'o.
3 3WV N'n 2 mired 2SfiT.c. Hnv Choice
tlmothv ty 30179 73 chole prairie J7 23tI7r Rr
Vo 2 31c. Receipt? Wheat 22 4 corn 11C -(VH
oats I5T0 Shipments Wheat 162.40: corn
84 s-: natf 3.1 ooo
Puluth Feb 2. Wnent. in store Xo 2 hard
lnC -'t 1 N'orthern -i-M,e Xo. 2 Northern 7s,c.
To arrive No 1 hari Sis,c; No. 1 Northern
MUc. No 2 Northern R7Sc Hav K)vtc. July
vc- pept. TS'iC Oats, on trk and to arrlv.
4fs.c
Milwaukee Wis- Feb 2 "W hent firm- No 1
'o-thern WGWci No 2 Northern Msc- May
IP rii,c. Rve stronrer No 1 (KZrTc Barley
dull No. 2 63c ample SfiflflOc. Corn firm: No.
3 427 IVr Mav TA'ic.
Mtnenapnllj. Feb. 2 Wheit Mav Wc; Julv
FWc. eot 7'"C. Flur First natents Jl 7T0
4 8ft socerd patents U f&gi 7" R-aln in bulk
JI4 234715; sborts $14 TJWIS: m'dslllnirs $157317.
Toledo Feb 2 Clover seed Cah and Feb
St. March 1S" A"rll $d 70 Frlme alsiko
$fi.V Prime timothy $1 S7K
Peoria. Ill . Feb 2. "om higher: new No. 1
4V new No. 4 C7c Whlky on the bas's of
$1 27 f.r finlhfd roods
iivertvol. F"b 2. Spot wheat nominal: fu
tures oulet March s 4d: Ma 6s 254d; July
nominal Corn Siot American mixed new,
oulet 4s 2id: Ar-.erlcnn mlted. old firm in
SIM: futures nulet March 4s 2d: Mav 4s 2Vl.
rhlcacn Feb. 2 Floii- was nulet nl steadv;
No. 2 F-rine wh-at wftyv- Xo .; 7if?SSc No
2 iel "vvaitt'-.c. Corn Xq 47,c- No
-.Iow Uc OattNo 2 41c; "Vo 1 white 42'-?
4.1c Tlv- No 2 6-V Barlvt-r-Vod feeding 'V.'S
rfc. fair tr choice maltinrr 4VSS7c Seeds Prlm'
tlmothv SZKii clover, contract irrade. $pr.a
IL rroYls.lon-lU5a pork, per bbL J133
15 ::;,: lard, per 100 lb;.. S7 27 c: short rib
sklri (loose). f6-S!75: fhrt clca. M ,
lb!.) St.ST'-eT. WMsks. basis ot hikh wlnia.
SI -T.
The Vlnlhle.
Nw York. Feb. -.l-bpeclal cable an.l trte.
Kl-qhlc tommunlc-itlons rc-celv ed bv I In I
Mrr.i s show the folluwlne j-l.inBc; In a"' -upnliv
as compared with nrnlous nco.utit
h! at. Unite! MatPS ami -niiila ast
llfk!cs. ilecrnse.1 1.107.tfi l.u : alloit for an.l
In l.urcpe dreriise i,.)i-" totil sun.lv !
er.as.-. J.J.17.CVI Com. Unlle.1 Mans and in
r.li. ast ItockKs in. rras.. 77S.')" Tlw- I.i!
irig .Increases rfi-.rtil this wick inclulr.
JV'") bu in ll.initola. .-'0 hu at the .Snrth
Bl.in lntinr .lvatorf. v.. Ml at I . rt
Hill -Io. alll S-.TH b" at IjOulsvllle Tne
l.a.hng luciiase r port-.l is that of l-l,"o b
at tire eiiic-jo priv He ikvalnrs.
11111 1 Irj.
r.ui'i 1:1 ic -i'i:'i i.
New ..rk. fib -'-Live P.iiltiv-Kcc i ' o
dav i.re t t irs N.-tern anl '-cveriil more .lur
Thif was a ccn'lru.d koo1 .lc-rnanil. an.l fiwls
eloil'ied ui prominlj in airlv i! at vtcrsav s
advant. Cnkkens sold slowly at Jl'Tc O' 1
lofilcrs Miadv. Turkejs narce an.l Jinn
Ducks and ge -e LnchilimJ. 1'igcons ..u
tuotati ns uatlianse 1
lirrs..,! rc.ullry Keipts to-dav - .. rs
Th- fresh rceiipts vvir. IlKht. and Invclccs tor
lat.r in the unk m.v.ltrae s,tick ECnral(
arriving b. hind schulu!.' time, and some tint
was .hie Tu-siiiv and W .-.InHl iv of ial .--k
Is -till .ur even from iwilnt- at mar as Ohio
and Imliinu Thele was iw miplus of -trut
1 prime drj -picked fuvvls on the market and
such fold at 131TrI4c Itut when l'.es i..'4
111. litter lluuie thej were ver critic ll a- t.
.iii.llty and enly faiKv milks tint .ontalnwl
a f tl-- pni-irtlon of ..ullets co-nnmnded that
IlKiir. bcaldeil fowls n 1 plentiful and t.iar
kit Iirm on fancv Thei- was a falrlj 'Itenl
supt'v .f !M-.x-nai kel chickens en the matket
mini of which were ioarw. and staugv anl
moved -lovvlv at Irnm 1-'iIV whi'e rea- njl.li
soft-meite.1 eomrianded H1V but latter kin!
not plintlful TliTe wis a trlllt letter under
ton.- to th.. market on turkevs. mor inrtic
ularlv fancj joung torn- while choice ting
htn also sold well but rrdmaril oung loms
and old h.ns mov.d slowlv 1 .inons irrivel
mere rre.lv but there was .1 goo.! aeinin.1 fr
fancv lars- genuine bird, at rutM" llure
small and llismov.a sIUWij -n s,imk,mi ,,
lecular i.rlces Prime fresh ducks and ge
not r.l.ntiful and t.adj s.,ualw narce an J
marlat firm luo!it!cns iinehjnged
SiKnr.
Nev Or'cins Kel) J. wir qm- i"i- .
tl. ;".!3 3-lCc do. r.ntrlfiural 7113 -". centrlf
Us .1 Willies -it' ...." - ...- -- -,.., h,l
1$l3,.' Molas-es nominal, epen kettle zr-v
J3c. centrifugal lOSlw- Mnip dull. S!c'-'.c
RIVER NEWS.
nisc :incl Fall of Ihe Iller
Tor 21 hours, ending at 7 a m :
Tiitslaj. Feb. 2 l'-OI.
Staltoi Darcer Gauge.Cnan
I'ittsbunr " " -C -
I'ark'rsl.ui-g ?s S -l.t
I'lmlnniti ') 0
IHiisvll!e : ' "' - "
Nashville 4)0 7 -11
chittanoopa 3S 0 3 1 -11
Florence 15 ' 33 -
Jolin-onvllle ;l o .5 -10
nvansvllle 33 0 3 5 -11
s,t Paul 11 0 ... Frozen
Dubuque 110 ... Frozen
Davenport 1". Frozen
Keokuk 11 1 . Frozen
Crafton 23 7 -"2
Omaha 13 0 . ..
Kansas city 31 0 1 s !
l'oonvllle 30 0 5 4 -0 1
Hermann 31 0 "..4 -t.t
St. Louis 30 0
Chester :" . "
Cairo 4" "' 1 !
Memphis 33 0 SO 7 n J
Little Ilock 31 t 4 S -IS
Vicksburg 4-.0 33.1 '15
Shicveport ? o - I -(t
New Orleans 16 l) 4. -O.S
Itl-e. -FaU. jjor,, . now,,,.
Local Forecast OtactaL
Illirr Forcranl.
Th river at St. Louis will contlnua to fall.
River nnd Bunlne..
Ifarbar gauges jesterday marked 6 5 fet. in
dicating a fall of 1 foot in 21 hours
Navigation at St. Louis ls suspended,
"weather, cold.
To-Daj's Weather.
rrobably fair.
Hirer Kinltu llrevldes.
Ftepmboat men estimate from the present
weather condition that It will be at least Fix
wctki before navigation Is reopened.
Q Fuller, president of the Ship Caulk
ers' Union, declares that, as- far as the unlcn
Is concerned, the differences with the Caron
delet vvuss 1-ave not been settled.
Tlie funeral of Mrs William Postal, wife)
of Captain A illlam C Pntal. took place es
terdav afternoon from Christ Church. Mrs.
Postal died at Charlotte. X. C. last i-aturdaj.
Sam Critchfield, chief engineer of the United
State- lighthouse steamer lallj. will be mar
ried to-day at Cape Girardeau to Miss Efn
lancey
Divers are at work on the sunken steamer
Winifred, at Marietta. O After she Is raise I
the tioat will be towd to Cincinnati for re
pairs. By Telegraph.
REI EBETC SPECIALS
Cairo. 111. Feb 2 River gauge reads 23 .
showing a fall of 1 during the last 24 hours.
Weather cloudy and cold. The heavy ice ha.s
nearly all run out of the Onio River, but a
heavv iron Is still running tin the Mississippi.
'the first boat since Saturday came into port
to-dav It was the Eyda. which came down
from Paducah after the two tie barges, whkh
wer- caught bv tho tug Sunday The sand
dredge of the II. If. Halliday Sand and Gravel
Company had a hole stove In her esterday
while being towed through the ice to the Ken
tucky chore bv th tug. She Is lying easv in
about, three feet of water. Travel between
Cairo and Bird's Point 1 expected to be re
sumed to-morrow. The transfer attempted to
reach Bird's Point to-day The Pacific buc
ceeUed in making a landing about COO feet
above the Incline, after breaking thro u eh a
hundred feet of ice. Ihe Marquand was also ac
w o-k this afternoon attempting to break
through JiK) or 20'J feet of lea to reach the in
cline. Memphis. Tcnn . Feb. 2. The river her
standi 2.7 feet on the gauge, a rise of .2 of
a foot In the lat 24 hours. The floating ice In
tho river here U thinning out and looks soft
and mushy. Tlie Peters Lee armed, last even
ing from Ashport. Ice conditions favorable.
Lep Linen w ill resume business to-morrow.
The 1'elt i Is due from VIckburrr and will re
turn to-morrow evening The W. W O'Neal ,
with her big tow of coal passed Reelfoot. 130
miles above here, at 9 a. tn. to-day on her
wav to New Orleans. Receipts by river to-dav
were 193 bales cotton and 2.183 sacks cotton
eed.
Paducah. Kv . Feb 2. The gauge reads to
night 23 feet, and foiling. Weatber ha turned
much colder, and wind from the north. Clvxi
from the Tennessee River this morning an 1
will return to-morrow No navigation In thi
Ohio v et. ow Ine to heavy Ice stin passing,
which Is? reported as high up as Evansvllle No
atrlvals of Ohio River boats en account of tb
Ice. Business; dull.
Grand Tower, 111. Feb. 2. Annie RusU
dwn at 2 p m. Ice Mill running to-d. .
Gauge reads 10 feet. Weather clear and coi
with heavy northwest wind.
Chester. Ill . Feb. 2 Gauge C 4 feet and fall
ing Weather fair and colder. Annie Russell
raed down at 11. "0 a. m.
Burlington. In . Feb 2. The- river fell I1
Inches since Iat report, and Is now 3 feet S'4
Inches above low -water mark. Weather, cloudv
nnd colder.
Pittsburg. Feb. 2. River 6 feet, falling at
Davli Island dam.
Cincinnati, Feb 2. River 22 feet, falling.
Clear and cold. Packet navlgntion it!ll sus
pended. Fvansvllle. Feb 2 Still falling. Clear and
colder. Ice still passing.
W lifeline. Feb. 2 River 8 9 feet, falling.
Cloudv and colder. Up with empties- jo. Wal
ton. Down: Kevstone State for Cincinnati
Louisville. Feb. 2. River falling; In caral
9.4 on falls 7 2. below locks 23 6. Clear and
colder.
Waraw 111. Feb 2. Gauge reads B feet.
fall of .2 in the last 24 hour-. Weather clear
and much colder. Strong west winds.
Vlckburg. MIfs . Feb 2. The gaug show
22.3 feet, a rise of 2 T. The Belle of the Bends
is due Weatber clear and mild. The Hallette
cleared.
Gale Stops Traffic
REPFBLTC S.PECIAT..
Evansvllle. Ind. Feb. 2 A fierce gale has
been sweeping over the citv all day, and th
wind had a velocity of nearly fifty miles an
hour. The big towboat Joe B Williams, with
tow. that has been tied up nine miles above
here, was unable tn get away for the South b
catisc of the wind. There Is lots of henvv
uhore Ice here nnd efforts were made to-dav
to remove It with dynamite. There ar nv
prospects for a resumption of navigation alons
the Ohio River.
To Inane- n. Girl ?V timber.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, Mo., Feb. 2. At a ma5s meet
ing of the joung -women of Mtaouri Uni
versity to-day it was decided to isue -RlrPs
number of the Independent, the ofli
cml student paper. The following staff
was selected: Editor in chief. Miss Cnlla
Varner; husincs malinger. Miss Edith
Stoner; associate editors. Misses Maud
Quayle. Teresa Sampter. Ca rrie Jess.
Lula Woolridgc and Madeline Branham.
Yonnc 'Well Continue, to Improve.
mrpunuc special.
Princeton. N. J.. Feb. 2. The condition
of I.Iojd P. Wells;, son of Mayor Roll
Wells, of St. Louis, continues to bo favor
able. The attending ph.sician said to
night that for a case of pneumonia th
patient's condition could scarcely be bet
ter. His temperature has; not been unu
sually high and what plea-s?s the doctor
most, his heart Is In good condition.
Oil Strike at MrmeoKCe.
UFrrr.uc: special.
ltii"cogee. I. T-. I'eb. 2. At a depth of
1.100 feet oil was) struck In a well that Is
being drilled on the Muscogee townslt
and within an hour the oil bad risen 3W
feet In the "well.
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