The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 7

THE NASHVILLE THURSDAY, JAKUABY 9, 1908. COTTON FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Vnibn Bank AND TR.U.ST COMPANY Baftica A. Hill Vic Pre. A. H.

RiHnion Vic Pre Wtkto Crockett B. R. Burr AiutCuhhr 100,050.09 110.eoo.oo M40fco DIRECTORS FRANK WALTON. Op'tal Surplus (MBa.Ue, Bitot' tJNDAUBR. GEO.

B. PARKB9 WM. C. DAKS. J.

KNUX EDGAR JONES. Oraulacd 1SU A Regular Banking Business Ptys Interest on Stxvinrfs TranseLCted Accounts Accounts of Merchants. Corporations and Individuals Solicited Prompt and Courteous Attention Guaranteed. LOCAL COMMERCIAL Staples. NASHVILLE, Jan.

8. Staples are In very good call, and the market 1b In a healthy condition, little, lt any. dissatisfaction being expressed and none being warranted. Prices are unchanged. Jobbers' prices.

are! CHEESE Full cream Daisies. 15(4S16c. COPFEB (GREEN)-Peaborry, 13(4I5cj Golden Rio, Choice Rio, 12(4(3 13c; prime Rio, I2i2ttc; good Rio, 11(4 1154c; fair Rlu, (48120; Java, 21(4ffl2S(4o; La Guayrafc 1215c per fb. COFFEES (ROASTBD) On equality plan: lib. 100-fb boxes, ilS.lWo? 16.00 per esse; bulk, In 60 and 100-Ib, bins or bags, U23c; from stores, local roast packages, Ug30o per bulk in bins and bags, 1423o per barrels, (4c less.

LARD Leaf, 10c; pastry, 10(4o; compound, 8c. PROVISIONS-Shoulders, fancy. 10 to 12 pounds average, llo: 12 to 11 pounds, 105ic; dry ualt extras, 8o: dry salt backs, 7Jic; dry salt butts, To; bacon butts. 80. Strips, 18 to 20 pounds-average, lOVic; 25 to 30 pounds average, fancy.

12 to .1 pounda average, fancy breakfast bacon, 23c; fancy bacon, regulars, 30 pounda average, 13c. Hama: 10 to 12 pounda average, 12(4c; 12 to 1 Ipounds average, 12c; 11 to 16 pounds average, Uc. RICE Extra fancy head, 7(4c; fancy head, 7c; medium head, 56c; broken, Hc. SALT Michigan. 7-u J1.C0; Michigan, H.o); S2.90; 12.10 bulk; dairy 42.25 por bbl.

SUGAR Refined ugar prlceB follow: Crystal dominos, 8.5uo; cut loaf, 6.50c; cubes, 6.00c; X'XXX powdered, 6.25c; powdered, 6.00c; standard granulated, 5.105.15c; No. 6, 5.06c! No. 8, 1.90c; No. 12, 1.80c. Clarified.

New Orleans, prime, l(c; choice, IKc; seconds, l(4c JOHN LELLYETT, brmeb locks, I otton rain and Provisions Private Wires Prompt Executions PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO. CHICAGO, 8. A slack demand from exporters and further declines la price of-wheat at European grain cen tors caused weakness today In the mar- ket, tho May option showing a net lost! ot at the oloso. Corn was down o. Oats wero y4c lower.

Provisions wero 1017Ho lower. The wheat market was weak all day with the oxceptlon of one spurt durlnir tho first half of the session, due to buying based on reports of liberal sales of the cash grain. As on the preceding day, sevoral of the loading commission housed wore freo sellers and there was also con-Blderablo selling by small holders. Excellent weather for harvesting In Argon ttna, lowor nrlees for wheat at European markets and reports to the effect that export business was almost at a standstill were the dominating inlluences. The market closed Weak.

May opened a shadd lower to a shade higher at 91.06& td U.06; sold' up to. 11.06, and then declined to I1.05& The close was at $1.05 1.00. Clearances of wheat and nour were equal to 608,600. bushels; primary receipt wero 453,000 bushels, compared with bushels the corresponding day a year ago. Minneapolis, Dututh and Chicago reported receipts of 346 cars against a holiday lost woek, and 340 a year ago.

The corn market was weak because of liberal sales brought out by Increased receipts, both local and at primary points, Additional reports were received today forecasting a big Increase in the movement In Illinois within the next week, and theso reports helped to weaken the markot. Pit traders were the principal sehers and offerings were taken chlofly by commission houses. Tho close was weak at the lowest point ot the day. May opened a. shade lower at 61 to sold at and then declined to GOftc, where lt clOBed, Local receipts were 164 cars none of c.

g. Oats were dull and prices showed little chango. The weakness In wheat and corn Induced some liquidation. These offering wero taken by pit traders who wero inclined to look for higher prices, own iff to the light movement and to an Im proved demand from Eastern shippers, May opened about unchanged; sold oft to 54ftc, whore lt closed. Local receipts were 67 oars.

Provisions were weak-on Belling by exporters and local packers. Immense receipts of live hogs involving a 10c decline caused the weakness. At the close May pork was off' at tt3.Mgl3.67H. Lard was down 13c, at Ribs were 10c lower, at $7.32. Estimated receipts for tomorrow wheat corn 219 cars; oats 99; hog's 44,000 head.

The leading futures ranged as follows: Open- High- Low- Closing est. est. lng. Wheat-May 1.06 1.06 1.05Vi July 0S 99 98 98 September 95ft 95 Mi 94 vi Corn May 61 614 60T6 60 July 60U. 60'4 69 63 69 '69 69tf Oats-May, old MW.

RJVj May. new 52 63 52 62 July, old 48 48 4u 4u July, now 46M 4G 46 46 Mess Pork, per bbl. January ..12.05 12.95 12.96 12.95 May 13.55 13.70 13.50 13.57 Lard, per 100, lbs. January 7.90 7.92 7.S7& 7.87 May 8.174 8.17 8.10 8.12 Short Ribs, per 100 lbs. January 6.97 6.97 6.97 C.97 May 7.87 7.40 7.30 7.82 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; No.

2 spring wheat, $1.08 1.12: No. 3, U.001.12; No. 2 red, 99cD No. 2 corn, G8(gc9c; No. 2 yellow, 02tfKJ2o; No.

2 oats, 50o; No. 3 white, 48C3c; No. 2 rye. 82c; fair to choice malting barley. 9GcJI.04; No, 1 Northwestern, prime timothy seed, clover, contract grade, short ribs, sides (loose), mess pork, per lard, per 100 short clear sides (boxed), Whisky, basis of high wines, $1.85.

On tne Produce Exchange today the butter market was firm; creamery, 20 29o; dairy, cheese, ateady, ll13c. AT NASHVILLE. NASHVILLE, Jan. 8. Receipts: Grain, 64 cars; hay, 7 cars.

PRICES1 PAID BT DEALERS. Western rebllling, $1.091.10. WHEAT Local: Wagon or car, 87c; Western rebllling, $1.10. COUN-No. 2 white, new, 62fg63c.

OATS Bulk. No. 2 mixed, u4c; No. 2 white, 55e; clipped white, 67c. NATIVE HAY Ungraded.

$14.0017.50. HAY New: Car iots, No. 1 Timothy, No. 2, No. 1 clover, No.

1 mixed, prices based on National Association grades. MILL PRICES. FLOURS Fanoy patent, half-patent, fancy, (these are prices charged by tho mills. Wh-'sale dealers add' about 25c per barrel to these quotations.) FI2ED In car lots at mill per ton, NBW -YORK, Jan. today Armed the doubts which began to manl-feat themselves yesterday over the operations; for a present rise In stocks, and they tvere principally abandoned.

Some natural reaction followed, with the selling of disappointed (speculators who had. bought In hopes of an extension of the advance, but the backward movement was moderate measured by the extent of the previous buying and the advance. The action of the Northern Pacific Directors In declarlT only the quarterly dividend proved pvtlcularly disconcerting to a bull party In do speculation, which had advanced very bold claims for Inside Information of an Intended distribution Of lo per cent in extra dividends. The failure of these prophesies greatly discredited the claims on which tills bull party has worked, which Included Intimations of encouragement and backing from Important capital Interests. The confirmation of rumors of an intended receivership for the Chicago Great Western revived misgivings of further dam-ago to be sufferqd from the financial crlslo and the resulting reaction.

The sympathetic effect of this news wan most marked on stocks of companies supposed to bo In a similar condition of ilnanClui need, especially those with heavy temporary note obligations incurred during the past year, with a narrow margin of surplus earnings of fixed requirements and With heavy inroads upon the previous rnto of earnings caused by tho business reaction. Reports became current of offerings at a wide discount In the curb market of the Erie one-year notes, of whlcn $5,500,000 wero issued to maturo in the coming April. A W.000,000 Rock Island Issue matures about the sumo time. Tlw finances of the Southern Railway offer a sufficiently close analogy to bring Its stocks Into the movement today, Tho condition thus presented Is general enough to have an influence on rtulroau securities as a whole. Railroad companies of first-class credit, as well as thOBe lowor in tho scale, were driven to temporary note issues (nst year, and very hoavy maturities fall due all through the present year.

The Issues were made, not wltn the intention of redemption In cash at the explrutlon of the period, but of refunding into longer time obligations as soon as the then prohibitive Interest rates should have yielded. Such incidents as those which came into prominence awaken tho question of the feasibility of raising new capital supplies In some. of these cases, oven In an oaslcr condition of the money market. Ruling prices of tho temporary railroad note Issues suggest a faulty condition of credits apart from money market considerations. The large waiting demands capital, in fuct, constitute an important element In the working out of the financial future.

Foreign markets as well as our own hava shown their sensitiveness this week to announcements of new Government loans, it became known today that additional city revenuo bonds hud been sold to the syndicate which obtained an option on them at tho time of previous subscription. A heavy volume of mercantile credits also remains to be taken cam of. Encouraging progreas in this respect is reported, but sentiment is easily affected by news of oven minor business embarrassments. The pushing of prosecutions against financial offenders anu notice from supervising authorities of exact compliance with restrictions to bo required are looked to as part explanation for tho abstention from speculative activity of some previously Conspicuous forces. An Influence in the same direction ia tho new regulation soon to go Into forco for weekly statements of financial conditions to be made to tho State Banking jjuyai Luium ui uju iruet companies, as wen us inu Biaio pan its.

Tho coalers were sustained fit unmn Air- tent today by reports of probable Con- fxeBsional. relief from the requirement or divestment of ownership of coal properties. Tho large tonnage of anthracite transponcu in AJecemDer aiso was a nelp to the group. Renewed Intlmntlo is of tho shaDliiir of a Government stilt tnr solution of the Harrlman railroad merger wclghed on these stocks. Thero was a turn ngaln a short interest In American Suffer after the stockholder' ninnHm- and tho market enjoyed a rally in Bym-fpathy with tho upturn In that stock.

1 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,722,000. United States 4s, regls-Itored, advanced and the coupons cent on call. NEW YORK STOCK AT NASHVILLE. Good ordinary ok Low middling low Strict low middling i.

Middling 11U Strict middling Good middling 11 AT NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Jan. 8. The cotton market was quiet but steadier today, closing steady at an advanco of 1 to 8 points on active months and 18 points net higher on October. Sales estimated at 175,000.

The market opened steady at a decline ot 1 point to an advance of 1 point, which was a disappointing response to better cables than expected, but quickly firmed up on Liverpool buying and local covering, At a not advanco of 6 to 8 points there seemed to be some Southern Selling, leading to irregularity during the middle ot the day, but later tho market was firmer again on renewed covering, and active months closed within 2 or 3 of tho top. The fact that New Orleona was closed for tho day may have reatrtcted bualness and tho market appeared to have been pretty well evened up, with traders awaiting the census report expected at tho opening tomorrow. Southern wires were generally bullish as to spot conditions, but New England advices wero conflicting for a while. It Is claimed mills are short of raw cotton; lt Is also Bald that In soma cases recent curtailments In production havo not been radical enough to prevent an accumulation of goods. Exports for the day were heavy, exceoding port receipts by About 27,000 bales, and tho large amount reported on shipboard' suggests further heavy clearances in the near future.

Bombay was said to bo buying low grade cotton In Liverpool, Reocipts ot the ports today, 15,196 bales against 24,262 InBt week and 56,660 last year. For the week, 1130,000 against 352,531 Inst week and 327,341 last yoar. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 11,008 against 18,808 last year, and at Houston, 16,952 against 20,119 last year. Spot -closed qulotl-mtddUnff uplands, 11.30c: middling gulf, U.b5c. No sales.

Futures steady Opon- High- Low- Closing, est. est. lng. January 10.17 10.51 10.17 10.51 February .110.61 10. UO March 10.05 10.73 10.65 10.70 April 10.70 10.70 10.70 10.70 May 10.02 10.73 10.61 10.70 June 110.67 10.65 July 10.53 10.63 10.53 10.50 August 10.13 10.43 10.43 10.46 Octobor 10.01 10.03 10.01 IBIS.

Ortcred. AT LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8. Spot good business done; prices.

2 points lower: American middling fair 6.70 Good middling 6.31 Middling 6.08 Low middling 6.71 Good ordinary 5.32 Ordinary 4.83 The sales of the day wero 12,000 bales, of which 6,000 were for speculation and export and Included 11,900 Amorlcan. Receipts, 34,000 baleB, Including 17,000 Futures opened and closed steady. American middling, good ordinary clause: January :5.C5(4 January and February. 5.65(4 February and March 5.07 March and April April and May. 5.69 May and June 5.69(4 June and July 5.69 July and August 5.66 August and Septombor 5.57 Septombor and 5.47 Octobor and November 6.37 November and December :...6.35 AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. were firm with good middling, middling 'fair and fair 1-16C up, and all other grades unchanged; middling, 11 7-16c. Sales were 1,100 bales on tho spot and 800 to arrive. Owing to observation of the anniversary of tho battlo of New Orleans the dny was declared a holiday In the future market. Spot: Low ordinary, nominal 7 1-1 Ordinary, nominal 8 1-16 Good ordinary, nominal 9 1-2 Low middling 10 1-2 Middling' U7-1B Good middling 11 13-16 Middling .....12 6-16 Fair, nominal 16-16 Receipts, stock, 811,160.

"JPOR'T'. I PrIc.RctB,BaleaSto'k Galveston New Orloans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltlmoro Now York Boston Philadelphia Port 11H 14.50S! 11 7-15 111" 10 10H 11.1031 1,900 311,160 1,010 1,301 161 1,052 1,129 250 59.160 116,950 19.359 10,854 31,688 15.618 10 13-16 11(4 ilt4 11.30 132,008 11.30 10.7031 Total today, at all ports, net, Great Britain, Continent, Japan, Mexico, 250; stock, 1,100,617. Consolidated, at all porta, net, Great Britain, Franco, 161; Continent, Japan, Mexico, 275, Total since Sept. 1, at all ports, not, Great Britain, France, Continent, Japon, Mexico, 1,299. INTERIOR MOyEMENT.

Price.lRctslSaleslSto'k Houston Augusta MemphiB St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville Little Rock 72,298 60.160 1118,842 19,331 12,282 21,116 11(4 16,962 11 (i 637 668 11(4 2,078 660 11(4 227 145 11(6 10(4 927 U. S. 3s, U. S.

3a, coupon 101(4 U. S. new la, registered 119(4 U. S. new 4s, coupon ..12044 American Tobacco American Tobacco 6a 98(4 Atlantic Coast 88 Central of' Georgia 101 Contral of Georgia lot lnc, bid 65 Central of Georgia 23 Me, bid 42 Central of Georgia 3d lnc, 37 Cheaapeake Ohio 4(48 98 Louisville Nashville unified 4a, 96(4 St.

Louis 1. M. cons6l 6a 106(4 St. X.ouls San Francisco fg. 4a 75 Seaboard Air Line 4a, 60 Southern Hallway 94 U.

S. Stoel 2d 6a 88 STOCK SPECIAL. (Miller Co. to Londla. Banking Co.) NEW YORK, Jan.

8. Tho feature of the day has boon the -application for receivership of the Chicago Great Western road, Maple Leaf Routo. On this expectation London sold quite some stock early, but they were quite well abBorbeu. Sympathetically weak stocks wore other low-priced Isauea, such as Erie, Rock Island and Southorn Railway. Cables from London later this afternoon of the early further reduction In the Bank 01 England rate, although we think .1 la hoping.

for too much to expect that thlR will materialize tomorrow morning. During the decline of the morning tho strength of Reading and Steel preferred wero especially noticeable The standard stocks aro affected very little mar-kotwiso by the troubles of weaker roads and we expect, for once, at least, to see thu aaying, that a bad egg can apoll a whole omclot, disproved. We believe in buying standard stocks of strongly Intrenched roads on every reaction. NEW YORK MONEY. NBJW YORK, Jan.

on oall ateady, 27 per cent; ruling rate, 6 per cent; cloalng bid and offered at 3 per cent; time loans easy, sixty and ninety daya, 6 per cent; alx months, 6 per cont; prime mercantile paper, 8 per cent; aterltng exchange caay, with actual bualneaa in bankers' bills at Jl. 553054. 8360 for demand and at 4.81 for sixty-day bills; commercial bills, J4.G075; bur silver, 57c; Mexican dollars, 44o; Government bonds firm; railroad bondsirregular. BRITISH FINANCIAL. LONDON, Jan.

8. Consols for money, 83 11-10; consols for the account, 83 16-10; Atchison, 71; Atchison prefered, 87; Illinois, 130(4; Louisville Nashville, 97; Southern Railway, 13(4; Southern Railway, preferred, 39; bar sliver weak, 20d per ounce; money, 4 per cent. The rate In the open market for short and -threo months' bills Is 4 per cent. GOVERNMENT FINANCE. WASHINGTON, Jan.

8. Todny's statement of the Treasury balances in the general lund, exclusive of the gold reserve, shows available cash balance gold coin and bullion, gold certificates, 57,079,750. BOSTON MINING STOCKS. BOSTON. Jan.

Butte 46; Butte Coalition 15; Nevada Calumet and Arizona, 101; Arizona Commercial 15. LOCAL FINANCIAL NASHVILLE, Jan. S. Trading was somewhat dull today In the local stock market, thero being no transactions of consequence reportod. The fact that money Is becoming more plentiful is considered one of the best indications of nn improvement in the situation.

Some demand was noted for Street Railway common today with offerings very scarce at quotationB. BONDS. County Bid. Ask. Davidson Co.

Asylum Ga (1908) 109 Davidson Co. Aaylum 5a (1913). ..103 Davidson Co. Asylum 4s 97 100 City Nashville elty bonds on about 1 per cent basts. State.

Tcnn. Settlement 3s (1913) 90 Tenn. Redemption la (1907) 100 Tenn. Redemption 4(4s (1913). ...101 Slreet Railway; N.

E. first mortgage 6s (1917). 107 110 McG. 'Summer st 5s (1920) 112 317 McG Mt. -V.

6s (1937) 118 123 Nashville Street Ky. 5s (1926). ...103 106 Nashville Hi. Lt. 6s 92 95 Miscellaneous.

Bon Air C. I. (purchase) 70 90 Bon Air C. I. 5s (1937) 90 93 Bon Air C.

I. 0s 103 106 Buffalo Iron Co. 6e (1926) 98 101 Cumberland Telephone 6a (1918). .103 105 Liberty Mills 5a 95 101 C. St Ural mortgage 7s (1913) 110 114 C.

St. L. 5a 103 107 c. St. L.

(Jasper branch) 6s (1923) 11C 114 C. St. L. (Tracy City) 6s. .103 1M C.

SL L. (Lebanon)- 6S (1917) 107 110 St. L. (Centroville) 6a (1923) ll 112 Tenn. C.

I. gen mortg. 5s (1951) 88 S3 Tenn. C. I.

(Bern.) 6s ..100 105 Tenn. C. M. (Tenn dlv.) 6s (1917) 4 100 105 STOCKS. American National Bank 120 135 1'irst National Bank ......175 ISO Fourth National Bank 218 225 Nashville Trust Co ...........120 125 Realty Sav.

Bank Trust Co. .125 130 City savings BanK 120 125 State Trust Co 89 95 Union Bank Trust Co 160 175 First Savings Bank Trust Co. 97 101 Bunk of Weat Nashvllie 85 95 Broadway Bank Trust ..101 112 Miscellaneous. Bon Air C. I.

preferred 60 Bon Air C. I. common 16 18 Cumberland T. Co 96 98 Edgefield Nashville Mfg. Co.

.125 110 Knsley Land Co. (old) 3(1 6 Gallutln Turnpike 6 8 Gray Dudley 03 99 Liberty Mills 55 62(4 Mt. Olivet Cemetery 90 98 Mayfleld Oil 1 Nuslivllle Title Co 90 100 Nashville Ry. Lt. 65(4 67 Nuslivllle lly.

Lt. 22 25 Nashville Gas Light Co 95 100 C. St. 101 107 Nolensvllle Turnpike 6 10 Nashville Decatur R. 178 185 Nuslivllle Woolen Mills 90 100 Obey River Coul Co.

25 Phillips Buttorff Mfg. Co. 187 Richland Realty Co 105 116 Southern Automobile Co 76 86 St. Louis-Kentucky Oil 1 Warohouae Elevator 80 85 lix-dlvidend. BANK CLEARINGS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. today 652,425. METALS NEW YORK, Jan. 8. The London thi market was .2 lower at 121 5s for spot and 122 5s for futures.

Tho local market wan easy and lower, with quotations ranging from $20,50327.00. Tho London copper market wus lower, with spot quoted at 61 IGs and futures at G2 5a. Locally the market wah quiet. Lead was a little lower at 14 5s in London. The local market was quiet and shude lower ttt Hpeltcr declined 2a Gd to 19 7s 6d In the London market, but was unchanged locally.

The English Iron mnlfcnt was lower, with standard foundry quoted nt 47s and Cleveland warrants uc 4Ss lid. Thero was no change In the local market. EGGS NASHVILLE. Jan. 8.

Fresh-gnthercd, cased, candled by buyers, 2222(4c. N13W YORK. Jan. S. Kkks firm; receipts 12.798.

State. Pennsylvania and nearby funcy white, selected, 38c; good to choice, 3237c; brown and mixed fancy, ItXlHSo. CHICAGO, Jan. firm; at mar-kot, cases Included. 25ff27c: firsts, 26c; prime firsts, 28c; extras, 30c.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 8 Eggs higher ut 20e. ST. LOUIS.

Jnn. 21c. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 8. Eggs linn; fresh extras.

23(4c; firsts, 21(4c. WOOL A. H. BOBINSO: nilSTICR A HA HUMS. SOClhftT.

WATKINS CROC NO. .2 OHAMSB.3 OF GOMMR33 CITY BONDS 4s, dne 1918 and 1926 Vfas, due 1927 davidsopTcounty 4s and 4J per cent. Bonds TENNESSEE STATE 3s and 4J per cent. Bonds C. St.

L. 6 and 7 Bonds Street Railway 5 1926 Bonds First National Bank Stock Decatur Railroad Stocks Railway Preferred Stocks MONEY TO LOAN Thos. Plater Co. Bankers and Brokers WANTED Nashville Railway Common Stock Ward's Seminary Stock FOR SALE Nashville City 4J per cent. Bonds Davidson County 4J per cent.

Bonds Tennessee State per cent. Bonds GOULDING MARR 214 Union Street, WANTED Til I IIIIM 19.000 on IU LUfll! 120,000 on Oollaionla. til DIIV Ctunborland Telephons Stocks. I DU I N. Ki Light Stooka.

Landis Banki Co. STAHL.MAN Private Wires to Principal Cities. HAVE YOUR Half Tones and Zinc Etchings MADE BY Nashville American Engraving Plant 160 Fourth Avenue, N. fgy-Send tor terms and estimate. OLD NEWSPAPERS Snitablo for Wrapping Purposes, for sale cheap at The American Office 160 Fourth N.

TBUSTEE'S SALE Notice Is here given that D. I. Wronne, trustee, by virtue ot tho authority vested In me under the deed ot trust executed by Thomas M. Hart and wire, reoorded In Book No. Page 92, In the Resistor's office of Davidson County, Tennessee, will sell in the city ot Nashville, T.onn at the soutli door ot the courthouse of Davidson County at 12 o'clock noon oh the 1st day of February, 1S08, at publio auction to the highest bidder for cash, freo from baulty of redemption, homestead and all other exemptions of orory kind, which are oxcrcesly waived In said deed of trust, the following described traot of land sltuutod and lying In tho Seventeenth Civil District of Davidson County, oonveyed by the said Thomas M.

Hart and wife In sold deed ot trust, vis: Beginning In the center of tho Dlckerson turnpike, opposite tho contor ot a 20-foot road, shown on Dodd suburban home plan, of record In -Book No. 161, Pago 18, In the Heglstor's office of sold county, running thenco with tho center ot said road and with said Dodd's line south 82 degroesi east 82.1 poles to said Dodd's northeast corner, continuing south 63 degrees, east, In all 1C9 poles to thence north 6 degrees and SO mln. east 41.5 poles- to tho corner of a stone wall of tho Maplewood tract; thence with said stono wall north 87K degrees, west 10414 poles; thence north 89 degrees, west 90 polos; thence north 88Vi degrees, west 20 poles to the center of said turnplko; thance with of said turnpike south 1054 degrees, west 96.H poles; thonco south 1014 degrees, west 7.8 poles to the place of beginning, and oon-tolnlng 87.83 acres, more or loss, composed of two tracts of land, one of 11.33 acres convoyed to Thomas M. Hart by deed of J. S.

McLaln and wlfo, recorded In Book No. 98. Page 359. In tho -Recister's nfflea of said county, and tho other composed of 26V6 acres of land convoyed to the sold Thomas M. Hart by deed of Henry Hart and wife, recorded In Book No.

1M, Pago 73. In snld Register's office. Sold two tracts of land are part of lot No. .1 In tho subdivision of the' Claiborne Y. Hooper lands as recorded in Minute Book Page too, In tho Chancery Court of Davidson County, Tenn.

D. P. WRBNNB, Trustee. MILLS CONSOLIDATE. DE RAY.

Jan. 8 fSoealal.t Tim Rlversburg Milling Company, located two imtva w. uua prove, unu doing a largo wholesale and retail business, having consolidated with tho Pulaski Cotton Gra'-n Company, move tholr plant-to FulnsKl and erect a modern building. This' muvo will vastly facilitate their trade. Tho other mill at Rlversburg will continue an formerly.

POSTOFFICE DISCONTINUED. WHITESBtmO. Jan. 8. The postofflco at Ola on Thornton Creek, eight miles above here, Iiob bOan'Ullscon-tlnued to take offect Jan.

IB. This office 1b situated In a flourishing county, and Its discontinuance' has caused much comment. NEW POSTMASTER. mi! RAY. Jnn.

rSneclnlA John Paulk has been appointed postmas ter at tuts place, vice u. iiuiora, resigned, and now living in Nashylllo. PHONE MAIN 201. 12.25. Vhlsky steady, tl.33.

Iron cotton ties $1.10. Bagging 10o; hemp twine, 11c. Receipts Flour, 800 barrels: wheat. 98,000 bushelB; corn, 86,000 buehclB; oats, 60,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 11,000 barrels; wheat, 40,000 bushels; corn, 62,000 bushols; oats, 7D.000 bushols.

vheat. No. 2 red, n.MX1.06tt: No. 2 hard. J1.02Wt05)4; May, JL05; July, Ke.

Corn. No. Z. cash, 67J67i4o; No. white, 68o; May, 5SMt4c; July, 6SVi3c.

Oats, No. 2, cash, 51c; No. 2 white, 6214c; May, Rye, 80c. Pork, Jobbing standard mess, $13.50. 'Lard Poultry unchanged.

Butter, oreamery, 24OU0O. Lead J3.00. Spelter M.30. AT CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI, Jan.

Arm, $1.03 1.0(. corn steady, 6Mi60Mc. Oats Arm, 52UQ7630. Rve Arm. 840S5c.

Provisions otcady. Whisky $1.35. Butter sicaay. poultry nrm; younc cnicKens jzc; ileus ui; LurKeyB luwuc. METALS CIaHV EITjAND ft Tht It-nn Trade review tomorrow will say: The principal evonts of.

the week havo betn tho gradual and cautious resumption of iimsiung mil in, me announcement ot auarp roduotlon In on a number, of furnished products and the meeting! of Eastern ana Western oic iron manufnaturers who are endeavoring to prevent deolfne of prices below the cost line. The startling change In Industrial and financial conditions slnoe last October is reflected In sta tistics of rurnaco production, wnioh decreased from 2,369,090 tons In October to 1,234.733 tons in December. The active capacity at the end ot December was 134 blast furnaces, against 226 on OoU 80. For the yoar 1907 tho blast furnaces of tho United States produced 25,300,732 tons of pig iron, tne cnarcoai product not included. This comnarea with a total ton- nnge of 24,874,184 In 1906.

Estimating charcoal Iron production at 460.000 tons, tho total, output for 1JJ07 was approximately zo.ssu.wu ions, ins iron manuiaciurero hfLvn mnflp nn earneat effort dtilrnc thti past week to prevent prices from further ucennec. 'ins meeting oi anenango ana Mahoning Valley furnooe men was -not narmonious, as two interests aecunea to co-onernlft with the others, and as a re sult quotations aro Irregular. No Important Interests were represented nt tho Eastern meeting, but there Is A fair, prospect of better conditions being established. Tho promise of Improvement In Chicago district has not been borne out bv experiences of tho past days. Tn Southern Irons the most Important transaction was tho sale ot 10,000 to.12.M0 tons made to the lending plpo' Interest at a price but understood -o be on a basis of sllghtlv below $13 at Birmingham for No.

2. Some Southern Interests are openly quoting $13, but a few sales are reported at a somewhat higher ngure. Tn finished linen a number of Importnnt reductions In prices have been made. The Western Bar iron Association has redUcud (tn mmtnHon on common iron burs S4 nnr ton. Sheet reductions are as follows.

per ton on blncR sheets with the exception of Nos. 29 nnd 30, On which a reduction Is made; per ton on galvanized sheets excepting Nos, 29 nnd 30, where the cuttlnsr Is $1 per ton on blue annealed sheets; $2 per square on painted and galvanieed roofing sheets. Tin plate has been reduced 20 cents per hauft box. ti ner ton. Cast Iron ntDes declined per ton, and there has been some further cutting qn light rails.

TOBACCO AT LOUISVITjLE. LOUISVILLE, Jan. tobacco offerings were of record-breaking proportions today. Nearly every county In the burley district was represented by both farmers and tobacco men. All iivrr wnrp out nnd frttmfl ennfln to their liking.

Tone of the market con-. linuea irons, una pncea sonumiiy noio satisfactory to seller. Central House, 201 hogsheads new burley. record of the flea-son for ono house; price, W.9016.50. Mar-kte fully up to yesterday's level, and rejections low.

Farmers' House, 134 hogs-Fiends new burley, brought from $7.90 15.00. 'Three hogsheads new dark brought $5.45. Market hardly as good as last week. Twelve rejeotlons. Home House, 80 hogsheads new burley brought from 18.00.

Market unchanged -as compared with yesterday. Two Main stroet House, 53 hogsheads new burley brought from Markot good. No State House. 118 hogsheads new burley brought from $7,800 17.00. Market unchanged as compared with yesterday.

Few rejections. Offerings, Including all tne warehouses: Burloy, 1.2S9 dark, 67 hogsheads. PETITION FOB PARDON Caleb Poweis Asks Women as Well a Men to Sign. LEXINGTON, Jnn. 8.

A statement to tho public was Issued by Caleb Powers today In which he asks the people to sign a petition to Gov. Wlllson for his pardon on tho main ground that he was tried unfairly three times and at hie last trial ten jurors asked for his acquittal. A committee composed of four Democrats and three Republicans has charge of the potltion. Tho petition will be circulated among the women as well as men. Contests for Seats.

FRANKFORT, Jan. Stone, of tho -House, has placed seven contests for seats filed bororo the House today. The following aro the contests. R. S.

Harris, Democrat, vs. Albert Butler, Republican, from Crittenden and Llvlng-s ton counties; J. E. Dalton, Democrat, vs. B.

Dixon, Republican, from Allen County; H. C. Howard, Republican, vs. J. Hal Woodford, Democrat, from Bourbon; John B.

Brasher, Democrat, vs. T. E. Finlcy, Republican, from Hopkins; W. B.

Buford, Republican, vs. Hugh Mahin, Democrat, from Jessamine; A. J. Gorham. Democrat, vs.

C. C. Patrick, Republican, from Fayette; E. S. Howard, Republican, vs.

D. B. Cornet, Republican, from Bells, Harlan, Perry ana Lesllo counties. CIRCUIT COURT In Session at Lawrenceburg Buford Holle's Murder Case. LAWRENCEBURG, Jan.

8. (Special.) Circuit Court Is now In Hon. Sam Holding presiding. Many ooseH of a minor nature are to bo disposed of Friday will be misdemeanor day. Much Interest will be aroused next week when the cose of the State against Buford Hollis will be called.

It Will be remembered that young Hollls shot and kilted one Below near West Point last summer. The' defense has not made known Its line of action, but lt is hardly thought that Insanity or self-defense oan bo used to any degree, of nucccss. Hollla has been In trouble, of like nature before, but always seemed to be able to prove himself clear. On account of the prominence of tho parties concerned In the case the result will be awaited for with a great deal of Interest Fruits and Vegetables. The demand tor fruits and vegetables Is normal, and handlers are fairly 'active.

Advices from New York today are to the effect that at the lemon auction today lemons sold at an advance of about 25 cents. This haB been expected, as was stated in these columns several days ago, (From Store.) APPLES In barrels: Northern eating, fancy, King, ttl.OO; cooking, il.w (i4.ib; in boxes, $2,2343.00. BANANAS Fancy, 2-bunch, W.S0H.O0; single straight, si.TbijJ.Ou; s-hanjs, M.00; singles, 4U.6U. CABBAUiS Northern, lo per pound In bags; orates, 20a extra. CELERY Per bunch, Michigan, 50c; Calilurnla, (1.00.

DRIED BhiANS Hand-picked, pea-nay, per UM; Lima, per 7c; red kidney, per 6(4c. DltlKD PKAa necleaned, Virginia blacueyed, per $3.50. GRAPES Imported Malaga, per keg, IRISH POTATOES-Northern, per bag, J2.16. ONIONS Nurtnern, rsd or yellow, pet 9UCu4i.0u: Spanish, per crate, (1.50. 3.IX).

PEANUTS Recieanod. hand-pcked, ''pOPCORN-Shelled. graded, Western rico, 8c per lb. Country Produce. The demand for country produce Is about the same, and tho situation generally Is just what tho situation has been for several weeks.

Handlers are- paying: BiiiiSWAX Per 21(io. BUTTER Packing, 16o; roll, 168200. CUUNI'KI BACUN aides, 9c; shoulders, 9c; hams, mill Jowls, 2c UOUmKX LAUD 10c. Prime white goose, pel 45c; gruy, 10c; new griy and white, loo; mixed uuek anu goose feathers, JoV 85c: old feathers, liiHdc. FURS Skunks, iiuic; raccoon, liKftiOo: red lox.

2ocml.uu; gray fox, loiiMic; mink, muskrat, i(uyi6c; opossum, btoiuc. Game yuan, ivo. 1, 10c; rabbits, No. 1, 5c: squirrels. No.

1, 3c. HIDES Dry Hint, over 12 Nos. 1 and. 2, 10c; dry suited, over 10 Nos. 1 and 2, 8c; dry kip hides, 80; green salted, Nos.

1 and 2 over 25 So: under 25 ibs partly cured, Nos. ami lo lets; green glue, 2(40; dry glue, 60; sheep skins. OLD IRON fiui 1 wrought, 300 per 100 heavy cast, 50c per 100 light cast, 30c per ItAI clillleu plow pulnts, 85c; steel and No. 2 iron, 30c POULTRX (live) Per hens and chickens, stags, 7(ic; small chickens, 11c, old ruusters, each, luc; turKoys. mixed, tieus or gobblers, Wallc; uucko, 8c RUU1S Spring dug ginseng, ulear ol strings, pur 15.00, cultivated glnsuug, per yellow root, l.ou; plnR, -uc; may apple, 2c; blood ruot, free of 3c; black root, 5c.

TALLO Per 4c. WOOL Unwashed spring clip, free of burrs and tags, slightly ourry, 10t 15c; heavy burry, 8(loc; tubwasned. fail, 23c; spring, 26c; lull, unwashed, 15o. Groceries. The demand for groceries Is very good and the joubera have put In a buay day.

Prices are steady and unchanged. Jobbers are Quoting: AXLE GREASE Apex, 1-lb. Un boxes, 3 doz. to case, S.2d; 3(4-lb. tin buckets, dos.

to case, J4-00. BOLOOJNA SAUSAGE 8(40 per lb. CiDEK Appie or peach, per half 15.00; per J8.00. CANE SYRUP-ln Uiis, 2(4 KOO; per case, 0 3.90; 10 43.75. COAL OIL Tennessee test, 11(40; fireproof, 13c; Eocene, lnc; headllgnt, l3(4c; sunbeam, Apex, 16c.

EVAPORAi'ED FRUITS California peacheB, 12(4tfl6c; New York apples, Utt 14c in 50-lb. boxes; Smyrna figs, Mjrisc; prunes, 6mill(4c, according to eizo; dates, bulk, about 70 lbs. to box, 6(40 per pound; one lb. packages, 7(4c. JKlLies-oo-io.

puna, 16-lb. 70c; dozen to cose, $2.10. Tumblers: dozen, 3 dozn, 3 dozen, $1.46. KRAUT Per half barrel keg, $2.7583.25. MlNOiSMKAT 18 and 86-lb.

palls, 6(M Uc per Tb. MOLASSES-Corn syrup, 30c; In tins, 10 (4 dozen to case, 6 1 dozen to case, 2C 2 dozen to caso, 2 2 dozen to case, fancy open kettle, 134uc; battery, chulco contrlfuguls, 35o. PICKXES-Half 600 count, $5.76: 1,200 count, barrels, 1,200 count, 2,400 count, $1150. RAISINS Calilornla seeded, 1212(4c; London layen, 2-erown, 3-crown, 1-orown, 6-crown, $3.25. SODA In kegs, 2o; In caso of 60 S2.ro3.25 for Is; $3.20 for Is and l(4s, and $3.25 for l(4a.

SPLIT BASKETS Half-bushol, SSt. TEA Gunpowder, 40 75o; Formosa, KXa 75c; lmperlul, 12fi76c; Young Hyson, logj 76c. VINEGAR Barrels, standard, 109120; pure apple, 1820o. COFFEE NEW YORK, Jan. 8.

Tho market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline of five points In response to easier European cables. There wns very little coffee for sale, however, and the loss waa recovered during the day on a scattering demand. Tho close was steady, not unchanged. Sales wore reported of 9,000 bags, Including March at 6. Sue; May at 5.95c; September at 6.20c; October at 6.1i0c, and December at 6.30c.

Spot steady; No. 7 RJo, 6Hc; No. 4 Santos, 8c; mild coffee quiet: Cordova DRY GOODS NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Tho dry goods market showed continued improvement in Inquiry and some now buslnesa today.

Woolon staples for fall have been opened at lower prices, and full knit goods nro selling on the basis of Inst ycar'a values. Cotton goods hold fairly steady, but concessions nro being made to close any favorable orders offered. NEW SCHOOL. LAWRBNCEBURG, Jan. 8.

(Special.) Tho County Court of Lawrence County, at its regular meeting Monday, voted a County High School for be county. Ten por cont of the school funds wore appropriated for the purpose and this amount is thought sufficient to pay all current expenses. J. H. Strlbllng, Vice Presldont of the First NatIon.nl Bank, donated the building nnd grounds for the school.

He has also agreed to equip nnd prepare tho building. Tho county Is only required to pay salary of teachers. -d 2 1 3 -19 AS 100 3lVi 31 31 6,100 31 821 Sill 3,100 19 17 18 200 814 8 7i 100 10 MV4 111 1,300 37(4 31, 3(1 500 87 SCii, so 26,400 71 73 73 400 94 91(4 94(4 12,200 107 102 107 700 77 75V 77 1,800 30 30(4 30 300 69(4, CS(i CXT, 200 84 84 84(4 COO 83 82(4 82-(, 8,200 40(4 39 39jJ 1,100 15G IStt 160 100 174, 173 300 30 29 29 16.900 11 474 4-7, 2,200 143 141(4 142(4 9.900 107 100 107(4 300 60 50 50(4 100 20 19(4 19 000 25(4 24 24 100 51 51 61(4 300 101(4 101(4 101(4 400 11(4 11(4 11(4 1,900 101(4 103 .100 500 485 500 300 20 20(4 20(4 900 32 31 32 0.300 17 15 16(4 1,300 34(4 32 33 700 25 23 24 300 117 116(4 116(4 100 125 125 125 2.100 10 9 9 2,400 68 50 68(4 2,000 15 l'J 14 100 61 61 61 500 94 93 94 1.300 15 15 16 200 24 24 24 400 S7 85 G.C0O 42 41(4 42(4 1,000 25(4 24 100 57 67 67(4 5110 40(4 39 39 7,100 93 91 92(4 Sro 34(4 33 33 200 65 01(4 200 52(4 61 51 300 28 27 20(5 10.200 111 111(4 IHO SI 84 83(4 100 70 70a70 100152 162 162 101,900 100 9S 99 100 111 16 10 100 69 69 CS(i 1.800 15 14 1414 2.S11O 30 28 29 200 29 29 29 3.000 73 73 7.1 700 109 10S 1I)S(. 3.400 12 11(4 11 1,800 37 31 11 14 14 300, 37 H514 41,000 120 118 119 200 8:1 S2 K2(. 100 22 22 22 81 S2(i S3'4 20,900 27 26 II, 700 89 SOU Ki 500 10 II) 9(.

300 12(4 41 41 100 7 7 7 100! 15 16 14(1 lltfl 36 35 75.000 123 119 121(4 200 17(4 17(4 1 6 1001 79 79 79 20.700 120 118 11.1 500 7(4 6 0 000 19- 18(4 1S(4 or an, szo.w; nominy, w.w; miaaung, $1.00 per ton higher In smaller lots: 50c extra for delivery. GRITS Germloss, per ISQ-lb. barrel. $3.80: per bog, MEAL Bolted, 96-Ib. big, pearl.

GRAIN SPECIAL. (Miller Co. to Lund la Banking Co.) CHICAGO, Jan. 8. Tho wheat market tins had several periods 6f weakness today, a few brief ralllcB, and finally clcsed on the bottom.

There Is every reason to believe considerable long wheat ia being the market, ana especially on the W1 spots under cover. Tho bull clique novo nil attempts to support prices today, but took very little wheat. Tho trado in general was mostly piuretislonal and Bentlment tonight appears to. lean to the bear side. Thu bulls are undoubtedly up against nn uphill proposition, as they are losing friends, as well as money, daily.

Unless something unforeseon develops lower prices are inevitable. Corn, which Is not weak as wheat, has displayed a rather heavy tone throughout, Anally closing heavy at low price of tho day. As wo feel confident that bit, movement of corn will bo experienced In the near future, naturally we contlnuo to believe that sales made on bulges wlu ultimately prove vory profitable. Trado In oats today was practically a repetition of what wo have had for'somo time post; that is, exceedingly dull and featureless. Prices ruled some easier In sympathy with other ceroals.

Shipping trade very limited. Can see no reason to change our views as to the ultimata courso the market. AT NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Jan. 8.

Flour Receipts, 18,781 barrels; exports. 3,332 barrels; dull and barely steady. Wheat Re celute, bushels; exports, 263,154 bushels; spui easy; No. 2 red, $1.06 elevator, and vl.06 f. o.

b. afloat: No, 1 Northern, $1.23 f. o. b. afloat; No.

2, hard winter, $1.17 f. b. afloat. Options closed lower; May closed at, $1.12: July closed at $1.03. Corn Receipts, 32,250 bushels; exports, bushels; spot easy; -No.

2, 75a ale-vator, and 63c f. b. afloat; No. 2 white, fiSTie. nnd No.

2 vellOW nominal f. o. b. afloat Options closed net lower; May eiosca at wntjc; juiy uiusua at iwthc uais bushels; spot easy; mixed oats, 26 to 32 pounus, WMtc; nniurni wnue, zu io 4 pounds, 5362c. Hides quiet.

Leather quiet, wool quiet. unun seeu on ir-rrtrulnr: nrlme crude. 30a: do. vellow. 39c.

Petroleum steady. Rosin steady; strained to good, $3.20. Turpentine Btoady, Kic. Klco quiet. Molasses stondy.

Su gar Kaw nnn; iuir running, centrifugal. 90 test. 3.32c: molasses SUeot. 3.17o; refined steady. AT ST.

LOUIS. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8. Flour steady; red winter patents extra ranoy and straight, clears, $3.754.00.

Hay steady; timothy prairie, $10.00 Cotton, Stocks prgjn h. $. FiSHE Ul dill BROKER PL one 4561. 203 Church St The beBt pr.vate wire service to be had. Prompt and satisfactory elocution of orders Amalgamated Copper.

mer. Car Foundry, 'nei', uouon Amor. Ico Securities, 'Vmer. Linseed Do preferred Amor. Do preferred Amer, Smelting Rof Do preferred Amer.

Sugar Refining Tobacco Anaconda Mining i Do oroferrod jj '3uUlmoro Brooklyn R. .1 Canadian Pacific. of N. Chesapeake i i 'hlcaao N. I Chicago, M.

St. j. v. at. i- Colorado Fuel Wwolorado Southern.

I Do 3st lonsolldated Gns Products )elawnro i Delaware, L. envor Rio Qrando distillers' I Do 1st 5 Do 2d preferred i Moneral Electric lllnols Central nternatlonal i Do proferrerl 'tan. City South, pfd Mexican Central, illnn. St. Louis St.

P. S. S. iUSfloun i-acinc K. Do preferred Rational Lend tow York fow York.

O. Norfolk ttorth American hiclflir Malt lennsylvanla people's Oa I'ressod Steel Car pfi Rullmun Palaco Car. Sending public Steel SDo preferred kock island Co i-na nreferred L. 3. P.

2d buthern Pacino iDo preferred Southern dDo preferred Toledo, St. L. W. (Do proferrcd vnlon Paclllc (Do preferred IJ.tHhnr Do 1st preferred eteui Do 'abash heeling L. 10.....

'iaconsln Do preferred "northern Pacific mtral Leather Do preferred iroat Northern Met Do preferred '-Total sales for the day. nlmren. NEW YORK BONDS. refunding 2s, registered W44 S. refunding 2s, coupon uih LIVE STOCK AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 8. Market la active on everything except sheep and lambs, which are very dull. Cattle barns aro all cleared ot everything that Ib saleablo. Hogs are up a point today, and all sales made are giving entire satisfaction to all parties concerned.

There aro not many hogs on the road for tomorrow, but no one will suffer In as there will bo enough loft over for all demands. guotatlons by Boiling Fowor: attie Cattle, shippers, good to extra, medium to good, J3.O0jf3.6O; oxen, good to extra, )2. 5043.00; medium to extra, butchers, steers and helfera, good to extra, butchers, steers and helfera, fair to good, 3.75; butchers' stecra and heifers, common to medium, butolicrs' steers, roughB and scalawags, feeders, good to extra, atockers, good to extra, bulls, good to oholce, bulls, common to fair, $2.00 2.60. Hogs Choice packers' and butchers, seleot, fair to good packing, S4.2Oi.30; fat shouts and pigs, J3.ti0ffl4.il0. Sheep Good to extra shipping, sheared, common, spring iambs, good to extra, lambs, tall ends, AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8. Cattle Receipts, 215 head: market steady. Shlp- nlnn- cattle. S4.60Q5.25: best butchers.

$4.50 4.88: mcdiumB, common. $2.75 3.W; feeders, stockors, 1.00; DUU8, w.wmt.w; cunnorn, Hogs Receipts, 2,689 hond; market lower. Hnnvv nnri mnrtluma. $4.55: llffhts. $4.45: pigs, roughs, $4.15 down.

Sheep and Lambs Receipts light. Best lambs, medium, common, best sheep, medium, common, $1.752.60, AT CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Jan. Recolpts, estimated about 21,000 head; markot steady. Steers, J3.9ftff0.26; cows, heifers, bulls, calves, J3.00ffll 7.35; stockers and feeders, Hog3 Receipts, estimated about 55,000 head; markot weak to 10c lower.

Choice heavy shipping. S4.601.65; butchera, light mixed, choice light, $4.40 4.45; packora, plga. bulk of aulea, J3.604.60. Sheep Receipts, estimated about 16,000 head; market lfiC 25c higher. Sheep, S4.005.40; lambs, J5.7o 67.10; yearlings, AT BT.

LOUIS. ST. LOUIS, Jan, 8. Cattlo Receipts, 1,000 head, including 1,000 Texans; market steady. Native shipping and export steers, $5.750.00: dressed beef and butcher stecra, stockers and feeders, cows and heifers, J3.25sff6.2o; Texans and Indian steers, J2.90Sa.35; cows and liolfers, $1.6003.60.

Hogs-Recolpts. 12,600 head; market lowor. Plga and lights, packers, butchers and licst -heavy, $1.1004.60. Sheep Recolpts, 1,000 head; markot strong. Native muttonB, lambs, J3.O003nl.8o: oulls and bucks, stockers, J2.ro 03.76.

ST. LOUIS, an. 8. Wool steady; modi-uni grndes. combing and clothing.

2111123c, light fine. 19Sf20e; heavy line, lSfflOo; tub-waahed, CS3.