The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-18

New York, &c discount bid, &c premiurf
asked: Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville ane
New Orleans, 10c discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher at zckc bid Dec; 7Se
bid May: 1h9n%c No. red. Corn ciosee
higher at e1kc Dec; csc bid May; 6s%@5St
No. white. Oats closed higher at 4o1sc bic
May: x7tG37kc No. Northern.
The local market for spot cotton wa
steady and unchanged.
THE PRESIDENT.
In the great anxiety to see the body o.
President Mckinley many women Were
caught In the terrible crowd and trampiee
upon. Many children were crushed ana re-
ceiyed serious injury. Ambulances had &c
be called to remove many of the injured tc
hospitals.
The features Of Mr.. Mckinley are much
changed. the face giving evidence OF great
suffering.
Business men Of large interests have ex-
pressed confidence in President RooseveNs
administration.
It Il expected that eventually. or at the
conclusion of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
Secretary Hay will give way to Secretary
Root.
Mrs. Roosevelt called at the Executive
Mansion to pay her respects 10 the iate
President McKinley's wife.
President Roosevelt takes up the duties
Of his Office in Washington. He has invited
the present members of the Cabinet to re-
Daain and has reappointed them.
An Of the curtains were closely drawn on
the Presidents funeral train. except the
car which contained the casket. This was
Hooded with light.
Despite the fact that heavy ram fei'
during the entire day IN washington.
throngs stood bareneadeo on tne streets
while the funeral procession passed.
The Ecumenical Methodist Conference in
London closed its session yesterday with a
memorial service for President Mckinley.
Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart. widow Of the
Vice PRESIDENT under MI. Mchinieys nrst
term. vas one OF the mourners al tne capi-
Members Of Mr.. McKinley's old regiment.
fne 1Wenty-tnird onlo. wil aet as guard
OF nonor as si'e eerel"onies a. San'eh 'o-
cay.
The remains OF the dead President will
Ne IN, state al the Courthouse At Canton
so-oAy eno 'nen DC removes 10 ms nome.
An Of the nations Of the world were rep
~ We0.,s a. he iuneu .n" S, seIvices over 'ne
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Inree special trains were required 20 con-
w sa.a, .ne 1unesa party ifom "ash'he'on
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funerai services at the Capitol. but re-
covered ano walked unaaded from nef car
fiaSe 20 the Tram when the tunera party
The presidential funera, train will reach
Canton at II O'Clock to-day.
In the crush to secure admittance to the
Capitol during the funeral services nearly
one hundred people we're injured, some Of
tae@ Quate seriously.
Grover Cleveland. the only nving e4,
FfsHdent. was among the oistinguisneo
men at the funeral services In washington
local. AND sIJR1IRRAN.
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Ihe b. LOUIS Transfer Company team
reached an asreement with the company.
Tho American Pharmaceutical Associa-