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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

New York. aug 3-BeeveS-Receipis - al
bles unchanged: shipments Loo cattle and .iga
quarters uf beef. CalVcs-Receirts none. trad
.ifs; : ears on sale; good sheep a little irrner
others dull. lambs steady for good stock: me
80. no choice here. Hogs Receipts ~ incnding
deck for sale: nothing doing; ncin' nalIy steady
market unchanged: natives ts.5Ssis.si: cows a-d
heife-s ,i~i.s tuls ans stays soal so; stockers
ccir;s e5ss: market steady TO c highe-: m n7stIy
sts9'ly u strOnr light ana lish, mixed ss;s9sis;
buk s5.s5a6 sheep-Rc~eipts none
Kansas city: No. Aug. --c,ttie-Reccipts go
fsfday s cinse- choice export and dressed beef
si and s9s so ~ ial[ ~ to wcsdrss sSd y .oceIs I
ans aud indisns 8 &'Ht.to: Texas COWS s: 7ad
yi75se55 baiS s. :5ais,: cate. s. :.1fi es re-
crlpts for week i9rl1 Uog<-Tisceipts t.'0l. mar
sales :seossGs: h..vy ,ssss 81: mi.ei pacseTs
8 s'sf6 a5. Hight s5.2'G5ea: uiEs 50 i,rIs-S5:
-arket active s;r5ar. lamb. s'fr5: wetllsrs 81 q
Gi- ewes f2.7Sn3.e1. Western range sheep 90 slss
2 stock sheep s.S2i2-59. receipts fer the week
south Omaha. Aug =.-Cattle-Re,eInt- l soa:
SIS: Western steers 81 5ss.i -. TeVns e. -
- ~ cove and hei'a-s 3 s7@t =: Gamers 81 =
$; bulls. st1gs. etc. 8 2514 eS H1~s-Re-ein,s
70; market strcny 20 &C hiSh"r: he,vy At s. "
.; 5Hff5 - bulk - salcs s.. SAe~1-Rec~'1ts
rnr.: market steady wethers 1915. 81: ewes
e 2''f2 -: common and stock sheep se-J1d2 50:
lafnt-s sidS.
Chicago. Aug S.-Ca,tls- Feceipts $40 ,nclri-
Ing mostly Tevans. direct 20 killers: market .fuii
hut steady: uu0-at'01s mostly normal: P~od TO
rrtre Stec-s = ffh- medium 90 tssft -:
sto~kcrs arf feei'rs 3 2-s7i -: ss.-sfa 81:
h"fe-s g 20 o. 'aursrs 81 i1ff 80: i"lis e. -
n -: calves r1.f5 -. T.Nrs steers s-sr. Hnvs
-pcce'pts today 1903: Norday 1900: left over
4"s'. hulk scld stsaty: closed easy: nived snd
N'-frNerS a. e1f's feiI gcrf ciioi~e heavv IS
Ts '2i-; rourh heavv e. foss5 -: Ii-ht g. 5T5
fr'f % sqtes - 70sfT g.. Shsau-Re~et-fs Z s1a.
Suil. lambs iull; many common sheen and lambs
haing carried over: gooi - choice wethe~s ss.-s
ct fair u choice u'i~ei S.e-Hs7 81 Weston
sNerp 81 '-S.9s g. Ve1-linEs ss.75fSi -. Native
lambs Se-e5h5-15: Western lambs A..5aj.l5
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

and tons ns Of %sc.iansoas % trsisl, fof y.rss;
Rsn baSns set ABOARD @ ses barrels Of HSas, sugar
barrels Of nolasses. $ 900 feet q lumber and a
with a moderate trip, she viii discharse .
Tor Memphis si q: m The Eerd asToia Is due
%1s, ~ Ths un, , ana Ss'ss s pssy
here to-morroM PiiSts rsport feet Of wstsJ s 70
springs being the shoalest places.
g., Padueah n, Ky Aus aERiSsr gauge IT resds s -
passed osi Of the tennessee last night City OF
lev arriSed ffo% cisrksviiie Al a m. weather
cloudy snd cocL B7siDess Quiet u
oa the Ss1a as ssfT hsss
last 2 hours. The Peters Lee arrived early sh,s
chandIse for this place and returned at L m
with fair trip, All the local pscksts dre o.
Arkansas River tuesday.
cape Girardeau. NO.. Aug. 4-westher eiougy.
river rising. gauge reading io.4 feet. The Cspe
Girardsau up last nish; n a, 10 .; m The ches,sr
Georgia Lee down at p. m. The City Of Mem
80 feet weather cloudy; Ugh, l rain nth this no.S-
Ing Bosts up; U9isen ,a @ ielf Eat, a, ngon ss
ter at II .. NJ, Columbia at a. m. Georgia
Grand Tower. IN. Aug. G-chester down at
$50 a. m Cape Gi-srdear up at a. IN Georgia
down at l . m Chester I'D at I'd y. m.
Gauge reads 81 ieet- :.
Warsaw. H.. Aug. L-Gauze reads ss fest.
Weather clear and warm Flying Eagle down and
Up with excursicn- Saturn and Pathfinder down
with raft Silver Crescent down and up. y
Burlington Ia. Aus. THE river Is 2 feet >
inches Above i5g-water mark OF 1864, fall of
inches. Weather clear and warm. Eloise down
Evansville. Ind. Aug 4.-River 81 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool
Cincinnati. O., Aug. &-River ca feet and 80
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
Pfttsburx, Pa. Aug. f-River &c feet and fall-
ing. Weather clear and pleasant. =
Louisville. KY. Aug. River falling: IN cansi
feet . inches: oa tails foot inches; belor
locks fset ) inches. Weather cloudy ard piGls-
ant u
..s :sss1sss,s y We %:. ~ ss.l e: =
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

fEATHERS-In demand: steady. Pri-,. live
Sc in small sic in large sss old Whit sss5:.!;
\ Sasoe: XN Ieasec; xxx iog9lc: NIX e;
wing and tan e wing tail and d pointers sGisar' .e G
b9hx htp p; eqeklwhits it, &c dark 25e.
y, Texas at Ioc; an,elone 1Se per H.: goat -;
BEEswAX-euote at sc per III. for prime.
SHEEP pELTs-F.ull.wooi pelts at 5Oc to soc.
ssaoe southern at s5.o shearliSa al :,,S 5se e;
dry ss3ek fallen. etc ,49e per h.
for large lady slipper at &c: seneca AZ &c; pint
at l4e; golden seal, spring dug Ssc: heavy; IAN
at C: angelica At aye wshooIbark OF roo, gi s..
bark of tree 2,=e: bioed :he: bluehsE g: skull
STOCK PEAsl;-Worth from s=asss Tor the
casToR G e sEsNsd Ems BIZ sI9G s per u for pr,,ns IN
car lots. snlall lots and inferior less.
LlNsEEp ofIc.Raw sic: Boiled sc: lie per sal.
CoTToN-sEED oIL-sumu1er yellow a, sc:
HEMPsEED-Latest sale at s:..5a5 per 100 rbs.
DRIP FRUIr-None in.
DRIED GREEN PFAsE-rohbing from store a,
ns wi sr2'es se sElli ri NO, beans IN
totbng way =, frSI, from store at a; sfsSat2Is per bS I;
s fr cafona a az for s edan7 at
MOsS-Narket steady: rl1chine-picked In hest
rlanS erav sroTn and back isgc brown and scs
MIXED ii-a2c: In ne-nieksd-X at 3asLe: XN
st $,.mtc ,.c,sd M la al VIVA h,ScS e. al ''=e IN
ENpTY BARRELs-o'oai oil. turper,ire and
light oil pnd vsinish &c: suFar iSc whisky SaN:
40 haff-hhi~ I5c wine 81: usrS-aut -: nfckle
I.c- rn0iasens 2c. lard tcs- &c: isc - Tor each
t,rriAn head: p of for each hoop, missing
PppNM c0RN-In fair demand and steady
ouotabIe per ton: Comrion at $50: fair at SIS:
''issS 'iBoNEs~choee ei.,aehed at Ns per ton: other
SCRAP IRON AND aETAI4-Per iao lbs. /:
Wrought iron s5c: heavy cast fec; rna'Icsble aoc.
steel s0-hresksge 90 stove nc; burnt pc: light
hrss. $40: heavy brass ST.. copper ;i5 zinc
s. -. lead ESQ: pewter si:.
HfGuWINES-IIigher.o On basis 81 :l.eo per
BAGGINt; AND TIEs-Bagzinr. s,-;b easc. .
rb CSC. ei.-Ib. sc iron cottou ties S;.1I r,r
Por, CORN ,on cob,-ouota range troui sc-
for -nirei 10 q for choice white rice.
IJ-NBEE-Fron first hands quotations range
n. follows. Poplsr--l-inch at s2sdz and Sisri5:
IL s.-Inci at ssee 30 and $500: 2I-inch and
snd .Ir. s.5 to .xi So and SIS: sxs and up n.
ssss7.o and SI71is. Oak-Plain-saU ell inch 2. e;
si-i and sif: Il. 70 nch at s2ff-es AND sIs: siL
~, inch at s2.sTcs and SIG: quartsr-sawed, white
inch' at s,sS=s and tisals: r;s1i- inch $50 and
.sN: 1,Isrter-sawrd. red. inch s15a.s and 81: rit
s2.. tongues at ssn. Ash-i-nrh at ssld25 and siS:
i;f6siI-Is inch at ssisf25 AMI sl2: s- inch n:
.aSSIs Rlack walnut at So and so apf ssg
ssrerrv-Crear and second az SIS: common s7a AMI
c,,Ils al So Hickory at sss and si0: HICKORY
sxie. at sss Cedar at s259ss ard si5sfis: a,
siS for rnsrchantahle stuff: Do auarter-ssvved ..
ss,sTcs and So Cot.onwoNd-Niii r5in at sl-1sIz:
tox boards us inches and oven. a. go: gun NJ
ssRa Yo- san co. and sli FOR rcd Cyurrss al SO
S5qa and sfSfsa-cha'ce LoEisans worth more.
Maple at So for soft. Orders higher
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

hut slow and dull On the Inferior rad common
ones city butchers were active Operators, and
took ell the good hces thsy could get. whiIe
pecheIs and Eastern oruer buyers were also opcr.
i'urirE the week lots Of piss snd trashy EsEt,
have teen on sale aud found a slow, duh mar
kct. some u them having 10 bo held ovcE several
DAYS without receiving a bid
Tho Ton II the market was S6-i-i-. and the bulk
80 the hogs above I5J lbs average sold at IS -
20 $50 a. against s. y for top and $50 si.q5
for tho hulk on FRIDAY. Far to good heavy
hogs 20 lts. average and above. sold ~ SIS 10
s5-E. fasiium weights. 30 10 Q lbs, sold at
H1.sp tr s.. the bulk ~ S5.S5 s5-e5. lights -
to ~ rs.. sold at $40 To S5s5. the bulk az
10 S5.5'. liyb; lights III to 10 lbs average s,,,
~ - Co $50. rigs under ~" lbs sold s. to
4: heavy rulis al S. % 10 So. good mixed hogs
Il $40 T. xs.S5 and coaIIHoa u fair mixed lots
- s. 10 E5i.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

New York. Aug. 3-The cotton market opened
easy. with price. : poin, higher 20 /: pc!nts
lower. and Immediately after the call was vealS
under ths furry OF rom liquidation led hy
January longs. Before 20 there was a sharp
raliy on a turn fer cover. prompted by dry
weather reports and forecasts for generally fas-
conditions cve- the belt tonight ana Tomorrow
Later, The market was fcvcrish. with the room
.cyuting attention to dealing in the October and
january options. There were few ostSlie orrler.
In evidence after the opening and trading sim
rupean hank holidays deprived that contingent
here from news from there. Operations on either
side without enthusiasm Spot cotton closed
quiet; midding uPlands s1-iSe: Iniddling Gulf
S-lec: sales 200 bales. Gotten futures closed
quiet aud steady; Aug. s.stc; sept 7.2sc. Oct.
!.SSc; Nov. 1.9sc: Dec. 7.Ssc. Jan--Feb. ..iIc:
March 7.ifc: April s-Ec-
New ori-lns. Ia, Aug. 3.-cotton steady: sales
20; ordinary 8 ls-lsc: Eood ordinary sise; low
I-isc: iniddling fair l-lsc. Receipts $50; stock
so.sss. Cotton futures quiet and steady. Aug.
7sfI7 sc: Sept. l.3sc Oct s.s2fsI.eSc: Nov sssf
s=ic: Dec. 1891 2ic Jan. 7-=Ja7. &c; Feb. "a
n 80. Marcl a.c0tIs &C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
POULTRY.
Trend Of Prices Lower All Around.
with Heavy Receipts.

REPI-RI.IC SPECIAL.
New YORK.. Aus. 3..Dressed poultry rccesuts to-
southwest part Of which sold at o. for fowls
and iac for chickens. but considerable were un-
sold AT the close. Advices tp hand are free and
the trend OF values lower all around, although
there were quotatable changes in prices to-
CHICAGO ILL.,. Aug. s.-lcci poultry steady;
ch.ckCns -Zisc. turkeys trac.
EGGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Aug. 3.-Egs receipts TODAY were
an untitled demand foE really fine fresh ess. IN
which VeIy full prices can be had. with "A strong
tfsrr.rnlratiou IN price against anything in any
way inferior. which latter grades OF goods
sell AT IN. lest offer they can get. under the
superstition that shippers are well convinced of
their goods in every instance Quotations. loss
OF. Central Western prime lie. Western and
central Western finest Ilai5c; Western and
southwestern fair 10 good 10 fl3c. dirties fair 10
good ST9c: inferior. case. s)cess2
Kansas city no. Aug; 3-Esrs arm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on change 3
d. less Of. cases returned
Hides and Leather.
Nevr York Aug 3--Hides steady. Galveston,
=, 10 ., Ms isalSi-c. California. q 10 - MS.
isrsc. Texas dry. = 10 % lbs. Ike. Leather
steady: herilock sole. EuenoS Ayres. light 10
seayv weights siae5c: acid ci9s5c.
Wool.
Nev York Aug 3.-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece ssSs7c: Texas iegi,c.
Coffee.
New York. AUG. :--To-day's coffee market was
a small. and bearish cne The opening dull
Win vesteriays pricss in force. but prices soon
settled IN the absence Of tuil support and un-
der pressI.re from the tear side until Decline of
& Z, 10 points noted Cables were about ~
expected. showing improvements In European
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

pentlne spirits quiet. :ss 81. Rosin-.-cmn,on
steady: 4 l-d. Petroleum Refined steady: sd
Linseed OIL dull: s5s 20. Imports Of wnsat into
Iivefpooi during the week wcrc sSSs quarters
from Atlantic ports: none from Pacific ports: and
5.vp from other ports. The imports OF corn from
Atlantic ports during the week were ~ 80 quar-
tiers To-day Is holiday on the Cotton Exchange
Kansas City. Aug 5.-Nhest--Sept- sis9sil~c:
Dec s.assiC. isc; cash No . hard sr-d65l.c: No .
sic: Nc. : red 6sisc. Corn-Sept 5ei-c: Dee 5Si.c:
cash No mixed 5ai.I6g.c: No. white Gle
Oats-No. white ale. Rye--No. . sSc. HAY
Choice timothy $ii.J9: do. prairie sit Receipts
Wheat ill,6o9 bu.: corn s2Ul0. cats rs Gst. Ship
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
RIVER NEWS.


REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Cairo. IL, AUG. 4.-The river is failing very
slowly. Tie gauge reads 90 feet. a fall OF 4 Ct
a foot during the last ~ hours The weather fs
cooler. \ heavy rain fell last night. Tonight II
Lee sronS Memphis with a moderate trip arrived
az 10 a. m She DID her usual bust
ness here and departed for 81. Louis at II ..
N. Her cargo made up OF 20 oo0 feet Of luui-
her. 1.!Jo sacks Of wheat and few sundries. Tho
city Of Memphis from the Tennessee River with
n fair trip consisting or Bo.00e feet cf lumber
and lot Of sundrtes. arrived at li:p q. NJ. do
az HE a The John K Speed from New Or
lcans with a lafr trip arrived at y. m She WIN
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
SPOT COTTON MARKETS.
Little Doing-Nar Generally Tn
changed and NOmiusl

S5l bales.
bales 49,
Mobiie-Norninal az s.; receipts hale
SaNannah-tluiet at Sssc. receipts. .5l baiae
charsstOn-Nominal at SIC: receipts hales
No-foik-Steaiv at s5sc: receipts SaS baies
Whining -on-Nluiet Al sac. receipts. ncne
Ilatimore-Ncminal at Sisc: receipts none
New Nork-auist at l-lsc. receipts none
A. ha,os.
Philadelphia at s 5-iec: receipts, % bales
Houston-tguiet at s.: rrceip.S. 1i1 bales
Aurusta -'lriri 40 SO: receipts, 80 bales
Memphis Easy at Nc: receipts. - balss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Steady-TexnRs Quiet-Hogs
About Steady-Sheep Weak

cArTJE--Natiye Cattle-Reeeipts for satur
.lay were liberal. but were mainly confined 10
corsignments OF some scOi-xeight Western steers
that sold mostly from $40 10 ss.se and were
considered about steady. but naturally fel tho
effect cr the usual weak competition of satur-
iav There was an Insignificant representation
in the butcher cattle department. but all grades
OF decent killers quotable ~ unchanged prices
ard some light butcher steers changed hands on
this basis.
Representative sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

LIVE POUDTRY-Chickcns-y hsn. g..
old hens &c: ROSTERS. old or staggy young &c.
full-featheredl &c. Spring chickens selling bv
weight lie for average receipts: :h,<. weigh, ~
Choice white SC per H.: small and dark Sc per N
Spring geese Sc per Ii. Young turkeys Iac per III
DRESSED POuLTRY-1ced stock scaided ard
undrawn. with heads and legs on: Chickens
Ducks &c. All poor stock. including sweat
ing. tti-. scrawny. etc.. nominal. Spring chick
ems IIGilisc.
VEALs-Choice fat at &c: Heretics, rough
small and thin 2H3c. Spring lambs 3sftc. Fai,
larnhs &c: thin ewes and bucks lisc per 10.
; GAME-sQuirrel si-so per dog. for young: old
rot wanted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
RIG -FOUR.
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Rig FOUR.
LAKE SHORE NF:W YORK Cr:STgAI. AND
HUUSON RIVER. BOSTON AND AsFAsl
tSp CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO EAli.N NJ
Train persr-. Arrive
indi,1arolis E1p-.sS - :. - am SO pm
%.w York and Ecston Linz
NeI .---.s-..-.--.. c.s~ 81" '-'' ~
kni kertocksr Sq.cial 80 New
N0TS post0- Washn ton
faltimore and ph.!a aieiphis-.. Eos an $50 ai''
Jat,"n ana A.''l A,e'ii''i ,i:.o pm $3.50 pm
Eoyt n. New York. Crrci1na'i.
Wash'rrtor. Baltimore and -.-
rhiiade'Dfia ..-................ Sss nm -, -
Al'on-Ieavss si0:Sa a. m s5:i5 q n NJ.
fs:oo a. m. 'i:i5 m Saturday only leaNeS A'"'
= -. a-rivaS 4-s1 y. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

The tlrst line az quotations In each class Is cal
cuiated 10 represent ,he full range from common
10 extra Dealers. however, often CLASSIFY su-
perlattve bunces 'ail tops for buyers. VII ch
sonnet mes --il considerably ,bove the highest
quotations. The second line Of quotations signi-
nr7 the bulk OF sales and generally Tepreseiits
the various classes as they sold on the COM
mission maEMct. rn.re l-ss lnlxsl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

49,
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN
Train.
For Hannibal. II. & 81. J.
points. Quincy. keokuk and
hurilnSton .--- ........-..-. -
Local to ifaanit Al.
For quincy and North.
For St Paul. Minneapolis, VIA
Eat Side lines. l!iinoi, and
W iscOns:n ..-.--.. 49, .....--
The Bur,ing;oa-Nortaern Pa
enc Express. for Nsns1s
ti'y. -. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Back Hills, wyo-
ming. Montana Washington,
PUGET Sound. Portland and
oregon .-....-. ..........-.--.--
Tvin CITY ENpr, -. for Mime
apoiis, 81. Paul and Iowa.
The \ebras ska-Colos ado Ex-
rress. 10. Denver. Colorado.
tab and Pacific Coast. via
IT. Joseph ...-.- -...-...-..--
Local 10 Burlington ..-.........
For NortheTn lows. -. Paul
and Minneapolis ....-......-.
For Illinois. va East side line
TO Rock Island and Clinton. la
Tor Dubuque and la Crosse. =.
tog Kansas city. Council
BlJffs. Omaha. St Ioseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast..--.
Lo-al from Ham bal .---.--....
For Aitcn-Lesve ga o. m.
daily. ll:Oo a. H.. daily: ! 30
only. 800 p. NJ except Satu'
sos p. IT.. except Sunday; SO
T. m. daily; S:2i ,. n. daily: !:
DAY only.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
II. & o. S-w. Il. u

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati Louisville Wash
f7ffon. Rslt move Phsifiel- ,.r,,
Dh'a and New ya-k Eyp-es-. 'elJ am 'i-f'- F'
Gl~c'Tus-i F~ufevil@ pffis-
burg. Wa-hineton Talf,mor~.
40 tIa and Ne" io'~ .s-az NJ, 80 an
rrnc'np,,j .c,c ,nol,,iC, t7:is ana fT:es pr,
CInrfnr@t' T,-i~vf'ie PITTS
bur-. Ws<hi-g-1~ I,aifiF~o-s.
Pht1sSr'-hia md Ssv York
Poyai p'rre INVITED ......... SO an 30 ~
tlora AcrOrinl -sEet ~ ...-..... ts:n I'M ~ ~
F'n-s hc-ornrnnTa'i~n ...-.... sslo pr +i'S III
Wsst psden ard Frerch IJck ..-
s'n-irr-. via Nonon Route $50 ~ ~ -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEER.

HoGs-The supply OF hoss was small, even for
Saturday. The market opened with a good de-
mand. and trading was active On the bes, hogs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
FRISCO LINE.

Train Depart. Arriv.
Valley PARK AccommoGauon.. I.Io am tlo:sU IN
vsiiey Park Accommodation. -s 90 am fs.is An
VALLEY Park Accomm. dation-. 400 an VI IS nm
T.xas AMI Kansas Mail Tor
Carthage, Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas CITY,. okianoma.
DALLAS. Gainesville and Fort
Worth .....- -....-..------.-.. SIS am ss:sl IN
Psc!fc Accommodation q 1io nm :lo:.5 am
vslr,v Park Accommodation. II 30 pm fs:xs ~
VALLEY Park Accommodation rs:3o pm rs IS on,
psc,ac Accommodation ....-... t5:st pm t7:E n,
rsii,v PARK Accommodation. .11o pm s7.v nn,
rssas Limited Cvestibulel. for
eureka Springs. Fort smith.
Paris Dallas TreenNtls.
ErnIs rorsicsna. Houston.
s;aives;osl Austin and San
Antonio ---...-..... 'e.s7 I'm y ~ an
western Exp-ss. for Ninits.
Deuison Sherman. cklaho-
ma. Carthage. Joplin. Wich-
tia By-rton and the West 1850 pm T::s an
L.. H. & ST. L. ny. (Henderson Ro1te.)
Train. Depart. Arrive.
port Louisville and tie East. sS s7ls On,
Eastern Express
Cioycrrort. Louisville and
the East 49,. ............... 's:5s Pm s7-c sm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
EAGLE PACKET co.
or NEW 0RleslS IND WAY IlaDIRGS
Special Notice 10 ShiD1efS

Lee Lire steamers. commencing July "a. VIII
receive freigh; arl land at biImosi1 10 Line
Whs3 boat. foot rf Wash .il.t0n sEs.i.-
Owing lack ~ bus ness the ST. t'-nr-ia Lee
will be Withdrawn from ~. trade and hereafter
StrdfreTs viii leave - Louis fer Memphis every
Tuesday and Friday at y.
ISAAC r f.tSN tierI At.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Northern Lines.

Northern Lines.
Train Depart Arrive
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
brque -....-...... ;--- S5e an $40 nm
Peoria and Springfield ::--s sl1:30 pm f5:o5 pm
Chcaro Daylight speciai.....'l..So pm ss.S pm
Sprinsh Accommodation st:4S pm s,e.se am
Chicago Diamond Special...... 9:lv pm s7:zl An
Southern Lfne0.
Train. Depart Arrive
Mu-physhoro. Carbondaie aud
New Orleans Fast Maii-Cairo.
Memphis. ia kscn. Tenn, and
Texas Express; Nasnvii.e.At-
iarta and Jacksonville go. s9:3s an s7:1 I'm
81 Louis Special-Cairo. Mem
phi. and New orleans .....- sS:3s am sS:fs nm
Accommodation -Murphysocro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester ts:sa I'm NJ - am
Accommodation -Aurpbysoofo.
Marion and Creal springs; :. $50 pm III . am
New Orleans Limited-Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer, Nash
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
viIle ........... .............. 1915 pm e:s2 am
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STEERS.
- ssi S1 N

Southern Cattle-Trade IN The quarantine dIvis-
ION was on the quiet order and at about ss.ady
prices with competition on shlpp ng account
against local killers The top price was 81 - Tor
SsI-lb steers hut the bulk sold at 81 - De-e,r,.
were mainly from the Indian Territory. load
of MIXED cattle from Arkansas was IN tho repre-
sentation. however, and sold at 81 e.
Representative sales:
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Fruits and Vegetables.
PEACHES-Texas receipts-Fair to choice re-
frgerator at ZdSec per t-basket crate; fancy
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Wool.


Black and seedy at from &c to gc r,er u less
lsc allowed on Old ana 5lc on now WOOL sks.
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RAILROAD Timetable.
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.


Depart Arr.va.
S:05 am T.ss p0
$50 am s7:is pm
C::2i Pm as -
sis I'm 10 an
ss:21 pra 100 an
jTEAC AVENUE
IS: 10 pm IS am
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Dry iint-tl1ice Texas heavy Iic: aver
a2e Texas I$913i.c: average receirts Isffisc: Sc
Ected NO ! l5c; selected Ne. i2i.c: bug SIC.
djry-sa!ted lie: selected No. / lIi-c: selected No
oisc- GTecn-s slte1-R und .s4a7isc sele ted
70, 70. / .ssc: se'eotSd No. CSC: bull 6Asc Dry
sue &C: green glue 4c. Horse hiIes-Gresn-salt-
eu No. Se-Jc: green-salted No. $50; pony
ana glue Sc Uncured or green Ic per 10. less
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COTTON BELT

csT. LOUIS soUTHwEsTEH
Train.
Arkansas ard Texas Express
fvia Bismarck and peltal--.-
Arkansas and Texas FES: Mall
Nfa Bismarck ani DaitaD..--
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u. a Y. H. n.
Train Depart Arrive.
southern Limited ..-..-..:.-:-- tts I'm iso pm
Fast MaiI--Evansviile. Nash
Nile Birmlnehsr1. Mont
Rorpery. Chattanooga. Atlar-
"a Mobile New Orleans and
Jackso1vsifs Fla. 1:3 sr = 10 ~
gouthern Express to Evans
VILE Nashville. Birmine p
ham Mobile. New Orleans. -
Thonasvilie. jacksonville.
Paiatka. ocaia and ST.
Petersburg. Fla S:ss IN = ~ ~
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
SERVICE.

Eastbound-Lsave Eighth and Gratios strsets
m 1..o5. I:i.. 2:is. 400 5:le. s:5. so. D y.
snIy" s.ssraay I'D s seasiy ss = 1ny i II sGod:,
Leave Washington avenue. except Sunday. 80.
s:21 1:fl. SIS. 1oSs. l1:23 a 1909. 1:4e 20
s:o4 5:iI SO. sos D.. m. saturday and Sunday
oniy-II:E ?. m. sunday only-5.27. 7:cs. s:os .,
10: Il - SIS lf:45 p m.
We.,bound-Leave Granite City. except Sunday.
SIR Goa TOO s:it. a:es io:i2 a. m: 110 "a.
5:21 ass. 5:A 500. s:fs, 81? p M Saturday
only $50 ,. m. sunday only t3:i5. s:6s. SO,
1910 a. m I:os. 500 .. m.
siS s:s, io:4s a. M: i:fs. ::if. az. I:n e;g.
.:I.. s:H p. m- Saturday oniy--S p. m. Sunday
crly-i,.eS sea SOS. i0.e5 q. M fo7. s:0< D. N.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Train.
Louisville ExpresS-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount car
met. Princeton. Louisville.
Washington. Phiiaceiphsa
and New York ..-..
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. knoxville and
Ashsville. y. c.: Chatts-
noogs. Atlanta and jackson
Vile Florida 49,. .--- .
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAMwAY.


Train.
J-fe~scn City. Columb'a, Bonn
vie. Sndafia- Fot Scott
inf'ar Territory and Texas
- ~ --.- ------.-.---
h~ Fetv Flyer" f7r Dali
l.S Fr-t Worth. pc'is.cn.
t'a've>ton. san Artr-f,,
Ner.~o Tfty ard tn-errnisa-
a'e nc'n:s
StNHrs "a CITY. Columbia
itoo"vire. Seisia. Kansas.
r-'an Territory and Texas
Missouri Ea-sas. rndi7n Ter
RORY and Okiahsrna F-1N-er