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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Esas loslb crate; eysrErssn wseashine at 80
iss isd IS: :: bunch: Southern holly at 81 crate OF
cIpER-ouo,able per Dbl. in lots a, from ss.so
os6ReHuM CANE sEED-NOmina, at 5: per
Hsg ss s9s g.
&c to Sc per lb.: Canadian at lie; maple sirup
at e S 81 Rs5 se s. to $50 bid
Brine hansarsn asn ss at aSs anu cIaTer P
hisher at = Is 70. clean % hish-sTade: inferior s.
DRIED FRuITSAppies-Th sold at SIC 10
4,ic for sun-dried quarters and at SC to s'.e for
sasss Ins' at Rs s ,S ss s &
LrMBER.,Ftom first hands 9go,ations range
4 s .ss sa at AMID and ;shi
at ssIaas and ;sla2.: sauaresaixa at SO and .li
Msais; Il to :: insh = sssas. and slsais: ;ssss
nsh at a. and ana .ss s1 sss
sna sa s 4. red : sea and at ,s i.
Sl.ineh nj s.iass and liais: Is.aiissineh a. SIS
Black a1s Walnut sis a, @ and sI;ais ens =
Clea. and second at So common $40 and cuils
G Cedar ar a. sssE sssas az and :sSis sests at asfs a @
sssh scsI5dins . se size at 81 s
and sl:, cettenwOod,Mill run at 4 50 seal5: bo.
ss sSasds o as nesss s ann and $ p at gum 5
a2s and sIsais-cho!ce Louisiana worth more.
Maple at 81 for choice Orders higher
CooPERSTCFFS-In car lots trk: Slaves
Cottonwood -four bbls. ss.s5: do meal bb,s si.5o:
No s.: half tbl 81: beer keg sI2IlS: lard tierce
s27: pork hbI SIS Heading. per set-No. flour
Dbl 5c-mill run 1si..nch stock for apple bbls.
l2i.c Shaved hoops-Flour bbl s4GI.so for coop
ers. s3Ga. for hoosier. half bb s.. .5Hfs3 coiled
elm (s-fooO SIS: oak lard tierce cooper shaved
seas: pork bbl ss
COOfERAGE-ouote lard tcs. at $3.50. pork
bb!s Sll5, do. half bbls. soc: slack work
round hoop -four bills :4c: t-hoop do Gle: half
hbls s5c: meal bbls. &c; produce or apple bbls.
&C.
BAGGING. ETC.-Ragginx per yard: f'.-ib. at
5sc: lib. at 6a.c; 2t-b at si.c. Iron cotton ties
Csc. Hemp twins &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
Miscellaneous Markets.

M1SCC1uuheOu0 nAIAGHDs
FEATHERS-In demand. steady. Prime live
a;5e T. s: k &c Il large Xxx os "a wh!ts sSe
chicken sc: turkey.tail l2c wing &C. pointers Sc
wing I'D tan e. sias ta and pointers &C. bod'
bEERsK1Ns;. ETc.prime deersklns &c pe,
H. Texas a s ansssleps aP, lsc per 1 goat s
gEEsWAX.-Quote at 2s.sc per lb for prime
to Il e F. M gssa al e "
drE s5SSs ih1sn es 4oI ss Dsi y to
seal At tss; May apple At sss: wanSolSsIk :!
skuIcap leaves l6c; sassafras bark SC: wild GIN.
CASTOR BEANs-Bid s.as and $40 per bu.
for prime % in car loss small z and Inferior M Tess
kiNsEEp oTLaRas SIC: fsa boiled sy iS Sc; prices
CASTOR o1L-Lots go gal. 1l,ic lib. No. and
CoTToN-sEED oil-summer yellow at isc;
white e Winter ye9T ,sas 4sc; Sd winter white &c
SALE side ass Medium soe sranulased ssc per
HEMPs1ED-Latest bid at $50 per 100 lbs.
pI5s Dsis6 led GREEN pEAsE.!ess,ns from store
WHITE BEANs-Hand.p!eked pea beans in .
beans as S per Il csIsS5na pink
rs 81 per- ero bn % ientils at 4ate. peA AT 's'''
HONEY-Comb-Dark at 6gsc: bright amber
106llc; white clover 1lad12Hc. Strained-South-
ern in bbls at 4c to 4ixc: cans 41iG5c: California
MoSsNN.rse4 steady: r,achine-picked in hs,<
demand: offerings iioer:i; gray. mixed 1,sf1se:
mixed lX@2Ec: machine-pleked X at sashc; Xxx
at 3tI4c: XXX at iliG5c: xXXN at 505hc; IN
ferfor picked less: extra black &c.
EMPTY BARRELS-CoL oil. trrpentine and
gasoline s5c; vinegar 10c: black oil 50c: linseed
light oil and varnish. &c: sugar 15c; whisky 75c;
do half bbls. Sc: wine CSC; sauerkraut 3Se;
pickle 46c: salt &c: flour 15c: molasses SOC: lard
ties. Csc. 15c OF for each broken head. &c Oh for
BROOM CORNcNominaIly Arm Quote per
ton: Fair SIS: choice $50 to $50: common at $50
RAGS. ETc...Per. 100 lbs: County rags. at py
Sc: old rope No. and manila q. 20: No. at
BoNEsSchelss. bieached at SIS per ton: other
SEE SCRAP IRON AND METALS = Per 100 lbs.
Wrought iron Sc: heavy cast sc: malleabls 4oc:
steel 40c-breakage &c. stove a0c; burnt e0c: Light
brass 81: heavy brass NJ: copper 81: zinc ss.S;
PoP CORN ton Cob,-Choiee white pearl $50
s.@ on cob for 100 lbs: shelled At 8: rice worth
more, mixed G6?.O.
Texas nominal at SC.
PEANUTSQuote: Farmers' stock-Red at 1x
&c per h.: white at &c.
WALNUTS-SelIng at soe per bu;. or 1c Per 10.
HICKORY NUT9-Quotable per hu. at &c for
larae and 81 50 for sheilbdfk.
CHESTNuTS1auote Virginia or Maryland ae
e cERRIsTiAs R1s lS ns npEscoRMaTfoNs-Lscopodium 4 at
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

So0n OE01ns EIOUks htes
WHEAT-Received 01 SKIS. and q cars local
and cars through Higher prizes paid. but the
nominsliy lower. b sample this side choice No.
SIC for No. : and &c for No. 3 red No. . hard
yellow At Tic and for Turkey pc was bid. but
not worth over 7s,sc at close. No. hard quota
&c coRN1keceived M V 6 &c cars rs local and % 81 cars
q ssSc to ssAc. No.,s at Sc E. ss,sc this side
No. yellow at ssIic. No: : white at Sc E. $50
this side No. white at ss,ie and &C,
OATS-Received 1 cars local and 10 cars
iss:h a ,ns ss. s. :%as :.Ds su. ss
1se E. and ss5sssc: No. ! at Isaise: no. !
Northern =. .se his side: No: white At 4slsc:
No white az e. ssSssse e. No white at is'sc
BARLETIouotabls At sc to CSC. according to
FLAXSEED-No market.
extra fancy s 0es!o: Clear sSas.M %: iow-srad:
;os S,aser b,la IN 5ass 'hs +, at at.
Us for clear: SEas.ss for straishts: 4, 4as. =
for patents: spring wheat patents s. sei in bulk;
BRIN-Heid at n1, in large, S1.14 in small: a.
sHfPsTufF 10 thl. side: at mill ,lss;
m,ysd fssd Sc IN ,oe;ln I,,E .Es. a. :-!agl.i5 8
JRENEALIcity meal T. o. b. Ss25; pearl
neal. srits and hominy $3.50.
through; shipped IS tons Prices e. rk. as fol- foi-
No. !. !l2ala:so for no. .; clover niaI2 for No
$40 to sla: prairie this side sl4 for choice to SIG
IL for No. / and 3116l2 for No. :: alfalfa S12aII
LEAD AND sPELTER-spelter N.s0. Lead
destlverized at $s32,i: chemical hard at S.211
HIGHWINE2Steady At $1.a2
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
The Metal Market.

New York. Dec. Hopper in the local mar.
ouoesbis change. though a weak un6ertone pre-
vaijo4 as l59t61sssc for Lake Superior. bQlsSc
~ efocirulytic and 15c for casting. No reports
Vsrs received from London. Trade was very
qu1et a4d unchanged q .. Lac &c ,ts va
SsL Wihs Iron was quiet but held steady ss 80 e e
IN n: ~ 1 Northern foundry tl55OQls: No;
x1nirr Southeln 5lA506l550: No. ! foundry
Soafi,oSn oo(t S1s6H.
Nev York Dec. 1L-The imports Of dry goods
and merchandiss A. the e Pct ps s sf New York i0r
NeC YoriE Dec. M-There was NO change IN Sne
cisrscter q the dry goods market To-Day; y;IaS LaS
Sv ~ rsSSFve of selefs. Dress goods were strons
sSaSS varnS were also strong and advanced.
SS~Sss ~er1. vefy arm, with well-sustained de-
1Sn6 Eoolen yarns ote1oy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

than usual, Follovins. are to-dsy.s sales: Nev
sSasn sssx Mss 100 ss!s: sosssd % sae: Nj
e s,.d91. 60; sreasy 4s9sd. yicto.ia iee bates:
600 bales: greasy f48sd. New Zealand AO,
bales; scoured :,;d91, q; greasy s6sd. Csps oe
ID: greasy 46fHS. Buenos Ayres eo0 bafos:
greasy :gSisd. The arrivals for the hrst ssgies
Of 1902 auction sales number $50 balea including
II. 800 forwarded direct
HesteRss Visible.
New Orleans, Dec. A-Secretary Hesters state
ment Of the worlds visible supply o. sosso. sssws
year. OF this the total Of American cotton u 1.
Petroleum.
New York, Dec .M-Petroleum easy: rs61sA
New York us; Philadelphia and Baltimore S13es
Dried FRu1tA
New York Dec. N-rhs usual Saturday dull
mes prevailed In the market for evaporated ap-
pies. while the un6ertone WAS stin steady at Old
prices. State common 20 coed 6nStic: primo -
SIC: choice sii69xc; farcy 1o4l0hc. Californ6
dried fruits were dull Prunss 3xHic. Aprfcots-
ROYAL 1o914c: Moor Park sis113c. PsaeAee-
Peeled l20lsc. unpeeled I1l0lic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
STOCKHOLDERS COMMITTEE
The American Cotton Company.
To the Holders Of Preferred and Com
D0a 01Oclk Of The American COtto.

T0 the Holders Of Preferred and Com
men 0tOck Of The American Cotton
C00Daays
Holden. to . large amount Of Preferred and
Common Stock Of The American Cotton Company
have entered into q stockholders' Agreement
dated December z. 1901. and lodged with the
DsposftaryD for the purpose OF furtherins q con-
soliaation SALE lease other disposition Of prop
erty Of. the acquisition lease OF property by.
Ths American Cotton Company. and for the ad-
yancsHent Of the Interests OF depositing stock
ho3desS through united action. Believing Il to
be for the mutual interest of stockholders that
their respective holdings be held and managed in
bulk during the period OF the Agreement. and II
. sale thereof be made during such period.
that it only BE- made in bulk and as q unit
whereby better results may be secured than by
Individual action): the COMMITTEES also Is en-
powered to 20 dispose OF the same under pre-
scr1bsd limitations and for the pro rata benefit
Of holders Of its Certificates Of Deposit for each
claa q stock. respectively.
Ths undersigned have consented to act as
Co@mittes under said Agreement. and hereby
ancrd holders Of the Preferred and Common
Stock Of the American Cotton Company the OPP
poetunity Of participating in the benefits Of said
Agreement by Hereunder deposting their stock
With the Central Trust Company Of New Yori:.
as Dspositasy. on or before the 10th day Of jan
uary. 1S01.
Negotiable Certificates OF Deposit VIII oe Issued
Ter the Asposited stock.
Copies Of the said Stockholders Agreement may
b obtained from the Secretary Of the Committee.
Dassd New York. December .. 1901.
CORNELIUS N BLISS. Chairman.
WIN. c. LOWERING,
ALBERT c. CASE,
JAMES q. CANNON.
JAMES K JONES'
DAVID r. FRANCIS,
MAXWELL wOODHCLL.
STHLNAN F. KELLEY.
Stockholders' Committee.
THOMAS E. WING. Secretary.
20 Nassau street. New York City.
SULLIVAN 4 CROMWELL. Counsel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

NEW ORPHANS HOME@The Deaza
of Managers of the st. Louis Coiored Or-
phans' Home has purchased the propertT
al No l216A Natural Bridge road and the
children under its charge have been q.
moved there from No. 1lZ7 North TWe1kth
street. Contributors have been reQueoge0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Tirged and stained &c to sc OF white.
Spot cotton market:
Galveston-ouiet at sI-lsc: receipts 1895
bales.
New orleans-ouiet a; Sc; receipts a. II bales.
Mobile-Quiet at 7Isc: receipts .2s bales.
Savannah-ouiet at .'sc; receipts .,5l. bales.
Charleston-Steady at I'sc: receipts sse bales.
Norfok-Steady at Sc; receipts 3.64 bales.
Wilmington-Firm 1t s:sc; receipts 2,0,3 bales.
Baltimose-Nominal at SAC; receipts none:
New York-Quiet CT s;sc: receipts LIZA bales.
Boston-Quiet at si.c: receipts ili bales.
Philadelphia-Q at sac; receipts 1! bales.
Houstor-Steady at 1-l6c: receipts 9.55i bales.
Augusta-steady at l-l6c; receipts .. $50 hales.
Memphis-Quiet at Sc: receipts .. .l67 bales
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-IOUISyILL LINES

Train.
Louisville ExprestCentraiia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton, Louisville:
Washington. Philadelphia and
New York .............--.....
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Florida Limited TO Louisville.
Lexington. Knoxville and
Asheville. y. c.. Chatta-
roosa. Atlanta and Jackson
yille Elm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

oe6ll WITH Prices weak.
NSPCBILC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. N.-Speculation on the curb
to-lay was practically az .tand.ti,, ana dneae SI
WheFs tr.nsactions took place. they We're ssn-
ernllv at lower prices than those current At the
cIaoo yeSterday. although the fluctuations as a
rule were IN keeping with the greatly restricted
volnme oe business Fractional lots OF Northern
aous1rfffeS nold NJ lQl
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Dry steady Dry-Te.as: heavy ,sc: Texa.
average he: native and Southern l3l.c; No /
native lac: No. native Iec: saited lIf.c: sal,ed
Selected Io saeS &C. N seleseS M ehound r. %sr, c-s
,ic per ID. less uncured 1c per lb less: culls S.c
culls. dry stock, 7isc
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

The Republics quotations are for car lots in
on orders are Charged hishele. eee'''eo s''a' lois
A PLES-Current receipts selling from seaa 50
he'd a snF aaa wasssp nso%
twis s; soal. 30 a. Dbl:
GRAPEs..catawba ponies 1sals,sc: fancy 81 20
racifI! III COAST fRtiT-o Quote: Emperor
agaSo fs5 naples at srs lsr ssaes s
for choice: Seedlings at b. IS: Florida s at 5,
FOR choiss; S fancy hisher. In oooons way 2Sas s'c
ffSEAfFLss-Floraa rs s.fhi. .sass5 per era,. for
s%I MaiAGA RsPEssSs psr fS5 per sassane es
CoCoANgTs-selingb by dealers at s55 Per ono
!R ass1E ssy at s RfS !ss per 100
PorAToEs-9acse Northern on. on srk;: White
fas Sss At % 5 ss e. shSs
sis DEL white VII 9. as 'i4e; red globe .isal-s q in
.CARRAGE-Hoiiand and Danish 81: on ,rk..
s1igl5 DEL: red cabbage $50: domestic and poor
ToMAToEs-F1orida s2.7sas.2S per s-basket
plume 55aae per don bunches: % @oo.ada asSse Ssss:
snH &c srss Psr dss sanshe. e Size
crate. Celery roots 25asoc per doz.: large at
LETTucE-New Orleans s22sG3 per bbl.; soa
e5c per bu. box for homegrown.
CARROTS-Northern fSG60c Per II Dbl.
TURNIPS-Home- grown 25930c per bu loose
PARSLEY-Home-grown at l0l2oc per dog.
'easdei: SWEET rorAToEs-New homegrown ner-
mrda 81 per bu. loose: Nansemond 81 25 per bu ::
81 7sdI IS per hamper for Jersey: choice Virginia
yellow $3.50 per Dbl.
RCTABAGAsalc per bu.
SPINACH-30G+ +0c per bu. box for home grown.
Observation-Disclosures $l.S) DER i,-bbi
and 1915 per Dbl. In a jobbing way.
RANBERRIESIChotce stock SSlS.50 per bbl.
for late varieties: Jersey S7.25d7.aJ: Wisconsin
HoRsERADIsH-sl.so .sods per bbl on orders.
PARSNIPS-NOrthern 3150 per Dbl.
CAULIFIOWER-New California H.15d2 Der
BEETs-ssa5cc per 100 lbs: New Orleans 4uu
5Oc per doz. punches.
GUMBo-New Orleans 81 per crate:
leans.
EGGPLANT-F1orida AG5 Per crate.
HUBBARD SQCASH-Northern $l.15 per bbl.:
Arkansas summer $1.50 per box.
RADISHE+Sew Orleans 35si4ec doz. punches.
KOHLRABI-New Orleans 60c per dog. punches.
GREEN PEPPERS = Florida &2.2592.5o per
crate.
STRING BEANS-Sfarket firm. Quote: New
Orleans fiat green 81 and round green 81 .2591 .5'
Texas 1-3-bu. box lsGypc: round green bu. bxs
ENDIvFs-s2ds % per bbl. for choice
MUSTARD GREENS-New Orleans 81 per bhl
CJCUMBERS-Eastern hothouse s125 per doz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Swiss-Choce lSc: No. Ieal5c. Brick lIl:c.
Provisions
Pork-New standard 3i6so6ls..5 in jobbins
Lard-cho.ce steam E. side s..s,se per lb.. in a
''Ss Green HamsNIa T car lots f. O. b. E side Hams
-le-av. at i9c: 12s at sac; las at Sac lSs lss
aa IS q. at ssnss Sssasfe
a:c: New York shoulders at nc. From block
held at sssisqs .soc: 4o-av. at s.sSc c. l. {. Bxd
SIC: Cribs sD at s I Clear SIDES sides at se bellies at
s,.asse as in average: plates at Sc; IA. backs az at
higher orders.
sscon meat At from p aa
to Isc for fancy light: hams at losau,se: i call
Plain as Smoked n ss messs Mw IN a9k
way RANGED: Extra short and cribs at s@se: clear
at SIC Dealers charge higheF on orders. 'NSN-
Country Lard-choice 7,iase.
2 at 5a5i.c: cake at S,sc. Packers prime and
Gresse-Smaii. Irregular lots country: Brown at
81 ssss ss asc @ e seiiew a at iae: White at
sgzss iaAs. ssss as thin ewes and bucks as
vesis-Lght receipts; firmer. Quote: Choice ia.
ga, 4g5,sc per lb.: heretcs rough small and thin at
Beef-on orders: Bbld.-Plate at $3.50: Fulton
Live Poultry-Young chickens. choice &C.,. old
ROSTERS 3i.c: staggy young roosters oci old hens
SC. Turkeys-Averags receipts sisc Geese Gop
for fuli-feathered) &c. Spring ducks-Choice white
&c per h.: small and dark &c per h. Geese
Plucked at Sc. Pigeons Soc per doz.
Dressed Poutry-Scaldei and undrawn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens-Average &c: roos-
ters &c. Tlrkeys-Choice 7,sc: rough &c. Ducks
7i.c. All poor stock. including sweating. thin.
scrawny. etc, nominal Geese 5G6c.
Roasting PiGs-isc to s1.25 per head.
Fresh Ffsh-Steady. Quote: Sunfsh at Sc; crap
sE ALL lie for l-rge: white has. &c: dressed cat
Sic spconbill &C., dressed bullheads &c; buffa
Sc: sheeplead &c: white perch 2ifc
Game.S9uirIel at soc per doz for young: old
cfavn 81: drawn sl.5o. Prairie chickens S. Phcas-
ant IS. Wild turkeys-Toms. per lb Ice: hens.
per H.. Sc.
Ducks = Mal!ard s.. blue-wing teal $3.50:
green wing teal 50. mixed sl:7s: eanvasback s.:
redheads $50: drawn ducks Soc dog. less.
Beer-Carcasses loc Per H.. venison saddles 10
Glsc per lb. Antelope saddles 1aI.c.
Rabbit-Cho;ce 6OG 15c per doE: nominal. Pos
sum Io92sc. Jack rabbits 81 per doz
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
Eggs.

EEpuBLlc SPECIAL. 4.
New York Dec. n-Recefpts to-day 4.0f6 cases.
A better feeling developed to-day under an in
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
EARLY GAINS WERE LOST
ON SPECULATIVE SELLING.
WHEAT CLOSED DULL AND
WEAK.
Corn Was the Strong Card, but
Market Sagged on Profit
Taking.

fns line Of buying until the end of the
first hour, the basis Of the upward move
ment being light receipts and beartsh
weather reports from the winter-wheat-
growing section. As II usual on Saturday.
traders were wary OF carrying over long
lines. This sentiment coupled with de-
caused q sharp reaction. which carried
wheat !s0Ao below Fridays close.
May wheat opened !tQac on at SS1ac to
S3ssc, advanced to SOS and closed at s2iis
Gs2ssc.
Corn was stronger than wheat. Though
there was considerable liquidation, the mar
ket scored q fractional gain.
May corn opened hzQssc up at 6Sasc to
695sc, advanced to 10c and closed &c up at
6o3sc bid.
May oats opened &c up at 47Tc and
closed l-lSc on at 47ssGE11c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

large lose: n. Y. small 11sc. Limburger l2c.
Sw!ss-Choice bc: No. lall3c. Brick ui:c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
POULTRY.

Nothing Doing Saturday, but Oatlo06
for Christmas IL Good.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Dec. N.-Dressed Poultry-Aesxsi..
to-day 2 228 pgks. Christmas outlook-1nvcices NJ
frst OF week are light. and. with advices mon
Ohio. Indiana and Michigan light. the prospectf
will undoubtedly have q large quantity Of oret--
nary to medium grades. There was little or 10
Chicago. Dec. H-pressed poultry drm: tuR.
keys 5610c: chickens s8Sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

NE.
, Of Trains at
-.
rtay and Sunday
pt Monday.
y except Saturday.
IION STATION.
Depart Arrive.
G::55 am ss:Ss pm
ss::4l am sS::2s Pm,
ti1:I am 1866 pm
IS u an1 a::5S pm
$3.50 an, S:ss pm
els pm .e:io pm
..:15 pm ~.5s I'm
T:D pm 1853 am
T:E pm 1879 am
:2l pm 10 am
sS:::.I pm .:io am
esd. pm .:ls am
si1:1o am
daily, SOL a. m.
m. except sum
$50 p. m. daily:
,ilv
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

ST. l.. X. c. 4 c. r. n.

ST. L.. X. C. 4 c. X. n.
ST. LOUIS LINE.
Train. Depart ArrsvA
l0l-Iae Maii-Eeil.. Mo-. and
intermediate points 'S:S pm ~" ~
l05- ICS SUNDAY Special-Belle.
Mo-. and intermediate points s.;N an ,N, re- pm
ll5-il6 Accommoda tion-Belle. Mo-, and tntexne-
date points daily except sunday. leaves San-
deyenter avenue at 6:s9 a. m and fofsyto
Junction At 40 = m. Arrives Al EWING wv
nue. at SIS D.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

POSTMASTER WILL LECTUDB%Heo1~
master F. W. Baumhon will deliver 4 he.
ture on "The Post Once and It's Metho08s
at the st. Louis College Of Pharmacy -
December IL The lecture will be given I'M
der the auspices OF the college alumni a..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
st. Louis Cotton Market.

Black and seedy at from &c to &c per ID. le.
1sc allowed on old and 2oc cr new wool SKIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURDAX
TRAIN SERVICE.

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratict stseetA
except sunday 4el. s:l6. 80 s:Sl 1905. II Is A.
m: 1905. 1:i. 2:!e. 400 $40: So. 500 p m
onIy-5:s4 5:o5. s:e5 a I3sss. 5:s1. II: ~ p m,
Leave Washington averue. except sunday. s!es
S:s1 1:4l. S:5S, l1:09 E:e3 n l2:e. 1:4e. .:So
4:e. 5:14. SO. SOC m. saturday and SUNDAY
only-n:S5 p m. Sunday only-5:2.. s:03. 9aS a.
M. ie::csc SIS. Has p. m
westbound-Leave Granite City. except Sunday.
5:l5 S:o4 7:oo. s:l4. s::s. 1882 a. m: llo. ::ts
3:23 4::sS 5:&4. SEQ. 1:l2. 9:lt p m. Saturday
only-4:50 .. Sunday only-l2:l5. 5:SS. s:o9.
l0:GS q. m: les. 500 p. m.
Leave Madison. excep. Sunday. 5:19. s19. ::oS
sIS 9:Ss. 0:i6 a m: Is. 2:1s. JET. go, sos.
.:f, e:21 p Saturday only-4:5s D. m. Sunday
cnly-l2:0. 600 S:e5 1905 a. m. 1907. 6:aA p.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Madrid. Dec. 1.-The report Of the Bank ce
Spain for the week ehded Yesterday shoWD:
Gold in hand Increased 5000 pesetas: sftvsP
In hand Increased ss3. 900 pesetas: notes ID e1rs
culation decrease. 3.sfs,0o pesetas
Gold was quoted yesterday at H-77. rs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
Flu rs.


Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less and
Northern 15g25 per cent more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

me
Depart. Arrive.
10 am ffO:3 am
20 am 3SI5 arn
90 am It's pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

vANDALIA Ii,
PENNSYLVANIA LINES W
BCRG-PENNSYLSANIA
Train.
Trains Nos. 20 and q. New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimere
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and New York
Local ...-....-..........
New York Limited
Columbus and Eastern Express
Vandalia Accommodation.....-.
Indianapolis and New York
Express .-.-.---.-....--...
Fast Mail .......-......-..-..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
(C1aver Leaf Route)
Train Depart. Arrive.
'-rhe Commercial Traveler''-
Toledo. Buffalo ard New
York Observation-Disclosures. $50 pm s7:<o am
Buffalo and New York EXPRESS s1:2S am s{iA ym
Ramsey Accommodation. ....... s5:0k pm s9:Q0 an
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

80 pm f6:6 am
$50 pm $50 pm
t5:2i pm ts:4s am
$50 pm $50 am
'1o:O pm sI:c5 am
ROUTE.
Depart Arrive.
s3:c5 am s;::ss pm
90 am T:l5 pm
ss:,i pm s::o, pm
IS 90 pm C::I am
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
HlO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
t.::2 am 5::m pm
S::0 am S:s5 pm
1900 am 6::i5 pm
ti4::e0 pm $3.50 am
SOS pr, T:0 am
AS p. m. Arrives
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
FRISCO SYST

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation $1,000
Texas and Kansas Nail. for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma.
Dallas. Gainesville and Fort
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

ST. LOUIS TINE.
Arrivals and Departures Of Trains
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
IIi1Aa-

-BAGGING -ETc.-Ragginx per yard: is.-Ib. a:
5ssc; lib. 6a.c; lb. at sic Iron cotton ties
ssc. Hemp twins &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Prices on Change.
The following tables show the range Of pric,
on future and cash grain:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-03
ENID WILL
TRY TO GET
HIGH SCHOOL
VIII Hold Election on Septem-
Der Third.
WAUKOMlS IS KICKING
Must Wait Till Enid Makes
Stand.

Enid. o. T. July 2.-The county commis-
sioners yesterday ordered that an election
be held in this county on Tuesday, Sep
tember on the proposition TO locate a
county high school at Enid. The election
was ordered without petition. the com
rnissioners deeming that the time had
come for higher education in the county
and Enid the proper place to locate such
an institution. The order stipulates that
the city of Enid is to pay all expenses OF
the election. It is rumored here that
Waukomis viii file petition for the high
school tomorrow, butthere can be no
action taken upon it until after the elee-
ton, when, If Enid is turned down by the
people Of the county. Waukomis can have
a chance; otherwise Enid VIII be the site.
However owing to Enid being centrally
located and the county seat it is thought
to be a certainty that the high school
viii be voted to this city.