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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Wool.
Fruits and YeretnhI.n,


a5s, ol baass unless e,4srEise specified. small lots
CKAFESCiimsx BASKETS: Coucords. Michigan
Dony Deiawars sSlsc SiaIsns sSI9~ N7'
ba- baskets at S18s0c.ae-
lasS.t crates Al Sss5Sc. and l-5-b1. basket AZ
APPLEs-Per Dbl. fancy and hizh-colored at
~ -,irs eHI'eS az N,sl9!,;s: good a. t-@4l
o. sales 81 Sai.9 " DN
PAcIFic COAST .~FRUTrs-calI toraiG pears
o~noulago and buerre del At IL .54i.S; buerrs
pSr E-.S. BY TaSiv FI SIsb1a s e a. ASils
mgs<rat a. 3l.DGI.59 per half crate. Peaches az
inEEi HRR itaii PP, Prin1s a; sSasgs Pr box -.
bhl o. Ic per bu- box loose.
Pc l9
higheE sicily at E,S5ss and vsrdm at s2.:s3
.S Sh 8 81 53SsY. rs S.S On 5s INK a. a9 ~. sor ssho;5ss
orders AZ $40 per box hishsT.
q o bunch p ca S SEs'rs ,,,,,,z
PLNEAPPLEs-FioridA at g. : per. crat..
CRGNBERRTES-SeT Cape cSd sSssgs Per
to- Fq ss!s59 ana s9ss sSs ss ss5Jy s Ralo {: ss g sSo 80
straw: Northern. on trS. offered at 1GG for
sc idS : SiSss: 2o 4s q SI t4r Mse a. aSse And ssi
sQU&SH-Hggs-srown a. BsNe per su. box
RTT9EAdA&SaH5s ses 6u. IN bum a.,
StHLNG- .BEANS-Hosne-groTn At ea%o Ter
CABBAGE-On orders Ssfs per ton: Northern
At feqs.0 per ton for domestic and a69 for Hol-
land seed; homegrown 5cGJc rer 100 lbs.
SAUEIkEAUT-NeW az 81 8 per half Dbl. and
&9 per Dbl On orders higher.
GIMBO-Home-erovu at F0GFc per peek.
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Hdl25 Per bu box
SWEET POTATOES-Yellow at SOC: queen 90
Sc: Bermuda fe. and red Nanseuond a. S36S5a
Der hu. box
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Eafoe per bu.
loose.
PARsNIPSoGoo a bu. box
per DOR bunches-
CELERT-MlchiEan at lo7lsc per don punches.
Case: Flat al 2S4Ec and square eases az 58Sa&
hone-srown al l5HSc per coz. eunehes: eelsI
roots at S1lfoc per doE-
BEErS-s5c per Dbl for homegrown: l562c0
per hu-
CARROT@Northern at 81 per 100 ros.t home
grown at 4oE5Ac.
LETTUCE-Steady. Quote HOMEGROWN a. 10
e per hu- box
pEPPERS-Hcne-Erown green AZ SQ3co Per bu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at EnHEc per hu.
loose. New Orleans t0ESc per doLs fancy large
higher.
SPINACH-Hom%Eovn At 1odI5c per gu. box.
CRSIP@Nc homegrown az 1880 Der bH.
box and &C a Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures Per Dbl. On orders
higher.
KALE-Home-Erovn At 10 4 bu. box.
GARLIC-Nsw Orleans new at 5aeo par ID.
PANS OSIOSSNdi-1o per crate.
MUSTARD GREENS-tnc a hu- box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ t-58lo Pc
crate
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miscellaneous. Markets.

FEATHEKs-In demand: steady. Prime live
Esese In sIail SKI sc; n arg sEs; sc cray
/ y EH5Fc. X ISGs+c. xxx 104ftc: xxx &c:
sHls s esS S- On Ih iasrS' 3 CIV Sn 'n e. ssst n
bEERSEINS. ETC-Prme dssr-kns &c per
h s slsfk l each z9 dana as@ssE q g eSt antelope H' per
BEESWAXTT2giet az 6 per p. for prime
TO SIC; shearliHEs at 20 to &c: dry stock. fallen.
-RoOTs-Ginsenk at fpn a.Rs4: lady dip
Ter 1t So seneea, SGfsc; pink AZ tie; golden sal
s.: bark o. tree stse: blood at &c: blue ssE a.
&c: s~assafras bark a. e. Wild Eingsr At SC; snake
NEL3WEER sEED-A: nan per lS p.
CtsIoR BEANs-n-s Per bg-
for 10 l and lo&e for Nc. :: small quantities 10
CoTT66NIIsEEE66 1911 9II 10 yellow At ~.
white foe winter yellow &c: winter white "a:
sHoPsESev@Ssv. York al sssxe. western At
z7geac= Esvsrian az sac
DRIED GREEN -PEAs-Joehing from store:
Ordinary at III: Scotch u.7eai-Ss split =;
WHITE BEANs.HaadPlsked beans in a smalI
slSS per by maehine-picked az GG5 Linz
fornia pink az sc: ienuis az 4Ec; New York
sACERSRAUT-To 3osbers at us per half
bbI. Pa per bbI. on orders dealers charge N.0
HoNEY-Com5: DARK 1oails;, hrisht ameer y
Siie; fsaey white Si9yeT lsEne SSSthsTn IN
- a.
FIiPTY BARRELscCai oil, turpen,ine and
Tsht eI ami varnish &c; sugar re; whisky Sc:
s piekl sai T. ssi, g noar 1se. moIsssss sSe: Isfd
tes &c, Ic OF for each broken head. C on FOR
Mos3Gray mixed Isa1xe:. gray brown and
TX az s,afc: X az pl4Sc: XXX al 10
Sc. Inferior picked less: extra Black &C.
ton: Fair SEQ common tb55o; choice at SIS
sEAcs rTc-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at sc:
ola r6ps No. / Manila ne; No. ? AZ 0c. rubber
~BoSEs-choies el.aehsa at SIS per ton: other
Ats5SRRP" RRoN AND M~ETAL-P.r 10 rs
vi S7a,k i.ea s.: . tow eeS; burnt K: IiEst
haas 50 heavy bras o. copper ~ ENC A"i
'' FTtoFc5RN-Nsw White at T5csn lga lbs.
rs quote: Farmers stoek-Red at
ILaLs per III white E=a=ac.
At i~fsi5se Tor hard shell and ioEGibxc for sOn
sacsiIIDrR-sold at sfR4-s8 per bbf.
HICKORY NCTs-WS Snots Fer b. at &c for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best bid at Si.5 Per
"SoRGHUM-Prme new quosabIs At 2oa2Sc per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUP-Ndw sugar At
Sc per ID Canadian az lie; maple sirup at co
GRAss sEEDs-Timoshy a, ssas.s: clover
COoPERsTUFFSLQuot Cotton 1our Dbl at
q : u 6. mn r SRi- rus a. = 81 q Nc! az 81
kes a. Slsgis; lsrd tisreSs a. 81 PORK bsl a. SiA
i-Iti5rS stock for apDle bbf a.. ~ ~.
lard teree &c; pork bbi. Ike. 9aaved hoop
is-bb1 So: cosed elm 81 oak and tlsrce. copper
shaved tsaS pork bhL Is
and f.S for irun-bound hills pork hbIs. AZ s7l<c
81 Ter Te9i-s9u2d ti-0 FOR -iron1bcund: oeo
bbls- 5te5 ngt-top do. ale; ts-bbis. -: meal &c.
csBsssiRs per y.sd ND e
cotton ties At ii.GSs Hemp twins -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
by TELEGRAPH.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS N-T-
Memphis: Team. oct. 1.-THE river here stands
IL teet on the gauge, n fail Of 3 OF a foot IN
TIE last = hogrs The Hees Ice arrived lasS
nlght FROM 81 Louis with i.so packages Of mrr-
ehendise FOR this place and returned at ] a. IN.
WITH Iair ,TiP. The james Lee eeTartsd at s
DsEisd az . m f9r Ashport. Toe sadie Lee de-
a. 6 p N. FOR Gold Dust. The Delta arrived last
niEht IRON Nickshurg and returns Tomorrow
city Of Idaho have fallen cut. and their susinesi
VAL % hereafter run by a receiver appointed by
river to-day we're iGSs baiss cotton. e BAGS seea
cotton and G-3L3 sacks cOtton-seed. The s. II.
az : a. m Tor New orleans.
PadUgsh. Ky .oc,, 1T-River gauge read. 81
feet The Bob Dudley from Evansville arrived
n 20 81 a. F ., and lsii on TetuTp Trip at 70 a n,
morning and returns Tonight. me j. ~ Rich-
arason viii arrive early In the morning from
morrow morning. TIE CLYDE Ras b @tp ar al y d SS
q The Tennessee River. but viii likely be in
.yIeksbuIg. Miss. oct. I'm. gauge to-day
SsaM,l ls1 let a rise o. g Of a foot. The
labor. tut the Outlook Is ihai the 81. Joseph viii
be able 70 get out on time to-mgrrow. The Chsl-
meie RAISED down during Last night with So
hsieS ot cotton The Senator C0rdIl arrived and
~. TIE G~5T-r5nss, bsse ESsy SgSsa e due
rived from below tonight.
Chester. III. Oct I5.-RIver falling: gauge i2.s
feet Wsa,her fair Boats down: Chester al |
? m. Columbia at 80 A. m. United States
csism6is az p m. GreT EssiSs- ~ n =. sS@f { M;
United states steamer King at 40 p. N. Chss-
Cairo; N. Oct. r7-Ths river EauE. reads l.
ieet shaving a fan OF = during the Last -
hours wea,her fair and warm The T II
DdN4s Departed for the Lower Mississippi ~ SD
a m, with tow q bsrEes- Ths JSe Fowler was
IN and out on time. The Ferd HArold departed
for Memphis al Sis p. m. with a good trlp.
Cape Ctra-deau. No. oct. 1.-THE Grey Eagle
passed up Al II last night. The Chester down
at II A. m. returning al 40 p. m. The Josie
and one large up at 10 a. m. The General Alb
bolt down a. > a m. Weather fair. River fall
ms.
GTand Tower. m. Oct. E-o-aEe up at 5 a.
m J. n Hickman NJ at SO a. m. Grey ElEie
~ Al I'D a m Chester down AZ ? a. N. osaEe
down az 2 2. m Chester due. The gauge reads
lsz feet and falling. Weather clear and warm
Waraw. III. Oct. fT-GauCe reads IS feet. a
fl of = Weather ciuudy and cold Gardner and
Young passed W. sidney down. Silver Crescent
In aid out.
Burllngion. Ia. oct 1.-THE river Is about on
in and out
Louisville. Ky. Oct. I7.-River rising. In canal
4 fee 4 on falls , feet . and below locks S feet
S inches. Clear and pleasant.
Evansville. Ind. Oct -Riv SIS and rising.
Cloudy and warmer. Indications Of rain.
Wheeling. W. Va. Oct T-RtVer s feet J
inches and falling Clear and cool
Pit;shurE. Pa. Oct. .-Rlye So feet and fall
INK. Clear and pleasant
Cincinnati. O., oct. .-Riv 10 feet. Gear
and warm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

Sw York. oct. E.-Flou-Receipts 2-sl
Ibis sxpSlis sos ModsEss.ly ssuys and held
dIli. EDo2o SPOT and 70 arrive CornHsal
hrm. Rye steady. barlsy sessay hm. Ne
; - ~ elevator: 10 ? red 1Ap7sc Z o. b.
ssH5et: No / hard Manitoba SSg&Ac Z o b
afuat. Options opened easy on Disappointing ca
IL rallied AID had an irregular advance. with
elrn. holdinE nrm al DAY bHyins va. 49,
lessened crop estimates. until The last hslt hour;
Ehen II 1851 ofesu's = ~ nst ssvanse Nav
- 7,ieG:si-S closed sc: Dee. .0EgS s-Ise. closed
spsSS hS8: No. sse" elevator and Is { .. =
anoat. No yellow &c. No : Ehite &c. hqlt.
and. while occasional periods q reaeilon &C,
Cured the general ue1d was stF2ns!y ugNa.d
ssetures. me maTkst cl5sei hiEher- Jan. closed
80: sfay S4Gcsc. closed Sse: oct. SaS
/ De-. s7asEc. ciosed sc. Oat-Recelpts Sow
bu exports-s2bls. SPOT firm. No. ? sFfc: stan
fard white &c: No : white &c; No 3 white
sfi.e. trk waite 3spfic, Options with other mar
kets; oats held nFm all day. but were quiet
Dee ss,se Sio5sd 80 Hay nm, HOPS nm,
nrm. rennsd hrm; Continent No. : A. Nz5.
city s,4c. country 6.9sc- Cottonsecd oil QuieI
Rice FIRM Moiasses firm.
red westsrn winter 5 SD. 40. / Northen
spring 6 6isd: No I California g. 81 Futures
Spot hrm. Am. mixed & VrL. Futures hrui. oct.
nominal; Jan q nd March = 81
hard sSIc: No. NortheTa essr. No i Northern
Use Nov. dSc. Dee 60. Nay 52zc- outs
Peoria. Oct. TT-c5ru hrner: No. ; ssls oats
On 1Ss basis 81 tfS fo HI asi.5Sd FIX ES Wh'Ns-
Chicagd. oct. E;-Cash quotations were a. fol
lows: Florr steady. Wheat-No : spring 90
&c No : yellow s-ac- Oats-So. : 2.aeSisc:
hSrley-Falr % choice mailing pgssc. FIaxsced
No. ! fi,is; No Northern SIS. C~iover-Con-
bhl. NslHisG: short ribs sides Uoose). Eif.ssf
L shoulders thNdl G-asalo. short clear sides
.h1dJ A-uA2 Whisky-basis o. high wines.
Liverpool. Oct. I7.-Baeon-crmberiand cut
quiet. IS. clear bellies quiet. S. 81 Lard
IS "a Cutt0n-seed oi-Huii refined. spot dull.
- 81 HOPS AZ Lsndou Unacinc Cnastl nrm. Is
LsHcL Receipts q Whea: duTag the last thrse
Receipts % American corn during the last three
DAYS 4ts@ c~entals Weather hnc-
desrc. MAY 60. cash No = hard 6sTegLrs
-. @aase: 10. rcd size: No. ] GisRsic.
on.oet sc Dec Nay SSsc cash
No. ) SC. Olts-No. : white 1fGl5-~, ne
No AltE Hay-Choice timothy fipHl1.-0: do
pfaiie 1Seul4 b~utter-Creamery 1Gzc; dairy.
Kansas CITY. No. oct. T-Rece,nts-vb~.
r2e0 hu corn sLs9; oats 1l.O0 shipments-
Cincinnati o.. Oct H-Wht-ky-brsuusr' IN
isaei gods steady on basis o. SIX
cash &c: Dec. lEs.c: MAJ me corn dull:
Dec. &c: Nav EAc. Oats uulet. Dec. rte
Nav 33lc Rye-No 2zc CIoyrr-seed active.
Nllwaukce. WIS. Oct Ta-Wheat higher Cicss
No. ! Northern 54asr4c: No : Northern ~
60; Pee sc I've htSher. No l 5i,-c Bar-s
Minneanolis- Oct E-Nheat-Dec. 7OEaa0.c:
May asc on trk 70. l EArd y: No. I North
FIs1-Cash N-is.: oct. MS. Nov SITS: D..
NiJ1 Nay 3L0a. Bran IN bufk 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Army ORDER.
REPUBLIC sP6rIAI

SPE-LAL
WASHINGTON. oct. T.-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
Captain Adam Shaker and First Lieutenant Ed
ward KfmmeL. Artillery Corps. viii report 20
Lieutenant colonel John Story. president o. tho
animation 20 determine ther fitness Tor promo
Ths following officers will report 20 Major Rob
EFT LughbOrouEh. president 81 the Examining
ton for promotiun- Second LaeuteuaEts William
Austin. Seventh Cavalry. Milo Corey. THIRTEEN
Infantry. William Haycraft. TWenty-secund IN
fanty: Rowland Pike. Twentieth Infantry; Ar
Crockett. Twenty fourth Infantry. ard Joseph
Wilson. Sixth Infantry.
The following transfers are made: second Leu
tenant Beverly DAILY from the Thirtlcth Infantry
William Walton from the Thirteenth Infantry 20
the Thirtieth Iuflrtry. Company ? Lieutenant
Walton will Join his company In the Fhilpplnea-
and when he toias Il Lieutenant DAILY viii join
The leave sranted Major silss Wolf. Nine;eeuth
Infantry. is extenued two mcnths.
Captain Charles Tyler, Nineteenth. infantrT.
viii report 10 Colonel Charles Coolidge, presi-
for examination for promotion.
The Board Of Oflcers appointed 20 meet A. fort
Banks. Mas. Iuly -. Tor the examination OF
c~hsplsins fer appointment In the army is DIS
Captain Andrew Hammond. Eighth Cavalry.
will report by letter O. the Chief QuArteTm1ster.
Department o. the Missouri for duty In ccnrec-
ton with the inspection OF cavalry horses AZ
Contact Surgeon Samuel De a now At
san FrEncisco. l. ordered % this city Tor an
nulment Of contract
-Raifrru. Fifth Infantry. Il extended one month.
Lave FOR one month Il granied First L-utcn-
ant julien Gau5ot. Tenth Cavalry
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Speculation took a wido ms in the local market yesterday. All casses OF traders
we're active but the final accounting SHOWED THAT outsiders held the whip hand Early IN
the session the professionals who had bought 50 freely the previous day attempted to
eaet their lines with the apparent purpose Of buying back N the decline They e%ned
without the host Of country SPECTATORS ho we've waiting for Just such a chance" get
In cnTs we're snappei up 50 eagerly that many OF the wise ones who sold early we're
more than willing to buy At higher pHcesh before the close LSghhnate market mu-
tons we're neaLv an bmtb weather reports were again favorable and the movement
TO market was brisk
heavy buying in Chicago was the PRINCIPAL bull factor n corn Local receipts we're
moderate and weather cnMuors were unsettled Rain had fhen over the greater pr-
ton ot the belt In the Iat hour the market vas strong in sympathy with" wheat
Dee wheat opened sQhe O n and closed isFac Up
Dee corn opened L+ p and closed &c up
Dec oats closed UHc up
Receipts OF pmaueev we're large and pdeesv we're steady TO a u#aes easier"
Local securities were generally higher with an excellent investment demand for hc-
urs and banking issues ri
Ysterdays bank eearHss were sslos balances S@4T. DhcOu, rates we're steady
between 81 and prc cent
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GRAIN MARKET BROADENS,
WITH ACTIVE SPECULATION.
WHEAT AND CORN CLOSE
HIGHER
Longs Attempt to Sell Out, but
Offerings are Well Absorbed
by Outsiders.

There was a great deal % activity in The
local grain market yesterday. Though
nearly all OF the legitimate conditions were
again bearish. both wheat and com closed
higher. Receipts were again fairly large.
but foreign markets were higher. Profess
sional traders were the principal sellers
Though this class freely let so the Hnes
they had been accommodating Tor severn
days the downward movement was cneGheI
by an excellent outside demand ~hicn W.
more than suflcicnt 10 absorb All oHeE4ns
Ia Modern Miller says: -
Another week OF hisniy Ldsui AD
weather has permitted farming operations
TO be pushed vigorously. The seeulus ~
winter wheat IS fuils up 10 the average y,
the season. y large area has been setleI
ard The total when completed. may eNceeI
tha- OF last year The wheat sH9~5
strong growth. as moisture has teen pLehG -
nj Some Increase Ii notel Li
the farmers deliveries % wheat where ial'
Areentine Shipments OF wheat to Europe
for the past week 5000 bu-, against none q
vS.ek AGO. and 5000 bU. IN 1911
Dec. wheat opened Sfstsc or and sold at'
7Dz,c. 70Sc. D7,c. z1c. 7AS .Oae nag, va
7B-sc. &c. Ike. sl4c. - ass "Ae' "a"
Scattered rains anorced excuse Tor q 31L
Increment In corn. Chicago was buyins
freely. A great deal OF long stun came Yu'
on the advance. but the demand kept 80
with the supply. The market Wa It
s~t-enrThened by the appreciation In WneA,
Argentine shipments or corn 10 EuIoPs
FOR he past week were 10000 bu-. against
$4,000 bd. a week < and 1hVo ou- eye1'
ago.
Etse. uSc. ass. ASe. nSe. &c. nsc. =
use. ut.c. SAC. fi1c-
Receipts OF wheat at St Louis were l4o.to7
bu. Of which 4.5E SKIS. and lGl ears Iocai
and 10 cars through. against A%A ou-' %
which all local. In l&l-
Receipts OF wheat At primary points NetS
I.9825 bu.. against sla.0oO hu- IN ISL anu
the shipments were Sll.2O bu-, against 9l+.
O0 bu- Northwest receipts were 10 cars
against 81 cars last year Chicago receives
100 90 bu. and Kansas CITY $50 bu I'M
c-learances OF heat and -four equaled Uo,Wl
bu. OF wheat -
bu.. OF which s. SKIS. and 4 cars were local
and l car through. against $50 ou-, or
which y cars local and lOl cars through IN
1911
Receipts Of corn AT primary pcints were
2f5. 1875 hu.. against J5.01 bu- IN lsl. ana
l3S.1l2 bu.. against SiosO Du- Cnl-
cagO received 2e.4O bu. and kansas Clty
Il. go hu. C~learances were AGO bu
Receipts Of oats At St. Louis were 100
bu. OF which - cars were local and cars
through. against SEQ bu.. OF which = cars
local and 6 cars through. In 1901
Receipts OF oats az primary points were
E5l.SS bu.. against $4,000 bu- In 1901 anu
shipments were &9.SS bu-, against ES,uV
bu- Cielrances were son ou.
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Psrk-New standard ma per 100 lbs. In = joe-
bfrr vav I-i al Sis
Nfin5,ce steam On r. side closed norrlaaiiy
~ 16 sAI kettlersndered al He 20 uAc-.
Gr.-n Hnms-Car lots held {. o. D. L SIZE
.hits. E-am--1lav- at Ec. Is AZ uac. ls al
uTsr. rs at 1lAc. is al iQsc. 3s at lrtr
scanned ham-4ta AMI 1885 AZ lF.c. IG2fs al
fg.r California at sc. New YORK shauste-s
Tfsria-avl slac- From the block. dol Hams "a;
II. 10 Ialzc. bellies a. lie 10 i1tzc. CaIlfcruias AZ
saS.-. Nrv York shoulders at sac
ID : Meats-To arrive G. 1. Z. loose Curel
cribs closed uominNliy, sl-av. at u-e0cs 4-Iv. al
l.s.hc. F-av. At u-sc- Bid lots N n joblsns
way ranged: Extra shorts nee. cribs at u-c.
short clear al Ec. bellies at lG=. plates At
i0c. fat hacks at t0Ae: standard backs al lie.
Dealers charge higher on orders.
Encon-BNd- = C. meats In a tobbtuS way
ranged: Breakfast bacon az from Ipzc for heavy
70 Iitse for light: hams a. IA fusc. CsiifoEaiss
smoked bls- in a jo6bing ,ysy r~sngei:, ESr.
fzac. bellies al l55c;. plates at lie; tat backs
al nNc: standard Backs az &c. Higher charged
TsnoEICountty at Sc: strictly prime at &c
No. , AZ s.. Packing. choice az Iauskc-
Oleo S~tenrine-Stezdy al &c
-Grcase-Country. Brown &c; yellow 4ac an1
white f-c. Packern' at q
yellow al f<dffsc: white At 5n1hc
Frog LeGs-LarEe u.51. medium 81 small %,
~Vesls-Cholce small fat az &C per tb.i chulce
heavv A. SIdszc herethcs at aufi=c. sheep 20
01c per 10: thin ewes and bucks iz4-- Lambs
" 100 orders: BbIG-Plate and Fulton Mar
kst Sad ron a. si..D: mess AZ Nl-Gs; dried SITS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Pensions for southwesterners.

III hLA1 ~ ElAAAG
Washington. Oct. T.-Pensiols have been
granted SUuthwesterners as follows.
MissouH-ThomAs shcfneg De KALI, IS: Adam
* s51 LHaaTf B 5ScsR y; S9hn . O. h' 8 N,s S ,
g. Moist. Springfield s.: William \ HedEpr.
Asylum. 81. John J. Kelley. 81. Louis. SO; Aug.
Beaman. IS: James Lille. Seiigman, s.. James II.
M Mound. ssi! join n 4. h HssiPA joplin SiHrlAG IS. I AIRS
Chapman CORN. 81 Johanna Ettedsriekse5. s.
J white, summcryile. 3: Eizaoeth sehneEel-
s,isPes MsFTsns Sa R Na5y I'm IN ~ N~'
ArkenS9-Hary PISS Shssriu. ys rn FmR
s. minors OF Hiram Il. Hughes, TraskTood.
mInols-Georrs smlth Lake Fork. SO: Oliver
Cook. Princeton. IS; James casey FreepuTt s.:
sPsaeeT Birds DHishS IS s, Pssss bi3Wg 6Ss
kiN11E MS q , Sl5sR ifPaESs; chs a. JSSs
Ashley. IS: Nancy ]. Street. simpson, S. Made-
line boxer: R9blaso1. IS: AUGUSTUS J PhiliP Wat
kemp. EngieVood. $ Bertle Peeier. Cypress. $.
Elmira ThTseSiI ThompsoHvllie. 81 Mary Co
Iadiana-MSiiol W. Smith orseayiue. s. JO-
seph ". Elliott. St0ckweil. s.. william FIekien.
New Albany. 8: joseph A nolan. s9utn Pend.
kirchner. East Chicaso 81; John MeClout Chi
eago. s. Hiram L., Psol 80 Jane. Iolan.
so. Elijah whittsn Holland. 81: Emil. wels-
CARRIER. Rri5eet9n. 81. n-nais Nan5ey. indian-
/ Charles = Van sickle. Indianapoli- $. sarah
Isahslie nsWTadEe Ne% ,tAsi5,S Ra N 5Fa ~
Mary Hunter. Worihingtol. s.: minors o, william
Ourv Angola ia. Catharnr A. Springer. Au-
burn. $; Harriet z s@pearing. Fort wayne. SO:
Elizabeth pursel. Howlan1s, 80 Martha J.
WhItten. lincoln city. $: MARY 7. Logic. Etna
Green. 81: Rebecca Z Kimbah. Boyisst1n. 81;
Mahafa KNIGHT. GleEcn. $
nsa-Cha MuiL. kechi. -; minors %
William L. Brown. FairvieW. SIS. Lucinda Miller.
Gaieshurg. s.; EzenoTa whipPle. sherwin June
nElshoma-wmiam II. Fair. WILDER. SO. sam
uei CoIby. Lahoma. so; Jennie MeCormiek' Nor
Teras-Enosh carter. Bobbin. IS; Paul ".
Jones. BeeviIle. 81
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MISSOURI RIVER.
r,,. n.vrv nauts couples. w.r. a,,snrru

wife, newly married couples. were passenger
On the Stacker lie yesterday Tor Memphis.
The Grey Eagle Will arrive this morning from
Commerce and 60 out on the return IN the az
ternuOn.
Captain :. W. Frfstoe. president OF the Ches-
ter Lane. who has been absent from the city
for several days. returned yesterday.
The Sidney will arrive this morning from
Burlington and 70 out TO ksokuk In the after
nCUn.
Captain William ThorweiEen is making ar
rangeinvnt Tor UverhaulIng me city OF Prov
idencs. alHRR
Inc Chester will arrive this morning from
Cane tsfr.nIsau and ,Fen.r on ire -erurn a., -.
Afternoon 60
-Captatn Lightner OF the Stacker Lee states
that on the W trip from Memphis he brought
bp2 sacks d cotton seed 70 Cairo.
The bald Eagle will arrive from Peoria This
morning she departs on the return In the AZ
teineun.
The W. II. Grapevine arrived from the Ms
sQuu ANer yesterday and will ~ cut Tor the
same points this afternoon.
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Departed.
RIrer RIaIto RrevItIe..

Captain L w. Hahn OF ouaha. owner OF the
steamer Henneritta. was a visitor yesterday 20
Captain sam gregory. Of the Ease boat. store
Cptain Hahn Is looking for a buyer Tor HI
boat. He viii probably take her 20 Faducah.
The Belle OF Calhoun arrived yesterday morn
INK from Calhoun County with a good trip u
freight and people. She gees cut on the return
this Afternoon
Judge sioan and John Mcbride viii take the
City OF shefneld 70 Mound city. III. next week.
where she viii be placed on the ways
Tn Cape Girlrdeau departed yesterday after
noon FOR Commerce with a good tup.
The Polar Wave departed yesterday evening
for White River for a tow OF logs Captain Fred
DAN aaa Arthur Miller took her out
III Columbia viii arrive from Chester this
morning and depart on the return in the after
noon
II Spread Eagle brought IN LOO barrels OF
spples Yesterday, having gone through Thursday
to Hardin. III.
The Stacker Lee departed yesterday afternoon
for Memphis with good freight and many pas
senEerB.
Among the passengers on the Cape G.rardesu
yesterday were W T Montgomery and u. Q.
Burke. railroad contractors. and a. n Konig
and party. she took cut a grading outht, In
~. n. Rose and wife. End L IL Ellis Gnd
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&c per D.: inIldes llc;

at IEs,c. tongues al lttse per h: insldes itc
kuucEirs lie. outside l0lzGIc.
Live Poultry-Noung chickens. average receipts
1a.. young chickens. ? lbs and under 1C3c: Oh
ShicEerS. hens Ice. old rOosteTs s.. Turkeys. 10,
:Ur 'lli. 81 for young. good dressing worth more.
Ducks uc- Geese &C Live pigeons and squads
.1c per d1Z-
Dressed ~P1ultry-Scalfed and undrsvn. with
heads and legs on: old chickens steady at lie.
spring chickens i1Q1l1c. ROSTERS &C. Turkeys 10
NI-e Ducks Pie
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only
IucHs-Nauart. per dOz. 50. hlue-wtnE teal 20:
Er-el-wtnE teal s2=. mixed -: canvas back s.:
Eel heads -. woOdcock s.. Jack snipe 81 Is;
rilrrE N-T1. deer carcasses. per 10. Ecs venison
saddles -Fa-2c. rabbits us per doL
Hosting pags al E.51H2 per head
Ffesh FIah-Quote. per 10: Black bass at lie
cripple al - for small 70 &c FOR large. dressed
cat ~ Sc. Ero0ubuI cat at sic: builhead-
dressed a. Sc and grlss az 4Mc: bunaiO-gross az
&c. dressed az &C Tor large and. 3i4e Tor small
German carp-dresscd at &C.. small at &c. gross a
@ze; s1nhsh a. &c; white perch a. &c.