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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-03
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REPUBLIC SPECIALS

REPUBILc SPECIALS
Memphis. Tenn Oct l;-Ths Tiysr here s,.ness
hours. The Res Lee arrived early this morn
t eRsh tEGsa f d, his hGGi Pl, s.th as SEf r.E En9 a. 3 p mn m.
with = fair trip. The SnagboAt y n Aaeon2
s al ! =. iA m. eff eF yte sGm On her UP down
from Cairo she d~es.sOysd siISy So..G65 ss sss'P Pss
sacks q cotton ssed. Pilot. report ths fo.ieVinE
iss5Sf 81 iro sss, hS S q fs.t Nth ths Sick a
Peetsrs. 3 feet at Providence. , feet ~ all otnsr
cairo. IN. Oct. a-TA- river EauC. reads IA
feet, showing a rise OF II feet In The nss -
lnent boat Falrol arrived from me lover nyTF
n 80 a m, she aePsrtsd s9nta ssn \, al ~ ptna
the Peters Lee s5Iiysa 1SSm 81 Louis Z at s : r
. sod trlp, The CITY, o. C7irtoa arrived fom
81 Louis at ? m with a sod TIP dhs 3 2
N. with a CARO- o. wheat.
PsdasAh KY CT 2-Ths i've. ssgEs rsSss
this morning With a flr Trip. fhs II. w, But
torn left Tor Nashville to-day At noon with a
S Mar lre G Purp aSsssd S sSd ,so Aver lord lie ci@-
isoSTR y w sdtao Was not Sao s 81 SS 10 Sst e here Until to-day.
,nsSs. .iSes' last r.port. Is. sag, BENG re- J
and cooler. The Diamond 10 Liner sis5ey vas
" and out from * Lonis Ihe helsa Blair va,
out from Keokuk- The Mountain Belle passed
vioksburg. Ans. Oct e-GauEo showed IS
feet, q rall OF 4 OF e feet. The Belle Or tse
EEl4 CAEaTeQ IE GraEl1AAAes me III % EH
Ioseph arrived with a good trip OF seed and cot
ton for local mills. The Senator Cord-a - due
from NRtcheZ- The Natchez vas aground. Tour
hours at Lake Prcvidenee to-day. but Il OF now
and viii take 200 bales OF cotton az Home
steady for New Orleans.
Chester. III. oct. WEATHER cloudy: river sta
tionary: gauge i2-s feet. boats up: Chester a -
last night. Beaver and toS At 3 p m: b II
Davis and tow a. 10 p m. Stacker Lee n a
m. Lotus sims al C:5 a. m. Boats down; city
OF Clifton At l;S0 p. m: GreV Eagle ~ 5 a IN
Grand Tower. H. Oct s-staeker Lee % az
1910 a. m. Lotus sims up At a m. city OF
Clifton down at : a. m. Peters Lee down nj ;
q. m Grey Eagle down az u noon. The gauge
reads 1916 s-et. and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
warSaw. III. OCT. .-s,nse OF water 81 feet.
q rise OF II Weather cfudy and cooler. sid
ney. Flying Eagle. w. !. Young. Silver Crescent
IN and out on time
louisville. Ky. Oct 2-River Stationary: IN
canal : feet ; inches: on falls ! foot I inch: he
low locks J feet 6 inches. Clear and pleasant.
Cincinnati. o. Oct. River ~ feet: rising.
Clear and cool.
wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 2-River . fee; i
inches. rising. Clear and cool
81 Paul. MINI. oct. 2-Ths L. 3 steamer
Colonel Mackenzie arrived here al O'clock this
afternoon
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

There was an awakening in tn local grain market yesterday Trading was heavier
wheat and corn Renewed hterezt IN futures alarmed this shorts ho crushed to cover in
the nBt hour Most n the strength was borowed from corn Toward the end OF the
session liquidation auseda dedne. though the cash demand continued good ana foreign
markets were generally firm
In corn tbs principal buhh feature vas the weather outlook uhcb Indicated that a
CONSIDERABLE portion of the crop woud be- marketab The Cincinnati Price ue7t in
its weekly review in a measures orJSratedt these statement though IL made no e-
mate OF the proportion OF the crop which might prove ito have been iniF-I EsfautS
were modeatea and the cash Inquiry was brisk
Dec wheat opened &c NJ and losedu unchanged
Dec eno opened Ac up and cosei1 up
Dec oats closed rc up
Receipts OF produce weslarge and prices wereg generally steady to d um- easier
st. Louis Transit had xecnent support on the Stock ESHnge other issues were ao
on TIT upturn
Yesterdays ban csaanrs were Hor&SS balances Ulaal Discount rates we're
between Sd and 6pr emit "
Spot cotton vas quiet nd unchanged
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Army ORDER.
REPUBLIC sPEcIA

L Blu EEEClAL&
Washington, Oct. ARMY orders were IS
sued to-day as follows:
The leave granted Captain William .Crear.
Twehih Infantry, ts eItended two tnonth1. Cap
tain hilscn Chase. Tweniy-nrSt Infantry. Is ee-
military science and tactics at the UnIvsrSsry of
Nebraska. Lincoln
First Lieutenant Francis Usher. Assistant sur
Geon. now At Frisco. Is relieved from further
surgeon on the LAwton. snd viii report 20 me
commanding General. Department OF California
The leave granted Lieutenant Colonel Joseph
Duncan. thirteenth Infantry. h extended Two
second Lieutenant Louis soieliae. Sixteenth In
fartry, IL relieved from duty At Fort Siocum. n.
Y. AID will join his company az Fort McPher-
son. Ga
Calonel Alfred GIrard. Assistant SURGEON CEN
eraL Ia relieved from duty In this city and or
aered % Manila fog duty IN the Dividon OF The
Lieatenan, Colonel Blair Taylor. Deputy sur
geon General Is relieved from duty at Fort
and assume command Of the Army and Savy
Genef1l Hospital AZ that place. relieving Major
George Ioraey. who Is ordered 10 the Philip
Captain William LIppltt. Assistant surgeon. ls
relieved from duty at Fort MeHenry, Md, and
VIII prooeed TO Fort Aonfoc. 70 relieve Hajor
Prank Keefer. Major Keefer. upon being re-
lieved- VIII proceed 20 Fort Meade, S. D, 70 re-
VIII assume command % the United States Gen
eral Hospital AZ Fort Baylrd.- n n. relieving
Malcr Daniel Appel who q ordered 70 the Philip
capsa,a Ksrritts Ireland. Assistant surEeca. Is
q Recruits in 81 Louis and VIII re-
geon General
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ProvisIona.

Pork-Heu ssandars $40 per 100 III. IN a
Lar5-choice steam on f side closed nominaIiv
A. ioc; ks,iis-reSd.rrd at gsaiie -.
l9sc. les. ~ and IS At le+Gi0Ec- skinned
Gca milts 3 81 NNsE Yofs shoaiders s.
Prom the block ds.: Hsms loEaioEe: b;nes
York shoulders a. So
cribs closed nominally: way =, lie: E-ay.
a. n-ozise; cav al nac- bsd ios N 4 Job
H.. short clear at isc: bellies az IeSc: piatss
AZ SIC; fat backs at lote: stanaard backs al
BleCn-BKd c meats n a iobhinE way
AZ i ssd IE nse SsT aa YORK a .soaaidsrs at Tnio Fi1in
.%etsd lots f.l IN a e i2Ss's at ~: Fs sS5sa el. Ests "a
l:'se; bellies a. lsse Plates at ieEe' IA; lacks
~TaiovLcOultTy . sfS.e: strictly prime at
oieo ~stearne-Stesay at
vsi,e a. PaeS.rt st5ek-BfoEn at fSafEe
yellow e. $50: yhise 5 ~ ssan's snail
Neais-Cnoice smgil Fat AZ ea6Ec pr IL:
choice heavy AZ sie; hefe;iss a. Sgte shesp
Bssf-on order. BbIa.-Pia;e and Fulton Mar
ket and ron AZ sis-g; mes n SI-s,is: dried SETS
g Iits; ;S9g ss,s a. ~, u r Per H. 'As'ae' He'
live P0ultry-Heavy and light hens at sc:
ROSTERS Sc; spring chickens. per h. averace re-
ssess Al e. Turfssys ine Tor 90. Sc for yoaaE:
spring At Iglc. Ducks TIC Live pigeons and
SQUADS AT 81 per doE- Geese f1c.
Dressed P-oaitry-sesIdea anJ undrsEn. With
heats and legs on: Old chickens steady Al Ic.
sprinE chickens i0Hdilc. ROSTERS Sc. Turkeys 10
Gle
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only:
~puckp-Naiar Per doE. s.. blne-vin teal g 81.
Eeen-WfnE teal hE: raixed 3. canvas hack q:
red heads 81. Toodc0ck s.; jack rnipe u-Tb. piovrr
~; deer earcEsses. FER ~. iac: Vsnisou adde's
GG2c-
RoartinE paEs a s1.5 TO Si.7s PER head.
Fresh F1sh-ouote. per ID: Black bass AZ fzc:
croppis az &c for Erlal 20 &C for large d1~sed
cat AZ SIC: Epoulbin cat AZ SCI builheads-
drceaed A. &c and gross at -. bafaio-grn~s al
81 dressed AZ s. for large and g for Enal: Ger
IKE; sunhsh al &c: white perch Al e.
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- 80 am n Pm
$50 pm 10 3 am
'TiS pm fff:D pm
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MI,ceIIancou. ,Inrket..

TE2ATHERS-In demand. steady. Prime iivs
= In small, &c "a large sx- ola white 3s0te
\ @g5se: &N iSastc. NAN nHltc: NNN& $;
: sI ssE5 on laTEs Dgek-white e eaTk =
ID: hlacktHiI 70. Texas IL IS. antelope lc per
10. Euat DC each: damaged cut.
at -e per 10. ior pIime a
70 %: sheariinEs az = 70 lie. dry stocks. fallen,
Ro0TsIGiasenE at from a7sRt5. lady slip
Ter al 3: seneca .E4Ec. pink az itc: sudden seal
=. bark of ire sisc: blood az &c: blue nsE at
=; stssafras haEk at wild singer at &c snake
{~sINELQWL;R SEEb.At a . pr 100 rs
CASTOR BEANs-u= Ter bu.
for 80. / and ioas FOR so : small quantities ic
D. b more; le t9T No
white ~ winter ysilov e.: Winter white tca
HoPs-NeE~NsV YORK At Ga1e: western a;
=gs1s HsvartsH e. N5 SiSnS, a.. ,-,,n,,,., g.
per bbl.: = per hbl more this side.
DRIED GREEN PEAS-Jobblng from store:
Ordinary at lis. Scotch p.79a1-5s; spill; 3.
WimTE BEANs-Hsnd-pieked beans IN a small
iIss 3Sr su: msehins-picEsd a. ns Lima
beans at t&IS pr n: 9~iaekeye at -: ali
sAtERERAUT-ro joseers at 81 paL.o per
half-bbi-- Ge9a25 Der bbl.: on orders dealers
charge 81 Tor halves and g Tor Whoies.
iiri fNncy white eiSyrF -. Soaf6sTB m III. n
antc: IN cans sa5t-c. California can s6srsc,
rasodine Sc; 1iheEsT 7se: black si d 5q'g Ben inn. sss
lisht 81 9Ed varnish FgEar Me: whisky &:
t.. =. IL 81. for sses broken had. &C or for
.MossEGray- mixed ilaige; gray. brown ard
black mixed s92i{e msghisepleked AZ sa5l=e.
SIC: inferior picked less; extra black g..
ton: Fair $50; common .is5Se: choice az IS
FPacc Err-p.r 10 H.. Cr-, "a
Cd. Tcpe. No. l Manila u.sl: No. az 90. rubber
B0SElChoie- b,slchsd at SIS p~r ton: other
cRa 1RoN AND NrETAL-P PEI 100 lbs.
aad hIsakaEs Sc stove Cue. burnt &c: Tghs
bras 81 heavy hrss. %: copper -; enc 80:
PoPCoRS p.. c3bl.cho's- white 3 pr IoS
PFcxNs"Averars rsseip.s ssout Saile
Snots; Esrmers' s~'oek-Red a;
wALSUTsssiirs at Is. psr bu.: california
at ~ sor h;5d .h:,f aaa lSe tor q, she'll
HICKORY NUT[we quote Der bu. a, zoe for
SORGHUM CAM sEED-Best bid a; ~ per
soRGHuNf-Frin. ner quotabl. At .oasc per
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRuP-N.w sugar a,
e per n. Canadian n Bc. maple strip at eu
Grass sEEDsLTlmn,hy - r.sss..o: clover
Observation-Disclosures. ce;ton-ood four bsl
At s. =a6.N: DO. meal bhl. ~ M: No. J AZ g:
ksE II H.sis: lard tleres q 81: CORK bbI At irS
ii.ss.qnes stock fsf ample Isl ~; No . a. ne
lard t,srce &c; n2rk Dbl l1.e shared hoore-
L-bsi So; eoiied Elm s.: oak ard tierce. cooper
shaved Ss6s nork hhl $.
NJ f6r iSon,bSssd bis. BeTt bbis. At soRa:se
fsT ToosIeetna. 8 tes irsq-souns: o'sS ies 81
nst-tan 10 ne I-bhls. II: meal -.
BAGGING. ETcSRsEE5- per y.rd Nm a.
cotton ties AZ n-GH- Hemp Irvine Sc
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g % pm $40 am
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INCREASE IN NATIONAL BANKS.
Thtrty-EiEht InsdtuttOnS Were Or
EaniHed During September.

REFCBLlC bPEC1AL
Washington. Oct. 1.-The number OF na-
tional banking associations was increased
during the month OF September by the
organization OF t~hirty-eight banks. with az
gregate capital stock OF p.oso.0o. bonds be-
ing deposited thereby as security for circu-
lation to the amount Of s5G6, 40.
Fourteen OF the associations with n CAPT
tai OF 2.i25.Go. we're with individual capital
stock OF 5000 or over and rw~enty-four.
with a capital Of $4,000. were banks OF ,he
class authorized BY the amendment OF
March u. 800.
The number OF conversions OF State into
national banks during the month was seven,
OF which four. with an aggregate capital OF
Sl05.00. were Of the smaller class, and three.
with a capital OF $S75.oo0 OF the larger. Five
OF the association. OF which three were
organized with the minimum amount OF
capital stock. viz. $500. and two with 70
coo capital stock, were banks organized
to succeed State or private banks, placed
In liquidation for that purpose.
Banks or primary organization numbered
twenty-six. OF which nine. with an aggre-
gate capital OF u.6S0.0oo. were OF the larger
class and seventeen with n total capital OF
$4,000 Of the smaller class.
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CORN STEADlES MARKET
FOR ALL GRAIN FUTURES.
WEATHER NEWS CONTINUES
BULLlSH.
Trading Shows Wider Scope, With
Good Outside Buying
Demand.

In the market for local grains values
were again on the upturn. Weather news
continued 6ullish. especially on corn and
buying was brisk throughout the session
Fluctuations OF wheat were governed
largely by the support accorded to the
coarser grain Early gains were lost by
Liquidation IN the last hour.
The Cincinnati Price Current In its week
~ summary says: Farm work delayed
By rains. Ground IN good condition. Wheat
soWn coming up evenly.
Semioficial estimate Of the Russian wheat
crop Ia fsSsoau05 bu. as against 4e6.OQ.0O
b4- last year. and rye 7910yl.VD hu.. against
GLi0.oo bu. IN 1901.
Dec. wheat opened unchanged and sold at.
GIsc. CSC.
The crop killers were again busy in the
corn market Reports Of damage by moist
ure- continued 10 come Ia. Receipts We're
only moderate. and there was marked In
orders.
Dec. corn opened &c up and sold ut:
Ssse -. Sse Skc. axe. @se. Ssse. 5trs.
Receipts OF wheat at St. Louis were SSH
pu, OF which S.SS2 SKIS. and ~ cars local AMI
o. cas- through. against 9sS bu-. OF which
through in 1891.
Reespts OF wheat at primary points we're
l-&S.Sl0 bu-. as against 1-SG.Up bu. In 1901.
and shipments were 6S.3l0 bu.. as against
f6,Co bu. The Northwest received ST. cars.
against 81 cars in 1901. and Chicago received
2o.SlA bu- and Kansas City 1880 bu- The
c~iearances OF wheat and nour equaled SIS
CO. hus OF wheat.
Receipts u corn at st. Louis were 1e.0zs
ou-. OF which . sks. ard . cars local and :
cans through. against 5l3o bu., OF which =
cars local and 4 cars through IN 1901.
Receipts OF corn at primary points were
lll.@ be-. against $1,000 bu. IA 1891. and
shipments were 5S.i76 bu.. against l.IfS.0g
bu- Chicago received 1893 bu- and Kansas
City 400 bu. The ci~earances were 5000 bu.
Receipts Of oats at -. Louis were B.Sl0
bu-. OF which A. cars local and 3 cars
through. as against 43.2H bu.. of which 3
cars local and - carS through In 1911
Receipts Of oats at primary points were
6I,O2 bu.. against $500 bu. IN 1901. and
shipments were 1888 bu-, against 13.OOo bu.
The clearances amounted 20 A.eCo bu.
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Produce.

Butter firm Quotations: Ceamerv-Extn -.
hrsts oe11ic; eeconfs lSGsoc. DGry-EStra 10
Iec: Grsts lerGI7c- grpase g.
TO fair sale.
receipts lS1GTc. Receipts La
local and none thruuTh: shipped 5.sa-
~Cheese-Iobblng: Twins A. nSc: singles lie:
daisies Izisc. y. A. l2c:. long horn L.. LIN
bunrEer ioAdnc. SWi-s-New York az Byte:
choice old AZ IeGI7c. brick ItIi1Ec.
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Eggs.
~REPrRLTC sfECIAl

sIECIAL
New York. oct 2-EEEs-Receipss today IL
IS cases. sales on the exchange were OF Achl-
gan nfst- a. &c. loss OF. The market was tlme
sud the prevailing Hebrew holidays has given
the streets "A very quiet appearance. and mater
ally affected the amount Of business do ne
There WAS 70 scarcity OF lne eggs. and rspdTss
generally acre OF the high average quality *
the receipts. especially from the Central WsFt-
Seconds. ftrties and checks somewhat unsettled.
70 Tight demand from the east side trade. Quo
taripns unchanged.
PbnaGeiphIa. pa. oct. 2-Eggs dull and weak:
ncsh nearby 3hc., loss CT; do. WeStem &c: do.
Southwestern ~. do. southern GGEc-
kanras city. No. Oct Eggs arm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock IThe co1-. loss on.
case returned
chicago. oct .-EEES steady: loss on. cases
returned 4d1izc per doz-
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Charleston. 1gsI halea-
norfolk. AIS hlies.
Houston. 1873 bales
Memphis Z&3 haIes.
The net receipts az all United States ports for
- Jays we're SAN bale. a. against &a.Ul bales
@NteS ago and Zs.ot2 a year ago. exports. -
na4es Is against i5@5a baiss a year ASo:
81 Louis warehouse statement:
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KNIGHT OF

- MOUND cTTT COUNCIL NO il
~ National Union. meets on second and
fourth Frfdays each month at How
ards HAL. corner Garrison avenue and
Oryu street At s O'Clock Award 81
nftendzuce nj each meeting.
Eschsr & Bsrrs-. Secretary.
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TO-Day's Weather.
Departed.
To-day.
Fnnernl 81 CnpfnIn MontrerIIIe Green.

Many Hverfnen attended the funeral Of Cap
tain Montreville Green who died Monday morn
ing a. the home OF his daughter. Mrs. u. A.
BorEes. No. 49, Clifton avenue. Services were
held a. tie house yesterday afternoon at J
O'Clock. The Reverend George Gebauer conduet-
ed the service; Captain Green waa more .han 81
years old. and was known GlonE the river from
Memphis 20 81. Paul. having built and
ed some CT the hnest boats on the Mississippi.
The following rvermeu were the pailhenrerss
Captain /. S. Mason. Captain r J. Whitledge
Captain @. w Hill. Captain George Belt, Captain
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in ne.Os sacks o. wheat to TIE 81 Leui0 sl'-
vators.
The Lotus Sins arrived yesterday morning
afternoon.
me river began to far. yesterday. but slow
hours
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sailed 40. : i-isc ssit-I -. , iii.- Ho-s-hiaes
.DTy Green.aalt~d -W-.t~u sc. southern
-. selected No. J har- a.HeffaI NJ st.c. mart
cured go less. uncur-d Ic per %. les. Hui Ic
Der %. Jess Than c1u hides Hnrs~-Sg q.
horse 40. : 81: uEcured les.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.


Traia- Depart Arrive.
Vsllev Park Accommodation. $50 am no - am
VALLEY Park Accommodation -S.n am tS.fs am
Pacific Accommodation 1900. fse5 am It's pm
Texas ard Kansas Mail. fer
Paris. Dallas. Ennis. Hors-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita ........... no am Csn Pm
Pacific Accommodated ......... $50 pm .i0.75 am
Valley Park accommodation 81. ~ - pm frf.o pm
Meteor and Worlds Fair Spe-
cili. for Springfield. Carthage.
Jcniin. Wichita. VInfta. OKLA
bona. Denison. Sherman.
Dallas. Fort Worth. Waco
and brentwood ...-.-. 80 pm 81 - an
Valley Park Accommodates r4.in nm $50 an
Pacific Accommodated .-...... = - pm T.Nl am
Valley PARK Accommodation. Is. . pm f6:I5 pm
Valley PARK Accomnodati1n... 80 pm t7lo pm
Teras and Kansas Limited. for
Eureka SnringS. Fort Smith.
Paris Dallas. Greenvfiie. En-
riS Corsicana. Houston. Gal
weston. Austin. san Antonio.
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
RurrtCn a1f She Wesf.----.. $50 pm - am
Western Express for Spring
field. White Denis0n. Sher-
man. 0kinhnma- lrthaEe.
joplin and Neot-shs $3.50. 1000 I'm s7.f5 en-
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Tinges and stained at HEHc on white.
Gsivestcn-sR9t marSet quiet: quote miediinEs
gsc: sales u.1n bale.
MempSis So markst steady: miadinEs s
Receipts 81 PRINCIPAL points.
Galveston. E.nI haies-
New Orleans. II. bales.
Nozzle. ~ baiCS
Savannah. GSB baha-
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Poultry.
REPUEI.rc SPECIAL

~ LhA-AE ~ 6lAAL
New York. oct Live pouiiry-Trr fresh r.
t-ipts were c1pnn-d 10 a fea lots - local *
press The Hebrews were OF the market ohserV-
Ing ire N~T Years. and. without demand ~ any
desrripuon. there were no quotations.. J5b6-rs
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Hides

Hides Eteady. Dry = heavy Ecs Tex
a average ne; fallen u4l3izcs native and Ar
kansas IL: No. 1 native Eizc. No. . native lie
Lght weights &c. bull ne. sulls or glue Ic
observation-disclosures heayy Etzcs round Hight H1e;
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

Train Depart. Arrive
Rock Texarltana. Dallas. Fort
Worth and Abilene -..-...-.-. '3.05 an 80 pn
-ESprr.s ..%-~ 500 an TX pz
Fast Dav Express Dallas.
Fort worth. Austin san An
tonic. Houston and Galveston IN pm 80 pr
Texas. Mexico and California
SperiaI-Dallas. Fort Worth.
Fl Paso. los Angeles. Cal
weston. San Antonio and La
redo = pm III an
Memoirs Exnrr-s .-.-.-..-.-.-. sS:F pm 800 an
FOURTH STREET ) CHOUTEAU AVENUE
D~ Soto rad Bismarck Accom-
mnrlfLrn .........-...--.-... 10 nm Nfo An
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st. Loufs Curb Market.
Sd. IouI. Futurc prIcr.

Dec. wheat Gse bid. puts S'.c to sc: calls
sac 10 Gisc. Dec. corn &c sellers. puts s3.c
sellers. calls 4oizc 20 4gSc bid.
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CHICAGO; PEoRIA ST. LOUIS
COTTON belt.

ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Train- Depart Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
Wia Bismarck and Drltal.-.- 500 am Us pm
Arkansas and TeVaS East Mail
Cta Bismarck and Deltal -+-- $50 IN 100 am
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River Forecast.
The nvsr 8, ST Louis viii show slight change.
River and business.
Hzrbo- gauges yesterday marked iGl feet. in
dicAting a fAll Of = Of q foot during the past "a
business along TIE Lsyss yesterday was fair.
Weather. rainy.
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Dry Goods.

New York. Oct 2-Dry Good-There has been
a very quiet market to-day on the spot. owing
70 the Jewish New Year holiday. few buyers b.
INK in attendance. No other change can be noted
FOR either staple or fancy lines OF cotton Eccds.
silks and ribbons are hrm. eut demand moderate.
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Train
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
vile. SedaliA Fort Scott In
dian Territory and Texas FL
press
The kat Flyer, for DaliaA
Fort Worth. Houston Gal
weston san Antonio, Mexico
city and intermediates points
jefferson city. Columbia Boon
vile, SsdalLa- Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Exp-eaa
Missouri. Kansas Indian Ter
rttory and Oklahoma Flyer
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ST. LOUIS. X. c. AND COLORADO H 4.
CFrOm Union StatiOn.)
Train. Depart. Arrive
ioi and fez NAH and Express
Gasco1ade River and inter
mediate polntz -.---...-+....-- sf.O pm 1850 an
To- and f6. Accommodation
Gnsconade River and inter
mediate pefuts.....-..-.. 80 am H.S u8
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l. & y. r. H

TsAan-
Florida Limited, via Naahvus
Atlanta and Manon -..
EaEt Mall - Evansville Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Aontzom-
eryf Chattanooga, Atlanta
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Ia Chaxes-
ton- .
Southern Hpres, 70 Evans
vile, Nashville, Birmingham
Mobile. New Orleans. Ihom-
asyille. Jacksonville. PalatkA
Ocaa and St Petersburg.
Fla
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~nURLINGTON

Train
For Hannibal. H & 81 J.
points. Quincy. keckuk and
Burlington
Local % Hannibal -.--------.
For QUINCY and Keokrk g.
Ecr s.. Paul, Minneapolis. via
East side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Observation-Disclosures Pa
Cifc Express for Kansas
CITY. 81 Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
mluE Montana Washington
Puget Sound. Portland and
Twin CITY Express. for Mime
apolis. - Paul and Iowa
Tie Nebraska Colorado tx
press. for Denver. Colombo.
Utah and Pacific CoaS. via
ST Joseph
Dcal % E~uriingtou.
For Northern Iowa. g. Paul
ard Minneapolis -..
Fer Illinois. via East side line.
10 Rock Island and Ciiaton,
For Dubuque and la Crusss
For kansas CITY. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. -. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska Colorado.
Utah and Pacinc Coast...-..
Lncai for Hannibal -.-
Fer Aituu-LEave 80 a. m.
daily. t0.E a. m. daily; 10 !
dRys 500 p m. except sunday,
Sunday. 80 .. m. daily. $50
v ~ anNTw= Efar- - Euzal
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L., n. 4 ST. L. RY. (Hent
Train
Fast Mall-Owen-ooro Clover
port Louisville and the East
Eastern Express - OWensboro
Cloverpou Louisville and the
E.nWr
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s0ITHERN RAILWAY.

81 LULLSLOJIsFILA LINA
Princeton. Louisville. LexlnE-
ton and wRv stations. Chat
tanooKa. Rome. Atlanta. Ma
con and points IN the South
east 20 am .S:as Pm
Mount vernon Accommodation rs % pm 1saN an
Princeton. Louisville. LexfuK-
ton and wav stations. Knox
vile. Asheviile. Chnttanooga.
Rome. Atlanta, Augusta.
Charleston Macon and al
points IN Florida and the
SOUTHEAST ....---.---.--...... s9s-s nm IN an