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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-30
WHEAT WELL SUPPORTED
BY ST. LOUIS TRADERS.
SLIGHT REACTION AT THE
CLOSE.
Minneapolis Still Leads Domestic
Markets for Wheat
Futures.

Considering the selling pressure toward
the end OF the session the local market for
wheat held up well yesterday. Al the
Opening Minneapolis prices were again on
the uptUrn. This. In addition to generally
unsettled weather throughout the belt. en-
couragcd the operators who had, bought -
freely on the previous day and for a time
values rapidly increased When the Nortn-.
western demand showed Signs Of Stacking
liquidation set Ga. The downward NOV
mrnt was aided 10y heavy local receipts
and Indifferent furtisn markets.
Dec wheat Opened - on and sold az
90 tg',c. eac. gL-S. gse.
Com was al no tine strong The early
advance OF wheat Raj little eject on. the
buying interest. Crop news Wis genet Uiy
bearish .anl many 70 the longs ~ete IN
the selling SIDE. Chicago Was cecidtIly
weak IN The closing hour.
Dee. corn opened sc on and sold at
-. 5ae. SAc. ~. So ss1
Receipts u wheat Al -. Louis liS.50 lu..
cars through. against 5s,lsl uu-. cf which
A.uca sks- and - cars. local and 5 ears
through. In is9ls
Receipts OF wheat u primary points l.
+S.@-v uu-. against LlD-vs' uu, Ia LVi. lut
shipments ll.tis bu.. against it5!s1 hu-
Northwest received - cts-. against g.
ears. IN 1911. Chicago received y5.5I au.
ami Kansas City ES.2r hu- Cieararccs II
wheat AMI tOug @Ctgv bu-
Receipts y corn at s. Louis 80 bu-. u
which is1 SKI ard - cgrs local aut cars
through, against -ivyJ hu-. 81 which - Gags
iocsl and cars through. In 1901
Receipts of corn az primary points 80
hu. uEa.nst 500 bu.. IN isUl. and ship
ments $40 bu.. ssait=t $50" bu ChiraEs
Received 25.s51 hu.. and Kansas city uAs1
bu Clearances 2.nn bu-
Receipts - oats at -. Louis "Wednesday
Si.e1 bu-. OF which Is cars local and J. cars
through. against Aeo bu-. - which - cars
local and = cars through. IN t90i-
Receipts q oats al primary points %1.tfi
bu-. aga.nst GsGe0 hu. IN 1871. and ship
ments 49, bu-. against -1Wo bu- Clear
aucss 1881 bu
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b Telegraph.


NeW 1"f-- 'ff- E-Th= cattgd market opeu-t
STEADY. Win LFf prices 3 Co. . points net hlgher
a. = result ~ purchases influenced hy reports q
l-t gNeF pftNtHaly the rn.lEe northern hri-
De Toy the str1uEes showing uf Liverpool. where.
irst psi'rs were J O. = points higher. The mar
het russc Hrm du-inE ths early trading Vail
street VAS q mul-r4f. Hut.r - the Wln-er c1-
iHanl. however. Wis pretty we'll supplied b. yne
bear element. who We've 8isr -ei 70 regard the
ftlr.u-sl tine wealth. ur-- -f- southern portion
th- tclt. and tie slightly increased muyeU~a-
Al ~H-rtuul Onset O., the accounts 81 nest
tf-re vas a considerable Fs1ut-lklnE h. tn1tr
Toward ta- close liquidation became mprc zen
,fAl anu from q n~t gan az one time y , 10
i'iHE 't- market closed steady with a net
EtlA yut Z 90 4 paiats The -sums-sf sats-
cirE .ul-41iz s.s1c, mildl.1= Gulf S.S5c. saics
.a-% fHt1res closed steady. Oct. sec. SrV
N+s I~r sd. Ian $50. FEB. $50. Nara
Anri MAY s-Sic. June s5ic: ;uiy
NeN e-,aa la. oct. Scholarships STEADY.
i.W u-ltlng l-tH- ullilrg y t-Isc. good mid
a4as y s-lse. Wi-.luE fdiI y Ills. receipts L.
90 --ose --s-i Futures steady. oct. S.9flS-qrc-
N9N- rcs De N-GNl3C. Jan S-is.gs- l5c-
o $500 March o-fr>8cs April $50
Liverpool oct =-Cot-oH-Spot eair business
o. ur prices = points lower American mldciiuE
TAR Euge mitiiiur : Isl. milling ASH.
NV mi-alius i5'd good ordinary f.4sis Ordinary
4 % Ih- sales uf tA- DAY were 1000 bales. "
which 80 were FOR speculation ana export ami
i-rl1tel t.AHi American. Receipts Boo taI-.
lasl-llnE IL So American. Futures open Il essier
closed steady American milling. < q. G.
ptt = p o.t Nov Aft Noy Dee ILL
so ? Marea-APrl Apl =. Apgn-Aay
4 I'd g.. Mag-Juue ISL 8
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FruIt. ~ Ycretnhlr..

Ths Rsps0- 9 altos -ss %. "a i2;s IN
G~HAFE$-,lu-N L@-A.i-; CORDS a. lc Or
O.. -ll -s.e 81 So 81 o.. c.olce. BlLk a. - %.
AI-ELE.Ier boz. Ia DAVIS. f-,r. sDG9e.
FAR 10 E saLE "-iee SL%sLA AID fan
eh-ice O. t-H-y S--.a@e. es.aW t~ts 500
E1nsxas & = - = 800 70,
FEAHl-w.sJ-ln Refc5 - yI&s- sad lea5by
rAsirl COAST FIsll rs-caltOrula pears
ana "uelfe bose At 40 geE 5o-.h tcE Tokay
Eesgs :, t-eHtlS an mu'.st a. tL9ztS1
ser TX Wa.allsUa Italian p,ulg. ssss
cIsAH whit Hysi-.s st-H29
oue.s At lass Per 10
g. Ss5 Sb9..r 70 - ~ fiac5 reT box: IN a
d. E-4-g from store
Xo a., atstss ssad 81 81 fnsy L' Ff.S S-ens1 -
= s-..ss A,N.eiH a. 81 On ordss al -
BkSANGs-4l.E a banch @ orders.
COCuANJTs-E@sS Tor I,Ooo 10 a jobbins
CE1NEEflIES-Nev cap, cd a; 50 ps- Dbl
for ts;i1m sa4 t5gs for faay s.aG. % go
sts5 - ~
oNIoN-Nr.ae=n a, - 70; wsassersa.ld aud
according 20 con4tioR
psr 10 C. III on orteTs - psI cSais Sss1s.
ern At yels Ter ton fr domestic and gQGu cor
Hllaad seed Rel c1thaEe at lSuizc per 10
sAUERK.tNCr-G-0 per L-SbL and E.5Q per
bbL On GEG@r- higher.
GCMBo[5stc a Deck New Orleans a. u-ss
,CJcJMBERS-Alassns at u.5GI.R per su.
box
SWEET POTATOEs-Bs-uuda and yellow Al
% Nansemsrd a. SIC. Queen a. vase per b.
TONAToES-HoRs-ErUWn a. Esas Per bl
P~ARSSIPS-1-c a ou. ho1.
,ELEk1-Mlch-Eau AZ s4riN Der dcE blnche-s
case. Tat - aEEe. IE1 square cases a. t'GA--
White plume A. I--lu-s hlmu-gryWu ioG1c per
cQL hGncheA Ge4-y rlouE a. LIVE = de-
BEHISl% e barrel fg h0ulsEEswn and Ia
Il Ter BIZ.
CkKEOT@Northern at 7gSc per 10 ia;
hom~EruSu a. 1GEc PER ou. and yL2 a bhL
.me-grusn a. suLc per hU. box.
fElfEhS-l4me-Ero grown EFeSn ~ lsElc Per
. P~i-ANr-FIuridA at gLBoFL7s a crate
EPINACH-Homegru grown az s9iac yer bu box
ItkNLtOhe E1ue- grown ~ Ao FER bu
HoE EtADIsH-At Hss2sO per sbL On or
c-r higher
kALE-Home-groVn a. 5Higc q bu box.
GARLC-N~w orleans meal Al 6G6c per ID.
SQUASH-Home-Frouu at 5Ga Sc per bu box
klrABAGAS-[ Ter. hu. n bulk DEL.
STRING R~EASs-h1meE T9Ea at @gse PER
b.. ho1 loose
SPANISH O-NIONS-uTLi0 per craze.
MUSTARD GtttENH~uls = hu- box
CAUHIfLO EE-Nlcllzan At N-=aI-10 q hu-
Long bland mainly IN Pear coatlu1a and selling
A. 1AHLc = EuG.
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Iezmstera. 6oarding-hcuEe Keepers without secur-
AZ eaay payments, largest business in - prinuI-
pal Goea- Tolnan. Hl noussF bldg. IS Chestnut
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Poultry.
REPrHLIC srEcIAL

New York. Oct &-Liv. poultry receipts to-
day were IS ears Western and one SoGthW esfern.
with a MODERATE q1anut- hy Tpfez There vas
q continued good demand from the East Sda
ulaEkrts, and stocks moved out promptly. tux
3 OF . cars are due for later in the week.
F-esh receipts lex rrst hands At unchanEct
prt-ss Turkeys not - plenty. and selected
SLOW No change n quotations.
Dressed. Puultry -kecetpts today Ia pkg
The weather run4iulus were more favorable. and
Wtsh the stock arriving very slowly. receivers
had IN opportunity TO work out stock. whlch
Vas carried from r-st q the week and suLi AZ
yrry trrrgula- prices. sumo stock arrived by
the star Union that was due Monday. ard Was
on IN coalition and abandoned IN Leu OF freigeE
charges
TIE principal demand was for fancy largo
chickens. ctthc- dTy-picked " scalded. AMI such
when weighing about . lbs u pair, full breast
e.. azI sOu meat-d. COMMANDED I1c. while the
average ruu OF Western dry-plcked ana raIded
G.nary. Eigre particularly the cry-pickrd. coad.
h had for uaiii-c- Fowls sold very slowly. A.
most buyers tcuk chickens. and these who wanted
fancy heavy fowls Mere willing 10 pay a pre-
IalIm Tor The privilege % sorting out. which q
Bot improve the average prices Salded frEi
were IN heavy accumulation and dragged witt
Culy small JObtnS lots reaching i-c- Turkeys
continued In free supply. but rarely showed
qualify to excsed I2aile <traght. though = few
izacy hrge meaIy bir1s. VneE picked OUT
Reached lflLc-
Pine Western ducks not plenty and wanted.
SQUADS about steady. Spring turkeys, prime
straight lots. Egtscs do. POOR 20 fair. 70fcc.
old toms lc. Chickens. Western average ny
picked. Ai4ntec: do. ordinary do lei1Gnt: Do
scA.drd AE4l-c- 0ther quotations uncnanged
Chicago. oCt 2-fced poultry arm: turkeys
lsllaArE. chickens IL4fIlc.
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The Banks.

New YORK. Oct ---Souey en call steady a.
3lsts per cent. closing bid ~ Per cent. prime
mercantile layer saun Ter cent sterlng *
change arm. With lcfual aus.nf-s ~ naEE p
bills AT 4sssI5 Tor demand sud a. f-s1f44-Ats5
for 81 dave. uuqt=I Rates ~ au1 : 81 com
E4pr.lai hills A-Nl5sf-Sz1 Mexican collars -
So t.Hls fu---.xa. RairaaI IIncs trreE1iI=-
saesangef s-SI.Saszet. balances yI2sgSI7a
Philadelphia. Pa. oct =@lcaunss 3s-GAAc:
b1lZL. -&tsA5lL
Boston. OzL Exchange E2sS.Es: TAI
B~a-umor.. sd. oct S-CieaTinEs ns5.S.
balances Ssf6.-s--
CucrEau. o. oct. sa-Moucy $40 per cert
New York exchange par. CIearings lz6..N94-
gaIcaEa. Ctr. E-tIsartlEs A&G-es5. ll-
a. IS ygqE-H New YORK EXCHANGE Wc discount
Freru sVchanE- unchanged. sterling posted a.
4srs fr g. DAYS and F.S-ie for demand.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN co.

Room s0s McCasiand EldE.. - Gainesville Ave.
iosns money on ho1sehcld goods and al kinds =
personal pr1perty. Easy mcathiy payments
Honey rdYanead SaIaried PennIa
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LANeAN : TAILoR sTORAeR AND
ST0RhRE ABSOLUTELY EIREPRooF:

New warehouse. ~ Washington ave-: 800 phi
vate storaEe-rComs. moving, PACKING G1d shtp-
ping. kin c "a or Main 3s and get cur nStsA
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New York Curb Market.
RFPrRLIc sPE,

Now York. Oct @-E1treme dnIIness ur-v.uea
IN the curb market to-day. A the openinE prireF
showed 4 teltency 70 advance IN sympathy With
ths hrmne-s u The general market. but In ne
subsequent dealings there was considerable sell-
Ing . realize profits. which resulted n a de-
Clcediy Irregular price movement. Total trasen
Vere estluated as about 1900 shares. ne bond
market was Gull. with prices unchanged.
northern SeFurlties sold from 1854 up TO 10Y.
but LATER reacted 10 i09N. with total frsnsactions
or lsr starea Rock Island common sold AZ 81,
&J6 and later back u Isz FOR L5a shares: the
preferred sold az @4HeSta and back 90 s. for
So SHARES, ana 50 bonds sold Al S54sszGSI. New
Orleans Railway common scId A. l61 for fe0
shares StancaTd OIL sold at ssiGSS for odI
lots. and : United States silver s. sold at lois.
Greene copper sold Al ztkNz9t for 100 share-.
and the rights sold at 92Gs14 Tennessee Copper
sold At Ea9I6A for 90 shares.
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New York holders were dIsrosed 70 look for BIZ
~ prices BuyVrs Wee unwilling 20 meet the -
vance. noweNtr. and lac Inar ct closed with So
quoted az 81. DH210 Copper continues dull n
he New Nerk market ami was lower on son9
Grade lake al1sct at sl .san.95. stan ard at 81
ncmtral casting az 81 % 10 and electrciytio
az 1lL-tNFl-.n- The London mark I al-o VA
llwrr. oeelutgg 81; win s-9t at IL l. ID and
futurcs a - -. l.. al r led guet ard IN hanged
a. St-i-1 here q at 10 Is in Lonl = Speit,F
WIS quiet locally at - 10 l. ndun p ices al~s
Wcfc un-hanEgl at t9 Is IrDl at Glasgow Wa
- hieF,r az 80 81. hu unr- an-sd at MiddHs-
lo-y. ~a-ts 10 closed az 49, Lc1ilv iTan vac
G.l ans UNCHANGED " r ants solt4nue u1mllat.
-. rIanry Nnrtnern is quI-e 81 % x9GS4. No <
l.Hutry <urttDFu. y. I fsund.v southern ana
No. . foundry southern soft Iat -2uS-
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n~exrstrn1Ion closed at Dana..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Oct 3-Registrttion OF
voters for the general election closed to-
night Registered to-day. 49, total iOr
twenty days. SIsa. Two years ago the reg
i~sJ-ltiou was 500. At that ume nearly
$50 negroes reg stored. This year the num-
her will not exceed 40
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sprc1AI-

New York Oct @-Esgs-Receip to-da- s-s
49, Ire weather Yas bright and cold. which
apparently sGculd lead 70 a brisker business than
vas evident the demand being connned 70 fancr
Eladss or such a. would candle cut " per cent
LEV ltia. bGt sun Eoods were scarce and sales
relative 70 tho loss o. quotation on exfraa
were readily made. The general market. hon
ever. was soft. with the best OF the recuIa-
mass rA-IAhG AZ WIN increased supplies
hoe cue ir"m. me south and southwest. tnc-s
.ae strong disposition. 10 Keep buyers OF l9Gela
He-h-8atNe2Td Stock IN line. IN order 20 Prevent
Igrtn~r cumpeuuon from country storage stock
X sr!seratqfs dui- az some OF The LEGAL huliers
500 LAZY 10 accept A loss ana move 4 Part
Chicago. oct @.-EEEs easier: loss OF, cases
returned. At sc.
Kansas city. No. Oct Gigs am. fresh
Missouri sHd Kansas stock Ic doz.. loss on.
cars returned.
Phlladelphia. Oct @.-EEEs firm: good de-
mant. fresh nearby &c: loss on fresh Western
-. ioss o. frcsh southwestern &c. loss on;
Do. Southern -, loss on
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Sd. L.ouI. Futnrr PrIce,


Batter finn. Qu7tauon: Crramery-Extfa ss5Se:
nfsts EzZc seconds fSHisc D~airy-Extra -
Extra N9lse. nrsts Eqfs e Counyry-Pscking
Iyork ioTBc. run lsaisc Renovated. Eooi. q
l1-
receipts 1915. Receipts LIS
local ana IS through. shippct LIS
Cheers-JcutinE. ~ uS az Eisc. singles fEac:
dairics l2Ac. Y. A. lac, long horn &c L.ln-
burEer Ito SWlss-N.N YORK at l4afl4c. chl.c1
Oh Al iEGI5c. brick Ike.
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Coffee.

New York. Oct. 9-CoRee-spot-Rio -quiets
2 lny9iSs rs: mili' STEADY S9Sioya .ASiss.
changed to 0 poiuts higher. following q sliEhk
room coz ing and inys 1tmsnt ddenand. Late In
ne day the spot month sid AZ S-45c. or At -
nand from sho.ts. the general list. however.
showed but little change fsom the eninE al any
as a whole. favgret neither side IN particular.
Of featurs. The market was nnaiiy s'esdy. with
Oct net 70 points his er and o,ner months an.
2=eo De-. . March 5S,5i ss' April ss,5So.
butter and Cbeese.
New York. Oct e9-Butter-geceipts Z.s21 pkrss
steedy. state dairy isn-tc ereSmesy extra 9;
Receipts 2s.6 pkEs.; quiet and nrm; fancy
tJIsf' nv. new ne% I Ise. fancy small small eaioleS an
white. Oh i2Ic: new 12c
nlin,s Sbss.. uneharzed. fail creams. prime
D.. prime small Iac. d. fair 70 good. IIesi.e
a. 1gtfsr maSEst was steals: eresmer.
1st-rzF,c; da.Fies Eg21c. cheese steady at
Dried Fruits.
New York. Oct. 9-The market for evsporatea
puzzles j. steaiisr with e9mmor ssssSSSeeGx AZ q
t~,gS. bu, arrivals are now more %p,entiauI ana
-c for an grades. There Is fair trade IN
e@c iu haEs reaches are mls19ihs VIII 4 fais
TsTisT ard unpeelei ~ ssnlec-
sugar.
New York. Oct :a-sgg9r-Raw f-m: fair "a
f-fr- 9 f-fsc- cent uE T. - test. &c m0laEse1
sue > fa-fsc. refined q m
Nrs orleans ei-is s3ssi7 is-ises o,s ssieS t.tsIs
sen.f}farai new aE6$. Lee; eentrifugal white
N,,.ese- IN good demand: open kettle 80
Centrifugal 17as7c s rUp steady at 2iaeSc.
Petroleum.
- Work Oct g-pct-ofeuu, Arm. rrdnrd
New York S.5; Philadelphia and Baltimore
al cifv. Pa. oct. 9.-Credit balances y1.z5:
certiacates OPENED H3 bla. highest SIS bid: of-
fercd at MS, and sales OF le.ae0 bbls- At tl.3s
s.O9: average sf.oSs; runs S.19i
Dry Goods
New York. Oct. 2a-Dy GOcds-The demand tn
day has again been Moderate and witlunt srechd
feature. Prices in cotton goois are uaaineatne4s
Print cloths dull. but nrm. Mems wear Wool11r
and worsteds In quiet request AZ arm DnoA
Dre,s goods era
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CARSON SUIT GIVEN TO JURY.
Cross Action Tried for Medical
Fees and Damages.
RFFrHIIc SPECIAL

Nashville. III. oct. @-The suit and
cuuutersuit OF Doctor y. b carson Of -.
Louis vs.. the heirs o. the LIese Estate was
corclulei TODAY. The iUrN up To- a late
hour Tonight had not returned a verdict,
Doctor Carson fled suit Tor AIH Tor meilcai
services upsn AIrS VI nnie Liese. deceased.
and tho estate fled a cuuCtcrsuit Tor $40
uuou the charge OF malpractice Many
prominent 81. Louis Physicians and sas-
gcors were summoned as expert witnesses
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VIAvL. woman's Ssy 10 health: booklet free Z,
mail ~ II Is Mc-m0t-Jacrard building
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HoxoR.

IL LAFAYETTE COUNCIL 40. ~ \. L
~ % II. meets every srcoat and fourth
Tft fsd1y evening A. Frat-rrsi h1ufi1E.
~ ro-shurst ~l-nsr Eleventh AMI F-rrFf !
-,a-y- Co-rpartcas from sister c0undif cordial
Is Invited. LORI sENDkE. Commander
". u. Adams. Secretary
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chIcnro stock Mnrket.
o-.ed by C. Z. walk-r a Co. No. so North
Hnu.ton om stock saIe..

REPUBLIC SEFrLA.
Houston. Tx. Oct $-saies q oil stocks IN
tb- On svc5ares to-day. Authorization. Loo
az li: Beats. 5.e-- n Fee; Continental Na-
ticuHl. AGO "a Ice. Nlct0-, - n ic: Gladys u
GaIyestou. Iaoa at e. national oil and Pine
Lne. SEQ ~ 80: Beaty., 80 at lc Gcer.
IaFs SpTingS 4 at Nt. Texas Western. 100 at
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Judge Walter r. Vaughan OF washing
D.. G.. viii lecture tonight at Eleventh
and Locust streets on the bill now In Con-
gress 70 pension all ~eN-slavcs. Jugge
Vaughan was the author and advocate 81
The BIN.
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New York. Oct 2a-Dy Gocds-Ths demand tn
DAY has again been mrderate and wttlunt spectA
feature. Prices in cotton gOcis are haaintafned-
Print cloths dull. but firm. Mems wear Wuot11T
Dress goods nrz.
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- pr,umont on stock Sales.
sPECIAL

EEFI Blu oFEILNN
R.aumont Tex. oct. E-BuSiness on the oil
Errrnrre fo-siav was confined 10 dealings IN
rif-efrr =tocrS. sales: HtgEi-s. 81 shares at
81 Lore Acre 20 shares - ~: Export. eeo
sllrss al =t-c: National oil and Pre- L1e. leo
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MECHARlCS' FINANCt co.

50 OLIVE. ROOM .b EMILE BI.EG.
Lends money on furniture, nianOs ranges and
sewing machines. horses and wagons. without re-
moval. monthly payments. discount n paid te-
fore due; business connde1tiai. Phone : ii51.
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MONEY TO LOAN

IN ELHNITIEE PiANOS NURSES
EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
We CAN aad WILL save you q CHEAPER
RATE q Interest Lzu sn1 CLLsr Company IA TIE
city. and yy9 can choose YOUR Own TINE Tor
Paying back the loan and AMUJN Or PAY
AENf you wish 10 make either weekly or
monthly, and you A FOR ONLY such time
a. you have had money. GOODS REMAIN IN
your own przssssiUn ard n you GET SI~E a.
OFT OF Worn We will hold payments. 50 there
PUBLICITY on INCONVENIENCE. papers can
be signed AZ ncuse You get money same day
you apply. We VIII pay any indebtedness cn
your goods ana give you MORE MONEY.
IL -ou cannot call write o. telephone and Ne
viii send agent 10 explain cur system
Tel 3 BL BROKERAGE co.
Room : MsrEur hCildisg. s14H Olive ST
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New Yors oct a.-Turpentne easy at S-s0
Savanna. Ca. Oct. a-TuPentins am a;
e. Prsin arn-A Il. c. n. Six: z N-D Z
SIS: G MS: IT N.5;I HK H.9: II =: y
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Royal ARcAEun.

ShS FRANZ COUNCIL MISSOURI.
oSEA Royal Arca1ul. 1g9-5l Holland
FF Buliding-A cordial wrlcone 10 YIsit-
$3.50 ora. friends, eleshren and members
G from abroad. i. II. BACON. G.. n
Jsrs Halcenan. Acting Grand ao1E
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Lnrni Monrr 1870.
Yesterday'. bank CienrInEs.

Transactions Al the banks Eere larEe. and
fhere vas n GOD Iocai and outside demand Tor
cau and time loans. with discount rates steady
between 3 AMI 9 Der ceut-
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Sl,5OO TO Loan 4lI PER G..iT.
M6KaY! muNEf!

EAsY-PAY4ENT LOANS On PIANOs HoCsE-
HOLD . or y GOOD SECURITY.
We Viii make you thr CHEAPEST LOAN ~
the city On cur new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN, which Is the eaE.est ET@AN Ia th- world
The can lie arranged 80 that ao1
can uPay. Tie loan IN easy WEEkLT MONTH
Ii ~ YEARLY payments.
OF PLAN .raoles you % reray your account
W1tloct any trouble or irccnveuIeuce 90 yourself
RE4lEMBER. WE NEVER REAONE OOD
We VIII give you ALL THE TlAIE yo1 want
and Will carry your lear a. iUug A. dear=l-
We pay all yclr-blls ald advance Eou more
morey- L is eEzler 20 pay ore than a nHmber
AENT. WE WILL ENTESD YOUR Dan
Remember. in dealing with u there an no ad-
vance charges whatever.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT If PAID BEFOEE DUB
II you cannot cell. WRITE or phone. ard ~
Vii sene our ascent 70 your pace With TIE money.
NEW YORK FINANCE 70. .1--LNc9
AND no Orp BLng Ninth
AND OLIVE SIS. TELEPHONE MAIN @SNL
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DENTISTRY.


BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms, o. N. Broad
way. between Locust and II. Charles: est. ISL:
gold hlling, ~ up. Doctor j. n cas-. proprietor.
DR. A. E MOSER dentist. eIO Franklin ave;
crown and bridge work a specially consultation
and examination free extracting without pain &c.
DR.. HARTMANN. dentist; ex free: special
rates 10 working people plates with best teeth.
81 20 s.. n. W; cor. Eleventh and Franklin ave
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. Us y. Esosd-
bridge work. s. Open Sunday until L
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New York. Oct. 9.-There was sn advance IN
the Londru tin uarkef aglln to-day. ire gain
there amounting to 2 81, spot clcsing AZ f7l -
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AND z LIVE.

That u our way. We advance money Gu EslA-
nes and Furniture at lowest rates IN the city.
Name your own time. Gate and amount of pay
nsnt. Discount Il paio before due. II sick or
OUT Of employ ulent w carry you No. removal
Strictly confidential. VIII take W YOUR loan and
advance more. VIII cal OF request Mound City
Finance Company. A2 Beaoist building. Ninth and
Pine SITS Phone 4 81.
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FRArERxAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Oh ST LOUIS AEl;IE. No q. FRAZIER
- nEi crdeT q E-ies. vi meet sveT
t%sZ Ntdnc-ely % 4 g. m ~ HaTlln-s Hall
WafWS SiKfh ard walnut strreta
CuSEAu EENTpF. " z.
IEo 4. GFrrer. y. Secretary. 10 Ce.trut -
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We Loan Money

we Loan Money
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.
We tOGn fnsa 80 70 NSo.
We cav she Goots IN your POSSESSION.
we cheertuiiy give cur and 7
You get the money on SHORT NOTICE
You receive the full 2rn1uut IN ASH
You may keep u ONE month or MORE
You pay ONLY for TIT tine you Use Il.
You may pay WEEKLY 81 you desire
You may have your tine exteuced u sick
Our rstea are a. LOW Is TIRE LOVES
Our Offices are thr MOST PRIVATE
Our business s. STRICTLY confidential
Our MOTTO s. C0UETEO-S TREATMENT.
Our teierhcne IL Kinioch B 1911.
Our address BLDG. TN 4 Pima
Our rocmh are 80. 81 and ~ second floor.
Call. write OF telephone Us.
n ~HOrSEHoLD LOAN co.
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RED MEN.


~ STANDING = TRIBE. No
AeS Improved Orfer o Red Men. meet
N ever Thur-4ay u h. al D us Has
no Mite and max; strest- Ff-sf
TtrS Thursday % eaca ucafA. Adc-ff.,
P degree. s-oat To Gday. Warrors
lrGree. thf-d TrrrSfsH CNtsfs s-
gre, sErh TEursdzt trfhzI buE-
ssss- Visiting chiefs Invites b -ur ceuz-is.
c " rae. Sem