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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12

Yes. August F.oNer 8ffll kss the
largest sale cf any ans zed5eine -
fhe civilized we-tt. To1r m0raers
AMI 2ranGmoshe never fhanghs
n naina aDgthlng else fcr iE1I-
zesfioD 'or f5rieEsIees. Doctors
~ere seafce and they setaom Eezxd
Of appendicitis, nervous pr5strzt-
fOn- heart fgf.nre. etc. Ttsy used
august Flower % clean oar tae
fysfem ard stop f4rmenfaf701 q
.nndigesfed food, reS1 ate the
eesi0u 81 the Iieers srina'ate the
nervous sr& 0reazir seton of the
sgssem- aadtaat fs al they sock
when feeling dali add had wifh .
headscAes ard other schez Yen
0nig nekd fsF doses ~ Green's
AEgusE Flowrrs 81 Aquia fofns to
make yog safisfad there Is nOfbing
serious The matter with you- Ge1
Green's prze almanac II Brown <
Cos. Palaee DTug store or Hsm-
IitOn b Hart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12

Tie Wondefsl ae1viy Of fbenew
eentgr5 ~ ahOwn ~ an enorzozs
enand foF the world = Dest Bor-
ksr-IJr- Kings SsE Life PlIEz-
For ColsEipatlon. sick Headache.
BIliiOaaness. o. a1y froesle Of Ss0
mach. Liver cr Kifreys they
unriraIet. Only &c a. Brown &
Co, drug stOse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12
HON. RoBERrc. -.


0ae Of t-e Most Prum1naaE -Iaa
In s0athwestsrn Illinois
Rob'tC. Bro~n. - spszss. Iil-
4 has represented his district. the
ssth. for six sears. and Nas re-
Gently notified Of his coming ap.
( poiHtment a. clerk of tae Z. =
Court Tor The SoBthzrn Ds=fricr Of
Illinois. He was born Is 1853.
and has worked Bis raY ~ The
top simply by force of app 5raulu.
energy, fact ard good eouil~on
sense After working several
years ss = b.sekemiih. b. studied
isE ~ night and Vas admitted TO
the bar in 1924 He Is = prominent
member of the Knigst's Of Pythi-
a.. the EikS snd Modem Wood
nan- February %. 1901. be
writes as foliows:
-Pepsln syrup Co. Dear Sirs-
From careful and varied experien-
ees | desire &c add my testimony
as TO the merit OF your Syrup
Pepsln preparation. 1t is IN
many respects equal 10 the servi-
ees OF dozen physicians. have
used II as q tonic after severe liz
ness and as strengthener for the
stomach and digestive organs. In
one case IN particular il was Of
lnestimable value in my house
hold. and it il with pleasure that I
testify as in its worth as a house
bold remedy. Yours. Respect
oily. r. c. Brown. Representa-
i've 4Sth Senatorial District. Spar
s. III.
Dr.. Caidvell's Syrup Pepsin
nd Herb Lsxitive Compound is
old by D. 9. Hart. ain soc and
LOO bottles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12


10 EESI MEL sEE co sETE
M Hor-sz EeEu wo b..
STAR gf e,
cwn ComDaay this season rfrh
Whica sle l. playing the Claracter
q Cigarette u Under Two Flag.
% siftls actress oF very strone
persoaal peraoaz+ify aaa muea fal-
ear she has been identIsred ui.f
the leading dram tic M0narehs 81
the stage World, and ar last IS th /.
FaFiag gaes. The oppoEtaniig has
come where sui ale character
hae fallen iato the hands os Z
Master MIssSitlsOn j. Al ingeuesu
Of sterling quality whose winsom.
Ways have won a wealth Of wor~
s1ipeFs- her ABILITY is urquestion-
able zud her yonfh and personal
attr4ctivsness add only 10 her
suscessfai career a. : ss4r together
NTH The Czrnen, which she gives
Sith much artistic impOrsonstion
there Is no iImit to her achieve
nent save hose that phisizue i'm
pose Under T~o Fiags7 IS amor 2 I
the fret Of dramatic productions I
now before the public and an or 4
poziunity this affords should rot
be passed BY without much con-
nenf' Miss NELSON - CIgerefte
viii Be seer here Friaay ami Sat
lrdsr. Fs5 I4-l5, - the Wagner
'Psra hoase, Wh-re tse rspacfsy
should 5e ass n5lsd 10 greet tne
gonderfaii iitsle actress supported
y h-r own New YORK company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12

Frank Tread veil. Bennett. Ia.
was troubled with kidney dissase
for two years. He writes. I had
taken several kinds of kidney rem
sffies, bat with Iifsle benefit. Fl
nally tried Foleg's Kiduev Care
AMI one dOllr abottie cared ne
sold 5y Jas Psttyj John
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12

n. Jackson, DarvilIa. H.
ErIfes, Ny daughter had 4 severe
attack Of ia grippe aar = terri bic
cough settled on ler -uuzz We
tried q great many remedies wlrh-
out giving relbe she Es-
fevTs Honey ard Tar -ass
ser she has been rFouh3ed uuh
d cough since- sold gy Jas. PEI
Yjohns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12
She Wants it Published

Gooch 5 Mexican Syrup has Civ
en- perfect satisfaction in nv fsmi-
", and want to recommend "A to
everyone As the best remedy for
coughs colds, and alI lung tro1ble~-
A young lady in my employ. who
had been forced TO quit work ana
who had been gwen up 70 die ;
her friends with csnsumptior br
by the use Of Gooch-s ,fa~ieas
Syrup been restored to health 80,
is now at work earning her livipd
ard enjoying good health. She
wants me to publish this a. Il
inay be the means OF SAVING the
me q some other consumptIve
X n. Fleuming. Piqua. o.
0ooeh's Mcxieaa syrun cures
simple cough as it by nagie and
ne best remedy for wAoopi is
cough. Price IS cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-12

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

exports ls,sis ob,s:; quiet: benz sti.l held 59s
s. s1a!l5 Rye -four hrm Bgskwhest -four
a sa5m. s.. ' Rye steady sPgt ap Barley is At anis;. e %heaf"
Receipts l9l 20: exports 2it,esa; spot market trm
aaoaI: reg 20. .S I SSiesr-on; f Duluth he's ssaes 4. o D. b b
ahoat: No. / hard 4.anitoba sac (. o. b. arioat:
danys and Ia a rep sa1 ti1n Of the oullish %feataies yes
terday noted. increasing man puiation West,
stFsSEtA eq aad smaller ass:0P Northwest S i ffsccl Pts f fse
market closed net lsS+e net higher ard for
e disssdh s s5ssaH Bee, s SEAS So Closed sSssc. c s1ac
Receipts also; expoIts SOD; spot hr%; No: .
low CSC: No. . white CSC: Dec. corn advanced
eyer OF shorts ls 3 'g R,, asa MaS ON f g2Sr Efasdi at and a m q sGass
pace; closing .sssi Is ne, higher 9st al AZ round SIns:s Ian:
Dec. COZ. asi&c. closed e1sse: May 473sglsc; closed
4sc: Dec. 60is n6I%.c. closed SIC. Oats-Rece pts
ara aGs wi White sPG Sea- sa Ne; ! Nv White / s's s;a s9i : ss,.e; 3 s Whias
az gS7c: trk; mixed Western nominal; !. whlto
p Gsfl a0T BELLIES I hs:f G,is.- f cas p sseaay Ifrs Tsansd
quiet. Pork stealy. railow steady; city SAC.
country shsasAe cG;ton-seei oil steady. Rice
N nneapolis. Nov. iS.-wheat-Dec. 7akc: Nav
s ers "a: No on tx Nart Ne; / 7 a ! FL Fiaa No: / No p :
ents $500 %: second patents g esas;75: first
elea-s s. Soas; second clears s2.a5aa.4o. Bran
chicago, Nov. is.-cash quotations were as fol-
Siss: No, ! s;a7sc; No, rel 4sa7ssSsii 'n5 Sor nc
No. . bibc: No. 2 yellow 515c- Oats-No. 2
2shc; No. 2 white BIC: No. 3 white esNTac. rive
70 choice mating fG-sc. FnSsseI-No.. / f.1s.
No. l Northwestero 40. Primo timothy seed
SO Provisions-Ness pork. per bbl. s1s. STJs
I17. lard per 100 lbs. sl 90: short ribs sides
Ooose) 81. 5 ,s1h: dry-saited shoulders fbxd.)
50 s7hsma. 80; short clear S ies fbxfN 50. s7tSFp
1o;l24. Whisky, basis of highwines 81. 81. Clover
Contract. grade SIC. 10.
-Ldyerprol.. Nov. iS.-Bacon-Clear bellies quiet
es GA; bellies quiet es sI- re.
during mast three DAYS So. 900 %ceDtaIs. i~nclui.ng
s7.Oo, American. Receipts Of American ccrn dur,
m, the past three days 1i.lOD centals. Weather
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. higher. Close
No. Northern 76T76ic: No, 9 Northern ia
&c; May Id%e. Rye steady: No I 51isc. Barley
Duluth, Nov. m~wheat"casha No. 1 hard 7sc.
no, ? Northern 72izc: No. l Northern &c: Nov.
146c; Dec, .2Ae: MAY. HsLc. oats-Dec. 90c.
ontS steady; No. 3 white Soii65lc.
Toledo. Q: Noy. S-Wheat active and higher.
Ss1eady; Dec 5ife: MAY s2,,.e. Rye,.Noo. : t2c.
sIg,is; Sisrch 81. Primo timothy si.75: prime
aisike $50: Oh uncharged.
kansas city. Mo, Nov. iS.-cTose: Wheat-nro.
6JsMeokc; May Oisc; cash No. 2 har size: No,
z 65H6ihc: No. ? red Csc: No. 3 63i3aa6c. Corn-
Nov. -3TEG@7i.c: Dec. A2n is1sc: MAY 27h4s7ssc;
3 sc. ,Oats-..No. 2 white ssc; No. ? mixed asss
3llec. Rye-Nc. 9 sc. Hay-choice timothy $40. s.,
I'll: dc. prairie $40. E1I1I. Butter-Crear,erv q
T25c: dairy fancy 2lc. Receipts-wheat co 800
bil. corn -. go bI. oats 5000 bu. Shipments
Wheat 4s. 200 bu. corn a. 800 bu.: oats 1900 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19

heavy a, s@5,sc; heretics at 4a4tic. Sheep 2is8sc
per 10. thia ewes al !s42c
Beef-on orders: Bb.d.-Plate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at SEQ; mess at sll.G-1z: dried sets
at I24c; tongues at l4lec per h.; insldes lac;
knuckies lac; outsides i0isGilc.
ems. old hens. SC. ami heavy young &C; old roos-
tiers &c: proiltrs. . lbs. and under, lie; turkeys.
old and young round. Zoe; thin. snail and poor
less. Ducks ui=c. Geese Zee. Live pigeons and
Dressed P~ou.try-scalded aud undrswn. VITA
heads and legs on; Old chickens at Sc; spr ng
chickens l9c. ROSTERS &C; turkeys lie; ducks CHS.
Game-Tht Republic quotes selected sweet only.
Quail. dry aud lndraWn. per doz., q -. do.
drawn and wet s.: prairie chicken. per doz. 80:
pheasant. per Coz. $40. wild tufkaSs. per 10.
lie; ducks, gndrawn, PR doz.. nallatds SIS;
llue-wing teal S2-51; Sreen-wing teal S2.25; mixed
$3.50; canvashack IS; redheads 81; drawn ducks
25G5ic per doz. less; wucdcocs 81; jack snipe
S!.5J; Power I.15. deer carcasses. per To-, lGst
lie; venison saddles. per h.. 2t9f42c, rabbits. 81
ul.25 per doz.; Squirrel per doz, doc.
koasi.ng pigs at si.y1tf- per head.
Fresh Fisa-ouote per H.: Back bass at lie.
Graphic at SC Tor small to ~ for large: dressed
cat at i0c. spuonbill cat at The; bullheads-
dressed at .iec and gross at ie: bunalo-gross At
&c; dressed at Sue Tor large ard 3.c FOR small,
German at &c. small at &c. gross
at 2iec. sunish az Sc: white perch at g.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
CORN TRADING WAS FEATURE
OF THE GRAIN MARKET.
SHORTS BOUGHT HEAVILY TO
FILL OLD CONTRACTS.
Top Price of 5S12 Cents Was
Reached-Wheat Closed Higher
Oats Dull and Lower.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Corn was extremely &C.
tive to-day and urgent demand from shorts
caused higher prices. the close on Dec. be-
ing 27sc higher, Dec. wheat closed L4$sc
higher. hut oats were &c lower: Jan. provi-
siois closed from &c to 112BlOc lower.
WHEAT.
Wheat ruled firm and the market was
active. with good commission house buying
throughout the day. Disappointing cables
and improved weather caused some selling
shortly after the opening, nut the Greatly
decreased receipts in the Northwest. to-
Sether with buying by a leading long, over
came the depression. and prices Were strong
the remainder of the day.
Strength in corn was q prominent feature
and when that market declined it brought
out some realizing sales i'll wheat. but the
strong, with Dec. up l.dssc. The opening
Was unchanged to lsc lower at 1888 uI3lGc.
advancing early 10 iS&sc. and then declining
To ,S1sc, only to rally again toward the
close TO Use. Final figures were ut $40
737sc.
Bradstreet's worlds visible supply showed
an increase of 4.7+V. 90 bu.. compared with
an increase last year of I~0.170,eO0 blu. Clear
anees of wheat and -four were equal to
ie5.G0 bu. Primary receipts We're Il ,SS2c coo
bu.. against LAS. eco hu. a year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
1865 cars. which, with local receipts OF l63
cars-l6 of contract g~rade-nlade total re-
celpts for the three points of 929 cars.
against 1.l5S cars last week, and 1853 cars a
year ago.
CORN.
The feature TO the corn trade was the
active covering by shorts. and in their eff
forts to secure enough contract grade stuff
to even up their contracts they advanced
the price of Dec. by rapid stages until Il
rise of almost Sc for the day had been reg
istercd. The buying was largely by houses
with Southwest connections and for the ac-
count of small scattered shorts. prominent
local shorts still holding out. Toward noon
general liquidation set in and with a let
UP in demand there was a slump of nc
from the top. but the buying again became
urgent near the close and the market
closed near the top May was influenced
by the strength in Dec. and closed firm. Dec.
opened &c to 1c higher. at 55i4c TO sc. sold
UP 10 569Sc, but declined again TO 561sc. A
steady advance then began and the top
price was reached at 5Sisc. After. another
decline, the market advanced again and
closed csc higher at 5TSc. Local receipts
were 2S cars. with my s of contract grade.
OATS.
There was a fair trade in oats and prices
early sympathized will the h igher price in
corn, but on liberal offerings of May there
was a reaction and the close was steady.
Dec. closed lac lower at 2ssc. Local re-
ceipts Were 2S9 cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
been tempted with handsome sums of money
for the quit, but she refuses to part with 1t.
STATE UNIVERSITY ENGINEERS.
Fraternity Organized at Columbia
by the Tau Beta Pi.
uBLIC SPECIAL

49, - 'AA ~
Columbia, Mo-. Nov. 1s.-The Tau Beta
Pi last night marked the installation Of an
engineering fraternity ih. the University OF
Missouri. The chapter wa installed by Pro
fessor b. c. Waldenmaier of Purdue uni
versity, at the Gordon Hotel. after which
five new members were initiated. After the
business was finished the members and
guests partook Of a banquet. The guests
were: Professor b. C. Waidenmaier. Dean
H. J.. Waters, Professor +. f. Soaiding.
Professor Il. B. Shaw and Professor A.
W. Green. Professor Shaw acted as toast
master of the evening.
The member of this fraternity are COM
posed only of engineers, and are chosen
from those having. the highest scholarship
up to the end of the junior. year. The fra
ternity had its origin in Lehigh University
in 1885. Charters are granted only to the
best technical schools. There are now only
bers are: Professor T. J; Rodhouse, E. L
j. ii. Salmon, G.. A. Robertson. T. ]. Craig.
W. B. Rollins. NJ. H. Brtnkley, correspond
ing secretary; 7. 3 Perry. recording sec
rotary; E. A. Briscoe, treasurer. The FOL
lowing were initiated: F. c. Magruder, I'd
ward Zorn. f. Robinson. Leo BrandenburS-
er end A. Eitzen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19

New York; Nov. IS.-The cotton marke. opened
steady at an advance OF 3 to 8 points. SuDse-
quently this Improvement was increased to 10
points. The leading operators were heavy buyers,
Texas ard rains in the more easterly sections OF
the cotton belt. threatening the top crop. Room
traders who had bought yesterday quite Freely
We're he9vy buyers this morning, but at the al
the room contingent. resulting in a reaction OF 5
TO 3 points. after which the market showed a re-
newed upward tendency. with the close steady at
Il net advance OF ) to 10 points. During the ses-
sion Europe was u heavy buyer. The sales were
estimated at o1 bales. The southern spot mar
kets were steady 10 i-15c II CHER. while the local
market for the spot article advanced . polntS.
Wall street was a considerable buyer throushout
the session. spot Closed aulet and steacyi . points
higher: %nicclinE uplanGs S.s0c; middins Gulr
S.Ilc; Dee. S.l5c: Jan. S.Ilc. Feb. Sc, March s.e9c:
April S.92c: May sesc; June S.oic; July S.u'c'
New orleans. La. Nov. ls;-cotton firm: sales
1852; ordinary c 5-lse; good o binary s l5-l6s;
ding Sic; middiing fair S 15-i6c: receipts lG.gi2;
stock 1850. Futures steldy: Nov. 1f4aI ,sc;
Dec. 1.S5dT.Sic: Jan. 7.sG@Is7c: Feb. Ie9aI. sic:
March 7.9iGI .9Sc: April l95IIe.c: May 1850;
June s@as!o2s; July s.os@s oa.s,o. moderate
business done; prices . points higher: Ameri an
mlddling fair 4ssc: good middlng i-asc; ni1dins
s.+jc:. low middling i.3ic; good ordinary 4.s2e'
ordinary i.loe. The sales of the day were @>,
included 800 American. Receipts S2o0 bales,
including 30.soe American. Futures opened cn-
changed and closed steady: American mild ing.
<. o. C.: Nov. 4 S5-64G4 36-64d: Nov. and Dec;
Z 3l-64G4 Esd; Dec. and Jan; 1 Sgs6ii; Jan aad
and April 4 2a-sid; April and May 1 g 6ii: May
and June 1 29-6iai S6-6id; June ana July 4 1854
al 3e-6id; July and Aug. 1 29-6id-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
Fruit. and Vegetables.

The Republics quotations are for car lots in
On qIders are charged higher
fair ~f q sood, siat ora; cb ss;. PAYS asI5, s % End .' fa5e;
e up TO siSo5sLSS; winesa lpg. pcor; Silsal = and
;5e9sl to sl.2sa1so Tor eh5ce. te SIS for fancy
ccrding to condition. Bulk at 75cQsI35 per Dbl.
aee2iS;ng to qualify; ..o ,eaz,
;or held and l9n2ie for choice. and oulS at &c:
S SasaM large pS q at & S,a .os peer orr 10 ilSSs for enoiee
P~EAhs-heiier at ss.sv0S per bbi. for choice:
soft and danased Siai.7s: nearby at l5espc per
LiMEs1sseds1 per 100.
Duchess and buerre clairseau at sIs5a1.7 rs per 90
10. box; seekel at stEql59 psr y COX Tokay
srste. osInsse:s sil1 i psr s box, u Wa SHIN Rs5 I hai,
iao ps!Rss ss at 5eg75 &C., per r., box :s,, j., t,h,,,v nav
al $50 per hex Car lots Florida az saSog2,75
MA Ea late valencia at S.75a4 trk. On orders -Sg
sef psT Sss hish T;sGr.,. =, -. -, ,,.,. >, =, "a
for cnoiee and s3.i5 for f4ncy. on ord-rs 25s5ec
Per box higher. Verdeli at &u3.O0 per box 600 t6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at sl.25al.4o per COZ
Lac EInS!ss At per sie tbP per box
BANANAsCslq a bunea on orders.
GRANBEkKIEs-New Cape Cod at s7.75 per
PoTAToEs-Home-sfoSn early Ohio at ssatoc
for choice bottom stock and 45qisc for choice to
for rough to 45u5Oo for choice to fancy Burbank
anu rural. Poor stock less.
> at z5c for Weathersfeld ard
according to condition: white 70l soc.
81 a ton for domestic and
per Id.
SAuERKRAUT-Quote at Sl.25 per half Dbl.
and ga per Dbl. On orders higher.
rGGAbO-New Orleans at $lgl5p per bu. box.
ie cucG fif1s s asasee1 f hotsouse a. 7oasOc per
doz, Florida at 50 a case.
SWEET tUIAIOES-Bermuda at 4SVJoc; Nam
semond at 6ltt70e; queen at soc per hu. box.
ToMATOES-Home-grown at 5017Oc per blu.
loose according to condition.
PARSN1PSSS0c per bu. box.
CELERY-MIchigan at 5Ql5c per doz. punches.
case. fiat at 494JOc and square cas- S .0feOci
white plume 81 .5DG2 a crate. Home grown at is
G20c per Coz. punches. Celery roots 30M4Jc coz
BEETS-Home-grown at s5c per Dbl. or SGSoc
cARRoTs-Ncrthern at 45G5oc per 100 lbs.
Homegrown at sUai 0c per bu. and sl.25 a Dbl.
IETTUCE-HoInc-grown at l5a2oc per hu. box.
PEPPERS-Home-grown green at z5aSc per
bu. and red at SOC.
G PLANT-Fl orida at q. 75G2 a crate.
SPINACH-Home-grown at t@l0c per pu box.
Homegrown at l5T-0c per bu.
Observation-Disclosures per Dbl. On orders
higher.
KALE-Home-grown at 1Oc a bu. box.
GARLIC-Ntw Orleans new at 5si6c per ID.
RUlABAGAS-3eG3s c per bu. in hulx delivered.
STRING B~EANs-Florlda at N.25I1.35 per
&C. and Arkansas h-bu. basket. choice. Toe.
GREENS-5Q1Dc a bu. hox.
BRUSSELS lie per quart.
Orleans at &c per cog,
punches: Texas going at charges.
~ Texas at 2oc dozen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19

DRIED GREEN P-EAsE-Jobh!nS from store
Ordinary at $l.I5: Scotch sl-I5: split s.; black
WRITE BEANs-Hand-picked beans in a small
sI.S5 per bu.: nachiue-picked at S2.ssa2. "a. Lima
beans at 5i.c per ID: b~.ackeye ut ss.25. California
pink AZ SisaSs4c; lentiis at 4lsc; New York Kid
EMrTY BAgRELs-coal oil: tgrpsntine and
light OIL ahf vaTnisn s9e; sugar he: WHISKY &c;
pickle eH i5c: sal salt e. nS %ipe l5s ga ino i a sSe: i 5Se;
les, S5c; lJc OF fer each broken head. &c on Tor
slssk mixed sgsiys; machine 9!sRkedS sS sis aea
55yc; Inferior picked less: extra black Sc. :" ."
,O BR9 Sair S9kS- sSmmon y.o iiTm. s9pote IeE
u RAGS AaSs ETc,FeT 100 lbs: Country fass at 5o,:
~BoNEs-Caoiee bleached at SIS per ton: other
%s s fRo% AID METAL-Pe- 100 lbs.
and bseaksee .55c: stove 42SEc. burnt ase: i stsS.
brass s.; heavy brass 50; copper 50; zinc $3.50;
POI coRNaNew white at slg1.1O per l1 lbs.
PFcASs0Average receipts about 5g.as,ac.
PEANUTS-We quote: Faimeis' stock-Red at
WsaLEuiTs:ssilins al ioc per bu.; California
al loai0l+c for hard shell and l0,sgl0Ac for soft
acHEsTNUTs-New Yves. Virginia at &c per
q clPER@soia Al ssqa 50 per obi.
la ESRs sHf 4 '5 cASR ST ;belIBasf- bid a. n..s per
100 lbs.
soRGHUM-Prime at 2,Gcic per GAL: Inferior
and old less.
MAPLE SUGAR M SiRUP-New sugar at
Sc per ID: Canadian a. l2c. maple strip at 500
s9c per gal.
GRASS -sEED-Timothy at SGT: clover at 81. so
Gl0; new redtop at SL25IS.
C0oPERSTUFFS-ouoie: Gotten -four Dbl. Mt
s5-2596. so: do. meal DBL. at "a IS: No. 3 at So: ~
Dbl. at 81. 25; mill run fruit bbl. at &. so: beer
key at sl2Sis; lard fierce at s2;; p9rk Dbl, at SIS.
ifis-inc6 stock for apple b.. iiEe: Ne. . do Do. s sHIn:
lard tierce iec: pork bbl. l2%e: Shaved hoops
Flour Dbl siT4.59 for cooper, 81. 20 R3 for Hoosier:
1S-bbl. $. 50; coiled elm IS: oak and tierce. cooper
shaved s6dS; pork Dbl IS.
CooPERAGE-Lari ties. at $40 for wood and
sI.2 for ircn-bound hhls.: pork bbis. at 95iscGsl
for wood bound. Ne5 for iron-5ound: cleo tics. at
St-27k. Slack four bbls. sc;
fat-top do sic: is-bbls. 20: meal IS.
BAGGING, ETC.-Ea7ging. per yard. 1T-lb. at
cotton ties at 81 .97lt. HEMP twine g.,
per h.: Gray mixed. 1kT14c:
gray. brown and black mixed 1&d2c: brown and
black mired 2q2tzc. Machine-picked-N 3G5i.c;
Xxx 3k44c: Xxx ;XXXX 5G5l5c. extra
black &c: inferior less.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
CAR is IN GOOD HEALTH.
Report That Royal Family Is Sick
Is Denied.

London. Nov. B.-Europe has been flooded
for weeks with dispatches from various
places in Russia =. wing alarming stories OF
the i'll health of the Car, Czarina, Caro-
witch and other members of the imperial
family. but most of them have already been
uuthoritatively denied.
The Car and Czar.na on Sunday ap-
peared on the landing stage at Yaita, Cri-
mea, to welcome Prince and Princess Mich
olas OF Greece. Both their Majesties ap-
peared well.
The rumors of the serious illness of the
Czarowitch, Grand Duke Michael, are de-
MED in a dispatch to the Associated Press
VIII Oh arrived here this evening, and which
was sent from ST. Petersburg yesterday.
The dispatch adds that the Czarewltch had
arranged to hunt to-day with a party OF
diplcmatists.
A semiofiic,al denia! has besn issued Of
the report thai the mental Specialist, iro-
fessor Mercheieyski. had been summoned to
the imperial residence al vida, Crimea.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

il Traders on the long side of con maintained their position we'll yesterday. Though
the high pne of the session was not maintained the losing price for the Dec option
wss still 1c abovet that of Monday, and shorts were eager to hy at the close The mar
ktw was as purely speculative as it cold wenb be with the Chage forces still in control
Thosew who had sold SO freely ten days ago weref foremost in clamorIs fort the grain
(which hey has let go while the little eotGte of brokers' Who we're lucky enough to have
ypught when everybody else was bearsh eaed If heir lines at handsome profits
Weather conditions favored the buying sides and receipts were m%erate
Wheat was Ill but neglected in the local market The movement was heavy and
there was a very light exrortd demand Rumrs of contemplated manipulation by the
Armo-r crowd caused ay bNng, but the market sasged at the close when It he
came appmentt that here was no strong bull interest at work
Dec wheat pred &c up ana close sc If
Dec corn opened 10 VI and cosed Icu up
Dec oats closed unchanged
Prices for produce were generally steady with farr receipts nd a good buying demand
Local securities were again duh and lower with Third National md the fractions
most active 1t practically unchanged prices
Yesterdays bank ceaHugs were $@iiR. balances S@SSaA Discount rates were STEADY
betveen 5 and 6 per- cent
Spot cotton was i6c higher in the local. market