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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Ia demand: steady. Prime live
: EsS1e IN SINAI SKIS So. in large SKIS SEC gray
Sas4e: w isgetc. XNN 0aIc: NXX& &C:
SsaSSse ~ y 11s !, Pr Ssat on sm1h sss AID
~DEERSkiNS ErC-Prime deerskins sc per
Is S5aJ o. each: damaged oa,. Nc ~
az 2e per u. FOR prime
to " sheariings al &C - Le, dry stOck. fallen.
Roors-GlnsenE at -rrm n.Ne4. lady slip
Fer = 50 seneca 4Sgf'e; pink az I4c; golden seal
s.: bark OK Tree zse: rood a. Sc: 5Ine aae al
sassa.ras bark e. s. wild ginger AZ &c; snake
SuNFLoWER sEED-Xt H0 per 100 lbs.
LlNSEEI 9iL-h At soc. ooiivd al &c;
Sss[T99EE ITEATs.nS per sq.
for 50. i ana I9ae foE No. 2; small quantities. e
C-oTTON-sEED oH-summer yellow at nc:
Eh1e tae winter yellow 45c: winter whiIo &c:
-HoF[New-NeE YORK at s4gsSc: western At
2sSe SsvaTian a. ssatSe -
DRIED GREES PEAsGJobsiTE from store.
WHITE BEANs-Hand-picked beans IN a sziAr
~ per bu maehine-pieked at s@@a2@ lisa
to5nL1 pink at 3sc; ieniiis At Hsc: New YORK
sXLEkKRAUT-To iObbers at as per hal,
ebl so Per Dbl: on orders dealers charge S.S
HoNEY-Como: Dark loa1le; bright amber Il
Sbs. al 9i.ase: in cans saSSse: ca iiiS : cam N
- 49,
EMPTY BARRELs-coal oil, taTpsntine and
ight % and valnlsh ise sgSaT &c: WHISKY Sc:
pc pieki sA Ee! 0s sai. g: n9 %lne iss sss mo iags5Sr az. 5Ss
tes, &c. lsc % FOR each broken head. = OF for
-MossSGray mixed izelzc: gray. brown AMI
Xxx at 54a+c. Xxx at 4sS5s: XXX a. 5s
bh1es inferior PLeked lesE. extra black &C.
ton: Fair $500: common t4oa51; choice at ss5
RAGS. ETC-Per 100 lbs: Country rags AZ see.
OLD rope Nc. Manila f-sO. No, dt sc: ru6ber
-BQNEs-Choiee s.eaehed at ss per ton: other
-sCH1SP IRON AND Per 100 MS
Wrought iron dc: heavy cast. malleabie stesl
and b.eakaEe sc. stove 4ziEc: burnt sG5. light
PoFcoRS-New white at seaM per 100 lbs
.PEANUTs-we quote: farmers' s'5ck-Red a.
Izg3c per -: white 21-a2ec
iedl0&c for hard shell and lsuIoAc for sofs
CTDER-soId at tiR5.5O per Dbl
HICKORY NUTs-yNs quote per ou. at &c for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Best hid at SLS PEI
SoRGHUM-Prsms new quotabIs at 20azsc Per
MAPLE O. AND sIRUP-New sugar A.
SC per ID: Canadian at &c: maple strip at go
GRAss sEEDs-Tim9thy At saa2s: clover
CDOPERSrTFFS-Quots! Cotton -four bhf a.
6hi. Al N5: mill run fruit bhl Il $50; beer ksr
AZ si2als: lard tie5se at 81 pork bbl. AZ uE
isa-inch stock for apple bbi. 9Sc: No > Do IN.
I FIol- u sSf' , iss g Sq fox s POL III ss1ssd hoops-
af-e6l :. eolsd ss.pp 3; oak ard tierce. cooper
-CooPEaAGELArd ties. at $50 Tor wood and
q w ISs i59a 5og 4 20 s se5ss pots seiS at .Ilzgxi
nZIE. Slack Work-Round-hSop ncur tbls. &c:
matt 2 d. SIC Ehhls. Sc. meal 20.
s s-isss s,fS6'' al s SIC. ss. Per yard iA-ief az
cotton ties at x1o7l4- Hemp Irvine Sc.
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Weather.
ith moderate temperature
ArrINrU
Departed.
Departures To-Day
RIv.r RInIto nrerItie..

Preparation are b.iaE made Tor setting N,
Lotus sim, In SHAPE FOR o." - NttcleE
trade. ui-lu which she enters next Uc-- So
viii 80 ulf on the u-sr mp Wednesday. Tuv tyE
VII De th- best mHl- q Scg Orleans f1s-eug--
Traffic sine the Anchor Line. oa-v one chaues
being necessary on The "trip
The Grey EAEle Departed yesterday Afternoon
from mme with d sJei IMP % a-rsht ana
Captain Arthur Miller arrived from Memphis
Yesterday By rail- u1-re he HAD taken IRE CITY
OF feosta. which De- en- route % |tekslurE.
The Bald EEie departed Yesterday Afternoon
Tor Peoria with good patronage
The India Giyens arrived from the upper
river Yesterday with a cargo % apples
The grey EuEie took out 4 number % cars
The Peters LIE went out TO Memphis yests--
treSht and many uas-ugerS-
The Columbia wiu arrive this morning rom
Sleater and 81 Mary and - out On TIE re-
turn in the Afternoon
-Cazs Han - on the Res L. as stewart
stop OF by Illness.
Captain Steve uoiaoa took out the plsarur.
. ats N~anderer and Itler yesterday fr Clinton.
Ia. with Captain Lamb ana party, who haa ben
on a UP az the Tennessee River
The Chester Will arrive to-day f-m Cage
noon.
Tie spread EsIe Is departing from the
Waaribcat % the Dtamgld T. Line while the
Easle racket Companys wlorfboat is on the
-. T Roam. Wharnoat clerk OF the Tennessee
tLNeT lAne j. coupiling a list % al the river
landings from 81 Paul 10 Baton E0uCa.
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

fEfA hLslE EEEGLAAI
Memph!s. Tenn. OCT. I5-The river here S-,-4.
- teet On the gauge. q fal OF & Of "A zoos IN
49, = h9lIs The Georsa Lee. having been
away az ; . n with fair trp- The sadie -
james Lee dspsgYtsd 81 q, 'gf % n Lend.Hs The
The Robert p Lee departed AZ D m Tor Ash
Landing. The VieksburE ARMED mi. mSr,isc
rom Nlckfbug with . bales % cotton and re-
srty: rseehtly sold BY John Haasier q LIS pises
iS.ract.s ssIs ys N'bi.e. Ala sttsr beins
Malz-yesteri2y LEFT late last evening" Tor Mo-
cotton. : bags seed and s5iS S.S Ssc c5,t aSI ,e eSls'
Paducah. Ky. Oct 1-Riyer gauge reads 3
a SO and isu Tor ne TeHag-ses RIVER AZ ms
ne Joe F9SIer dSgaTted on, time for Cairo this
sFiised at I'D , n and leaves on return mp
ums from ,a- rel5s.s E5rl] arsissd on
nisht aud viii leave With a good trip on return
smpdes len FOR the Upp-r Ohio adsT b~f5Te &C..
day. and On account Of being unable - above
Burlington, "a. o.: 1.-THE river . On a
sisnd AZ this point and the gauge - = feet Il
Weather clear aad warmer The El3lse vas in
~ ~ n hsT 5Ssg!S5 ~ today with Eoed
morning en- route % The river 70 meet th= Kit
Burlington Lamber Company.
Chester N. oet B-Riyer failing: gauge Is
last night. J. n Richtmsn at - p m. CO
lum6ia at $40 a n. r II. DAVIS aad Tow al
lgmela al L m Due ": Chester and Cape
Girarleau-
Cairo. IN. Oct i6-The river gauge reads Isl.
showing a fail OF : IN the last a noars. Weather
fair and cold. The City u Clifton arrived from
departed FOR the Tennessee River at Tea M.
The : II. II Clark departed foT New Orleans At
l a N With a TOW q > ioaced barEcs- The Wash
Hoashel arrived from the Lower Mississippi At
nom the ' Lover hissi q Al t i.:so E B N. a WHY
barge Of lumber and 1 barge % logs. ne con
sSTse ' Tse . Jss F SSsDH a. Ssi p and an S oas on ! s FPs.
m. with a large cargo q cotton seed ana miseel-
laneous freight SIZE departed for 81. Louis at
the Government here to-day under The Direction
% United States EnEineer george II. waibrecht.
the river can b read from Il at a long dIstanc..
Z LaNles5t the captain o. the small Easoiins
states Marine Hospital Al this place today. lie
Is In a serious condition. He had ATTEMPTED
his coat caught In the machinery ard he vas
help reached him..
Grand Tower. ~. Oct. I1-Chester down az J
a m Cape Girardeau % at 5 a. m. General King
up At p m 7. Il Davis passed down At 4p-
feet ara falling westher clear and pleasant.
Nickshurg. Miss. oct 11-Gauge to-day showed
- tsyS a n GT5s q = loot 81 joseph sisarst
cleared FOR SatchsE C~halmette is due out % IN
bends IN The morning Belle % the Bends Is due
Cape GIrardeau. No. oct. is-The car. GIr.--
deau up At II last uiEht The Chester down az
warmer.
Louisville. Oct. ls-Riv,r falling; in canal. Z
feet { inches On fails. : feet 4 inches. below
locks. : feet. Clear ana cool.
wheeling, W. Va. oct RI S feet ;
Evansville. Oct. Rive rising: -. Clear
and warm. Fulton Up.
Cincinnati. Oct. l6-Rlvsr ~ feet: falling.
PlttsbuTE. Pa. Oct. Is-RIver 60: FILLING Clear
and cool.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoNS.

ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoNS.
a A. & A. g. R-sT. LOUIS LODGE OF
ZFeTfaction will meet At Scottish Rite ca
(~Ntheoral. corner Seventeenth and Locust
Streets. on Thursday. Ocfober Ig ~ !
SSiocA, p m. Work In degrees.
JOHN a. LAIRD.
Lob, u venerable Master.
a GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE no
Ny & A NJ. will hold a special com
~ 1tlon at 9 oclcck Thursday evening.
Tsn,l. oSsooer 10. in the Ionic Han. Mascnlc
M efrSnd and Finney avenues Tor work IA
ter-.n "A. DECREE. All Master NaSons are ira
Her, intltea A l. ARION ". II.
AkILMINNING ROYAL ARCH CHAP
AK "a 10 S-Companions are requested
~ II y present at the convocaticn OF Orien-
Ing AZ Shapter. No q. this Thursday svsn-
ana P,.k OSioek sharp. Anchor Hall. JeIersou
tenn avenues. TO assist. in work on frsf
WnI b. Weber p BELDING. n F.
a MISSOURI LODGE. NO a r
Wy 0--oSe-I communication on Thursday,
4enple- at 7.0 p. m :. {. degree. Ex-
animation for advancement Members are re-
qrested and visiting brethren fraternally Invited
John 4 Deems. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS BUY
ON RUa0R OF SQUEEZE.
WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE
AGAIN BEARISH.
Receipts Are Heavy and Outside
Buying Orders Are
Scarce.

Professional buying o.: wheat caused a.
general advance IN the local grain market
yesterday. Though most OF the news WAS
bearish there was "a repetition Of the r.
ports that "a corner woIIi Dee attempted IN
the Dee. option and values advanced zap
i-iy toward the end 81 the session Re
cvipt here and AT Northwe-tern p1ia;@
were again heavy and weather CONDITIONS
We're perfect fU- the movement az the
crops. After the early advance there was
some liqu.-atiua. but most of The loss uc-
etsilEel by tnis movement was wiped out
III the last h8uE
nec. wheat orfned I-Isc up and sold at
ei e.c %. $780, e
sympathy wIth wheat carried corn Up
ward There wis some talk of heavy buy
.IS uy the ArrEour crowd in OhicIEu.
weather c'u1itifEs were bestsish end there
W1s only % Mcir-ttc outside Ceua=d-
rsp'cLLtt.se u4iins "as confined 10 the
Dec corn opcHed sage up and sold at
fl.e t5ag+~e as Dsc ESc. D.r. 49,,g
Receipts Of wheat al St Louis I0s.5ss bu.
OF winch l.so sSf. and l5 cars local and =
cars through. against $3.50 bu-. OF winch
SKIS and cars local ana . cars
through In ISL
Receipts OF what al primary points loss
vs bu-, against $500 bu. ~ I-I. and ship
ments Sis-3= b+- as against 2SVA bu-
Northwest received 65 cars. AGAINST - ca-s
" E9L thtcago received ihs.SS bu. ami
kansas city 't+r ou- The c~leardnces
amounted To csS(J bu-
Receip,s y corh At ST Louis 1850 hu.. Of
which IL cars IDEAL and 3 cars JhTougn.
against 500 bu-4 OF which all were through
except p SKIS. bylrIycr. in 1tel--
Receipts OF corn AZ primary points 4f2S5
bu.. against Tiu1 bu. IN 1871. AMI the ship
ment~ ZSfuC bu..I against $500 bu. Chicago
received Ss6S-5 iu. and Kansas City 3.4g
bu. CIearances 6e0 bu.
Receipts OF CatE at st. Louis 54.SL5 hu. OF
which l+5 SKIS arid > ears local and II cars
through. against 45.s55 bu.. OF which - SKIS.
ard y ears local and : ears through. in 1851.
Receipts OF oats at primary points &56E3
hu-. against 5S.Ch bu. in iS1. and the ship
ments 2'.sD bu,l against zfs.0yJ bu. Clear
ancCs 9Gu0O hu.
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Po-k-Sew standard HL@ per ie lbs. IN a
''LLasTs-cSsSi:e steuh On Z side closed nOminaily
A. Ioa-sc. kettIs-reddeTCd at u4c.
Green Hsms-Car Its hel1 T. o. b Z side thus
Hams lg-av- At Asa-Gs 4-aN- al La
GL.c: I4s at utzet lcs a. nss lss at I04c; -
ISsc. - ana rs l0Sr. California sisc- New
YORK shoulders Ss.c from the block d~L: Hams
ToF4Iai-.. bellies IH0i5zc. as In average: Calf
tSsnia SisIc. ana New 1ork shoulders az SEc-
: ctsass romin.liiy a-sv' at no.: 60
At ms-ase. 4-av At iL+Se Bid lots IN = job
iiEc: short clear a. 1is.e; bellies al IKE: plates
al $40; tat backs q sv11c' atanaard Oacas at
Ike Dealers csarse highsr on orders.
ransed: Bfsskf1st hscon al from IFsc for heavy
TO i..e ior hsnJ. hSias Al L,5&lSte. G@ifornsas
Smeksd lots In a ,obb.ns way ranged: Extra
shorts s n Al 1s,st: pis,es a lssass t a, Siss5 g.
at i1le: standard backs at ishc. Higher
No At &c. Packing. choice at T1e7Se.
GTe~assIcO1B.g HFowa 5sS; yellow sc snd
white tac Paekerd stock-BroSn ~ 4Ag4%e:
Frog tL50: medium 81. small goc.
heavy at 5sGsae: htreties at tS4ttsat % she eS'. sS
&c Der 10 thin ewes and bucks iasasc. Lambs
gsL6a p5de5s Rha-Plste and fulton Mar
AZ lelse; tongues q ifHe per ID irsides ~;
I Tvs P,a ati, o9YslI9 S5rFLS; ..s.,..
Ioe. young chickens. 2 Ms and under. i9se: old
chickens. hens ioc. did ROSTERS T.. Turkeys, fAc
Ducks lG- Geese 81 Live ptgeoas and squads
Dressed P~ouitD-sealded and undrawn. with
heads and LEGS On; Old chickens steady at Nc;
Gama-Ths Republie quotes selected sweet only.
Dueks-4allard; Per toz y elue-s1ng teal sc
red heads 81 woodcoek 81. jack snipe N-15. ployer
rabbits ~ per doE-
EoAsti1g piss az HIssg7 per head
st 80 for snail 20 70 for LARGE dressed
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New York. oct. Hooper was lower in the
Loldon market to-day. closing at a decline Of a.
81. with snct az Es and futures at go = ~. the
figures or domestic production for the month OF
Sept show 5.s& tons. against 1lS4 tons In
1871. The production for the nine months Of me
current year was also In excess Of TIE CIR
respondlng period last year. the figures being
Zs9i tons. compared with iss.ses tons. Not
u1tnstandlnE these figures the local market MAS
steady There UEs a sale q tAlpJ lbs. OF electro
Etlc reported at iLB for Oct delivery. but
otherwise the market was dull. with AXE al
"a, standard At SO. 5Gli. electroIytic "a
lost = 50 In London. spot there closing az fIis
los and futures az Ei5 Is Sd Local prices also
we're a tribe easier. spot closing at S5.lHSN.
Lad IN London Fas Is ID lower, closing AZ 40
ls Al. while New York remained quiet ard m
changed Al sc. Spelter WIS dull here and IN
changed at SIC and In London At rs - There
VAS 4 slight decline in the English iron markets.
Glasgow closing at SIS 50 and Niddlesooro AZ IS
1otzd. Itun locally vas steady and Unclaimed.
Warrants continued nominal: No. ] foundry
Northern - quoted at " No 2 foundry
Northern. No. I foundry Southern and No. I
foundry Southern soft AZ ga
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PIna TeIephone AasoeIatIon.

sfE@lAA
jacksonville. Ill. Oct. i5-Representatfves
OF twenty-three telephone companies, COW
ering the independent field in Western NIL
nois. met here to-day to arrange for the
organization OF an Illinois Telephone Traffic
Association. TO handle the interchange cf
telephone traf1c and promote the interest
OF the Independent companies The assocIa-
this vicinity.
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YoUNG's DEATH AN ACCIDENT.
Coroner's Jury So Decides in the
Planters Elevator Killing.

The coroner's jury in the case OF John L.
Young, the newspaper man who was Killed
In a Planters Hotel elevator Tuesday night,
yesterday returned a verdict of accident. 5
Jesse Monahan. the elevator conductor.
testified that Young fell into the elevator
and was caught between the cage and the
shaft wall. J. G.. Grayson. an elevator in
spector. testified that he could not see how
the accident happened as Monahan stated.
Young's parents i've at Newark. y. j.,
and his body viii be sent there fo= burial
He had worked on a St. Louis paper only n
short time. He was graduated from Prince
ton University.
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Ca.h GraIn. FIonr. ETC.

WIfEAT-ReceIpts 1896 sks and los cars 10
cal and l. cars through BY sample. 5eL-No.
? rcd at 50aEOt.c ". and T0GG1c E side: No.
; red a. Sc FOR low 70 ea3i.c and EAG59c 70
elevator W. side and 0aGa.c Z side. No. (
AZ &C 20 Sc. Skd. IN e!eyators-No. . red ~
esIc. No. , red at G.c. No. 4 a. 6sEc. Hard
winter dCiL Not much Tor sale. but very, little
demand and no advance ootaiuable- No. at
No ) AT SOC T. dc FOR Poor 70 choice. No. 4
al IS y &c. No I white spring At sc
thrSasS. 81 ssapls. eeL.old 10. : and No
; a. sc ( side. No , white al SIC = and &c
sc: No -eIlOw Saotzbls a Sc and No. ) ysI-
aasi Il cas- tsTassh. 81 sample Del 70. : At
&c No z a. 0gs9Ne' No az Sic. No. :
RYE-No. : sc and No. sc
FLAXsEED-At a-lS9IM
FLOER-QuotarfcnS were hs follows. Soft
winter a~our-Palehts At 6E93.9. straigh,s
L3EG1. extra fancy G0aGB-: clears S-S}H
;; low gradss Gi14- ~ hart winter nours; rat-
ruts GlsuG3. strRights @-s5ULo5s clea< Ezf4
40 spring whdat. patents &ElNJs0, hulk-
Forcgoins prices ffr los from mist hands. Tk-
or AZ depot this slle. orders higher.
salaole a. sac N bulk and &c in
larEe and sc in snail sEs: mixed and feed IA
Jos AZ sc and mlldiinEs at Sc "a Sc. all East
st Louis basis ~ mill bran sells at V1i-o
RYE FI~oUR-Jobbins at $50 IN juts SKA ard
H-CkWHEAT FLoUR-At $50 per Dbl
CoRSMEAL-citf meal Z a D.. Egs pearl.
H1S@RseesPss Is tons local and 50 through:
sh!9ped Ia tons quote; Timothy on y Side
Choice Sl-gl-S. Mp 4 SiEll4: No tofl0sos
I9Ses Er9ags A. ists, C9'eETISo I 'hSssi5 9 q:
WFISKY-SteaiH At Sf.fs.
LEhD AND s~PHLTER-Lead Hoe,s- spei:er
sTfRxw.whsat pa ;rk- H5Os5; re Egs Tor
new and s7as for ca.
81. Loui. Curb Market. a
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

The interest In the local grain market yesterday was amos purely professional OUT
Sd4s again showed little inclination to speculate. and cordtom| whch would have
been regarded az buush in active season wecig Receipts wec again heavy and
the mov~uea TO ali c1Nrs was brisk This was especially tWt Of the NrhwesH
where it was said the stocks in store were rapidly Increasing Wether conditions VET
favorable to the selling side and foreign markets ruled lower In che first hour ii " &
noticeable that the buying was mostly BY traders believed to havcn large long accUss
and this gave cor TO reports that's an attempt would be made to rap in te Dec shES
Corn was strong on heayy buying by professional interests In thcaEo and in IA
pauhy with what Outsiders were not active but LEGAL traders were wiling toE4 ~
all reasonable dEenz
Dec wheatt opened lie up and closed 5glc up
Dee com opr.di Uc up and closed sale up
Dee bats Iqed &c up
Receipts OF produce We're large and prices geHerdyw were steady 20 a uHasI lower y
cRt on top grlIs which were steady
Local securities had excellent support Bank stocks were clary sought By =
vnto.sa and TRADITIONS were wI axe +
Yotsrays bmk aeaiaes were s5G2L balances &9lea Discount rates vs
steady between 81 and s per cent
spot cotton Vas quiet and unchanged in the local. market
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srocks 81 GRAIN Isl sroRE
Produce.

ButIer Nm UuutaIiOns. CrrameTy-ENtra
eF.s4E-c. urSt= axe seconds IsaFIyc- Dairy
Extra 1ea.oc. ErstF none grease &c L2ii--
~packed-EXtra lsulfc. nfzts Ifaltzc- Codntry-
Choice Eui6cs pOo1 70 fair LGEr; roll ltGlsc-
Renovated. good lsE4C-
EEg-Currrut 4eCetpts lSEGL-c. Receipts
LYS local and noad through. shipped ISIS.
Cheese-Jobbing- Twins at l1c- s4nSies lsNcs
dairfes i2sc. Y. A 12sC. lnE horn Fac
Ilmburzer lie. SWlzs-New YORK At l5gtsc;
ehoice old at legi7ts brick HE
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clay County Farmer.' Institute.

HTELLNL
Clay City. Ill. Oct 1.-TWO thousand per
sons attended the second days session OF
the Clay County Farmers Institute here
to-day. The morning session was devoted TO
the discussion OF the methods Of farming.
the principal addresses being made by ~.
Il. dwell. Worlds Fair Agricultu al Com
missioner OF Carlirville. Ill. and J. T. Gil
brath. editor OF the Farm Institute paper
OF C~arbondale. The afternoon was devote Il
TO discussion OF domestic science Mrs.
Helen Cofer OF Charleston. Ill. Airs d. A.
Mcqueen OF Flora. and Mrs. j.. J. South
worth OF Danville. III. were the principal
auauEaru
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Wool.


Ha!-s S-~ady Dry alat-freXas hsavv &c. Tex
a. average $50. ldten l5AL=c. native and A.
k-rsls tsr- Sc I native lt.c. No. = native re
Light weights 12c. bull 1fE. Cutis Or glue e
I-yes atrl-Eauu1 heavy I1f=c- round light lGtrc;
Etitrt NJ. ! '-i- g.. Saltrd 10 = iei=c- Horsehtd-s
-bry s5c. Greru--llceI-Testern sLtc. Southern
= selected So. ] 50. seifct-f-S1 . Ezc. part
cured &C less. uucurst lc4per 10 less Bun &C..
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cat At g.: sro1nbHU -ca- a. sc buIhead-
dressed At Sc and Etcs- at|fi=r huruio-gr1ss as
&c. dressed % Sc f1r large ana 9-sc Tor sIlaii.I
German. c4rp-GreSsed az co. small at'5c. g-oss ats
25sc. sGuush 1T Sc, white perch az C. :
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COLDER SEAL FEMALE BEeULAT0R
DR, ARTHuR,S enInEN SELL -

ReIIeNes IN threr E0urs- DcWarr OF FuhstIfufe-.
none genuine without signature Of Cztula Med
&C. Price NN SS Olive -
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Reunion at Havana.

SPECIAL
Havana. Ill. Oct. 15-The eighteenth 20,
union OF the E~ighty-ffth Illinois VoI,in-
siois 90. only thirty-six responded to roll
call Captain A d. CadwaIlider sddrsssed
Ins at the City Hall his eYeniHS.
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Patent applied fc-. relieves e. thre- hours: teuar-
OF Suhsiitutes: none Ecnufne wHhouf signature OF
Golden sea! Ned Co. oGi wsshiactcn; price 81
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ADIESi Use ch,chestsrs English Psnnyroyaf PHI.
IL Be.i' safsst. ualy Reiinble: Take 80 othe.
bHy q our DrEE<ist s-nt &c sazps ~ rErtS
- - -ffarlNl4@T In letter b rrtarn mall.
Chichester skczi-A1 "a. PhILadE- IA
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Hartor gauges yesterday marked ls4 fet. in
hours.
business along the river front yesterday vas
good.
Weather OH
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COMMITMENTS. SO: trimmed nursing. elegant
recommendations. free homes for Infants. n de-
slTed: ladies treated FOR s. treatment Euaran-
teeo regulator 81 only private. reliable. s-ciud-
81 Licensed home. where you arr well treated
ana your care guaranteed: private diseases =
sleclaltN. Ir. Annie Euahnrl. - Olive =.
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MECHANICS FINANCE CO.

~ OLIVE. ROOM sos EMILE RLnG.
Lands money on furniture. pianos. ranges and
aeWirE machines. horses and wagons, without ~
morss. molthiy payment discount II paid be-
fore due: businesH confidential. Phone { 2T71
raa1 - 800 $50. -
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MO Jay ON EASY TERMS.

Room 13 McCssiand Bids. - CoiiInsville Ave,
loans money on household goods and an kinds os
personal pr1perty. Easy monthly paymen.a
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MONEY A ESA 1M0J n
MONEY EsRRvAAssSoEERg,Ea
LIVE AND e LIVE,

That T. cur way We advance money On saiz-
RES and furniture at lowest rates in the city.
Name your own time. date and amount of nav
nent Discount II paid before due. II sick or
out. OF employment We carry you. No removal.
Strictly CONFIDENTIAL VIII take up YOUR loan and
ADVANCE more. WILL call on request Mound City
Pine Sta Phone B E3.
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DERaIAToLoGT,
DENTISTRY

BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. as y. Broad
way-Sets Of teeth s.. painless extraction. -
bridge Work. s. Opea SUNDAY until
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WALL PAPER.


ZEHEER 4 CO.. 1870 Papin St-Paperhanring
nhite1tnE and plastering: al work done Al low
est rates: sahstAcdon g1aranteed: send postal
WALL. paper store: Etock and hxtures; Eood
- s-And. 3 "a. Rsrubne.
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LEE line STEAMERS.

INCLUDING MEALS AND BERTH
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape Girarieau.
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Greenvilie. VIrksbure
and NatcheE- taking freight for All way land.
inEs this side New Orleans and landings on Ar
kansas River O. Pine Bluff
LIE. FrGay. oct Il. 5 D. m.
REFS LIZ. MONDAY. Oct -. : p. n.
PETERS LEE Wednesday. Oct. =. s D. n
From wharfboat. foot olive 81
Phones: Main l0oiA. Klnloch A rs
W e AlbirL Com ACT d 81 connors. Gen. Agt.
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BUSINESS FcR SALE.


BAKERY and lunchrOom- ISS9 y. Eight
eeuth-