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WEST HANCOCK.
SUBA.
Nov. 3


Mrs. H. c. Milliken is visiting friends in
Surry.
Percy Thorsen has returned from
Boston.
c. II. Norris, OF Bar Harbor, was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Fl. Foren, of Portland, is the
guest of her son, A. E. Foren.
Mrs. Rhods Young, of Ellsworth, is
visiting her son, George w. Young.
Melvin and Tilden Smith, who are en-
pioyed at Pittsfield, spent Sunday at home.
Irving Mcfarland and Miss Lena Joy
spent Saturday with friends In Franklin.
Mrs. Mary p. Butler is with her son in
Trenton. She leaves for New Bedford this
week. =
School closed Friday after a most sue
cessful term. Miss Hodgkins was the
teacher. :
Sherman Mcfarland and Fred MiIliken,
who are employed at Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Augusta Smallidge and Victor r.
Smith, OF Northeast Harbor, were recent
guests OF w. K. Springer and wife.
Nov 9 SUMAC
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

B. A. Gray is working on a we'll for
Mr.. Sweet at Parker Point.
w. P. Friend and wife have rented
Miss Nettie Sylvesterss house.
Swazey Gross and wife, of Naskeig,
we're the guests Of Irving Candage Sun
day.
Rufus Chatto is having en- ellabuilt on
his house. Mr.. Colt, of Bluehill,sis doing
the WORK.
Nov. 2. SUBSTITUTE.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.
Now 2.

Mrs. Lucy CIosson has been quite Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Herrick, OF Bar Hsr.
Dor, were in town Sunday.
Al. Hiuckley and Miss Maude Leach
of Bluehill, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Annie GrindIe and Mrs. Grace
NeyelIs, of BIuehill, were in town Friday.
Several of our people went to sedgwick
Tuesday to attend the Hancock county C.
Z. union.
james Beetle, wife and four daughters,
OF Bluehill, spent Saturday and Sunday
with MIR. BetelIe's parents, Robert Beetle
and wife.
Nov q q
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BIRCH HARBoR.
Nova.
III

w. Z. Perkins is making improvements
about his home.
Frank Huckins has returned from visit
10 friends in Boston.
Capt. David d.. Rice, who has been i'll
for some time, died Oct. q. A widow, one
son and four daughters survive him; also
three brothers and two sisters. He was
member OF the masonic lodge of Winter
Harbor, and was buried with masonic
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs S. s. scsmmon is suffering from
tonsilltis.
Henry Huichings, Of Bar HarbOr, was
in togn Saturday.
Frank Bradbury IS having the mason
work doue on bis new house
George > Hardison IS building camp
on his lot near Eastbrook siding.
Nov. 2. CH'E'ER.
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honors. The large number OF people
that attended the funeral services marked
the esteem In which be was held.
Mrs. Mary Joy, OF Winter Hsrbor, who
was stricken down with fever while visit
ing Mrs. c. A. Crane, is slowly improving.
Nov. q C..
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ION forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and IS still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive h.
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sicklv
children he gives rich and
Strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have Children
OF their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for oldlfolks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists,
4Og-415 Pearl Street. New Y 0riS.
!, 5Oc. and Si-oO; all druggists
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Miss Alice Stanley went on the same boat
to BrookIine, Mass.
Schooner "LsureI", Capt. Churchill,
arrived last week from the Grand Banks
with less than half fare. The
captain reports a hard summer.
Nov q Z.
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I've seen young women spend three
months time and hundreds of dollars Of
their fathers money in getting a irons
seau for the purpose of marrying a
thirty-cent man.
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BsTITUTE.
sEDGWICR.

A big schooner is in the harbor to load
paving for II. w. Sargent.
Miss Addie Lufkin leaves to-day for
Lynn, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. F..
/. Moor.
Miss Myrtle Bridges and Miss Alice
Dufie left for Melrose, Macs, Thursday
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uANCoCK POINT.

). ]. Johnston has bad th~ roof of his
house shinEied.
Howard aoogkins. wife and son Mer-
ton are visiting ia Boston
q. B. Tbatchcr and wife were at their
.o.taee here one 6sy this week
MRS. Julia ThuTssoH and son Fred
have retursed from visit with her
sister On the West.
New. 2.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
,s~~.,-~ - ~
Paine's Celery
Compound
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
AND STOMACH TROUBLES.

The ,oriures and evils of dyspepsia and
indigestion are experienced by thousands at
this time. The dyspeptic's train OF evils
may be enumerated as follows; feelings OF
dizziness, languor, nervousness, sleePlessness,.
headache, distension Of the stomach, loss oil
flesh, Difficult, breathing, and the action OF the
heart is seriously affected.
All forms OF dyspepsia are quickly hanished
~ the use Of Paine's Celeiy Compound.
The use Of this marvellous medicine ailay' n:
:pfanlmation OF the nerves centred about lac
stomach; Il si.4ns up he sewers Of the oG 4.
and removes all waste matter: II F'eA'iS's 49,
blood; it makes new nerve fibre; 1t restore
digestive power, and promotes bodily strength
and activity. Mr.. Fred. Ross, Ciareneon'
Iowa, briefly writes about his happy eNpen'
ence with Paine's Celery Compound as
follows:-
at gives me great pleasure TO testify 10 'le
merits Of Paine's Celery Compound. eau
candidly ard honestly say it is the best medi'
cine in the world. Two years ago was sui,
fering from indigestion and nervousness ana
was so run down that I could hardly walk
without help. | used two bottles OF PANE
Celery Compound and got better almost nom
the FIRST dose, and have had no use for meai'
cine since. was completely cured" q
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

DEER SKINS. ETC-ouote Der h: Prime
%. antelope 1eisc: so1t &c escH-dsmased out.
BEI;SwAN-Unchanged at 2sc per u. FOR
LINSEED oTL-ouo,abIe a, Sc per gal for
raw and eoc FOR boiled. lc per sai less in car
., POP coSS;-ssiaHE coSSs;- on coo at sl.=5 per IoJ
ips; .i ioS = Pei5i if.S E'iI-.l al - rice AZ ~
WTgught tTon ~ heavy cast 59c; mAlisabls
=. h-ayy brass 50: copper -; zinc 80. lead
IofsISsy; YORK a, 5sq5se for new and s5g
Tor old: havarIan new At e. 70 zoe.
SAisL-E- side medium at Sc: sranuIatsd SIC
BROOM C0RN-VaotaJie At ;sSGs5 per toe.
EEANs AND rEAS-Cuo,e from store. Whit.
beans choice hatnd-picEsI at s.-s, pr bu.:
green scotch I-as AZ s. .55lil.fi pr Si sT.;ii
Ieas - = fFr 81. hu- hbi.- q Per bu.: bsck-ve
ENTITY I:AEfsELss cal piI. tIfreStia= AMI
Eight ana vaTniSh %. sugar isc: vf.Iv -
Do. hali bots. ~, vim 81: ssua.S SrlIt alT4i,..
lsfd to- -: &c oH each uTok=- E'al: e'-c each
.MUSS-we quote. rsr. II: Gray uivsd ia
N; sr1y brown and BLACK mixed II.a5s:
oiS" Rt1. 1hl ',SS mlS1d -IN' IN' msshins;P = =
RAGS. ETC.-Pss 10 ms: country rag. a,
-. Eubb-r q; ysds-sa.
H2NES-, ,l,a,e. ,, bssshed a, 81 per ton: other
PEANUTS Farmers stock. usr 10: Red II
&C. white Gleu-i.y
thESI'NI T3- Selling az sdSU
iECANS-Nu1e offering. urIees nominal
DRIED fsjII-Ws quote: Apples I.vap-
GRATED rinE> fAsa5l.-s do quarters AZ Fsuf-.c.
ol-aeh-d CHOPS nee peciings l'sc- Other fruit
nominal
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRt-r-Nsw Suzar az
SIlae per a. Maple sirup at si0epr psr ga
COOPERAGE-Nr quote on orders Tor prompt
delivery LarI toe. SI-s-f= far wood -boura.
s. % f1r F-I.up t~p-- b1und and 81 = for =
hoop. !'.- "ss polk hbls. $50 f1- wood bound
S-lN lur tr1u ..us.-s- ash. pork bbl- 81 10. uIAu
t. So. -lasE-uurs hbl---5-huop f1ur g.:
shoop dl- ss,- uill-run apple 1--- No. . d
Jh-. uleal 7i.-- chop lime -. 4-hDgr d. 80.
sObPE ~ FISH car lots On trk.. Stayrs
-,1it.uu"lsl -four bhl 80. do meal ta.
s. -. 40. g No. p haIf-bhL gum = 1F.
min run fruit M $50: beer EeF SI=aIs. lari
rirrce -. pork Dol SIS Headings usr set
30. fuu- hh'- stses,-ni!l-ruu l5ts-iBsh stc,ls
Tor apple blis sac Ne. 10 90. lard tie-~s
Is Pork buL Islzc. shaved t0urs-F10uF hhI
80 for cuLpr-. 81 fgr huo~'cE= half-HhI 3:
sSll-i elm ,s-,22t 80 g -sgs5ej .aS lard fierce.
HONEY-Cgmh az llc 20 1-c: choice Colorado
At Ice. strsin-rl and extracted a. 414izc in
Ebls. 20 tu cans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
asa Is.2s.. s:s.5l hale, asslas. ssa:ls bale.
by telegraph.

midiling uplants lazF,'. midiIng rulf iEs5c.
So; Nov. s.sce. De- l9.ge-. Jan s.5-. F~b.
S2sc. March ssse. ArTtI lee. May l'-eic Tne
uilrh't opened nrU. point lower e. \ points
higher, tng decline h.iug confined tu the Nov.
ortHn. AMI Tor a tim. sIiad firm sroUiuE ad-
NaN''s shortly after the call 90 fruIu 10 10
points on lsurr cables than WAS expected and
The w"4'hsr. aside from further reports u
iTf-tS iu some EFrftHu- was favorable. npwevfr.
auI with tn r--iTls both at ports AMI interior
Points h'aNNs liquidation som S@t tn that i'm
Parted r.lrtiHuarg tendency 60 the market
S'll Oh" litU- wa- not aEEr~Saiv.. and until
n'a~ 90" ,l"-- ti- market ruled about steady
With tradtrg very ulyfl'rufr. Then Wall street
turned "a hslNy seller and urirrz weakened rap
iIl1. With the market closing AZ practically the
."'-t lF.'rH gi fI" -f-i-'n. u was stcstiy AZ
tls decline and shovel a net I0ss Of sFflg points
S1l.- W'fr r~fiultei 81 fa.ff" hflF>. asasnst
5000 yesterday and lssl.t'u haisS fha uT'vt0 ~
irrm thr lstairS southern spot usrN'tS- which
Nffr generally lower and with the prospects
th, Wslfh. owing 'n the uutvarl movement OF
b-iatai OF. contracts.
Liverpool O=t. ). - Cotton spot. moderate
uusin-s. done pr.ges points lower. American
mid4linE fair ~. good uiddliuE 81 mid
ding tti. low -u.tliinS inis EuUt urdinaTy
~. ordinary s1sd- The sales ot n. Gay. we're
and export ami Included GI'' American Re
c"iuts Affp bal"-- inglu1inE e.ssJ American. Fu-
Jus.- op-nvd and closed .a~y Nm-ris4n mid
ding. 3 o g p-r. j.sid- oCt--Ngy- r-t;l. Nov
De- s-t1i. Jan s.fsis Jan.-F.b . s-S5fJ.7rt.
Eeb. March SD. NaF.h-Apsli s..ssIH -s1. NpriI-
Nay -sst MIN-Iuue j.'st.
steady uaf. sens s. Nsv elua T5r. Dec.
80. Jan e-ss-rs 7.r- FsI. Sus. sic. March
iuH~ lflsgln L. July i".l1airlsc. SPOT cot
ton steady. sales 1.Hal. ordinary 5i.c. good or
s!aary s-i-s .1U m.d'iling a-isy: mIddiinE
IN l.lse So mi1iliuE lp..g miitlins fair
10
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.


%-sS~SS~S~~s~~-~s~S~~-~NN-~
Z sMET COUNCIL NO. 542. KNIGHTS
- uf Columbus. meets every frst and third
huursday In the vest hall. Century builoInE
Ninth and OliEe sta Visiting knights arc m
vited g p. MONAGHAN, Grand knIEht
n. J. NcGrsne. Recorder.
" ENhIGh COUNCIL. NO sSs hNIGHTs
IN of Columbus. meets every R-cUrd and
Iaurth Wednesday IN Hose Hill Hall No fyt7
2spk avenue. Visiting knights are invited
= JOHN PAUL CHEW,
Grand hnIEhI
m 0UErIE COUNCIL. NO. 80
IL knights Of Columbus, meets every Gee
ma and fourth TuesgEy In the west han,
Century guiding. Ninth and Olive stresSa
ltE1Llg knights csrdIally invited.
W. L. NEE. Grand knight
r P. Leonard. Recorder.
& 7. LOUIS OCSCll- NO. ga MEETS Ey-
- cry first and third Tuesday at West End
hall southwest corner Finney and VsnuevenIsr
avenues. Visiting knights are cordially IN
Vited.
FRANCIS B RUSDER, Grand knight
joseph L. Lsmy. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
sfARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

New. York, Oct. zS-,F1ouE-Reestpts =1.s's: eE-
ports 1870: quietsr. but held AZ Old prices Rye
hour quiet; Isir 70 Eood s5q2o; RusSwhyst
-four nrTn. Corn meal steady yellow Western
Si.0S: city SloS. Rye steady. Barley quiet
Wheat-Recsipts 50. .t55: spot steady: No. red
sS2.c elevator: No. . red S5tsc Z. o. b. afioat I.
No. Northern Duluth seNc Z o. b. anoat: No
/ hard Manitoba nominal z @. b. adlat. options
displayed considerable heaviness this morning
in response 10 ST Louis declines and TO 4ocsl
bear pressure inspired by larger NorthyesteTn
receipts: later they rallied on a scare OF slCrts
and export rumSrs closing partly iic net high5
er. May SsIs3 e-lsc. closed s7isr. July Clos-d
SOC. Dec. GIS7 u-l6c. closed sac. CuTn-Re-
eeipts 53goo: exports Ia 5-5; spot firm: NO. .
nominal elevator and 5eisc z O. b. afoats No. :
yellow Sac: No. white 5zizc. option market
quiet and barely steady. influenced by IA
vorable weather, easy cables and liberal predic-
tons Of rain IN the Southwest. closing i=qAc
net higher: May tsht9tsaIe, clo.sd $50: Dec
90 e-le65lisc. closed alLc- Oafs-RNceiptE 6.lsi
exports loo: spot steady; No. g.. standard
white 43isc. No. t0isc: No. white {3lzc. No.
3 white &c: track white az d+2isc. Hay steady
Hops quiet: STATE. common % choice, 1sO5. 2t9
&c: ISa 2lG25i4c. olds SAFE: Pacific CoaSt.
lso5 Za=Sc; 1st2 zla1lsc. olds sdi2c, Beef
dull, Cut meats easy. Pickled bellies shGilc:
picked shoulder 5lfsse: picked hams iiais1. 1
Lard steady. refined quiet. Pork steady Tai
low easy: city fl-c: country tlzHftc- Cotton
seed oil easter: prime yellow sc Rice steady.
MolasSeS steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
MINISTER CLAYTON DENIES.
Says No Attempt Was Made to
Assassinate President Diaz.

Washington. Oct. S-The following was
posted at the State Department to-day:
General Clayton. the United States
Ambassador al the city OF Mexico. has in
formed the Secretary OF State that the re-
port OF an attempt upon the life Of Pres
ident DiaZ yesterday Is without founda-
ton"
II view OF the precise statement OF the
attack on the President contained In the
Newspaper dispatches from Guanatuato
published this morning. the wholesale de-
NAL OF the AFFAIR by Ambassador Clayton
Is only 10 BE- explained TO the satisfaction
Of the officials here by the assumption
that the Ambassador was himself In the
City Of Mexico and not at the scene OF
the AFFAIR. and that he simply accepted an
ohicfai statement issued BY the Mexican
authorities who had their own reasons for
belittliuC the matter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Departures To-Day


The T'rtrrs Lee De- ~HEs..asorl tH .s-aIEt for
Nrmphi~ and wav points this afternoon
Tho En'IS - calhoun went ont tp calhoun
County s"steaiIy Afternoon vltI sod trtr-
The cincinnati Wharfggat az tho foot q
The chester WiIl rs iu from CAPE GirardetJt
This morning. AMI d-IarJs ca the return IN the
afternoon
Henry MrCo~ now c.crE On the steamer
Ncya- was married O. Miss Emma Ineyen!n
az Gallipull-.
The cape Gi-as!eau will arrive from COM
mere" this morning ami departs on the return
tomorrow morning
The EJII . axle departed fer Peoria YES
tHrdav 1ftsrlHun. taking ont d EnrI freight
ana many passeus'rs-
-GsurSr Mouro". whlrfmaster at Madison,
Ind has pury rased tho night ferry at that
place from Jacob Weber
-pwtuE TO flE and heavy business the Lotus
sims dtt not depart Tor Memphis yesterday
but Will 20 this afternoon
On the last trip down - the Lotus sims
she took tsi bales az cotton and So sacks II
cCttOuseed into New t'~i-aus
captain Charles Drown. wsU-knoWu
st~afn.oafrrau - New orleans. vas badly t.
Jur"l Tuesday bv b-iu= thrown frcm "A uESg.
A controversy has arisen over th~ accept
arrT bN TIE iayrruurlE ~ the lighthouse
steamer tlsa0les. V-lsn was recently luilt
ty ths igvI Iron Company.
Thomas kIileCu. who has been arrested
s.ny" the shooting - Engineer John Ngutzrn
Monday, has been released on huud- ArutzCu
va removed from the city Hospital g. lis
bone yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Good-Beef Cattle StronE
Sheep CIoae Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Bees SteerE-Rscsipts OF
native cattle were not large the cfftf-
ings of Tuesday by almost a half. there being
a little over 900 head Of fresh arrivals. but
Tuesday market. the number OF cattle still
IN offer large and from early Appearances
would prove more than ample for tho days
requirements The supply the three days this
and by comparison with any three days out
side OF the previous mentioned three DAYS,
makes the largest supply - far this year.
The opening Of the market decidedly
DUH and nfelsSs md the early sales were lust
about steady and occasional ones little OF.
Towards the Close. however. the demand i'm
proved considerably and offerings went TO the
scales in much better time Steers Cf desir-
able 6eSh and weight and even the heavier
kinds we're strong AZ the close. with soma
sales showing dime hiEher, but light weights.
unfinished grade and common classes were only
steady
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

s:Rs m: sS! .p.es:d % t' sns . s s,:
orders are charged hishsr:
PEARs-PeE. Dbl; Eastern Duchess ssd5, 50
and sheldon 81 Michigan keifer 81. and Ouch
APPIEs-.conslEned;, Ben Davis. E.sI,s for
R1mSn beauty and WiIlowtvig 8. 59d2s1: STARK
81. "a. 3: grIm... golden, 6ellsfsur. huntsman.
FlNEAPPl.Es Florida smooth Cheyenne n
MALAGA tiRGPEs-Per bbl at sL5SSs.
LINcEs-Nesr-sy So5S's per is-ou. basket;
oRANGES-On trk.: Iais Valencia. from
store 1ls51I-a Florida 8 on trz-. from store
y8..5aS.59 New Mexican $50 per box on
NGiRAFEs-Coneord=. climax basket aoszo for
and New York. pony Niagara lIc and climax
n1sssS -G,u,,-,l, q, ,rs On h.,,, .. IA
f5r sS5iSs 10 iSSey: Ms.sna % Snd viraei ios
ling g soqs IS Eer boz IN johbing way.
hNXSAs-Cuotabie Na>.5 a bunch On
'cccoacSoANUTs-rer 100 Z. trk.. so: ,obSInr
CRANBER RiEs- Gap, CD. choice from store
cSiJFoRSik DE- iDLoUs FRUITS - A,
spSii'ni S mu,st s5 biask % FerrsS al h. ''niehon
POTAI0ts,-Norttern skd- On tTk tpgtsc Tor
HOMEGROWN. 5oe FOR common to sc for choice
NAV oSi6Ss-R,d Cc: yellow sc. rhi,,
55eaN. picklinS onions. 81 Per hu.
CARROTs-IiCule-zrovn q hu- boz
= . ton. del. Domestic. 81.
Cr-CU UMHERS-MichiEan SIG1. 50 per bu.
TOMATOE,S-iiumc- ErOgn sound 15ca1Lg ; bu.
louse. orders hiEhsT..
REETS- Hone grown s5c Der hu.
LETT t'CE.-Fiou1e- grown 1879 Per bu.
CARROTS-Huure-Crovu f01sGC bu. box.
GuMBO-Hornc-Eruw ffH &C ps- peck.
TURStPS-Hone- grown 2o15oc bu- box
CELERY - Michigan nat cases 405lOc and
square eoGslc. fancy white plume o0G15c per
bunch and S,d-es per crate. Homegrown lee
Sc per bunch. celery roots .s155c per doz
EGGPLAST-HOme-Eruw Nai--5 per bu.
box loose.
PE.PPERS-Home-rrown &C per bu box
STRING HEASS-Home- grown green &c
and wax f1n50c per hu- loose
QCASH-Home-E grown. summer. ejc- Hub
bard &c per bu- box LOOSE
SWEET POTATOES-Sew bermuda SnF%Jc
pr bu. loose. Nansemond 5oc. Queen &c: yell
SPiNACH-Per bu- loose. &c
HoRsERADIsH-NeS "a sea1 8 Der bbL
SPANISH ONiONS-NeW fll31-xa
CATLIFLOwER-Choics 81 S0Gz PER doz
RI-TAHAGAS-in bulk &c Der bu- on trk-
MUSTARD GREENS-Ptr eu-. loose. iec-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Poultry.


S-E York. oct. S-Iivc PaGItry--Rrcs. pts
TODAY T. cars Western and I SuuthW.gt-
cru There Uus a fair demand from the Wrst
Sr!c markets FlEc. heavy poultry sold fairly
veil. but medium and thin drssged. TURKEYS
not plenty aad steady- Ducks and gees" N
fats request aud steady. PieEon5 slow Quota
tigus uucLanged-
pErsseI PUI'try- Receipts TO-DAY @itf pkEs-
The fresh rar-ipts we're quite heavy. and there
more st0.k uug fu- later iu the veek than
generally expected Trade vas quite sap
u0iutnE. and. With Ncry Nttl- animation this
morning. there was an easter feeling Al
around. with receivers Inclined 20 force Ssles
at every op1artunity. Their vas very ht;i"
T. tru- % fancy. and. with an Dy@rsupTly .
good. useful medium to prime SturE. bIyc~E
refused 90 paw over Iir fnr fGe average FIu u
chickens either g-ralded Cry-p.Dksfi. Fancy
larGs roasting ghicSeus Vrre difficult 20 place
over IL IN fact. Sums ~ the finest UaTyA
sold Tor l-s-. FoSls draEEed heavily. vita ~,
on SraidNl and L. p1 dry picked only cNC'sd~4
whsre close euilinE vas alluNsd- Frssh-isli-1t
turkeys sfarcc and market fgm and slightly
higher. with buyers Offering Ia FOR Selcrtrd
spring stock Western ducks steady Squads
scarcr AMI market firm. Their VAS ~onn" ina
usuvement reported Tn fruzeu turkeys. mostly
in = iGbbinE way. y few lots % Young toms
worked out a. n. While old toms brought -.
tn'se figures Hens slow a. vet lce-packai
spring turkeys. dry-piCked. average run. la
17c. Chickens. Western prime drv-piched. 20
lbs 20 pair. 1liTfi.c. do 70 : rs. % paiT.
uRlii-c. Western dry-plcked. > % lts. 20
ualr. 81 ia-- old roCsters s. squads. white.
choice. DOZEN. 81 Z5Hz. %. prime dark s. Other
quotations unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

L
cairo. H.. u,t- ss.-Eivcr Ssuzc reasis is.
shouinS = fall % 5 during Tho last a hour
arrived from the Lower MisSissipri al : =
m With barge - wus1l The Jo. Fowler Was
from Memphis at II naan She viii return to-
night The Eees Ise Is due frum 81 Louis.
fsiI Of / IN pSst = hours CIsar and eG5i
silver Crescent in and cut.
Isducah. Ky... oct. @s.-rhls gauge reads this
cool Joe Fowler 20 cairo On Tim. Ciyde TO
IN and out on time. Business quiet
Burlington. Ia, oct. =S.-Thc river is fall
Ing. The star. Is feet inches. a decline OF
Eloisc in and out from K.Cl,uk. -
Memphis Tenn. oct S.-The river hers
81, stands 10; test on the gauge. a fsli o. : in
de!ayed this evening. nene getting away. on
sesOgnt OF seaIci,y of lseor No arrivals or
eeiptS ~ river to-day were LIZ bales of cot
ton 5.--l15 and 4Si r5 saehi 1 0t option socd CT,
down at lo;oo O'Clock last night. Peters Lee
az so D. M Ten Rros down ar ri fssH ~
ter down al II a. Rees Lee down AT : =.
Tas r S Isl q f ct s %sstSr ~ al clear p ana "a plsss.s ss s'
Cspc Glrardeau. No. oct 2s-Ths Peters L4s
% a m. The Chester down at .. m. return
inz AZ ? m. The Reese Lee down at ?. m
clear and cooler.
Chester. III. Oct zs.--GauEe II feet ana fall
Uai,ed states steamer -I king r;'G q, iss, night:
unknown boat at 80 last night Rses Lee AZ
a m: Fred Hartwez and tow at , ?. m: ].
NJ. Richtman and barge at 5 .. m: Patrol at 5
2 m: United states steamer Casey and TOW at
p m Up: Peters Lee az N a N: Vivian
and tow at So ". IN: cape Ciirardeau At y.
m Lotus sims al last night Chester due up.
ard warm Nrri7c: tsimet,S. The fsSSdE RendS
NicksburE. Miss. oct. s&.-The gauge I5.6,
fall of g Cloudy and warmer. Natchez
passed up for The Bends at ; m city OF
Wheeling loft nt y. IA. for Greenville- Cor
dill from NatcheZ was and lrft on time
FOR NatcheZ- Pride Of Virginia left at ~
m. Tor Sundover River. Rces Prltchard over
Cue from Tazoo.
CINCINNATI O. oct. 2s.-River stationary: 81
Z Clear and warmer
Evansville. Ind. Oct. 2S.-River feet. faIl-
ing. Clear and warmer.
Louisville. KY. oct 2.-River falling: IN ca
nal IS: on falls IL: below locSs So Clear and
cool
PittsburE, Pa. Oct; 2s-River IS feet: stA-
tionary. Clear and pleasant
Wheeling ". Va. Oct 2-Rive- feet Z
inches: falling Clear and warmer. Down:
KRnawha. Charleston, s a m: Bessie Smith.
ParkersburE. L noon