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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-09
{. B. HAY ASKED TO
REPORT AS GUARDIAN
Emily KillmOn Demands an
Accounting Of Estate.
FILES PETITION IN COURT
Sets Forth Claim to Interest IN Real
Estate Which Has Been
Sold.

A petition was filed in the probate
branch of the Supreme Court of the
District yesterday by Emily KillmOn. in
which she asks that her guardian, Edwin
B. Hay. be compelled to make an &C
counting of her estate. She says that
she is the owner of one-third interest
in the proceeds of the sale of premises
1O1 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest,
which amounts to S2,272.36. Over a year
ago, she says, Mr.. Hay was appointed
her guardian. and since then he has not
made any accounting TO her.
Miss KilImon also says that the probate
court had called upon Mr. Hay TO make
an accounting OF his guardianship, and
that in an affidavit on July II, 1902, he
stated that up TO and on this 14th of
July. A. D. 1902, he has not received
any funds to the credit of the guardian
ship estate of Emily Grace Killmon;
that any amoSht due the said ward is in
prospective. and that when this guar
dian shall receive the same he will hle
the proper inventory in accordance with
law"
No Authority to Invest.
In reference to this statement, Miss
KilImon says that at that time she be-
lieves Mr.. Hay had received her share
of the estate, OF which she is a bene-
feiary. she also says that neither she
nor the Probate Court gave her guardian
any authority to invest her share of the
estate nor to accept a promissory note in
payment of her interest
In return to an order of the court to
show cause, issued against Mr.. Hay. he
said that on February 10, 1903, he filed
an inventory charging himself with re-
ceiving from the sale. OF the real estate
mentioned a promissory note for Miss
Killmon for 81 .27936 He said that at
that time the interest on the note was
not due.
Miss Killmon says that she reached
her majority on Friday. August :. When
Mr.. Hay was appointed her guardian he
gave bond in the sum of $4,000 for the
proper management of her estate.
GUIDE, Leading Florist, 1924 F.
One always feels he can depend on any
floral order given Guide TO be well filled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-09
$1,000 To Niagara Falls and Return via
B. & o. R. R. August "a.

Special train Of Pullman Parlor Cars and
DAY Coaches from Washington $50 a. m.
Tickets good for ten days. Stop overs returning
Route via Philadelphia and famous Lehigh Val
ley. Other excursions August Is, September
IL 25, October g.
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Theft at Early Morn.

When the family Of J. A. Shepperd. living
AT 1924 b Street southwest, arose yesterday
morning, son discovered that So 80 was miss
ing from his trousers pocket Inquiry devei-
oped the fact that negro woman had Deeh
seen TO leave the house earlier in the morning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-09

GUIDE, Leading Florist, 1924 F.
One always feels he depend any
floral order given Guide TO be well filed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-09
sI.25 to Baltimore and Return Every
Saturday and Sunday via B. & o.


All trains both ways, both days, except
ROYAL Limited, leaving Washington g and Balti-
more 7:55 D. n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-09

For Decorating Dresses
To close quickly the rest OF an ex-
cellent assortment of large Pearl
buttons, SOC 10 81 % a dozen. and in
white, shaded and black, we nnH
have reduced the price to, |SS
choice of all lots for, doz..E -
Pearl Buttons heretofore selling at
l5c and l9c dozen. and the small
and medium sizes best adapt 4 NJ
ed for shirt waists and wash HN
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
miscellaneous Market.

FEATHERs-Pvims white live geese IN mail
ESs. sc and In large SKIS SEC: prime gay do
tic IN small and 4lc IN large SKIS: old white
oGi2-. Y S1Es5c: NN eza25c. Xxx IGg1sc:
N>N,S Sc. tare 10 rer cent On small skA and
&C on large. chickens 5c. duciSs-whits loc. dark
sc-
ROOTS Quote rrr H.; Ginseng at $50 to -:
st"rumg- vss1y. etc, Iss-. lady slipper Sc: sen
era So. pirE l3-. golden seal 564sTc. black
worth 2i-c. sHgelicl ta6c; wahoo-bsrk OF root
s.. bark q tree -'zcs blood Sc: bluedaE &c.
sffEEP FILLS IS io' 'FfSi wS waSl T5afsF Tpeis ca;
sheariins 1oE-5e; lamb at i5a15c: dry. fallen,
DEER SKINS. f,TC.-,-ouots per. ID: P-ims
zoc: antelope lZisc' goat 20 saeh-daraagsd
Observation-Disclosures a, 20 Ter ID. for
LiNSEED oII~-Oaotabl. st sso per gal for
raw and g, for boiled. lc per gal less in Car
Pop CoRN-seIinz. on. cob at 1.Eg1. y Per
leo lbs. for pearl. mixed at 1Scgu; rice at
SCRAP IRON. AND METAI-Per 1ss lbs.
steel ana brcalsbis sc. stove 1se: burnt sse.
hEht brass 50; heavy brass 50: copper -;
.-tis-. % M. yvel.rrB 5lasi, f5r new sBj
.5u25c Tor OLD. EsvariHu rsw At eoc 20 &c
me- III . 3. moo, ~ 3D. this side
BROOM CUEN-QuoLabie al S6JR9o Per tor:
BEANS AND PEAs-Quote from store: White
ufsJsrI meas s. = Tor prime-uoorer grades less:
tiried ma. 40 8 s-sII per atbu bbl.: California
pink ~ sac per lh.: Lima beans at Htc per
KhFFIE CoRN-whIts at 75c per 100 lbs
EMPTY ENEEELS-t1al oil. turpeuttne and
gasoline s. o.. vinegar lNrs black OIL boc; lin
s1-. a. half hrls. &c. wine 81: sauerkraut % ?
&c. pickle f1dsH-. salt o.; -four &c; molas-es
81: Iarf tra. Ec. &C on each broken head
zI4c each hoop missing
80. Erav. brown and black mixed IEa2-;
brown and black MIXED 2g-s-. machine piclts1
X aGgf-- ny sizu4e. MY A1d5c. &NNX
5asf-c. extra black oc- inferior less.
RAGS ETC.-Per Ior his Country rags at
&C. Oii rGpe-No ] Manila a. Si-50: No. az
50C. Rubber gt S5H5-5l.
EONEs-C Choice b.sached at Sl5 prr ton. other
kinds from 81 % 81
PfS-ANs-Nans oG-riHg; prices nominal
DRIED FItIfL-Ne quote Apples-EsV7u-
grated glnss 4asH5.sc: DO. quarters az 4isGtA.e:
bleschsd chops 1izGtiEc; peeliuEs rtdfi=c- 9th
MsFf.T. SUGAR AND SrRT-P-S.v sugar at
SGfU- Per .b. Maple sirup az 6f7-c per gal
tDDPERtGE-We quote On orders for prompt
al g FOR iT0n-buurd; oak pork hhls. Si.I5 for
~ r1G bound. gl-ls for irUu-tuu1d: ASH. pork
nhls yL1sI+. 0eo tcs. 81 20: siack-ygorS bbls.-
5-hoop -four csc. G-h7op Do. @lrs mili-run apple
g.. 10 Do. Slc: meal 5ic. chop lime &c:
4-hio1 10 eic.
- trl1pERlsTT-FFS- car lots on trlt.: slaves
-CotfC1Nood Hour hhI $50, do meal hbl SIS.
No .. 80 half-bhL gum 80; rnill-run
fruit bfI $50: beer kcS gl2at5; lard tierce 81.
pork tlL S,s Hnsdlnr-. per set-No- / -four
thf. sI-f.1c-u.ii-ruu itis-.uCh stock Tor apple
copper. s. flr h10sier. half-bbL. g; coiled elm
-frufl s. g5d75 50. oak lard tierce, cooper
shaved Sirgl=. Pofk III. 8.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Cash Grain. FIour. Etc.

vJEAT-Rece wed s07 SEs. and ~ cars 10
cal and cars through. By sanpie-Nu. red
a. SC for WcStsru destination and 1'-GSs,
4 az i4..- g Sic rejected At 5fQ55c. grade
o. sar O. az. weeEtly az Ga- 20 S5dsfz-e Tor
fancy No hard at ssA1Gi.c, No. hard 40
- - st-eIslc. No. { hard at g. 10 5l's'l.lc:
No- 2 mixed AZ SCfscs No ? white aprin= az
see so. do. az &c.
COIlS-Esceiyed ia sks and s. ear- Ircal
a-I IS ctEs through By sIuplc-No. 9 a. $50
+t.c l-sti and 4ffzc destination 30. az 4is
l2cal and t{5sc destination: No ? yellow az
Sc and No. yellow az 4ftzc local. 80. white
at g. local and 45iac destination. No. white
~ tt-sc local and t5c destination.
bAlsr-ltscctved % cars local and cars
thr1ush. BY sample local-No. . at s5a5sc; No
al si1til5izcs No 4 az sfis Gg5-zc. m grade
a. ste. No. 2 " hif~ az 4llac & %. b.. No
white At 1si1 SC. No white AZ 5J-=Ess-sc,
RYE-5te f55 No. :. To f5- No 2
FIsANSEEb-bid sl'-e for spot. 9s'ze BID 10
FIo-R-sr:t winter -FOUR Patents IN wood.
g. 81. clears s. r- o. low Ersi-7 In iltf-,
A-.HTf ilHFd winter -four. Iu futrs-Fztaars
8 o" tr first 10 $ ~f %. eNt-a fancy -traiEhf-
s. ..z BOD. clears 2-sgsa F1rsE1IuE prices frr
!.ts from Or hands 'rk. Or Al depot this side.
EY8 FIoUS-In a jobbiuE way al s. IN
iuie SKIS and &2-l n wood for new. Mixed
CDESNiENi.- luotlst. o h. AZ Z 70 rnr
city meal; % FOR pearl meal. Erits and hom-
iAY-R-rsipts ss5 tons local and 10 tons
through. sfippst Iss tons. Market Z -ida:
No. ysGio. No Z &5Gs. Govern. / S56i6 and
No. g.Es Prairie, W. sl4e-Cholce s.. 5Hde. 40:
Ne. No, ! sy,ssso: No- ? t.gs: sifsfa sl5al2
LEAD AND sFEiTER@I1sd 81 3 5ld. sp-,-
wHIskY-oa basis OF $40 for hiEhwin-s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

ErnnTr-I IE Francis. Bro. q GO - North
PTfr. rsesrIuE. gllEas tsrF4 SEQ. cheek.
4 s-fr.l Z g--..- % GHvs EN--ft 4 ssE-
C'arurr.rr.al strTIlu-. CE~gg- Es-T.Gfslh. o.
.a.- gseIgr-ls 81 days As'.-sfs
Grain bills fs.f.rf4 s-s-
Earse-s' Tsrls. cables sr7's: check, JIt'- O.
conan a-l.aI French francs. checks slsl.. O.
caE~ a-I1. b. ~ ...a--l lis
Cn-lrrHrg- A. Swiss f-H--T. checks Tr'. Boz
s D. T-TE. g. .IHFs q. --'zE.-Z I.'sg-g1F,
commercial l'H.E.IG francs. checks -fffsr
80 T-rE. 81 GHNa H -. .fs.-- - f-LE.
IElrsa.ss rH.U...-HElras. cables s. -.rrnsH
checks ..r. - lFE- 81 g-lt-
f'HEH0IsH"III r-. HFU.7r.-a. r1FrEs =. - GAYS
So r-l -.rs. ~ .lEHs a"- - SIS
BsuAer.' nltch sgllLeEa. ol-sllI t''.fp s-ls.
g. DAYS AHTfl LIS
C'----rsraisI Iuter -u.'Ss-s eae-ss pfrF
- --Ta. ~ GTvs -s-s1Ea 1916.
Nsg hardly area
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

To Republic quotations are FOR lots in arst
hands uaIes8 otherwise specified. Small lots on
o5lras are charged higher
PEACHES Michigan ID baskets 81 sn7s
according to condition: colorado Ebsrta socaSl
TEATs-T-r b5I. Eastern Du~h--s Howell
and sheldon. 3 sN-sel - -; nrar-Hy Ksifsr.
APPLES -C5nsiEusd: Ben Davis FIF1..s for
I.5E q - !3r cI5igsi Missouri pip1tn q z5ile.
sl--J2-5. Grimss Golden. Bellefeur Hunts
nan. nan. etc. SL'sa1: Jonathan 5-95: wiuesaps
:. PIyEiSPr =, Is Florida smooth Cayenns a,
IsABAFPLES-Fiys,op sl5oat per bbL
81 ~ ,S..!fs SI SssF,9y s's1oe peT .-51 basket
store s 3: Florida g On tr Trar, 5,o. s,Srs
-. = ,2s New Mexican .. s5 per box on trk
for McfiEan and 6fo ~ for of,TS Psg1;yy 7-s
aud = &c for New York. pony Delaware 1sF
-, Niagara. Climax basket. 22s2Sc: Rogers
LE:ltoNs-Caliroruia on trk on hast, s2sos
IL I,rl2zs 2TT o2S ps. IN TX toeSisE 42E way
BANANAS -ouotab's H.-SRzs a bunch on
co,oANUTs. . Fer 1.oo'. Il trk. $50: iooSiuE
,,+.A,,,II cA,,iIFof,NlA DECTynUoUs FRUITS,
sLI9aL25. Ounces 81 $, Fsa-s-Buerre clair
Fsgg 81, 8; Duchess 8. %: Buerrs Del g ..
BssTtistts l, box. sl-55- Italian prunes $Ie5a
CEA::;RERRIEs- Cod. choice from store
loose b0gdsc for ordinary 10 5Sl65c FOR chnIce u
fancy rural and straw Northern in bulk dsI
S.e55e tor ordinary to soGs5c for choice white
NEW oNIONs--Rs 45c; ycIalw sFsIle:
white 65rl5c- Picking onions. 81 per bu-
CAEEAGE-Plr 10 lClsr. $3.50. Red cab
ssgs: re per N. northern Holland see seed 50
GIG per ton delivered. Domestic SfrT1f
cCS,J-AiBEI;s -0iiehiraa 5iai - Der. Bsr 5u.
TOMATOES Home grown sound 20dZ5c bu
looSe- orders higher
hEEI IS-Hon1e ErCvn 1sc Ter bu.
l-EtIJ Cts- HOMEGROWN 1nIclc per bu
CAEsttOTS-Hou1e- grown 4gG53c hu- box
GL GLAEp-H1me- grown 4lf15Gc per peck
ILkNLPS-Honle-grown 25G50C bu. box
CELERY Michigan fiat cases A0d5Oc ard
square 50 f5ac; fancy white plume 96R4O- per
bunch and 52de-25 per crate Home grown Sc
per bunch. Celery roots 31151- per doz
loose. NN'
PEPPERS Home grown "a s0- pcr bu box
STRING BEASS-9f1usa grown green f5ReSc
n1N wax --.Ua Der hI loose.
SQUASH Home grown summer. aods5r EJvb--
carI SIC per hu- box l0"
SWEET POTATOES New Ee-ruuda g5R40,
1s- hn- loose NsEsernoud 5oc: Queen 4oc. ysi,
sPINACH-Fer. .bu.. Loose. 1ca.oc.
EATERkEAT-T-N usr A. nj 81 "a
HORSERADTSIF-Ncw 50 50ds. r. Der bbI
CAILTFLOWE WETs-C-lotca 81 .fJfl ~ aor
ELTARAgAS-DeL at 25141c per bu.
MUSTARD GBEENs-per bu-. loose. 5a1sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TRANSIT UNDER PRESSURE
MAKES NEW LOW RECORD.
EARLY MARKET HAD Ap-
PARENT STRENGTH.
United Railways Preferred Is
Easy and Other Issues
Are Neglected

Continued weakness of fractions was the
feature OF yesterdays market for local
securities. St Louis TRANSIT. the most
active issue. opened slightly higher at
SIS and advanced 10 Sl5-cJ before the sell
ing pressure was applied Then there was
rapid depreciation which carried values
10 Sl4.75. the lowest price recorded since
1876. United Railways preferred essed on
half point TO 81 and the 4-per-cent bonds
held steady at S7s
other issues were neglected. Common
wealth Trust sold In small lots at 80
and Granite -Bl- Metallic vas easy
YESTERpAT'S SESSION.
F1r-=wpr ~rr-TaFE~w.a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
New York Curb Market.
p Trr=r~r r.s lErE..HrHT

REP FlI4It' St'F.ilhL.
Nsss York. oct. I-.-Ths curb r7ars.' -1s ~
frsurslF lGI and weak fp-ftaE. Dealings In
rlEl-Tl fairly large number ~ i-ag... U4t
fhe ilIiEiIEail totals were unusually small Al
tho cusn'aE prizes showed stead ness. hut
AFTER the first luIf hour price generally Tru
H~ ShHrp.r. Northern Ssrrr.f.rT 1~au.nE
r0;u- go the rE~'v traE-ar-la1,. but sInrH-
Cu-rfI- u recovered al. Iss E.rH |#H sea-
bear. Air l..U- .r-r were wax. and a.I.H
S'aIsIIl Losses were sustained br fr'rr. l-rTrEH
Rapid TRANSIT '#Fu uT"-Hrrsr.. Ar1Fr.Hu NrIl"
INK PAPER rTsfsrrsH.. flaEIIII Tobacco Hrsra.r..n
and hv = uuTHsu rf she less active issues.
Green Conzr.I1Hfa.T attracted considerable af.
tsuti0ln In the Afternoon hv declining % points
on moderate purHIr4sas- The reTr q the cooper
stocks wera uTaCt.r.Ii E'ar-.I. STANDARD
OIL War the urIv stock 90 u.7- ilv Strength. rE-
urice advancing sharply Uu limited dealings
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

LIvE-SToCK MARKETS.
Native supply Good-Herf Cattle
Strnnr-Nn-s IIn.c Hieher.


NATIVE CATTLE Ref sterrs Fa- re n-st
DIV q fhs vags tHs supply n tHe native
division WIS f7ir. the estimate beng placed 90
= ca-Iradz. aui ths-r v-rr about o. ts-r1 Ir1lv
INCLUDED in tHrs- the raiancs q trr supply be-
Ing composed - about 70 Iuais % western
steers uni loads o. western COWS and calves.
The remainder comprising mixed lot or butch
Sr cattle and generally a o0-au0u lot % stoci-
eTE.
Sellers are asking higher n-.r-s. anf. s.
though the supply vas liEht. trading Vas slow
however. most q the cattle offered Wsrs O The
handy v~iSht kinds. but Tot very E17d. though
prices vers strong 20 = Itti. hiE1s-. Heavy
cattle vera IN light supplv. hut I'D not sell
sHv better. and were Just steady quite "a
string CT Western steers were available. with
values RgE5 T4iz4s sg!I gb 'Sf@e4ysu f3 e4ysuzR STEERS
T2. g AZ .o 20 ~ 10 i..15io.. 10 ST
G..-Ii58 SO a5--.I-I.-.. 80 l---i-n'-.. Aa5
ss.-Ii-s... so g. 81. ~ rs 50 o.. -
IL. SIS. IS e. Sc AZ
Butcher Catue-Ths Eapply q hutsfr- cattle
Uas lEht and mainiy - a ru-.fuuEfE class.
however. all ceCyut and desirable kinds ot
Killers we're 10 much better demand as
brought fun steady prices The common class
di1 not show any Improvement centrally
though they sold steady. Bulls anu veal
calves sold fully as god ss last Seek-
r
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

HOGS-A very small surpiv q hogs vs. or
sale: IN fact. not more than ore-thlrd o. q
roud moderate suprlv. the receipts arn1rr|fTr-
% only around $50 bead, against 500 Monday
~ last week $40 two week. sr0 ana .-I1
were lightly supplied. Chicago receiving z -
less than they erpsCrrG ana the total al fHa
I've principal points ba.-E but 111o. sEaluF-
3. .0oo 4 week aFo ard 800 year ara.
good demand existed from al buyers er-
nectally the city butchers and Eastern shi1nsrz
Th- market ou~ued on an active basis ana
prices showed an advance q II sfi5c the ro1i
Improvement. while plain p3csers showed the
least The early supply wss soon grahhed up
arf late ar-fvaIs fg-rrF fuyers ready frr f6a--3
and Eold a. fast a. thev could - uuloat-d and
equally good N they had been 90 The
the trade was the snail number on saIe
none of the buyers bellE able % get as many
hrEs they really rCfiei 70 III even thHIr
ulosz urgent orders
Lights. weighing 10 - is -, s2td a 15--sfs
dflra welEhts g e5G5 S, and good heavieg al
IS s.ssfs.IZa- The bulk o. the good medium and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

SOUTHERN CATTLFsA'rhs auaTartin- SUP
ply was good. embracing total of Isl cars
and 5.sIl head and consisted principally %
siet7s. though th0 supply OF cows was Illrs
while the receipts Cf cIlveE were fhs
largest for soma tlmr. over i.te0 being On sale.
steers sold from 3 fl'i7.f- while the bulk ~
ths steers sid az Sszl-s. with tha rom
mnnsr kinds on down Tre demand was good
enough 90 take care = the supply u steers ut
fun steady prices but the COW market went
all 20 pieces The c1nmoneT kinds % COWS
showing decline of q rat &c. while TIE l-L-
ter grades were around &c lower
With calf supplies 50 Nherai and th- ma
J1rity of then on the common anf heavy
weight orfg-. = decline weH In force with
sales Eh0afrr agTsr lower than TIE close %
the week and dull az the decline. With quite "a
few held oger for lark cf outlet Gont rEht
vralern sold AZ high a. auv tins q late
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Tor SPOT sna Es5 Ia Sd FOR futures: locally COP
Ter was dull. lake and electrUlytio are quoted
az I5qS-z5c. and casting a. u SIC. Lad wss
unchanged iocally AZ S5ye- but Loadon reT-ortei
a decline of - ID. 10 EIl- Spsltcr was uu-
changed In London. closing Al 90 7s 81 and
was unchanged here At O.. Iron closed at %
81 GlaEEJE. and az 12s I'D In Middlesboro. In
New YORK iron was quiet: No foundry, North
ern, Is quoted AZ u5gilj No fgundry. North.
EN-, al S,5gl6. No / fountry. southern. and
No. 1 f0undry. Southern soft, a. ;lydlb.So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Rut;r--L0vsr; GGiet; creamery. extra. At q
e.. frsts ISaIgc. seconds 17es dairy. extra at
i1r. r-sts lfGI5c: ladIe-packed. extra. 15c: rsts
rEe. country stock in pals 12c for choice and
-a.r 40 suI1c. grease stocks 4Qgr-
Elrs-Eecelved 20l5 pkss- local snt 1.14J
0Esa through. Market strong and higher.
quote current receipts isc; loss on. lsisc. Held
ard on stock less
C1essr-SoTtheru On orders: Twins IKE: sin
rI-s I-r. daisies 12isc; Y. a. iEisCs long horns
I-r-r. IIwbIrEgr rev gH9izcs inferior ansi=c;
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MINING SHARES
,IIpInr stock. In New York.
lered


New York Oct I2-Moncy on call steady a.
.G1ls. closing bid -. offered ei5. tine money
easy. g. DAYS 4i-lfla. - DAYS 3. months 3.
Prime mercantile pager e96i-- sterling Il
change weak. With artual business in bank
erE- bills AZ ( S54laz .Ss{s for demand and al
4 SsfoS5s 81 for se-iAv bills: posted rates 50
a. ~: commercial bills s-sls1A Mexican doll
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

New York, Oct 1--TEe tin market vas
weak being depressed by liberal arrivals. some
6s5 tons being received during the day. while
the London cables reported declines abroad.
Locally prices we're marked down 10 .5-t-5a
=. 7oc. and iu London prices were los lower. a;
fli3 lis - for SPOT and EI14 5s 81 for futures
fs4pPer declined IS 6d In London, 10 IA : Cd
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

St Iouis-Dec- wheat Sc. Puts sfsc and
calls Ez,- asked
AIIIuHuzee-ua5-. wheat 7SfzG7V1. 11srsc asked
Puts sSl.c and calls .st.- hil Dee corn 4fs.H
4tl,r bid. Puts &C. and calls A. SELLERS.
NIv wheat asa dls's1 bid.
Puts sSlsc and calls sa- bid MAY corn E-sc
BID Puts Ez.c and calls csc b.E
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

c.sw To-k oct Ig-EH- sI'Vs- EsfE1fs~ rrT
ounc-- A. T.r-1Tu. STEADY. .--.r r.r ounce.
Treasury Statement.
VTE-hiEE:o-. oct. L.-Avaiiabls cash ha'anc-
"a ssS TSFs gold Gif5 IS @e
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

light uEder Is Hsl az Issc. fallen ~ I5c; na-
rIgr arf Arkansas at i2Esr. latter on selections
Al Itat- Tor no. I and I-z,r Tor No. . Dry-salted
~ Is-cIil-c- Crceu-szlf-I round at 5ltc. do
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
New York stock Quotations.

s. Lruis. Oct. E.-Ths followinE EhoES the
opening. hlgkgst. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York stock Exchange to-day Cor
reC;ei daily for The Republic BY Francis. BFo.
& Co. bonds and stocks. No. IA NorJh Fourth
street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
st. Loui. Futurr rrIcrs.

closed Ranged. closed.
Saturday. Yesterday. Yesterday.
Whsat-Dcc Esu.s's - aNTts Ns o.
Nfay .-......Ssf. s-it UNIis s-s b
C1r1-Dec ...El=aF-s s5auEi. 4H-
May -.-.--flas iat-4l.1-7s tI--ff11a
Oats-Dec ----G7ir a. slis
MaN .-.---..-s-a a ..-.l.s - y
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Reported by the New YORK Commercial Al
yR-tIssT through Francis, BIO. a. Co. -i4 North
Fourth street.
trading IN American stOckz In London to-day
was irTegula-1Iy- Prices, however. showed more
declines Khan advances In this market The
sTbitrSgs houses were heavy sellers from the
start. They put cut in excess Of =. 90 shares,
chiefly Steel. Southern Railway. Eslc. AtChis1n
and others Much OF the foreign selling to-day
vas for Continental account. Amsterdam, Ber-
LIN and Paris selling freely - well LJad0n-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

A. @ Pine specialists reported that Anal
Eamafed CnQper to-day looked zs n u were he
Ing Ghscroed The most noteworthy buying was
~ houses with Boston connections notably T.
L Manson & CO. and Charles Head & CO
Tasrc Vas also considerable covering by room
traeers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Yesterdays bank CIearinEs.
clearinEs G,s7s.s4l. balances SzS7X
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

United states Steel-Ihs early feature OF trad
ing was the renewed weakness Of the Sseel
stocks. both of which made a new low record
Harris. Gates & Co sold le.eoo shares OF the
preferred n early dealings. They were ths
heaviest sellers and were followed BY scattering
co-nr-isslln hulssa and tEaLers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

S.-- v--S Oct r,-,rnor Sr-- rTD --raEv-
mild afnuHF- No. e invoice 80. Futures opened
steady a. UNCHANGED prices o. m stva-rn o.
market vas Frsn. showing a. ore time net
raI1 q points on further demand from vari-
u1a S.e~=fz psHfch wIr raging - tTu
TarHraz AMI prlalI receipts. WITH cables f.lfu
UraEI stating that the movement v1s not be-
fr- rHrarEaH hy urfaVrrIhia roads or rains.
T.l-a- however. realizing became The pred M
mating factor and the market closed steady y
q net decline q 500 points. sales were 81 -
f4Es. ia-IuEinE Nov. AZ 4.soEt.s5e; Dec. AZ 8 IS
.55sc. July AZ > be5s5c: sept AZ tT,g
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Enrri-n ENrhnnr.-

lar- s-rc Gs,aruu-H, bonds STEADY. raj
Eull laaIs Irregular
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

- .....-. r.-.-r..-
d 'i..- 10y. -l..- q t-
. L.r''. IH-..h-- ---a -H-' H.hl..-r -a.
fr"H ar. l1i -yEHaFs g'.7-i"- .aL'.f 81. '.-e
rf F.E a~l closed W"iNa Na.l'. N.-''.A ....'
. lower. rf"es.rH a-l f.T..rs r."N go N'.tn.
uaHrsf.t...r u"as. g'f'.-' sNI"ft alt H.-t
fHHt steers - .HF.a'- ,.- '. -.. At-.-' ~
$40. ..T- 1n. i.e-.tn 49, M'-'- M'-'- ,.'-s
Steers Ea.aH- f.f.- 49, s y. t.. .-t '-..1 e.
.t--. IrNts COVE 81 49,. i.-.tse --.,, t-z--l
.is f1'.se I'li'5 > -. ~. --..'--i- 49,.
bulls 81. U.s. caves a. a..- ,!
.H.Ft7 ia... uirA.L sG q t. t-l- ~ 49,
a-.e or sizes ts'i 1-s'5 .aA.s p - --t4 49, -.
T-e. 80 - l=.a - 80. .iL-.-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Dried Fruits.

,r- YORK. or Te-Trs ular'yat f0r svH-7-
----F -rH.sz o. Hu.r- with demand IzT- 7ri she
f--rr ~ 1-rs arsar.r.ar rather easy. Oh TU=H tI-
sr1-a- are lrTrrarslr.H .Hn.y JIM. Common ore
ffrr-rd at fr-r- prime p gsi.'T-s choice NJ 81
FaTHnrF NJ rra moment. and prices are FIRMLY
rrrf Quotations ruEEa frnm &c q &c frr ~
5-r.sg-- au~frnf- also attract a fair deT7rr1
ana rule arm cr0.cr ar quoted a. - r-.zrs
s1tra choice AZ l"4@i ard fancy a. llti=-=,
Ts.r: extra ch0ies a. 5i.fsisc. and fancy az
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
FIaIseed Quotations.


Chicago III Oct T.-FTHva-rd vas traird
n -ruI-rataIy al steady prices. 40. ] North
western sold AZ 1iT- and NJ. vas a{fsC bils
rejected sofa from sar 90 Sc Nav was q hil
we're = cars here. 5s a. Minneapolis and 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Nsr York Ocf Is-Thr new -r-< ha7 rur7~I
rr-I With an Improvement iu mail orders rI
tsaEa Iu tnr dr. gods market has rot s01ITI
~ more inclination 20 iucur further Oh. "a
sf--s thar was auarent last week The mar
t.a- remains q waiting one