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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

SfESlhl<o.
Memphis. Tenn. Aug I3-rhe river here stands
1871 feet q rise OF s. of foot in the last "a
hours. The Stacker Lee arrived at II a m.
from St Loui. with aga packages Of merehan-
Kate Adams deps.ted Al $50 .. ia for Arkansas =
Wright departed iss s., louis The Fns
made the recent round trip on the big towb ,at
" Captain f. r 's sy raj a
er Kate Adam. departed BY rail last night bound
I'm In h Sor'f Receipts
bales cotton and iss sacks cotton seed.
,, c m ar iRe s. 4 Tsas
e cloudy and so 10 II, The ohio
oNeil arrived from the Upper S Ohio r at s a
70 m m. snT The n Alice Brown HV deDarsed up the
Ohio at a. with emptIes. The Dick Fowler
Sm oS New 10 the
D. m. with TOW, Of empties; The Peters Lee
clear for Memphis tonight.
Is Asg .s ysr es On m
inches h %ss.hsI efssdy snd soe.sS This was
Bin Bs ana sssas Rshsn We're Mar, AZ
in port The Sidney was crowded with sxeur.
sers. se' steamer I Dubuque csme IN
p M. about a hours late. owing to the fact
out fuesday The boat Was crowded with p
seDSers and remained here few minutes un-
loading freight.
ra;aaeah Ky AVE 1sIThs sSaes read. this
showers and cooler The Dick Fowler e Calro
P. m. The J. B. Fenley. arrived at noon. The ].
\. Hook to Tennessec River at p. m: The Will
ford to Cumberland River at p m. Local pack
cts IN and out on time. Business good.
Warsaw. ILL.,. Aug. 13-Gauge reads 49,
fall of 5 In last - hours. Weather cloudy and
cool. City OF st. Louis, Silver Crescent and
Mary In and cut with large excursion to ths
Warsaw Street Fair.
Grand Tower Ill. Aug. l3-Rees Lee up at
$50 a. m. Peters Lee down at 10 a. IN. United
States Leeder No. up at y. The gauge
reads 17.S feet and stationary. Weather cloudy
and wn1n
Chester, H.. Aug. l3..-Gauge 1i5 feet. and
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To-Dny's Weather.
Arrived.
Departed.
Departures To-Day.
River Rinlto Brcvities.

last trip. leaving 81. Louis at o'clock wsdnes, $,
$50 making distance Of i07 miles In 20 hours.
including twenty-nine stcrs: She departed yestef-
day afternoon on her regular trip
The towhoat Russell Lord departed for the
Ohio River Yesterday. Matt F!tchner resigned as
pilot and Monte Davis took her out. He Will be
Joined Mt Cairo by Bud Smedley.
phis bringing up 1900 feet of lumber. She Will
depart on the return this afternoon: A full com
a sp of has been registered ''' '''
The Lotus Sims departed for Memphis yester-
dav afternoon with the heaviest freight trtp she
has taken "a. down since the sas been IN the trade
Miss Lois Peterson of Maplewood and Miss
Lena Schumacher OF Kirkwood were passengers
on the Lotus Sims Yesterday. making the round
Large quantities of baicd hay floated past
the river front yesterday. supposed to have come
from a sunken barge on the Upper river.
Yesterday cane ornns ssh coon ID p she viii
depart on the return this afternoon.
The steamer Dubuque Of the Diamond 10 will
derart for St Paul tomorrow afternoon. instead
OF to-day. scheduled.
Among the cargo Of the Lotus Sims yesterday
were several pieces Of heavy freight for cotton
gin at Point Pleasant
The City Of Memphis arrived yesterday from ON
tuyn this afternoon.
The Sidney will be in tomorrow. morning
the afternoon.
The Chester departed yesterday afternoon for
Cape Girardeau with good trip Of freight and
passengers.
terday while his boat was in port. Among the
visitors We're Captain Joe Manson. Captain Buck
Leyhc. Captain William Pennison and Colonel
Hunter Ben Jenkins.
The Belle Of Calhoun is bringing In a good
cargo of wheat and apples from Calhoun County.
She will arrive to-day and return tomorrow
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
Tomorrow.

Washington. Aug. 13-Forecast for Friday
and Saturday:
Missouri-Fair and warmer Friday. Saturday
partly cloudy; probably showers and cooler
Illinois-Partly cloudy Friday; warmer. except
in extreme northeast portion. Saturday. partly
cloudy; probably showers and cooler; fresh south
east winds.
Western Te1as-Fair Friday and Saturday.
portion. Saturday fair: cooler
kansas.Fair Friday: showers and cooler at
night or Saturday.
Oklahoma l,. ma, and Indian Territory Fair and
IRENE eastern portion. Saturday. fair.
Arkansas-Showers Friday; cooler in central and
ably showers.
:, Eastern TexasGenerally fair Friday. except
showeru In extreme southern portion. Saturday,
fair In west. showers in east and extreme SOUTH
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4 q. m: City of Memphis up. last night: Ches-
ter up. last night: Rees Lee up. 10 a. m.
vtcksburg Miss, Aug. ls-The gauge tonight
showed III. fall OF 4. The City of Wheeling
cleared for Greenvile. The American Is due.
Tho Senator Cordill Is due.
Cape Girardeau. No.. Aug 13.-Weather fair.
River falling. The Rees Lee up at IL .. m.
The Peters Lee down at noon. A.,
Louisville, KY. Aug. l3 - River falling; IN
canal. Al feet; on falls 10 foot: below locks rs
feet. Cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. o.. Aug. 10. - River Sc feet and
falling. Cloudy and warm
Wheeling W. Va, Aug. lS.-River feet
inches. Clear and cooler.
Pittsburg Aug. 1s-River Ae feet and station
ary Clear and warm.
Evansville, Ind. Aug. 1a-River So feet and
falling Rain.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 1s.ILive Pouiiry-Receipts
late yesterday. The proportion OF fowls in the
receipts was not so heavy. and with a continued
fair demand there were less fowls unsold than
there was last Thursday. but cars more are due
tomorrow morning. Chickens were In accu-
mutation and moved slowly at unchanged Or ces,
with no prospects Of a clearance this weeia and
especially on small. Boosters and turkeys steady.
Pigeons firm. Quotations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day 1,306 pkgs.
treat deal OF the delayed stock was delivered late
We sterday and this morning. but there was con-
siderable cut at the close that was due yester-
over. and. as receivers were anxious to clean up,
buyers took advantage Of their position. There
was an accumulation Of good useful scalded
chickens on the market that were urged at 129
few choice. large brought l3c and even more in
small way. Dry-picked chickens worked out
at unchanged prices: some small Southern dry
licked offered At ii@llHs D,yI s fowls
hgure was extreme on sca,ded. some Of the latter
being offered at 1Sc without leading to business.
With jobbing demand pretty well over, there was
an easier feeling all around. and a clearance
steady. Turkeys. when desirable. commanded
Ice-packed - Broilers = Western. scalded. fanc4.
1alkc; do. medium 12c: Southwestern. scaldd
small, ll61lltc. Fowls-Western; scaded. PRIME
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 1a.--EgEs-Receipts TODAY MI NJ,
cases The courle Of the trading was some En ars
Disappointing this morning. as receivers kw ere
led 10 expect a better demand in View fN .ne
good business Of yesterday and the stronta ,9 Snr
OF Western advtces. The lull In the csA1 ~.
fresh gathered may b partially ascrtoed
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D ST. LOUIS

. 90 pm -. ~: Y s :, N
......... yIl.W fu
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WABASH.
Eastern Lines

Train.
Continental Limited - Detroit.
Niegara Falls. Buffalo. New
York and Boston.
Toledo. Detroit, Niagara Fills.
Buffalo. New York ana Bos-
ton Express.
Toledo. New York and Boston
Fast Mail...........-....
Midnight Limited-Detroit. Dur
falo. New York and Boston.
Toledo and Jacksonville Local
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Real Estate Transfers.

% nCaA E1bSAaS
' City Block sss: Brewster;;Xmes Building, =,
b hos snd s o City block 81 chs5s;
il. FRANKIE and wife to Ida Pauline udei =,
cs a9S ns'0 4. - bet Sia,ssqt&M wand sn$
cARsss f. city 81 IS H.e RsslsaT
DS sisSsss asd ssasnea City siesf sIss
SOUTHAMPTON Realty Co. to John J. fitz-
Ekf iSSGsaAaiN K IT. In. 3 = ss.. .Ysw.
.eed and a TsyST e city 10 Thomas Sonx K HAMS
s,,y Ii, BLOCK 81 e ss M" W c nns
and wife to Augustine ]. Barnidse- e
FS vi PARK Bioi,UtLi;BivARp.si IT,, 5:
s.. teins 1873 Forest Park boulevard: city
block Sss6; the Federal Investment CO. 10
H K MiESs5T.. sm Il cor:
,S tsSfssFEA1xss T. bet OAK Hi "
s sna BENT ana s aSse % Rosie
s;,S bloc. ISL Isl S sss aP p
Prendergast and wife to Henry D. War
KnE ssfsnKL tt. n. $, lei! Clara and
Prsndersas; and wife to ThOs. cOyie and
KINGS x.svS HiaHwxY.iSS &. , & rn r :;
Poi.ter to Visitors Worlds Fair Club -.
!ss;:!nias Rs,sS:n;s;x ;s ssS
Wife ct al to Frederick W. Knippenbers
Civ Block . sss Js Snrf s sRa
Dermott and wife to Philip L Rose
&C, a..; Inn ., n g.. bet clara and
Goodfellow city block 1865: Mathi.da
Rose and husband to John F. McDer-
M 9,fttdM II. s.; bet Twenty second
Heel and wife to Fred G. DSab.w. d.. !.
M All FL city s Stock st Fed
c. Daab to Tonv J. Ghio-w. 49,. J.
NEBRASKA-25 IT.. W. g.. bet Cherokee
and Potomac. city block lSi6 Hippara r
Whitehiii to Barbara Veitenthal-spi.
NEBRAskx.; Il, III Is 5sss G Rs1Ssss
Yeitenthai and. husband to Hubbard G:
Mhitehili-w. d; not cvbe,,1vs:
N ana Posemae city n block 1876: HtSbsfS
whitehill to August yeitenthal-w. d..
O'FALLoN-25 IT.. n; o.. bet Nineteenth
and SarsHeld. city block 200: ct Louis
ton KaminskI-w. d.. ,..:...;.:.:;;;..:.: ].
sE soaisrd City Block Ct ss0s: ss5ah c: Ferry
Ct al, 70 Milton c. Brown ct al;-w; w. d..
sas and Marlborough. city block 1858:
John Baiset and wife to Brewster-Ames
Entld!na CompanyIw. d. being 1;o:.
schoe6berE and wife to Louis II. Rolfes !.
andrSvife-w ................-.......''
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY T0L D.

BERLIN-The Minister Of Public Works
has ordered thorough examination OF the
Berlin underground railroad system IN order
to determine what steps are necessary to
avoid the possibility of a catastrophe such
as occurred in Paris
) SALT LAKE. UTAH-The Supreme Court
afirmed the verdict Of guilty Of murder in
the first degree against Peter Mortensen
and refused to grant a new trial Mortensen
Hay. secretary Of the Pacific Lumber Com
pany.
uoh,6, rc0N,G :. ChinesA imuarial trnaun
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Weather at a. m. cloudy; at D. m, cloudy
maximum temperature, 70 degrees; minimum s.
degrees. River, II feet.
L II. DAINGERFIELD,
Temporarily in Charge.
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

:, Train w., .. ,..,. Depart Arrfvs
Rock Tcxarkana- Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene. s3:o6 am s7:9o nm
Delta Columbus ana Cairo
,Exprsss ;.y:::. $500 am r:Is pm
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic. Houston and Galveston an pm s3:io pm
Texas. Mexico and California
Special : Hot Spring.. Ark:
Dallas. Fort WORTH El Paso
Los Angelee. Galveston. San
Antonio and T.aredo........... sf:30 pm s7:fg am
M,rrhis E&nress... $50 nm s7.00 am
FOURTH STREET AND CHoUTEAU AVENUE
STATION.
De soto and Bismarck Ac-
commoda!ion :..:::.:.:...:... $50 pm $50 an
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
st. Louis and Chester Expire u. sl0:o1 an $40 am
st. Louis and Chester Express. $500 pm S:3S nm
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KILLED in A GENERAL FIGHT.
Orville Owens Is Stabbed to Death
and Arthur Duke Wounded.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
West Plains, NO., Aug. 13.-In a general
fight last night orville Owens was stabbed
to death by George W. Carpenter. and Ar
thur Duke of Houston, Mo-, was seriously
cut by John Goacher.
Carpenter conducts restaurant and .
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n. LOUIS, X. G. AND COLORADO =. y.
FROM UNION DEPOT.

row started in his place. He followed ON.
ems to the street and. drawing his pocket
knife. stabbed him In the left side Owens
died two hours later.
Carpenter surrendered to the Sheriff and
Is in Jail. Goacher was released on bond.
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MADRID-vice Admiral Cervsra. VIII,
surrendered to the American fleet or 0an.
tiego de Cuba, has resigned the position p
Chief Of STAR in the navy. to which - ~
appointed In December, 1S02 -
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by Telegraph.

mSsns soa fIs9q Gull &c. q sa;
March am The market opsnsd
points on ali EXCEPT March opsi sne Which ri
was point up. the declines were in sympathy
account hut there was very little business Of any
p the market. while sellers were rendered eau;
tious by renewed apprehensions as to the tropical
The ssssas S to BID Be sa ID
lo.s3e with the general list at the best prices Of
h ss sans Of "a paRr aas
and the sene , S
able showing 9 Of the weather map encouraged a
sagging tendency which lasted during the balance
the
for Sent; and that Option was finally points
sae
ing maturity. and this had some influence in re-
ii.fie influence. Total sales estimated at 100000
%isaas sal %dd sa fa IN s5ss
sssd: good ordinary s.sed; ordinary s.,ed; The he
e hs 2.
$500 American. Receipts none Futures opened
.% ans s.otsa sssss A@s!ssa 9s s SEPT
slsd: Sept-oct. 5.sSG5. SD; Oct Nov. b.lsd; Now.
Dec; 5,asa5 $50: Dec,Jan 5.sld: Jan Feb go
900: ordinary 7-Iec: cood. ordinary. loxe: low
lsRc: middline fair IS la-lsc nominal: receipts
ess: stock <. Ses. Eutures-Ars. :ssgi3; Sept
10 e01i0 sic; Oct. 9776fa7sc Nov 9.5i09. 59c Dec
$500 &c; Jan. s.576s.5sc; Feb. s.ssGs. Coo;
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Aug. 13.-closing quotations on money,
bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
cent.
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,,o,a- re.,h.r. which now permits Of the use
S3 9 sna stnraee and the market on undergrades
got whsrs the eh o Tssn sGsk pask
inrs ranged generally at HalSc; those from
soaher and the Central ,a h Wssf esss e
trade with prime grade goods In denand az
isasc Drties and checks quiet weak .ked c ana
showed a moderate loss. Quotations unchanged.
Kansas City Mo-. Aug. 13.-Eggs hTEl; Mns mis-
no whitewood cases included 1s1ac. ..,.
Philadelphia Pa. Aug. l3.,EsSs STEADY jar talp
iSisSSaoc: Southwestern 1sa1sikc: Southern $50
Chicago, Aug 1s-Esgs firm: at mark. cases
included. 12G15c per doz
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah Aug. l3.-Turpentine trm: 625S:
Posin arm: A. B. c. Sl.60: E H.65: sli0;
q s.. 50; II 81 70: S. 70: K s2S5 N sass: 1906:
w G.. $3.50: w. w. $3.4u.
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have been defeated by rebels at Hwei-chou-
Flu. in the Southern Province Of Kwang-
Tung. Imperial re-enforcements consisting
Of 5000 German-drilled troops have arrived
at Canton
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.-The Amalga-
mated Brotherhood Of Transfers and Help
ers. newly formed and representing 10000
teamsters In the United States, have Sc
lected Indianapolis as permanent headQuar-
tiers and Cincinnati as their meeting place
next August.
MENDOZA, ARGENTINE-Severe shocks
OF earthquake destroyed several houses and
the tower of the Church of San Francisco.
Five persons were killed and many others
injured.
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River Forecast.

uoayr local rains arc ca-sinp slight hut ranid
fluctuations in the river stages OF this district
The Mississippi sorth CT Hannibal Will fan yer!
slowly The Missouri TT Uarmsrr. after slight
fall to-day will rise during Friday.
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Department Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological a, observations received at St Louis
August 10. 1913. at 6:59 p. m. local time and D.
m. seventy-ffth meridian time. Observations
made at the same moment Of time at all stations
liz Tn, u.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS n:
MINA RAILWAY SUBUI
ST. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE.
fSee c.. p. q 81. LIZ
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Arnva

SOOI nENlN NNIbwNIs
ST. LOCIS-LOUISvJLLE LINES
Trnin. Depart. Arriya
Princeton Louisville Lrxinx-
ton and stations That
t8nooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
foon and points in the South
Mount Vernon Accommodation &c % pm 1870 am
Princeton. LnuisriIie. LexinG-
ton and wnv stations. K-nN-
vile. Asheville. ChatfanooRa.
Rome. Atlanta. Au1usts.
Charleston. Macon and all
points IN Florida and the
Southeast 'o:n4 ~, ~ a0
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND wESTERIH
.., - Depart Arn
Toledo. Buffalo and New
asteru EHpress - Illinois In
diana and Ohio po'rfs. sf:eS am sS.c4 nm
Charleston Accommodation s5:o1 pm s10:8 am
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R.eter's Ipt.ries Are Fatal.

William Rueter. IS years old. Q carpenter.
Of No. 37u Hebert street, who was struck
by Vandeventer car at vaudeventer and
Greer avenues on August g. died at -
home yesterday morning at D:0 o,clock
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Earbor gauges YESTERDAY marked /. feet. ndi-
eating fall of L of foot in "a hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was mod
errte
Weather unsettled.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

North Illinois Exprese-Spring-
field. Freernrt ard DUBUQUE
Chicago Daylight Snecial-Peo-
ria and Spri6sG-ii. ..:........
Springfield Accommotia tion.....
chicago Diamond Srec'r'... =.
Southern LfH
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. /:
New Orleans and Texas Ex-
press. Nashville. Atlanta and
jacksonville ....................
New Orleans Special = Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. /.
Acc ommodation-. Murphysboro.
Marion and Cairo. $500.
Accommodation urpkysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs.
Sparta and Chester. ..........
New Orleans Limited = Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer-Nash-
4 willie. Atlanta and jackson
WFN
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ION STATION.
aa D.

~
Depart. Arrive.
:55 am ss:3i pm
S:4l am ss:19 PM
fs:4l am ts..35 pm
'7:5s Am s :o4 Dn
= 90 am 7:ls am
s2:15 pm 2.l0 pm
e:1s pm %:0 pm
T:4o pm 1853 am
ts:3 pm S.is am
. 90 pm T:1s sm
.. MO am
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Train.
Local Express ...................
Day Express - Kansas City.
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and. San Francisco ......
washington Accommodation =:
st.. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited and South
west Missouri ..;.....--..--..
Kansas and Colorado Express.
Creve Occur Lake trains leave
se:15 q. M. s9:1s a. m. u 80 p.
Oak Hill trains leave Union
m. t10:10 q. M. 1850 a. m; II
Kirkwood trains leave Union
m. =: a;s ;o a; m. i;:9 q !. mn M Y
m, and III 30 d. m.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation. :.
Pacific Accommodation ......
Texas and Kansas Mail-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is, Dallas, Ennis. Houston
Galveston. Carthage, Joplin
and Wichita ................
Pacific Accommodation $500.
Valley Park Accommoda ton
Meteor : For Sprtnefield. Car
. thage. Joplin. Wichita. VIM
tia, Oklahoma. Denison.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. waco and Rrownwood
vsIley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park ACCOMMODATION :.
Pacific Accommodation 10000
Pacific Accommodation ..:....-
Texas ard Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. Corsicans.
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
san Antonio. Carthage. Jop.
lin. Wichita. Burton and
: the West
Western Expression Spring
field, vinita. Denison. Sher.
man, Oklahoma, Carthage
and IoO1in .s..........
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Depart. Arrive.
ts:ss am sll:o7 pm
1875 am t75s am
1914 am s7:so pm
ti:4s pm ftl:u pm
t5:1l pm .Io:ss am
1874 pm s1o:s5 am
IL 30 pm T:59 am
COTTON BELT

COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
(via bismarck and Detail. 500 am f15 pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
(via Bismarck and Delta).. $40 pm 800 am
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.

Tinges and stained AGhc below white.
Gaiveston-Spot market steady: middlins 12ltc,
New Orieans-Spot market quiet: midd.ing 1zstc.
Memphis-Spot market quiet: mIdding L s-loc.
Receipts at principal points:
New Orleans. 25J bales
Norfolk. bales
Memphis 81 bales.
Net receipts at all United States points for six
days were 1.00i bales against ,i35 bales a week
ago and Ss0s bales year ago Exports. 1915
bales, against 80 7o9 bales year ago. Stocks
2Ui.S92 bales, against 1S0.S32.
ST, LOUIS Marelouse statement:
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Local Report.
81. Louis. Thursday, Aug. Is, 1909.
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ST. LOUIS TINE.

II.
depart. Arrive.
.2:cs am r5 ON
20 :os pm IT'S am
tS:ls am ts:a2 pm
% 60 am ISIS pm
t5:l0 pm ts::32 am
S :cS am $3.50 pm
1890 am '5:25 pm
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No. sOis, is cut in sizes for SO. "a. SO. IS. 40
| and ~ inch bust measure.
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BURLINGTOH ROuTE-U,

Train
For Hannibal. H. & st. J..
points. Quincy. keokuk and
Burlington ..................
Local 20 Hannibal ............
For Quincy and Keokuk. 49,.
F9I st. Paul. Minneapolis, via
East Side line, Illinois and
Wisconsins ..................
The Burlington Northern Pa
cific EXpress. for Kansas
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
Ofegun ...-.:.........: ...-.-..
Twin City Express for st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81. Joseph
might Northern Express" for
81. Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois, via East Side line.
TO Rock Island. Clinton. Ia,
savanna and Dubuaur........
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. at. Joseph.
Denver Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local for Hannibal ,,,...
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan of the Rivers

For "a hours ending at a. M:
st. Louis. Thursday. Aug. 13, 1909.
Stations Danger Gauge. Change.
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
WHO RAILWAY
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$50 aIp s9:45 I'm
1900 noon s:is pm
t4:s2 pm 's:is am
$3.50 pm .........
HOO pm T:so IN
ss:25 pm 1880 TN
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80 D. m. -.:iJ q.
m.
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AN
RAILWAY.

c. T. & ST.
Train.
Piasa. Chautauqua. Grafton
Alton. Chautauuua and Graf
ton. Commuters Speial.......
Alton. Springfield. Peoria and
Alton. Chautauqra and Graf
Alton. Chautauqua and Spring
lciN MAIL
Alton. Jerseyville and Spring
;ield ;....-..-.-
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Il. & o. S-W II
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. WASH
ington. Baltimore. Philldel-
phia and New York Express. Z.
Cincinnati, Louisville. c,'.s =
burg. Washington. Baltlnrpt,
Philadelphia ana New York
Fast Mail. ...................
Cincinnati Accommodat ton 80.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
tuig. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Linitei. ..........
NihcenEes Accommodate on.....
Flora Accommodation. ...-...
West BADEN and french Lick
Springs. via N' ION Route
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BIG FOUR.

LAKE: SHORE. NEw lUKE
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
ASD CHESAPEAKE AND
Tain.
Indianapolis Expi ess.
New York and Boston Limited.
knickeI becker Spcciai New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Nation End AltoI .tccommo-
Qdtiun -.-......--....-
Mattoon and Alton kccCmmo-
dstion .--.................
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
washington. Baltimore and
Phllaoelpfila
Cincinnati. Dayton. Springfield,
Columbus Express.
Fast Express.
Aiton-Leaye5 '10:30 a. M. II
NJ, Arrives $500 a m si.4, n