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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

Po-5-Now standasJ mss in a :obbinE way
IartiEChaice steam IN Z side closed nom
InaIly 6.SZizC: kcttle-rendcred ssc.
side thus: Hams-lo-av- at ulsc. Is at Use
las at s-lc: los OF sisc. lSs at So ais at sac
25a24s at SC: California at SIC: New York
shoulders QGGl2 svD at 5'sc-
cribs closed nominally: 45-ay. at s-sic and o.
Hv at s.I5c c a. I BNd. in jobbing way
short clear at Sc: bellies at gISc to l0sc; pates
az CSC; fat backs At SaSe; standard sI, backs at
Bacon-BKd- $. c. meats IN a jo6blnE way
ranged: Breakfast bacon AZ from l2izc ioT eT
heavy 70 lie for choice light: hams at 2iEc 20
Isc: Californias and New York shoulders at 20
5e PLAIN , soksd ssd, lots IN "a Ss 2SSsihs way Nay
short clear at SIC: bellies at l0c 10 lie: plates
s7tc. ~ Dealers CHARGED sisher On orders
cleo Stearine-Nominal at sizc.
s57t ~ run nm az t5e tor N9.
Greas-QuCte small irregular lots country:
a. latter Tor cno!,e: quote hackers STOCK,
nOmirally. brown si=t5-scs yellow - 9 &c: white
.Froes L.eEs-ouote at $50 per .doz. for large.
8 for medium and &C for small
Be.f-Oa orders. ibid: Plate IS. roll and Full
seIs he inside l4e. knackiss i4t: outside i5e.
Live Pouljry-0ld chickens. hens. per h. &C:
ToosisTs g. S2tihs nj ISS' @ysraSe receipts
geese TIC: spring turkeys 10lzc: old turkeys
IL: geese. fuii-feathersd SC: I've pigeons and
nress.d ICED P0ultry-Chickens hens. l0c;
spring chickens l0c. ROSTERS SC: turkeys I5c-
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Ciame-Kye quote. Ducks-MaIlard at ss5
per dCZ.s teal at SIS for blue wing and S2-5l
for green wing: mixed and wood SIS per duz- I:
drawn &C less. Deer carcasses al 14c and ven
ts0n at &c per u. NoocCpck at s. Ter doZ- (:
jack snipe E-5l: squirrel AZ sc per doz.: Tab-
bits Iul.G5 per dog
Fresh Fish-Biaci hass at lsc: crapple at Sc
Tor small and &c FOR argcs dressed cat 9i4c.
spoonful cat 1lzc. bullheads-dressed SIC and
gross &c; huffalo-gruss &c: dressed &C. Ger
man oarp-Dressed 4c. gross &c; sunfish &c:
white perch &c: eels SC; soft-sheI turtles at &C
and turtle meat at Sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
N,IsceIInncous NInrkcts.

FEATH E.I.S-Prime white live geese % small
slc "a small and SOC in large sks. o,L white
&C: y -rr-5g. EE --1-ae= NNN lsalac:
s. On large: cHicieus o.. ducks-whi;e So. darE
ROOTS-Per H.: GiussuE NJ s. to $50.
1terluy. ustsiy. etc, lss-. lady slipper Sc. cen
eea &C. pink lss. solt-n -! e5tS.e. h.asE
4i4r. MAY apple 80. snake asr. white snake
worth -l-c: angelica 5Is-. wah1s,-harz ~ T0Jt
SHEEP PELTS - Fu.l wari peits. - 81
shearliug lea-t-. lamb At I5az5c: dry. fallen.
DEER Skis ETC-ouote rer H.: Prime
ajc: antsIore isr.. Elat - eac. 1laEo-l rCt
BEESWAN-UHchanged at sc per %. for
LiNSEED oTI-cuotable at sc PER gal. Tor
raw and sc Tor boiled. l. Per gal Jess "a ear
POP CoRN-selliHE on cob at si..5al.ss rsr
10 lbs FOR pearl: mixed at 55clsl. rice az
SCRAP IRON AND SrETAI.-rsr 100 us,:
Wrought iTun llc. heavy east 90. i'lii.les Ole
light brass, s.; heayv brass s.: copper s..
HoPS-Ssvs York at 55sl5s- Tor new ana
-.z:c Tor oII: RavaTiia new at &C 10 &c.
SALT-E- side me!iaIu az -. rrauulated soc
per Dol 8 more {er Dbl t1.s Side
BEANS AND PEAs-ou7te from store: White
green scotch peas at Sl,F5aI.55 ,rsr bu.: spit
PEAS At s. Per S'z-bu- 66l-' b.askeys AZ Sl-.5s
sc pgr lb-. JeutIls al gizafe-
kAFFIR CHFsN-WhIts al 75c -C- ID lbs
EMPTY BAERELS-GDll oil. turpeuriue and
gasoline sl.t5: y!IeEar 7cc. black Oh -. Iinsesi
light and Nurnish sIcs sugar l5r. whisky sec.
90. half hhls- U1s. wine s.. sIueTzraur lraf5c.
pickle 4ifIssc. salt sg. -Four l5s. LHlasses fH.s
lard tcs A.. - OF each broken head: -izc
each hoop missing.
MOSS-We quote. Per ID: Gray mixed I'-I
A.C. LTay brown and black mixed ~ n9cs
brown and black mixed esg-lzr. machine picked
X 3nSlc. NN 5i=gic. xxx tlzH5c. INK
5q5i-c. extra black g.. Inferior less.
RAGS. ETC-Per 10 MS: Country rags at
&c. old rupe-S9. Manila at 40: No. at
5gC Rubber at sJfl5-5..
BpNEs-Choice bieached at SIS per ton. other
kinds from So TO 81
NUTS-Farmers' stock. per h: Red IisG
PECANS-None Offering: prices nominal
DRIED ERiIT-Ne quote Apples - Erap-
Grated rings EAu5isc: do quarters ct tisg+asc:
bleached chops Ike. peeiings lisc. Other fruit
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-New sugar az
SEl9c per H. Maple sirrn az sa'lss'r per EaL
EbpfEEAGE-Ne quote On orders tnE prurni
delivery: Lard. trs-. S.s-.- Tor wCld and yl--liz
wuOd-bUund- 81 H5 for lrgu-bgIri. ash, pork
lhls 81 on: Dleo ties. 10. sllciI-vnrk hhs.-
.-hCup -four 3sC. f-ho0p do alc. E14li-run apple
2ec: No. > 90. Soc: meal &c. 6-houp lime sc:
I-hoop do. &c.
CO6PERSTUFFs-I car lots on triS: slaves
Cottonwood f1ur hhl. s. 20. do meal bbl $50:
No > s.: NJ ] half-hhl tEuml $50. mill-run
fruit hbl 80. beer keg Sl-.lls. lard terce 81.
pork hhl. SIS Headings per set-No. / hlur
bhl 6iza5c-mill-run liS-ineh stock for apple
bbls. SIC: No do. 4Gc. lard tierce lsc. Pork
bhi 1gi-c, Shaved h0ups-FInur hhl- SO fer
cooper. 81 for ho0sisrs half-hbl- s.. coiled elm
,s-foou ss,25aS.59: o9k lard tieree. cooper
HONEY-Comb at l0c to r.: choice colorado
at lsc: strained and extracted az i1i1zc In
bbls. TO SC in cans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Oct I7-Flour-Recsir's - su.
'ynurts 500; continued rrn On an Frllez
80: winter stssiEhts S5.S'as: Min7sS1ta rat
cEts Sf.sflft -: vinteT ovtras S2-slg1.-5: silu-
nrsota hskers' S175dt.ns; winter low rrsaeE
a. ysir 70 HyS yesy i'5 q iieli i5 ' RS5Es,, SS S -
firm gz.f0 now crop. Ruckwhsat firm Bic e. d.
Z SeE York. C'u-urusai dulls vell1w Western
Sl-'; city go; kl,n d5leI SsI' rye .lt.
state ard jersey 5fsf-ft-c. Tllr'ev sfa-iy. feed
i7E go r. {. {. Buffalo: mailing fsfss. . 8 T.
= NSS e., 1ors' & W3ea'|eseilsiS ~ 81 eSts
rcd ssizc (. q. b. shoat; No, Sgrthsrn pu-
luth SC T. o. b. afnsts 30 hart Manitnta
steady IN the cabls4 but srou TUNED strong
and advanceyi above vsstr-iay'- hirh nont on
covering Dec. Gables were easier and denied
sst-back due 10 realizinr. whsa; finally re51v-
er~i on huillsh political news from Eastern
Asia and closed partly &C net hiEher; May
closet sac. Corn-Rsc- pts i1S.1iS; spn1rtE
i1.Si5: spot dull: No. Sc elevator and 5--s- z
q. b. aG1at: No. yellow s.cs No white --f-c.
option market NJ irst declined under uo1r "a
shared she wheat rally The Close wa4 Eufl
and easy at &c net decline: May a. l-ledf-s.c.
Receipts 500; spot dull: No tii=c: stand
ard - White &c. No f7fac. No. = Wrira &C. No
white E,1sc; trlI white fii5Gf5c- Hav steady.
shipping e9Fs0cs good u cGalee So Hons
lg1 sia2sisc: olts ioFi5r. Pacific cease. $50
=lohr; 1872. 2lHlslsc= olts i9lil.e Hide steady:
liss ~. Teas dry q 70 - his IA f-ltN1-
steady: acid s1uGStzc. Beef steadvs family 30
OIL. mes $3.50: hesf hams S,l--'if2l. rark-;
on meats stead. picked Bellies si.aiir.
picked shoulders "a &c: picked hams I1isT
ist4c- Lard easy; Western steamed 8. Z: Oct
short clear ul.sOeis.s5: mess 1l5-zsl5.75. TaI-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

Kansas Csty. No. Oct. I5-CattIr- Rr-rfrf4
Loo: market unchans,d: chaice export and
It.50. stacksrs and feeders > e.elrf. Western
fed steers S2-15G4.S5: Texas and Indian steers
N. 5,,yS TSaf saisaZ fisTs | "a ~: rs 5- nsi-ye e.Hs .
80. bulls N.Eg2--1: calves u-s5Ef-rl. Re-
Ceipts for we~k-Cattle. 7o.eo: calves SIS
Hogs-kegcipts 1"o. market l1flisc lower. tors
SO: bulk Of sales S.a.G5.s5: heavy ss-el2
So YsrEsrs s5ssa5sa: ris FI5t5o. '5 re Re-
market weak: nstiv" lambs s. $3.50. western
lambs &2"ffIE.ln. fed ewes t2-1+r l.55. Texas
s.. .tlEs =: stockers and feeders $3.50. Re
Cyipts fgr week y 90.
south 81. Joseph. 40. oct. 15.-CattIe-Rr-
So 20 sc lower: light and lizht mixed S-1sf
3. so medium and heavy 8 90 SIS. bulk $50
o. s5-69 Sh'eI.-ReceiTts 30 steady
New York. Oct I7.-Eeevcs-So rscCirtg re-
ported. Three cars OF Kentucky steers S1ld ~
Si5oa5 Der 100 his: dressed heef ste1dv. city
Der IL Gables quoted American steers at loc
q 1ligc. dressed weights: refrigerator beef az
Sc 90 pc per N Exports Tor today -
80 very little trading a few veais snld 1T 8
% $50: CITY dressed veals SIC 20 17c uer ~
sheep and Iarnbs-Receirts 2-7s4: both sheen and
g % 70 81: lambs at SO % $: culls AZ 81 sl
dressed mutton &C 10 5i-c per h; dressed lambs
&C 20 lie HnEs-Rrcripfg 40: market lower:
light state hoEs sold at s. -
Chicago. Ill. Oct. TT.-CHtt'e-Eecelntg 60.
nominal: god . prime steers 9 isa5 .: nor
~ II: cows 81 f0Tt ~. hsifars teGt-5- cauurTg
8 safi21 n: bulls S1Tf - calves Se5nff1--5s Texas
fel steers Se-s5ff7.ies Western steers Ssft p.
market 1oc % 80 lower E1iNef and butchers
s. fs15 -: good 70 choice heavy t5.ead5 60
rough heavy 8 loI- -. lirhf & 55l5 - bulk ~
sales 8 5sT5 81 Shear-BsCgiuts ! 90. sheen
and lambs steady: good % choice we-here e. -
20. fair 70 choice mivHt N-fI1- " western sheep
9 z-5t. native lambs s. 5o-5-'5' Western lambs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
RIVER NEWS.


Chester. Ill. OCT IS.-GauEe IS feet and fall
AMI chester down. N . n United States
steamer Abbott. %. M cape Girardeau up. ;
b. ur- Res Lee and lotus sims are due up
NIcEsburE. Miss. Ort- 1S.-The gauge tonight
showed I-.s a rise % q The Belle OF the
BENDS arrived with a good trip The Delta
cleared fI- Memphis The CITY of 81 Louis Is
stfIi waiting N a new wheel heze.
Grand Tower. III. oct. iS.-Ch'ster down At
T.1a a. IN Capa Girardcuu w At SD a m
sffrE sr Lee down az a. m. SpraEue up at
IIs@ a. m Polly up a. l;to ? n. Rees Lee
m AZ ESQ D. IA Chester up At .. N. The
sauce r1ads $50 feet and falling Weather
clear and pleasant
Paducah Ky Oct 1S.-The gauge reads s.
weather clear and cool Dunbar TO Evansville.
.. m J. y. Hook and Woiford arrived from
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

the Tennessee River. with good tow. Local
packets In and out on time Business quiet
on the lsvee.
Burlington. Ia. oct. 1s,-Ths river fell } inch
since las report. the stage Is feet
inches above i1w-water mark. Weather clear
and cooler. The Nautilus and Rob Roy In and
out
Memphis Tenn. Oct I.-The river here
stands -. a fall Of . in "a hours. The Georgia
Lee. having been delayed on account OF roust-
about troubles. viii get away in the morning
for Cairo. All the local packets due toby
arrived on time. Receipts by river today were
l.23t bales cotton. 3 bags seed cotton and 4.44S
sacks cottonsesi.
Pittsburg Pa. oct. 1s.-River feet: rising
Cairo. III. Oct. 1s--The river gauge reads 1914
feet. showing fall o A o. foot during the
last p hours. Weather fair and cool Tho
Rees Lee arrived from Memphis at $50 D m
and departed for -. Louis at 10:30 .. m. The
Lotus Sims arrived from Memphis at If:f5 D.
m. and departed for St Louis at 1:f5 a m.
with fair trip. The Stacker Lee arrived
from =. Louis at 2=20 p. m and cleared for
Memphis at > .. m with a good trip
Cape Girardeau. No. Oct. 1s--Weather clear
and cooler. River falling. The Cape GtrardeEu
VI at p last night. The Chester down at s a
m, returning az II a n The Stacker Lee
down at noon The Rees Lee uD at Q. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
WHEAT VALUES HIGHER
ON GOOD CASH DEMAND.
CORN MARKET Is EXTREME
LY DULL.
Inquiry for Contract Grades Here
and Elsewhere Is the Only
Bullish Feature.

y Bulls retained control of the local wheat
market Saturday. Though there was not
much foreign news calculated TO encour-
age the buying side domestic conditions
seemed TO call for an advance. Receipts
here and at other primary points were
light and there was an excellent cash de-
mand. Practically all Of the contract
grade in sight was taken by elevators,
miIIers and exporters. The feeling At the
close was decidedly strong at fractional
advance.
Corn was dull and without feature.
Even the strength of wheat was not suf-
fcieEt to cause an upward movement.
There We're slight declines in both OF the
active oDtiOns
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

white AZ ssatoc: No. white at sSa2gsc: No. :
white al GZiz gs5l-c
HYE-st Sac Tor No. . and 5gr-c for No. ;
FLANSEED-S-i=c t0r spot: size bid TO ar
FBpTF-Sof- winter flour: Patents in wood
ga-rI. clears gs--Hfa-aH- low grades N Jutes
S2-Eg1S- Hard winter H0lr. tn iutes-Pltcnta
g So for fists 90 s. gl for extra fancy. stralChts
sS-fHIE.fE. clears S--s5a8 Foregoing prices for
lots from trst hands t=k- or at depot this side.
Orders 8.Eher-
RYE FLOrR-In a johhing way at g in juts
sss. and $50 ia wood for new: mixed and in
t-riur less.
COR. f-NT-gsrtlhla Z O. h. at s.. % for
CITY meal. 81 for pearl meal. Erits and h1Ininy.
hAN-1sec.iTts l.-,s tens local and "a tons
through, shipped - tons. Market r. side
TimUlhv-CnOire SI2-5FIlS. No I Slo.5Hffll. %.
No. gsIq. No. ssEl- Cluver-No. / SO and
No. SsIS- Prairie. W. sile-C-hDice 50 -5NGl0:
alfalfa SO Tor choice
STRAW-On trk. $685. Rye S7HS.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lsad &f-sJ bid. Spell
wHIShY-on Iasis Of $3.50 for highwines-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

wHEAT-Receipts LIZA SKIS. and 4s cars local
and Z cars through. BY sample: N9, SS; Ted a
ST. dSSs5c W. and E side local and SIC z side
deEtination, and said that SIC was paid for an
extra choice car: No. red at s5AFnstc local.
No mixed at 7lc for low. and choice worth
&c: No. hard at SIC, and Turkey salable AZ
SIC; 40. hard at 54E7454c; No. isard at IA &c
CORN-Receipts LIS SKIS and = cars iDcai
end u cars through. BY sample: No. at -
F45c local and Sc destination. No. at &c
Vocal: No. yellow at 45i=c and No. yellow At
Sc local; No. white 45iE I4sizc local and l5c
destination: No. winter at 44I=c local
OATS - Receipts 2S local and u cars
throuEh. BY sample. delivered: NJ. az 81
S7lzc: 40. at S5lsaS7c; No. at S2aSic' No :
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

Bu;ter-Good demand. Creamery. extra At
gIIglrsc- nre-s 1892. Sarn1Is l1Tlsc. dairy.
extra, at IfalSc: ars-s I:T1Sc: laiI- packed
extra Ice: nrsts I5e: cgun ~ stock IN rails l=il
l-izc Tor choice and IsscE gt Srlc. 81 tase
stocks zU5C.
EEzs-ReceIpts 20 pEEs. local and az pkEs
through. shiurgd 500 demand fasr at &c. loss
or. current receipts iSc; cases returned Held
and inferior less.
singles Iec: daisies 12t4c: Young Americas
ike: long horns l--ss: IimhuTE-r, lew. 80
ell: inferior iEJi1C swiss iJc I1- Chuice Nc
at lU.Igc. brirE 40uI9-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

5si.c Resin firm: quote 4 3 . and d g. !;
r s. g. r f--H. q Se.-5. n s. %. ] S.tj: X
Petroleum.
New York Oct. T--Patroi-uru d-m; refined
New YORK q IHs phtIaIelphil aud Baltimore
s. -. 10. iu bulk Ss-is
on CIty. Pa Ogr. Is.-g'reiit balances sl-ll
e.--iaatf.4 81 s. lid. no sales Shpus MS Ig.5l2
avsraEa Sis. runs .1.ft4 average 7+.3l5. ship
uc1t--LimI. te1.1 average eS.sif. r1ns-LiIna
- sI-. average 5s-as9.
Lima. o.. oct. 1.-THE week In the oil mar
Eaf4 closed with another advance In prices. =
On tEe yaztefn ami &c On the Eastern products.
F.nEI4uI and White House oils did not change
T.rrf and Western oils are now &c uer bhl-
hie1-r than ever before. Quotations are. Ti0na
SIS P,nnsylvania N-sI. Corn 81. Newcastle
81 -s White House lky.l &l.1S- North Lima
Il ES. Slu+h lima Indiana and Somerset (Eyl
ST.. Ea=l4nd tKy.l SIC Neodes1a tkas-i Sl--s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Another Advance in OIL.

ftF.fI HL.IC STECIAL-
Pittsburv. Pa Oct Rowing to the falling
OF in the production or crude oil the Standard
oil Company has made the third advance with
IN a month In the price Of crude petroleum
The operators are confident that q viii be
paid per barrel before long The object OF the
advance Is to stimulate production With low
priced oil few attempts made TO hnd new
fields There have been no new strikes OF i'm
portance for a year or more. and operators are
at their wits ends. Pennsylvania crude II
quoted az Si-7i per barrel Whitehouse cruds
NS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

New York. oct. I5.--Cotton futures closed
steady: Oct sole. Nov. s.5fc. De. s7tc;
ian. 9.fec. Feb acc: March s-Ilcs April
ss5c: May 9-Tc- Spot closed dull: mid
ding upand- a.Sar; midlllnE Gulf 10o5c. safes
none. The market opened weak n a decline
Of 2as points. following lower cables and real
izing in the absence % the general froSts pre-
dicted for the Western belt. The weather.
however. was not favorable rains being more or
less general over tie Eltstern and Central belts.
and with frusts At Abilene and Fort Smith.
there was little disposition 70 sell FOR short ac-
count. pending sunday. and the market. after
the initial decline. was steady % trul- with
prices advancing slowly further covering;
some buying by the recognized bull party and
tercsts. The frusts reported were not IN I'M
portant localities. but added 70 the uneasiness
of the shorts, and about all the early selling
was thought 70 be FOR the long account.
LIVERPOOL Oct I7.-CUtt0u-Spct firm. prices
unclaimed 20 points higher. American mid
ding fair s sd: good middlinE 60si: low mid
ding SD: good ordinary SGD: ordinary le-i-
The sales % the day were SOD taies- Of which
so were for speculation and export and in
Including > 81 American Futures OPENED hare
ly steady and closed steady. American mid
ding r o C.: Oct. 5.fsd. Oct. and Nov I'd .
Nov. and Dec. 8 I'D: Dec and Jan 5.IeffS sd.
Ian and Feb. 5lsi- Feb. and March 51sT
slsd: March and April 5.1Sd5.Isd. April and
Nav 5.isd; May and June 5-lad.
New Orlears La. Oct 1I--Cotton quiet.
Tow mddlinE 7-lsc; mitdiinE z Bite: good
TniddlinE I0c: mddlnE fair I'=scc. Receipts
sfI. stock g 0a0 Futures barely steady oct.
sstlis &c. Feb 3 Gas. &c: Dec s.f7G9 sc. Jan.
q sa19 sN~: Feb. e.5fl9.5sc. March s.Ff7e sc:
April 3. .7Olls. nc: May s.T5d9-7sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
Train. Depart Arrive
I1dIanarolis Express -. f1ss2 am rs 20 pm
Nov York and Boston LIN
tFeI so am rss45
E-ir<erh0rkar Surcial-New
York Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia 1900 noon 6.f5 pm
notation -. tG.1o pm 's:Is an
Nttt0ru and Alton Accom-
mediation t6s50 pm
Boston. New York. Ci0Ciu-
natl Washington. Balti-
more and philadelphia II % Pm $50 an
Cincinnati. Dayton. Spring
CaIl. Columbus Express IS . Pm '7:70 am
Fast Express ......-..--.----. ..--...... I'D am
AIfon-Isaayes 5000 a. m. rfts5a y m s5:45
p No. Arrives . 30 m. "1:E o. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
ST. LouI. Cotton Market.

TInEes and stained l.fszsc below white.
New Orleans-Sp0t market steady. mid ling
lG- lfr.
Galveston-Sput market firm: middlinE &c.
Aicrnphis-Spot market firm. miidliuE Bic
RCce!pts At principal points:
Galveston. 10. 80 bales.
New Orleans Ns8l bales
Mobile. SIS bales
Savannah. = 7s6 haleE-
Charleston l.6l0 bales.
Norfolk gZ94 bales
Houston. ll.g72 bales
Memuhiz. . 1sg halss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Traln pcuart. Arrive
Fast Mall ..-...-.............. . 90 sfO.G5 pm
Incal Express --.----....-.--- - am SO pm
uay Express Ennsss City.
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
C'ffy ana san F-rancisc0.... s9s'1 am 1901 pm
WaShinEtln Accommodation. fJ-25 pm e - am
- J1-auh Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and
Southwest Missouri ........ $50 pm 20 an
Eqrsaa anil colorado Er-....'I0.I0 um '1:i0 am
C'rsre COaur Lake trains leave Union Station
az g.I5 a. m. 's:I5 Il II. sl:50 D. N. and '4:3i
o.
oak HII trains leave rnIon Station at -s:5
a M. 1850 a. m. 900 a. N. and tf:20 .. m
ETrkwood trains lsdve Union station at f7:ol
a rs - a u- e 80 a m. III 2n a. n. 1850
p m. ''f-ll y rn-. Ts:so a. m. t6:e0 p m. '5:55
y ~. Enl tli:71 .. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Poultry.


New York Oct I--I.ivr roultry-R Rec pts
fnr the week. r.t iar.gtiuE .s cars ou tEs-.
were a5is ears Western. ] Southwestern ami
fully ears more by express. against g cars
ll5- week AZ the clos" there are Is cars on
trE- and fully Do o. uuaTlI on i11heES nau.Is
Wltl outlook iu tlsr Immediate future depending
entirely Ou the volume % rcss.pts. g4lflti. ms
unchanged Dressed pulltry-I1egaiplz to-day
sla pkEE. for thH week $50 pEEa 4hs rail-
road companies wore about IFgu dIvs b-1luI az
Tire close. several cars due Wednesday were
u1t l,liyerNI until Friday afternoon. ana a Few
cars hN the Erle were uuil.illa,i this morning
and UurEsl ulf % waiting demand AZ current
rates. with market cleaned Up IN god slaVo
and tone steady Quotations unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Wool.

. Dry nlnt-Buteher 0s lhs. and up) at l5c: 90.
light (under is lhs) al IZlsc: fallen NJ iSr- ma
tive and Arkansss at l3asc: latter on selections
at lf1ac Tor No. and 1Zasc for No . Ilrv-salt-
ed at lelz1leizc. Green-salted round al -a.r-
do on selection at SC for No. / and &c f1r No
;. Bulls on uncured lc per H. less. rnrt cured
&c less. culls SC. Horse hides-Green No AZ
8. =; No. at n-75: ponies. colts and blues AZ
81 all dry at soc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train Depart Arrive.
New orleans Mobile NIerid-
ian. Jackson. CliTo. Muir
rhvsbora Srlrta- all points
south and s5g;hsss, -. 's.oo am '7:oI pm
New O-i-4rs Mobile. Merid-
Ian NOutromery. Atlanta.
jackson. Cairo. all points
ir F1oTiia and the South
and Southeast ........--..--- 'Ss3t Pm "I:55
5sss;cr Aecornri6dstiou... $50 pm tI1:1s an
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
CON wealth
Capital 9 aaU0 : G. 5Oo ooo ~
and Surplus, I'M
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
go SoeoHnsgs s6eoHiag 3% ssxiogs Seaogs,.
DIRECTORS.

4. ID. BROWN.
Prest Hamilton Brown shoe Co.
GEO. q. CARPENTER.
Managing Director National Lead CO.
II. Vi. COIDREN.
Harry N c-uGrev & Co. Insurance.
THOS. w. CROUCH.
Provision Co
SAFFORD :. DE LANO,
Treas. American Car and Foundry Co.
=. VI. DODD.
Pres, Missouri Edison Electric Light
and Power Go
SANiU Ell {. DAVIS,
Capitalist.
ALBERT y. EDWARDS.
Attorney
EDW ARD +. GOLTRA.
Trrst- sligo Furnace Go.
JAMES GREEN.
Prssf- Tar1rFe fi~e Brick Co.
RUSSELL HARDING,
b Vice FEest. and GenI Mgr. 40. Pac.
" RE Co
SAM VI. RENNARD.
P-est. J Kcnnasd & so=s Carps; CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trains.


LIZ a ~ h X
Train Depart Arrive
.-Il- Atlanta. CrIttal0u-
-. Es..a. Thuua-vl4Ic.
jacksonville. -. Augustine
,. and .ramt.s -. =. SOC pm I:s1 Pm
Fast NaII-lsya aEsslI.-. Nash
't..a. birmingham. Mont
s.uvTy. ,IdttaIps X. At
.al-f. " bile New Og,-sus
and Jacksonville. ia:
CnarIest.a- ; c.. $50 an 7:Is pa
: a-sl-El ENpsess 90 Evans
Vile. Nashville. Hlrmlug-
ham. Mobile. Sew Orleans,
lsurlas viiIe. jacksonville.
IfiatEI. DcalA and -.
Petersburg ..--...-.- ....-... s-&5 1u 20 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
S5,5OO,OOO.OO

{. &. KNOX.
Vses PreSt St louis National Stock
Yards
ELIAS MICHAEL.
Ssgy. Eica-S.IN I1ry Goods Co.
LAWRENCE u. PIERCE,
Vice President
EDW. l.. FHEETORIJS
Fralr German rurE.eau Press Assn.
J. T.. Y sNnOLTII.
director Merchants and Planters Ma
rra-Hr EanE. SrasFrEn. Tex
TOW RANDOLPH.
Pre-. .f TT.
Jos. p. ~CHW All,
Pr.st. American steel FCualr!es
OTTTO =. STTFEL.
Priest Union E-.7r.CE co.
l.. II. TEBBETTS,
fFHr.-a 'I-f-
y. n. " MALLACE.
SHrv. S7w'l EIp7les WuoEsnwa-e c..
4. &. WARMER.
Vic. l'gr~' No. Tsc Ey Co.
j. VI. WOODS,
Ser-Dtarg-