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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

New York, Nov 1.-THE imports Of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port cf New
York for the week were, valued at Slo.03a. .9o2
Exports OF specie from this port for the week
were Sil3. 45O silver and 600 gold. Imports CT
specie at the port of New York for the week
we're S24 go silver and .569 gold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

Templeton left f1O.cOo. the interest Of which
on the oeath of his two sisters was to be
dew oted to rebuilding Auld Brig.
The will was a hoograph. or document
written wholly by the testator. on small
piece of paper. and distant relatives took
proceedings disputing it. Now Ayr Council
have to ascertain its legal status toward
the money.
Meanwhile Auld Brig may fall.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
BURLINGTON ROUTE
TION.

BURLINGTON ROUTE
TION.
Train.
For Hannibal, H. & n J
points. Quincy. Keokrk an
burlington
Losdl TO Hannibal. ...........
For Quincy and Keus. .u.s. .....
For ST. Paul, Minnes D ,lis.
via East Side line, Il.,noi,
The Burlington-Norfher Pa
ctlc Express, for kansas
CITY. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, " yo-
ming. Montana. Washing
Ton; Puget. Sound. Portland
and Oregon .................
Twin City Express fer 81.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iows
The Nebraska-Colorado E1-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast, via
~. Joseph ...................
Might Northern Express
Tor st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Iowa ..................
For Illinois. via East Side
line. TO Rock Island. Clin-
ton. Ia. Savannah and Du.
DuQue ...................
For Kansas City, Council
Bluf1s. Omaha, st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska, Colo
rado, Utah and Pacific
SoasL ......-..........,
Local for Hannibal. l.........
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

FRANCES Wheat Crop.

washington. Nov. 1.-THE Department
Of Agriculture has been advised that the
1903 wheat crop Of France. according to
an estimate Of the French Ministry Of
Horticulture. Is 36s. .eo0.51l bushels. harves-
ted from l6.151967 acres. These figures
represent the largest crop and the small
est area OF any crop harvested in France
within the last ten years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
sT. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
MIssOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Fast Mail s3.0Q am .l0:uo pm
local Express .,............. q rs am s6:6e pm
DAY Expfess-KanSas City.
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake
city and San Francisco.... 1890 am ss:01 pm
Washington Accommodation. fb:25 pm 7:s5 am
St Joseph. Joplin. wichita
and Kansas Limited and
Southwest Missouri ........ s9:1o pm sI:20 am
Kansas and Colorado Ex...: .s10i0 pm G:10 am
Creye Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
at 6:l5 a. M. ss:15 q n. Sl:3o p. m. and sl:S1
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at ts:s
Kiriwood trains leave Union station st f7:eo
4. s7:35 a. m r. go q. m. fll2o a m. g 90
o M ssl p. M. tS:40 a. M 1890 p. m. s6:ss
n m md I'll 20 .. m. - .-''
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
Flnxseed Quotations.

Chicago Nov 14.-Flax was 1eaio,sc higher.
but without trade. except sale OF No. l
Northwestern at 9siac; No. 1 wins 92c bid: May
was SIC bid and Dec. 9sc bid. Receipts were
8 cars here. s. cars at Minneapolis and 147 at
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native 4 supply Light-Beef Cattle
Sfeady-Sheep Close Firm.


NATIVE CATTLE-Practically the entire re-
ce,pts in the native division included a string
OF common sz7-lb. Texas steers at $2s5, medi-
um to good cows and heifers at $2soa3.1 Is.
canning cows at s.. good bulls at $3.50 and a
common kind at SEQ. Considering that 1t was
the last day Of the week tho market was fairly
Following is q list Of quotations based on
sales during the week:
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Eest native and beef steers strictly
fancy L30081. 100 lbs. Is. .So35. 20
Choice export steers. 13oo4l zoo lbs. 61O&6.a 30
al sos is. - . @ 4ssas 10
FaSHto medium shipping steers 1.so0
G1l,4J0 Ids. 4.S5H14. 70
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers 1200f1. go lbs. rough to best. "a o0952s
Steers 1,000R1. ESQ lbs...............3 .50d5. -
Steers less than loo lbs. 3.5o9sos
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

New Orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian. jackson. Cairo. Muir
nhy.boro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast. :...-:.
New Oriears. Mobile. Mertd-
ian, MONTGOMERY. Atlanta.
jackson. Cairo. all points
in Florida and the South
and Southeast ..........-.-..
MtlrphysbOro. Sparta and
Creafer Accommodation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratlot streets.
daily-9:10 a. m: 300. 500, S:32 p m. Except
Sunday-4:o4. 6:iS, 7:5i 1850 a m; ,12:os. $50
S:o2 p n. Saturday and Sunday only-n:17 p
Leave Washington avenue. 6aily-S:1l a m. {:
z:o5. 5:0s. s:T p. m. Except Sunday-Os, 6:2t.
7:1. 10:3l a m: 11:12 3:45 SOS p. m. Saturday
and Sunday only-11:2s p. m. Sunday only-6:6.
1:11 a. M: 2:29 D.. m.
2:f5. 5:6S. 7:12 p. m. Except Sunday-5:la 6h.
I:02 S;A. $50 Il:l0 a. m 4:25. s17 p M SAT-
lc:O0 a. m. Saturday and Sunday only-1i:a p.
m. Except saturday and Sunday-sA2 p. M
Leave Madison. daily-i:16, s:l9. SOS. fa7 ..
m. Except sunday-5:is. 500. 7:os. s2s.a s:sa
1l:H a. m: 4:31. 9:21 p. m. Saturday only
1913 p. m. Sunday only-6:00. sos. 10:05 L n.
Saturday and Sunday only-I1:5s p. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
BIG FOUR,

LAKE. SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HIfDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
rain Depart. Arrive
rndiarapolis Express ......... t7:32 am $3.50 pm
New York and Boston Linn
snickerhocker Spseial-New
York Boston. Washington.
baltimore and Philadelphia. 1850 noon e:45 pm
Mattoon and Alton Accom-
mediation T4:zu pm TN an
NATION and Alton Accom-
mediation .....:..;... &o:0 pm .........
BOSTON. New York. Cincin-
natl washinEton. Balti-
moro and Philadelphia 49,. II 20 pm s7:30 am
Cincinnati Dayton. Spring
field Columbus Express.... 'S:25 pm 20 am
Fast Express ................. ......... ts:30 am
Altop-Leaves 1000 a. M. tt1:So y. m. s5:ls
n m. Arrives sS:N M. s1:4s n. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

Is. 4 o. S-W.
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
tngton, Baltimore. Philadei-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and
New York Fast Mail.
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more, Philadelphia and
New York Royal Blue
Limited .........,',.....,..
Eincennes Accommodation. -.
Flora Accommodation ........
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
WHEAT ALONE IS ACTIVE
IN LOCALGRAIN MARKET.
CORN HAS PRACTICALLY NO
SUPPORT.
Trading Is Moderate, With Pro.
fessional Manipulators on
the Bull Side.

Wheat values were again on the upturn
In Saturdays market. Though cables did
not respond to the previous days domestic
advance, professionals were still ranged
on the bull side and there were Few
shorts who had not yet rushed to cover.
The bulls found some announcement In
light receipts here and in the Northwest
and prospects of colder weather.
Corn was extremely dull. with PRACTICAL
ly no outside interest. The Dec option was
a trine easier and May was unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
A. mlll bran sells at 7sasoc and ships a. Los

clio.
al3; No i siia12: No. : ss9i0 30; No so
$50 cloyer,Mo; / :lOa1o.5o; and No: saax
No. 2, according to mixture. PrairieLChof
so; No sags 80: No. 2 5o6s.5o: No.
$50: alfalfa Sl2 -
STRAW.on trk s55oS6 Rye s7Qs
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead 81. .2h. Speltety
W MHfsK9-on basis Of 81. 81 for hixhxines.l =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
ST.LOUIS RAILROAD Time TABLE
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures OF Trains At
Union Station.
sDaily.
tDaily except Sunday.
tsunday only.
Except Monday.
s.Daiy except Saturday and Sunday.
ttSaturday only
sSaturday and Sunday only.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Received, sol SKIS. and s car. local
and Il cars through By sample delivered-Sso;
red at s7,kc to &isc detter fancy TO p side
elevator; No. 8 red at s6c w. and soqs.c =.
side; NO. 4 at s068ec: No. hard at .4c t9
770771xc for turkey: No. hard at 1lc 70 .SV
&c and 76G7sc for thin ordinary and tur-
ksy; No hard at SIC to &c.
0ssSc locsd and sc destination: No. s at
<ac local; No. white at Eke local and ssitc
deSeination; No. 3 white At 42kc local. A rev
can new In that graded No. and sold de-
Tweed e. eide elevator at 39c.
OAT6LReceived. $50 Ska and "a cars locaA
ana 4 cars through. BY sample, delivered
No. at .ss9s7c: So: at assSaaee; No Lat at
pa ,sr N No ~ and md. &c 4 sos g, No s.-
TiouR-Scft winter flour: Patents in wood
s1e,1 IA: etfaiehts q. ss33.os: extra fancy 81
Gsso: clear N.D9s. %: low Srades In 5utes
q n Tor 6rstp % 30 for extra fancy; straights
= ~ Hard winter -four In tuteslPatents
e ~ Z e.. cleSrs Ss.sb0s. Foregoing prices for
iots hom nfst hands trk or at depot TINS s,oe
o1ss5E Tsr fFfenR-n ,oebine way at ss2s 3; in in
.ute sks. and = In wood Tor new m'Aeo anu
ntns5lRSfNSiEAIlQu lQuotable. {. o; b. at $40 @ for
RERAN-Hard winter bran guo,nble ct &c IN N
,aa. s,,S rrf Vfnter bran af S4et15c IN ldrBe
:eeS- re n smslier SKIS. latter for Sn0sce 1T
in foos At DC for harI ana els5s.c, c,na,, @ s r
winter nIids IN f0os at Sae1Ssc,' gn ~ ,s,ie
IN wiutsr at nc for bran and ssc for naos-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
st. Louis Cotton Market.
market steady. Sales. 70 bales,

Tinges and stained lsG1asc below white.
Jiaiveston-Spot market firm. Mddlings lie
New Oreans-Spot market firm. Middlings
lie.
Memphis-Spot market Arm. Mlddlings II 1-16c.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 2s 765 bales.
New Orleans, IL. s34 bales.
Mobile 2,2s5 bales.
Savannah. 7,151 bales.
Charleston, 1,1S5 bales.
Norfolk, ISIS bales.
Houston, Is, 1A bales. - ..s
Memphis, ssh bales s-t
St Iouia warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

hs N.
Depart. Arrive.
2:05 am '1:35 pm
ss.0s pm s7:2s am
t8:l6 am t6:62 pm
$3.50 am .s:Y pm
t5:O pm f9:s1 am
sos am 7:0 pm
$3.50 am SIS pm
UNION STA
Depart. Arrive.
~ ::zz:S am am :s:,s =: * pm pm
n:l am tS:35 pm
'7:os am 's:A pm
90 80 am 7:1s am
'::l5 pm '::lo pm
7:I5 pm S:s5 pm
T:4o pm 's So an
ts:D pm, s:ls am
800 pm T:ls am
......... 20 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

New York, Nov. 14-Petroleum firm; refined
New York $3.50: Philadelphia and Baltimore
1926: do. In bulk $3.50.
certificates. no bid. Shipments 6.s5s, average
sesl5; runs S0.6s2. average n.7sS. Shipments
average 54sN.
Turpentine and Rosin.
New York. Nov. H:-Rosin quiet: strained;
Savannah, Ga. Nov. Il. . Turpentine sc.
r Ss 30: g S2 10; II S2l5: $40: K R.so; II S2 30:
n n10: w G. $.5: W. W. $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. $780,, Depart. Arrive.
cheSao hesueofp Daylight spscisi .. =" -" p"
$:ss$$ 4 ss!s,: fl!
Springfield AsSoI s"utIesn Lines. e." p" 1900.
Fs.t Mail-PFassuesah. Fsss.sh Tsnn: TGsiro:
New orleans and Texas
Expre.s, Nashville. At
ianta and Jacksonville. TIN am $50 pm
NE Memphis and New oreans.. 1:1s pm 's1s I'm
AfsSmmosMn.lfian SoIn, M.rian and crssI
sprinss. Sparta and ..,o
NcE chssteo5 Orleans Limited :: m ' -"
Cairo. MemnhIs: Dixie
Fiyer- Nashville. Atlanta
and jacksonville ............, y:D pm 5:06 Am
n. A. ST. L. RY. (Henderson Route).
Fast Mail-owensboro, Glover:
C-loyerport. Louisville ana
port Louisville and the East s:zo am 1as pm
Eastern Express-Owensooro.
the East ...................:. -M:ss pun -.:s0 ann
sT. LOUIS sOUTHWEsTERN RAIL
C'Cotton Belt Route.")
55s. and r.... Nall. sss Rse:r :% ..,s hs. pm
Arkansas and Texas Ex-
press .......................... C:45 pm 1:n an
81. LOUIS. 3: 9: e COLORADO n. n.
,cl ana 10. Mail and Express
~-Gascnnade River and In
tsrmeea1ssso FsoR P0lnosaR 0FoRsYTH Junction. T s
los and Ies Union Accom-
mediation >.....'..... .......''.-ss'-e ot" 80 p
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
Hides.

Dry fnt-Butcher Tie lbs. and upl at Hlkc:
do: light mader l5 lbsl at 12.ae: fallen at 1sc;
tIon at IIisc for No / and l2lEc for No.. 2;
glue at .isc. Dry-salted lo@llc: Green -salted
and 6l.c for No. .. Bulls or uncured lc per lb.
less; part cured &c less: culls SIC. Horse
hides-Green No. l at s275: No. at Sl.i5;
ponies. colts and blues at 81: all dry at 75c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

Train 4
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation .......
Texas and Kansas Mall
For Springfield. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas, Ennis, Hous-
ton. Galveston. Carthage,
Joplin and Wichita..........
Pacific Accommodation ......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Meteor For springfield.
Carthage. Joplin. wichita.
Vinita. Oklahoma. Denison.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Brown,
wood ..................
Valley Park Accommodation .
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation .......
Pacific Accommodation ......
Texae and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. Corsi-
cana Houston. Galveston.
Austin. San Antonio. Car
thage.S Joplin. wichita.
Bu:sbn and the West. .......
Western Express-For Spring.
field, vinita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Joplin ..................
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

: Train.
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
tngton and way stations.
Chattanooga, Rome. At
lanta, Nation and points
in the Southeast. t.............
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
tion ...........:...............
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
tngton and way stations,
Knoxville, Asheville. Chat
tanooEa, Rome. Atlanta,
Augusta. Charleston. Ma
con and all points in Flor
ida and the SOufheasf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

Brown SIC. yellow s.sashe and white 4lse tS
4Isc. latter for choice: quote packers stock
nominally-brown 31a03ssc: yellow aAc; white
Beef-on orders. bbld.: Plate IS: roll and Full
:on Market SO: mess s1O..5. Dried. per Ii.
Tongue 14isc per lb. =,
Sets i1,kc: inside Hc: knuctles 14c: outside loc.
&c: spring chickens, average receipts l0c; OLD
roosters 4itc; ducks 10c: geese Sc: turkeys.
young and old. round 12lkc; guinea chickens.
per doz.. So: live pigeons and squads. per doz..
15c. 49,
spring chickens 1oi.c: ROSTERS Sc: turkeys 13@
l3I.c. Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Game.we quote: Quail. dry undsawn. ,spe per
Prairie chickens; large dark, per dos.: g.; prai- A.
pheasants, per dSz.. $40. wild turkeys per le;:
12c. Ducks. undrawn, per doz.-Mallards ~.
mixed nike an and wood ss.s5. Drawn sc per doz. less.
Woodcock So Jack snipe $l.25 Deer carcaSses,
per ib l.e: yenison saddles. per lb:. &c Ran- ,
and tainted. not quotable: Jack rabbits sl.'S-
Fresh Fish-..Black bass at 13c: crapple at &c
FOR small and SC for large; dressed cat PFC;
spoonbill cat nc. Bullheads-Dressed sitc and and
man carp.Dressed &c. gross and small &c: sun.
fish &C. white perch 4c: eels &C. softshell turtles
at &c and turtle meat at Sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

- &C.. P. & st.
Piasa. Chautauqua. Grafton
and Alton ....................
Alton. Springfield. Peoria and
Chautauqua Express ........
Alton. Chautauqra and
Springfield Mail .............
Alton. Jerseyville and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

and Jersey 56a5sc. Barley dull feeding 4oc C.
qasis ds,ns sss ss!ss
100; 600 futures. 15.ooo spot. Spot firm; No 2
afs aaaf: ss'ts No. e'fvisST SSrheTn duluth Es s
asoat: No. hard Manitoba xn nominal na soIs o. H.
advance i; this morning on reports to to the effect
that mills had bought up all the red wheat az
Rft Without ahanss ali the The
sc5.S s. fs e LIS Bse ssSsIs &C. cgsss ss s sols
Receipts 4a. zoo; exports s,g2o Spot Iuiet: No.
sssw ,ss e ans So s s Gaf op,3n ms
ket was dull and easier on local bear pressure
d man
47sG4sc. closed 4I7sc:. Dec 497sQ4gssc. closed
4.a:c: oats.Recelpts $500: exports sl;oo9. Spot
asitc: No. . white &c: No; 3 white lisc: trk;
White tais Hay asy shPp ns @ & G9oa
70 choice, is9s saasse: lsSs sia2sBse: eiqs saiss
ase ndss G2ss sieay s :9ss 1s s g s. fas
sc; California ,el to % .lbs.) lsc; Texas dry
t to e bs 4 tahr fss ,S stsahy msss ass
extra India mess slSai7: Gat meats auIetS; 4
t: psfes esfs hams steady
Western steamed s7.4..;, refined dull: Continent
iy sls 'atm short fsa eear sis sal5 mess
Tallow steady: city 4,zc: country 4is14&s Cot cot
extra aasc: Japan nominal. Molasses steady;
Toledo. o.. Nov H.--Cloverseed-Cash 81: s2l.
Dec. s665: jan $500 asked: Feb. $3.50: March
20; prime timothy si35: do: Alsike $500. ~,
Duluth. Mimi. Nov: li-Wheataon &C @ trk; ~ 20:
May 7IHaT7asc oats-on trk. and to arrive
Milwaukee. Wis: Nov. 14..Wheat firm: No.
Northern Ssise: No SortheTn lsasc i,apsx pec;
seaay 10 EEs &c. ,%sg sanpe 81 a5e .'% Corn steady
No. 3 i6Qi6iGc: Dec. i2L4c asked.
winter patents s; .tgt .: s!raIsE.s s.ssgsiiSS
Iakers. ss:5eas.so WRsat-Ne 3 spring s0asIc
No: 3 77a79lkc: No: red 77ssdsoac. corn,,Ne II; @
9 42Itc; No. yellow 43itc. Oats-No. ESQ
sic: No, white siGSnse; RyecNo 52iEc
mailing 4sa52c. Timothy. seed-Prime $50:
ClovereContract grade 5000 Provsions-Mess
pork per bbl s1.t2AGl1.i5: lard per 100 IDS
81. 10: short ribs sides 0oosel S.22a! 70;
short clear sides thxd.l s6.62'sd6.s1i4. Whisky
Kansas City. Noy. H.-Wheatm.Dec &c; May
66d69c: No. sed63c: rejected $50 No. 2 red
s cash y; No, mixed mixed 4oe: No white 1os NJ.
S?l.e: oats-No. white 3sd3sc: No mixed
a5Gs6c. Rye-.No. 9 42i:c. HayeChoics timothy
S9ls.50: choice prairie s. .25dS.5o. Receipt
Wheat 1900 bu corn 1900 oats 1909; ;oo Ship
PEORIA Nov. 14-Corn lower: No &c; Nc
4lc: new No. 4 SIC. Oats easy; No. 3 white 3c;
No. white 33i2c. Whisky the basis OF
sl.25 for finished goods.
2 red Western winter IS ID: futures auiet; Dec:
IS 44sd; March 6s sad; May Ss Sd; Corn-SPs95t ,Is5
Dec. As I'D: Jan. IS 11Ad.
s4eoal 70 second pat s,5ost4;so; first clears
bulk sI325: shorts in bulk s13.e5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
LIZ
Depart. Arrive.
:s:se am 1so pm
's:1l am '7:so pm
1911 pm '1o:s5 am
ts:4llpm s10:56 an
FRISCO SYSTEM.

ts:sss Rssss:as;t ant t,s!Es Azs'ss, sn
20 pm 1855 am
ISIS am f1:5 pm
% 90 am V:X pm
t1:10 pm t10:9 am
ff1:35 pm fI4:@ pm
s2:2o pm s11:30 Am
f3:SO pm t6:D am
1874 pm NO pm
1874 pm t!:2 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

M, N. e T@THl
Je,erson City. Columbia.
Boonville. Sedaiia. Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
TexaS Express ...............
THE Katy Flyer" for Dali
las, Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston. Ssn Antonio.
Mexico City and intermedi-
ate points ..................
Jefferson City. Columbia,
Boonvllle. Sedalia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express ...................
Missouri. Kanras, Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
E1ver
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
f1ELP P
WANTED
Ads inserted in the a
Sunday Republic
Are sure to bring =
good returns. :

An druggists take ads for 7hs r..
pablic 1t office rates. .
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WEsTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTEJ. trls
The Commercial Traveller 'r
Toledo Buffalo and New
York '7:so pm TN am
diana and Ohio points. s7:2s am 500 brn
Charleston Accommodation. :. Is 100 pm s10:4S m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
MOBILE AND OHIO

UnIOs
Depart Arrive.
90 am T:oa pm
's:sl pm r:ss am
ts:1o pm ti1:1s am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16
ST. LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
lSs<a 4. u 81
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOCIS-LOUISvlLLE Lines.

Depart. Arrive
-. -issjes
g N am %A pu
ts:N pm $50 an
ATM
81
34e4
s1o.o4 pm T::s1 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-16

SOUTHERN CATTLE-There was very little
| business done on this side of the market az
| only IA head were received OF canning kinds
which sold in line with Friday. Last Satur-
day cars and 132 head were received and Two
weeks ago cars and 29i head. The supply
| this week shows a decrease compared with last
week OF IA cars. The weeks arrivals are $50
| cars. against 2I4 cars last week. 40 cars a
| month ago and 636 ears during the same period
Of last year.
| MINED.
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SHEEP-More sheep We're on sale than usual
for Saturday. the receipts including Leo Mex
leans There was material change to the
trade. still the market Is not quite as good as
two or three days ago. yet all good mutton
stock. both. shsep and lambs. are in good de-
mand and sell quickly: The only sale OF any
Importance was l.195 head OF .9a-lb. Mexcans
that sold at 81. 60. which was generally consid-
cred about steady with Friday. Gull lambs, in
fact. an lambs that are not good. sell little
slow and irregular.
50 far this week. sales included lambs at $40
s:6S, the bulk OF them at 81 Isa q; native and
Southwest mutton sheep sat .10G3.65, the bulk
at S. .25d3.50; stockers sold at s2l3 Gull lambs
at S2a4 and bucks at s2a3.1 principally at 81.
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L.H. Il ST. L. RY. tHend
Train. ~,.
Cloyerport. Louisville ana
port, louisville and the East
Eastern Express-Owensooro.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
CONTRIBUTIONS

A Of useful articles for distribution has been
received from Mrs. G. w MarlOr. and baby's cloth
ing from Mrs. l. Pope. of RoselIe. y. j; three
dozen fresh eggs from the Allendale On j. juniors
pair of bedroom shoes and silk tie from Mrs
Bates Wyman box filled with bright colored
woods and unfinished work. for some shut in, ."
from Columbia Heights Brooklyn; Easter cards
from Mrs Bogert. OF Manhattan box of silk
pieces without name; pictures, birch bark for
fancy work etc. from Miss Z. NJ Kimball; Easter
booklets and picture calendar. from Mrs F F.
HalIerdav of Massa chusetts; Easter cards IN
stamped envelopes from Misses Adele and Aline
SibleV and Marion White. of Manhattan branch
No s: dainty paper dolls. with pretty wardro5es
and number of Easter cards in stamped envelopes
from Young Sunshine member at JohnstOwn, n
Y; Easter booklets from Englewood. \. J.; lily
huib almost ready to bloom Easter greet
ing from Mrs. F. F Mclean, president Of the
Conant Fla. branch special Easter greetings for d
T. s S member from Mrs 5. B. Locke aTd j.
Howard Tavlor. Two Sunshine sisters, in Albany
County y Y sent generous remembrance 10
T s S members consisting of two boxes OF tresh
eggs cookies glasses Of homemade jelly and q
pretty summer shawl. and Miss Howell. Of Brook
fvn contributed unfinished fancy work scrap
books shawl cards. booklets. pictures. etc;
Three picture banners came without name ana
magazine stories from IS. 5. M, Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
EASTER SERVICES.

At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow
the Rev. DIT. r. P Johnston Will preach in the
morning The Power Of the Resu-I ecciOn-" and
in the evening on Why l Am Not a Christian
AT tie Church OF the Pur!tans. One-hundred-and
thirtieth-St- and FIfth-ave-- in the morning. the
Rev. DR.. G. J. Young will preach The Con-
trasts and CompIetiOns OF the GIorEsd Life"
At the Church of the Messiah Park-aVe- and
Thirty -fOUrth-st. the Rev DR. MinOt j. Savage
will preach The Story OF the Empty TOMB
the Cathedral Archbishop Farley will begin
POntihcal mass at II a m. and at the end OF the
mass he Will impaTt the Papal beuediction. The
Rev. William O'Brien PSrdOV. :. j.. will preach
on The Resurrection and Twentieth Century
Thought"
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev Dr. J. Ross Stevenson will take for his topic
The Risen Life
s.. Andrews Methodist Episcopal church. west
Seventy-sixth-st will receive its new pastor the
Rev. Andrew Gillies. when he viii preach morning
and evening
Maud Balngtor Booth VIII speak a. special
service for men at the Young Mems Christian As
sOciation auditorium, No SlS Wes- F1fty-seF ent-
St. 4-i5 p m
At the Society for Ethical culture. Carnegie Han.
DR.. Adler viii lecture ~ Modern Interpretation
Of Easter
At the church OF the Holy Communion sixth
ave and Twentieth-st-- the Rev Henry MOttet III
preach in the morning or The Reign OF the ON
nil feur