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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
BIG FOUR
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HEDg0N RIVER BOSTON AND lIRANY

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
Train Depart. Arrive
lndianap polls Express-.-..--.. tI:32 am $3.50 pm
New York and Boston Linz
tted t.Su am -y.ks pm
Enickebocker Special - New
York, Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1900 noon s:f5 pm
modaiion ..................... t4:7s pm ',;is am
Mattoon and Alton Accom-
mediation --...-.......-.-.--.. 1850 pm
Boston, New York Cincfn-
natl. Washington. Balti-
more and Philadelphia. -.... II 20 pm s:3o an
Cincinnati. Dayton. Spring
ield. Columbus Express. S.2s pm - go am
Fast Fsxpress......,.. ......... t2:59 am
AIton-Leave. sin:3o a. m. +tl:5o p m. '5:is
D m. Arrives $500 a, m. si:45 2. N.
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Coal Price. High at Evan.vilIe.

Evansville. Ind. Sept. 2e.-The price OF
coal here is higher than It has been for
many years. Usually at this time OF the
now selling a. ia Cents = bnshei ana or
orators are rushed with orders. II Is pre-
dicted coal will reach Il and Is cents be-
fore the winter has ended.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
GRAIN VALUES DECLINE
ON BRISK LIQUIDATION.
WEATHER NEWS FAVORS
SELLING SIDE.
Foreign Markets Are Easy, and
the Movement to Market
Indicates a Big Crop.

Market conditions were all bearish Sat
urday. Weather predictions were for high
er temperatures. and heavy receipts helped
the downward movement. Under the cir
oumstances all of the longs who had add
ed TO their lines on the frost scare were
anxious to unload. Wheat futures declined
nearly a cent under heavy selling pres
sure.
Corn had little strength. There was some
early buying, but a brisk movement to
market and general apathy among out
side traders caused d downward move
ment in line with wheat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
by Telegraph.


Kansas City. Mo, sept i9.-Cattle-Receipts
eO00; market steady: choice export and dressed
beef steers Si.55p 40; fair to good siIi.5S;
stockers and feeders So 2.2o4ri. 20: Western fed
steers 81 i5S4 Is: Texas ana Indian steers s. ~
sIS Is: Texas cows sl.50a2.io; native COWS 81 81
"a. natiy, heifers s.. .30fIi.lU: Gamers Sid2 =
bulls Ssa3: calves s.. 7o6I5-55 Hogs-heceipts
5OOJ. market s;eaoy: top So: bulk OF sales s. ~
I5.s: heavy s.. svEtS So: mixed packers So. .sJsf
o. Iieht S5 sefr6. Workers S-9tis: pigs 81 T5a.
500 Sheep-Receipts l,vo9: market strong; ma
AS: fed ewes S2.s0uS.1J: Texas clipped year
liugs - 50n4; Texas clipped sheep s.. i0lf3. 10:
sIockers and feeders sedS.so.
New York. sept. ly.-Beeyes-Receipts Ie9
head: no trading to-day: exports, $50 cattle
4.o sheep and 2.631 quarters Of beef. Calves
Receipts III: veais firm; gtassers and Westerns
"a higher; veals sold at s5as.50; grassers at
S.51u4.25 westerns SSH0.sU. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts 2S5: steady sheep sold at
$s.auG4. extra az $40; Iatnps at $1,000. HOGS
RECEIPTS l,9s2: steady.
81. Jos-ph. No. Sept. Is.-Catte-Receipts
5i6. steady. lIoss-Reccipts 4.s.o; steady TO
easy: light 8. Sjuo.Oj medium and heavy S. 20
Qj.95. Sheel,-Receipts ~; stesCy.
Chicago sept E.-Catue-Receipts 500: nom
inai; good to PRIME steoIs S5.4Oo5s0: poor TO
medium sS SauG5: steckers and feeders ~ i0g
81. JU.f2.6J: bulls s2qi.50: calves Si.JOq7 Texas
led steers 81 25GiI ~: Western steers $325q4.5O.
Hcgs-Receipis To-Day 1000; Monday eco;
choice strong others slow: mixed and butchers
-. 65d6.Z5: good to choice heavy S5.sUI6. 10:
rough heavy s. 50g5 SIS: light S. i0aI6 d. bulk OF
sales So. 75QG. Shetp-Receipts 5,GoJ: sheep and
lambs steady: good choice wetners V. oGt4.-5:
fair to choice mixed $2.25aJ.2J: Western sheep
z ss14: native lambs sS.l5gSlo' Western lambs
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SHEEP-About . cars of sheep arrived and
eent en ns asu both sheep and and lambs. s ss M shown
BY prices paid the best lambs selling at sj.75
GOOD good sheep he p sold up to $50. which % Is also the the
top price paid for some time. The week closes
ANYWHERE near enough either sheep or LAMBS
to I'LL their orders.
saturday. the receipts being around $500 head.
and as rule they were pretty good in quality.
The market opened with a good demand from
ali BUYERS, and prices advanced about o. on
ali decent kinds. Butcher and medium weight
ths sood S lights ieo to 49, bs for Fla Eastern
shipment Good lights continue 10 sell at the
them and the heavier grades is not near so
great as two or three weeks ago. Half-fat and
ket was firm and the clearance good.
HORSES-There were no special or new fea-
tures to the closing Of the horse market for
ating only a few odd head. which did not in
restfuI attitude in all departments. The weeks
trade has been Remarkable from the fact Of
tested after about five months OF comparative
ouetude. Receipts were the heaviest since
rxais 1hs si0f n G The % native being aug
mented by a heavy run OF rangers. The quality
ooaeh 90 che horses heTses selling up as high as so and
$50. while pairs brought as high as $50. and
ern rnA trade was one Of the best features of the
market the demand showing quite a large
enSshsbi en desirabie horses Of the kind beins very
strong II activity and strensth are lndica-
tive Of the fall seasons approach. 1t Is safe
to say that the season opened this week. Next
week NAV not perhaps be es heavy one as the
one which is closing on account Of the fact
that no range horse sale Is arranged to take
place.
Horse quotations:
choice s to extra. sissasss Boston chunks~FIaair
70 good; slssaiss; CHOICE to extra s17ca2oo
to good sso9lco: choice to extra. sllO6ies
Drivers-Fair to good sl2sGi75; choice to ex-
MUI.ESLThe mule market closed n mean
week in a very quiet manner. Receipts were
small and were entirely consigned 10 dealers
and there was opportunity for trading on the
commission market The week closes with a
decline OF 81 50f5 in force. which was hroreht
about by fairly liberal supply in the face Of
an inadequate exterior demand and large local
suppiies A betterrnent in the Southern demand
must como before any Improvement in activity
ysill be manifested.
Mule, quotations tier broke mules. to Z
years old:
.. h,,a~ .x+r,,,. r,,-~ - o..s,,n "a
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Iron moving more freely: local prices n6mina
and unchanged.
FIaxseed Quotations.

Iron moving more freely; local prices nominal
and unchanged.
FIaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago Sent. l9.-Flsxseed was lGiic low
ness furnished the motive for the decline: Oct
sold at "a isc and sept was stlrc nominal Dec.
Ncrthwestefn was si.oS bid and No. ssc
old. Receipts car he:e Z at Minneapolis ami
points year aSo.
Turpcntine and Rosin.
New York Sept. la.--Turpentine steady at cog
6ol:e. Rosn steady; strained common TO good
savannah, Ca. Sept. 1s.-Turpentine steady
at sc. Rosin irm; a, Il. c $50: 3l..S; Z g;
ss;S: @ :5.s: s:lS ~ g. 'sas; So: ". ~ %. i '''
New York Sept Is.-Conee-Spot Rio, No. Z
lures opened steady at an advance OF salo
points on the higher European cables. small re-
size Of the crop now marketing: but during the
session turned easier OF realizing and was Iinal-
Is $50 bags. including Oct a, / 4Oc. Nov. at / Is
T459c. Dec. at 7OG4.t5c. Jan. at 4.SCc. March
4Dga.9sc. May 6lOa615c. June 5.2oc and July
New York Sept. 19.-Raw sugar firm: fair
sasa"s sasar s Rsfned Gae Ne sdS No
isc: No. .ipc: No. 43Jc: No. 10 4.Suc. No.
ddnf;ssoas2s Il ss S2 l as No %oa n AS : S cut S S
55Sc; crushed 5-5ec: powdered sc; granulated
1905: cubes 5.l5c.
New Orleans la. Sept Is.-sugar dull: open
kettle centrifugal SsaS1c; centrifugal white
1-lCc: yellow l3-i6Hsl.c. seconds 2H3Izc. Mo-
lasses dull; centrifugal 5UlSc.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Sept Io.-The market for evap-
grated apples unchanged. though the undereon.
Is. perhaps, shade stesdier. ana futures are
rather more firmly heidi common are quoted
4st5c; prime at 5l.dj&c; choice at 6gelsc. and
fancy at 6itTrzc- spot prunss are in fair job
bing demand. and holders show considerable
firnness: quotations still range from 3i.c to &c
for All grades ApTicCts continue firm; choice
are quoted at 9i.tf9Iec: extra choice at skG
I0Ic. and fancy at l0isdi2c. Peaches are about
steady at 1t.G13tc for cnoice and ISs4sLc for
extra choice.
Dry Goods.
New York Sept. I9.-Dry Eoods-Values in dry
gooCs remain unaltered for most part, but buy
showing no more inclination TO operate
except for immediate delivery and when the
orders are placed they are OF detail character.
The jobher locally reports considerable diminu-
tion in his business, and while store trade is
still more less active, IL Is considerable
distance from the apex which was reached
few weeks ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Tfiden.

Dry FInt-Butcher dS lbs. and up) at Isc.
do fallen at 13c; native and Arkansas at 1870.
light stock (under is lbs) at I2jsc: culls al
llzc-- Natives on selection-No. ! at IiI-c: No
at Exc; dry-salted at loIzG11hc; green
salted round at 7isc: green-salted on selections
cured lc less per ID; part cured 5sc less; culls
Sc Horse Hides-Green No. l S2.75: No 2
H.I5; ponies. colts and blues. 81: all dry T5c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Jury Acauits F. p. Foster.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomfield. Mo-. Sept. 2o-F. p. Foster
was acquitted in the Circuit Court Satur-
day of killing Hardin johnson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

light OF the injury. He was induced to
dismount, but walked without aid from
the field. Arriving at home he complained
of dizziness and later went into deli
mum, which was followed by his death.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
PackinR-Hou,e Pr,c.,

Swift & Co. National Stock Yards will nav.
today for produce delivered at East ST. Louis
or ST Louis the following prices: ~
Eggs. case count. cases returned - 1871
Egg, loss-om basis. cases returned. ......, Isis
No fresh packing stock butter..............lIis l.
No. / dressed iI.s
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.

81 for hoosier. half-bbi. g: coiled elm (s-foot)
g s2sGS; 50: oak lard tierce. cooper shaved sloQ
L.. pork hhI. &
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
by Telegraph.

New York. Sept l9.-cot;on futures closed
steady: sept; I.ilc: Oct. l0.02c: Nov. SIC:
Dec. y.Slc: Jan. 9.19c: Feb. 9s0c: March 9.slc;
April e.sIc: May 9s2c: June 9.sOc; July e.Slc
spot cotton closed steady; mi6dling uplands
n.1jc: do. Gulf l2c. sales l,2l5 bales; The
cotton market opened steady, at unchanged
prices 10 points lower. following lower cables
ness at the lower level. and shortly after the
call rallied TO about last nights tinals on the
more active months. result OF scattered
demand. which was promoted by the continued
low temperatures. Otherwise the early wealth
er map was favorable and the clearing weather
led to predictions of increased movement.
which in turn had a restricting effect on tha
buying. while the lower temperatares rendered
the buyers less aggressive, with the conse-
guence that the market ruled comparatively
aufst until after the first half hour. when opera
fionS Increased the market became slightly
more active and prices essed of somewhat.
New orleans. LII, Sept. la.-CottOn nrm; sales
eI.c: low mddinG l9.c: middlinE io5sc: good
middiing lllsc: middiing fair llssc nominal. Re
ceipts 1857 bales: stock Is. SOS bales. Futures
steady: sept 10 7sdlO sSc: Oct. S1ii9. .sSc: Nov.
ee5p96Ic; Dec. 9.64ffe.sSc; Jan. 96sffS sc; Feb.
s.7OQr9 lie; March 7iGg.75c.
Liverpool Sept. ,9-Spot cotton quiet: prices
10 points lower: American middling fair 7.2od;
good mddlins 6.ssd: mlddling Esd: low mid
ding I'D; good ordinary SD: ordinary 5;64d
The sales Of the day were 1000 bales. OF which
500 were for speculation and export. and In
clJded $500 American. Receipts were i.ooo bales.
including 80 American Futures opened quiet
closed quiet and steady; American mid
SEED oct. and Nov 5.Ssd. Nov. and Dec. I'D:
Dec. and Jan. ) ed; Jan. and Feb 5.2id; Feb.
and March 3 sd; March and April 25G5.:5d;
April and May SID.
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Tinges and stained LG%c below white.
New orleans-Spot market steady. Middlng
lose. Sales. 1909 bales
Memphs-Spot market steady. Middling lie.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 5,6s5 bales.
New Orleans. 544 bales.
Mobile, rs bales.
Savannah. 6sgl bales
Charleston 20i3 bales.
Norfolk 1.5SS bales.
Houston 4. s33 bales.
Memphis 81 bales.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Prisone. Wanted in Illinois.

Topeka. Kas.. Sept. 9o.-The Sheriff OF
Cumberland County. Illinois. to-day Sc
cured requisition papers from Governor
Bailey for William Grub. now In jail at
Harper. Kas- Grub Is charged with forgery
in Cumberland County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train. ,,.,r. ,,,z Depart. Arrive.
IAN Jacason. Cairo. Muir
physboro Sparta, all points
South and Southeast ..-.... $500 am 7:N nm
New Orleans Mobile. Merid-
ian Montgomery. Atlanta.
jackson, Cairo, all points
In Florida and the South
and Southeast .....-...-..... s5:1 pm S:s am
Chester Accommodation ~ 1910 pm tins am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
ST.LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union Station.
sDaily.
tDaily except Sunday.
1Sunday only.
Except Monday.
.sDaily except Saturday and Sunday.
itSaturday only.
Saturday and Sunday only.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LouTs
RAILWAY
FRISCO SYSTEM.

Train IJernrt Ar-,r.
valley Park Accommodation. t6:50 am HOES am
Valley Park Accommodation. q 20 prn t7:55 m
Pacific Accommoda tioa -. ss:l5 am fI:1S nm
Texas and Kansas Mail
For Springfield Fort Smith
Paris. Dallas. Ennis, Hous-
ton. Galveston Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita........ $500 Am ss.G nm,
Pacific Accommodation -. Il 10 nm nos an,
Valley Park Accommoda tion. I'll - pm ia 80 pr,
Meteor - For Springfield
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita
Ninita. Oklahoma. Denison
Sherman. Dalles, Fort
Worth. Waco and Brown
wood ;-.-:-.-.---.--....-..- se:so pm 'II 30 am
valley Park Accommodation. 1870 pm T6:40 am
Valley Park Accommodation 1924 pnl +s :6H nm
Pacific Accommodation ...... tS:ai pm TT:t5 am
Pacific Accommodation -. ,....... +7:io pr
Texas and kansa1 Limited
Springfield, Eureka Springs
Fort Smith, Paris. Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. Corsi-
cana. Houston. Galveston.
Austin. San Antonio, Car
thage. Joplin. wichita,
Burton and the west ss:S pm 80 am
Western Express-For Spring
field, Vinita Denison Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and JOPLIN ............-.... 5000 pm T:Is am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

u. d d. S-W.
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadei-
phia and New York ESnress
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and
New York Fast Mail-....
Cincinnati Accommodation. ..
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and
Ne'v York Royal Blue
L!T@ited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nln"ennes Accommodation.
Flora Accommodation. .......
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route. q.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Train. Depart Arrive
Fast Mail .........-........-. 500 am 1905 pm
Local Express. y 10 am $3.50 pm
Day Express-kanxas City,
Pueblo, Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. SEQ am ss:01 pm
Washington Accommodation. ISIS pm f1:55 m
ST. Josepn. Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and
Southwest Missouri $40 pm e7:,0 am
Kansas and Colorado Ex-...-sio:I0 pm s7:lc am
Cfeye Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
at s6l5 a.. m, '9:l5 a. m. il 30 p m ard ~ II
Oak Hill trains leave Uni5a Station at ts:s
L. M. fl0:l0 a. m. $500 9. m. and $3.50 o. m
KIrkwood trains leave Union Station at q:
q M s5:35 m. tI:50 a. m. I'll 20 a. nn II 20
p. M. ''4:lo m. $50 a. m. 1900 .. m. S:ss
o. m. and t1f:30 D. m,
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
TION.

TION.
Train.
For Hannibal. IT. e. St J
noints, Quincy. Eeokuk and
burlington ..................
I"cal to Elnnibsl...-.....
For Quincy and EeokulS. -.
For 81 Paul. Minneapolis,
via East Side line. Iliinoi.
and Wisconsin .........
The Burlington Northern Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
CITY. -. Joseph. NorIhwes,
NebrasSs. Black Hills. wyo-
ming. Montana. washing
ton; Puget SoGHd. Portland
and Oregon ........
Twin CITY Express for 81.
Paul. Minneapolis and lows
The NehrdsSn-co EI-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. VIA
St Jcsenh .................
Wight Northern Express. -
for s.. Paul. Minneapolis 5
and Iowa .................
For Illinois. via East S'de
line. 70 Rock Island Cfjn-
ton. Ia. Savannah and Du-
For Kansas CITY. c5Tncii
Bluffs Omaha. st. Jossnh.
Denver. Nebraska. Colo
rado. Utah and Pacific
coast --.....--. ........
Lrcal for Hannibal ....
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Train.
JEFFERSON City. Columbia.
Boonville, Sedalia- Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
TeIas Express -. .-.....
The Katy Flyer" for Dali
las. Fort Worth. Houston,
Galveston. San Antonio.
Fexico City and intermedi-
ate pains
Jefferson City. Columbia.
Boonville. Sedalia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express -.-.-.-..-.-......
Missouri. Kansas, Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
Flyer -.--..------.----.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN SERVICE

Esstbound-Leave Eighth and Gratios streets.
500 sls. 7:57. 1880 a m: 1905. $40. s.a ,.
m Saturday and & Sunday onIy-11:r p. n
Leave Washington avenue. daily-s:1t = m {:
2:c5. s;oS; SO P m Except Sunday %. s::l
Sunday only-l1:zS .. m Sunday only-s:3.
$40 a, m: 1913 p. m.
z:i5 5:5s T:f2 .. N. Except Sunday-5:is. 6:o4-
7:oe. SEA. $50. I1:lo e. m: AIS, s:l7 D. m sat
1890 a. m Saturday and sunday only-f1:a ..
IN. Except Saturday and Sunday-S:e c m.
m. Except Sundey-s:le sos. oe. SD, s:sA
11:14 a. m: I:s1. 9:E p, m. Saturday emily
m. Saturday and Sunday only-1f:2 .. m
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X. r.
Depart. Arrive.
'2:oj am T:55 pm
%: :os pm S::2s am
1916 am 1859 pm
10 am s5::25 pm
+5:40 pm +s:S2 am
ss :Os am ss.SV pm
$3.50 am '5::5 pm
UNION STA
Depart. Arrive.
se::5S anu .s:s5 pm
S:4l am S::g pm
f7:4l am f6::35 pm
T:5s am '5:oi pm
's 90 am 1is am
'2:i5 pm '2:I9 pm
'2:l5 pm 's:s5 pm
$40 pm $3.50 am
1870 pm 's:Is am
$500 pm T:1s am
...--..... fll::2o am
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WABASH.
Eastern Liz

= - =. - -
Eastern Liz
Train
Continental LImited-Detroit.
NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo.
New York and Boston,.
Toledo, Detroit Niagara
Falls. Buffalo. New York
and Boston Express--...-.
Toledo. New York and Bos-
ton Fast Mail ....-...-...
Midnight Limited = Detroit.
RuNalo. New York and
boston ..-.---.-..--....-.
Toledo and Jacksonville Lo-
cal Express
Chicago Liz
Banner Express-ChicaSo.
Banner Limited-Chicago. ...-
MidnIzht Llrr,ted-Ch'cago. ;.
Kansas City ]
Kansas City Express.
Kansas City Fast Mail..--...
Kansas CITY Limited. -......'
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. D,nsrt Ar-,v,
North Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and
Dubuaus a.;..:;...;.... rs, am $40 pm
Peoria and Springfield. 1913 pm s5:an nm
Springfield Accommodation. tI:t5 pm ln:t1 an
Chicago Diamond Special :. $40 pm 7:.f An
Springfield Accommodation. 1850 pm .....,
Southern Lines.
Fast Naii-Paducah Cairo,
Memphis Jackson. Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas
Express Nashville. At
lanta and Jacksonville. s7:N am $50 pm
New Orleans SpectaI-Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. 1ls pm SIs pm
boro. Marion and Cairo. t4:Ss pm ia am
Accommodation Murphys-
boro. Marion and Creal
chester .........:::.,;..:..... 4:5o pm r1:a an
New Orleans Limited
Cairo. Memphis: Dixie
FLYER - Nashville. Atlanta
and Jacksonville. $40 pm 7.os am
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: KATY"
Depart Arrive
sDm $50 pm
's:s, pm rH Al.
'ii:s pm rsi a~
s:a pm rm.m
les.
Depart. Ariva
800 .n '7:s pm
$50 pm TB an
'.:4s sm s7:a am
'11:1 pm TO pm
"7Is am $50 I'm
he.
S::2z am sT:ss am
ss95 pm Ts5 am
~ - pm A am
Line.
- Co am $50 nm
2:20 pm 1:5 am
'1o:l5 pm $50 an
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
Via Wabash9
Train DEPART. Arrive.
Mall and Express .......... t7:fo am III :le am
Mail and Express ...---..--. f5:05 pm 1915 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

SOUTHERN. cATTLE-The Saturday supply
head. against 2s cars and ~ bead last Satur-
day and A cars and LEA head two weeks ago
The supply embraced mainly medium lot Of
steers. though there were quite few common
kinds, also fair TO good cows and a few bulls
The usual hstless tone of the last day of the
week prevailed and as the supply on the ma
tive side contained good many Westerns and
IL bought had to be carried over Till the fore
part OF next week. BUYERS were not very eager
supply found sale at steady TO weaker values.
The weeks supply has been Of large propor-
tions- amounting TO IS carloads. showing a
gain of almost 800 cars with the same time the
two previous weeks, though compared with the
same week a month ago it shows a slight de-
crease. The present weeks supply Is the second
largest Of the year the largest week being
August -, with S62 cars
The following quotations represent the con-
dtiou of the market on various classes of
quarantine cattle. based on sales during the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
rhe Metal Marketa.

New York sept Is.-No material changes
were recorded in prices of leading metals to-
steady. Tin was quoted at 2. .:eoaaI Soc. Copper
quiet: lake BIC; electrolytic 1s.seis613.f5c:
unchanged at &C. Lead ruled 1rm. with mod
crate demand. and offerings scarce. at 4.5sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply GOod-Bcef Cattle
SfcndN- sheen CIose Strong.

NATIVE CATTLB-The fresh supply Of native
cattle embraced around 600 head. but with late
arrivals yesterday and hodovers the amount on
sale Saturday was exceptionally large. There
were around 81 loads Of cattle sale, % loads
of them being fair to good Westerns. while the
balance of the supply embraced mixed con-
signmentsl and several loads Of stoCEers- The
market was very slow and draEgy and there
was but little inclination shown on the part
Of buyers to handle so many cattle at this
time of the week, and while some decent to
good Westerns sold around noon at Ac5d45',
that were hat 35c lower tnan Monday. the
bulk Of the Westerns were still unsold at late
hour for lack OF satisfactory agreement. Some
business was transacted on Gamers, veal calves.
mixers and bulls. that was not much different
from Friday. but most OF the offerings were
held over until next weeks trade account
OF a very small demand.
Following is a list OF quotations, based upon
sales during the week:
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best native beef steers, strictly fancy.
l.s0Vnl 100 lbs. IS. 505.S
Choice export steers l3o9l1. COS lbs. 5.25N5.5o
Good shipping and export steers, 1900
nl.svO lbs. ouy40-o
Fair to medium shipping steers. I.SoO
Hl.459 lbs. .....-.-..................4 4.I5Gi5.Oo
DRESSED BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers 100 to 1870 lbs. rough 10 25a5.1S
steers. l,0o0dl l90 lbs ...,......... 4.ngEf5- %
Steers, less than 1000 lbs........... 4.0od5- %
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
ST. LoUIs-PEORIA LINE.
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