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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

at 12c; choice Colorado whit. white at I,q1se. or a.
southern in bbls at 5lsqbc: in cans Js.a5c: CALL
al. Xr.ERkRAUT-ouote in jobbing way a, 81 90
per i.-uDi and at sl.5O per bpl- kegs at T0c; on
orders dealers charge sl.5o per rs and 81 for
HoPs-New York at s5a39c: wes.ern at sl9
sae; Bavarian at is.l52c: .o.. -.
BEANS And PEAsI.Whis beans stroas car
=. trk.;, jobbing from store this side at 81 $50
-. and machine chine picked at -Sa2 Qnote
split at 81 10 per bu.: backeye s.: California
a RSPT9 @sSni siesffs ls s farpsn,ne and
sst and vannsh Soc ss%r 1aGk @ si WHISKY s
do half bbls; SOC: wine 81: saueIkraut . 35e;
tcs Coo; 2oc off for each broken head &c for each
MossLGray mixed 1laa1s,c: gray. brown and
ss" black mixed a, l,.a2s naehIns eked At 3d.
5as.c inferior M picked ess az ext4a a Black SC. at
:BRooM -Nominally him quote. per ton:
RAGS ETC.--Per 100 lbs: Country rags a, Soc:
old rope-No- / Manila at $50: No. at SOC:
BoNEs-ch9ice tleached a, SIS per ton: other
SCI scRAP s'i mon Sg AND METAL-Psr 1oo lbs:
Wr9ugh, irSn &C. heavy .o r ca O. hra, nalle5hls
light brass Sc; heavy brass 50: copper 50; zinc
loo lbs. for pearl: mixed at eoa15c. Rice at 81
PEcANs-Average receipts about 5I.9iHc.
PEANUTs-we quote; Farmers stock-Red at
11hG2c per lb.: white 2izG24c.
WALNUTS-S Selling at soc per bu.: California
at l0dl0i4c for bardshell and l02d10S4c for soft
she'll
CHEsTNUTs-New West Virginia at &c per
CIDER-soId at s3.5oas per bbI.
HICKORY NUTS-We quote per bu at 81 for
large and 81 .J0Q1.75 for shcllbark-
SORGHUM CANE SEED-Bes: bid at s3c per
100 lbs.
sORGHUM-Prime at 22a24c per gal; inferior
and old less.
DRIED FRUITs-Quote. nominally: Evapora:-
ed apples 3laQic for fair TO il2c for good and &c
for choice; damaged. etc. less; bleached chops
ters at 4islt5c: strictly choice at Sic. Sun-dried
MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRuP-New sugar at So
ner lh; Canadian at 13c: maple sirup at 900
SDc per gal.
GRASS sEED-ouote nominally. per 100 lbs:
Timothy at 81 for fair 50 Is for good and 81 80
$3.50 for bright clean: clover at s. TO 50 for or
dnary up 10 sl1G1l.3 20 for clean bright: trashy.
weedy. discolored and unsound less: redtop, seed
In chaf 81 to 10: cleaned at "a 50 to IS; miliet
at sc up 70 sl.25. according to grade: Hungarian
at s5c to 81 %.
CoOPERSTUFFS-ouote Cotton -four Dbl. at
81 do meal bbl- at s.: No. at 50; i.-bb1 at -:
mill run fruit bbl. az $50; beer keg at sl2dls:
lard tierce at s27: pork bbl at SIS. Headings per
for apple bbI. H.c; No. 2 do 3isc: lard tierce
&c: pork Dbl: I2i4c. Shaved hoop.F'lour bbl. s.
FOR cooper, A for hoosier: i7-bbl So: coiled elm
~ oak and uerce. cooper-shaved ssds. pork IS.
COOPERAGE-Isrd tcs. at Sl.25 for wood and
81. 80 for iron-b bound bbls pork bbls at 81 o5 for
wood bound. si.l0 for iron-bound; also tcs 81 .27:
fiat-tep do. 31c: lz-bbls. 25c: meal 2sc.
BAGGING. ETC.-Bagging. per yard. 1s-lb: az
6 6-16c: 2-b. at 9-l6c, 2iR-lb. at l-16c. Iron
cotton ties at s1.o7Ia. Hemp twine &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
BY TeleEraph.

New Tork Feb 16.-Spot cotton closed quiet;
n;iddling uplands 2, soc: sales 5il bales Futures
9. 43c: May s.45c: June $50; July 9:sar; Aug:
9.0ic: Sept. SAC: Oct. s.27c. The market opened
firm and at an advance Of to points. and
as a result of the firrner cables and unsettled
weather throughout the South. There also
evidences of renewed support by the bull clique
that has recently become prominent in connection
or about points above the opening. there was
considerable liquidation which was encouraged
by reports that the clique. while openly sup
OF the May at the highest level Commission
houses were selling the latT options more
less freely. and several prominent floor brokers
had orders on the selling side supposed to orig
ests. The New Orleans market held firmer
than New York, and the spot markets showed
no indication Of weakening. The exports also
bales. bringing the amount for the season to
date up TO within 11.s73 bales of last years
heavy movement. Further supporting orders met
steady at 2as points higher. Total sales esti-
mated at $50 900 bales.
New Orleans: La. Feb: 1s.-Cotton-Futures
May aa!fn June ApF July ss
Gs.ssc: Aug 9.24ds Csc: Sept. s5sd8. ssc: Oct.
s.2Ids2 23c. spot-Cotton steady: firm; sales 1900
haesi tssi,, ordinary &c; soSd ordinary sse' low
S2s bales: stock 354. s45 bales.
Liverpool. Feb 16.-Cotton-Spot in moderate de-
The sales Of the day 5000 bales of which
900 were for speculation and export. and in
ciuded 1000 American. Receipts 1900 bales: no
steady. American middfinE g. o. c.: Feb. 5o2d:
Feb: and March SOLOS. cd: March and April
8 95:02d: April and May 6.o2a5 .03d: May and
June .m sStd ca June and July 5esas o esd; July and
4. sd. Oct. and Nov. aid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

FEATHERs-Seli readily as follows: Prime
white live geese in small SKIS 4sc and in large
skis. sc: prime gray do SIC in small and a5c large
Xxx l0aI4c:. xxx SC: tare 10 per cent on
small SKIS. and per cent on large; chicken 3iIc :
duct-white 35c. dark 25c: turkey-clear tail I5c
wing &C.. pointers &c. wing and tail mixed &C.
wing, tail and pointers mixed &c. body 2Isc
DEER SKINS, ETC.-Prime deer skins sii1c
per lb: black tail 29c: Texas at 25c: antelope 15c
per ID; goat SOC each: damaged out.
SHEEP PELTS-Full wool pelts nomiilaIIy &c
GSl; shearlings at 1od2oc: dry stock fallen. etc.
sd10c per lb.
ROofs-Quote per Ib.: Ginseng ss.2ja3.75 lady
slipper SC: seneca 60I65c; pink lie; golden seal
SCI; black &C: May q, apple 2tc: snake a2aa5c:
bark OF root &c. bark of tree 21zc: blood 3lsc;
bluefiag &c: sassafras-bark OF root SC: wild GIN
ger sc.
SUNFI1owER sEED-NominaI a, 81 1901 II
LINsEED oIL-Raw at 4sc: boiled at 4sc: 1c
per gal. less in car lots.
CASTOR BEANS-$l.35 .35 per bu.
CASTOR OIL-Lots of 200 gals. 10hc per lb for
No. I and @ loc for r. Nc B.: small quantities 1c per
COTTON-SEED OIL<-winter white 4sc; yellow
&c; summer white &c: yellow Ic; salad 4ac:
HoNEY~ouote: Comb-Dark at 1oe11c; choice
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
0. HART ESTATE EXTENSIONS.
Two Five Story Olive Street Build
ings Sold for $155,000.

The two five-story buildings. Nos 11l4 and
lli6 Oive street. having frontage of 45 feet
inches by depth OF 109 feet 10 an alley
were sold yesterday by Jesse French for
Sl55.VOJ cash.
me purchasers were Augustus b. Hart
ana EDWARD II. Semple, trustees of the
oiiveT II; Hart estate represented by F. H.
d Z. IL. Gerhart Real Estate Company. The
Saie Is subject to lease held by the Jesse
rrehch Piano and Organ Company and the
Estey organ Company, and the total rental
year. N'0 -
Messrs. Gerhart report an exceptionally
acuVe demand for OlIve street property and
contract
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

ST. Louis Cotton Market.
ot market steady. unchanged. Sales. go
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
BELL is. STOLEN FROM
ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH ALTAR.
rather McCabe Causes the Arrest OF
GEORGE H. Kinney, who Con-
fesaes to Police.

The Reverend Father NJ. McCabe of st.
Michaefs Church, Eleventh and Clinton
streets. yesterday swore out warrant
charging young man who gave his name
as George II. Kinney with stealing bell
from the church altar.
The warrant against Kinney charges petit
iarcency. The police say he admits taking
the peil and that he sold it for 25 cents.
1t is alleged that Kinney covered the bell
with MS overCoat after the mass and car
iied II away. He was detected by Father
McCabe. who summoned Policeman Flood
TO arrest him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Inc Nichoils-RItter Realty and Financial
company yesterday closed the sale OF No.
tSSo Maryland avenue. with lot Is feet front
ny lto 1eet deep. for the account OF A K
humbhTey to Irene c. g. Behr. wife of Ben
;: Behr. for $500. This house has eight
rooms, reception hall. hardwood throughout
the M hrst floor. dining-room and hall beauti-
LuiIy finished in Flemish oak, with the
drawing room in white and gold Mr. Bebr
purchased for home and will occupy the
mouse as his residence in about q month
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
The Metal Markets.

EgU, Mew York Feb 1sn adyancsd = i, Cd in
also hisheE and nd eonsiderabe Business s'ss wa. We
tons sellers option. April. win right to double.
a Is IN tin dnson at at g. g GRs
81 for futures. The local market wa. steady.
eiectroytic at ana casting az K So
I. 65c. Lead was. quiet and unchanged here az
ay sna a, a! at D. a, s d n ssnsy as.
gov and at AS I'D in Middlesboro. on this side
dry Isn Serihepn Sai p fnS : oa fSa
g r and se onaGIy MG fsgndy sg ssq
245o Warrants continue nominal.
Coffee.
New York Feb 16.-CofYee-Spot Rio firm. niIa
clinc Of points under proft-taking After the
result Of higher European cables the recent
smaller tile yss and Of dsereas.
sn% aaa a dsaS tse seDs
closing steady with decline % OF or5sa 5Sio naintr
Sales 5000 bags, Including March 4.soai.s5c:
a. 6c Oct ssas iSy sse: Jsn n.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Feb 1s.-The market for evaporated
npess ise + Without chang demand being fair and
Choice at arr %ss sSssss
and fancy 2 at 5a1se; spot prunes IN moderate
Trade ;ssaSiiy Seid Al ose and 'SesSe siSe
isaSc for peeled and saasc for unpeeied: sasea
Dry Goods.
, New York: Feb. l6.-The dry goods mark.t con-
tinues TO show evidences of increased strength
BUYERS In 1obbers quarters present in fairly
large numbers and odds are quiet. The man
ifacturing situation is unusually strong with
TIC Inc market for raw material adding strength to
hands are depleted with demand. in many cases
exceeding supply.
Petroleum.
~ doiedo: O. Feb; 1s.-oil-No change
OIL on City. Pa. Feb 1s.-Credit balances 30:
e ~ S,nca.es no Did Shipments 162.502; average
i5.4sS; runs 1850; average q. 20.
Turpentine and Rosfn.
say savannah % Ga; Feb 1s-Turpentine firm at Sc.
f'esin ss hrn A. r. c D. E. $L96: S206; II S2.+o;
S.S $3.50: M $40: N 1850: W. G. ssS: w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Secretary of Legation Returning.

Washington, Feb 16-James c. Bailey,
Secretary of Legation at Guatemala City,
has received leave Of absence and is return
ing to the United States. In company with
ex-Minister Hunter. 1t is not expected that
he will 20 back to Guatemala. as the State
Depar tment desires to allow Minister
Co.bs free hand to recast the personnel
Of the United States Legation In Guate-
mala.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Ladies' Auxiliary Organized.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Browning, Mo-, Feb. 16.-A Royal Neigh
bors of America lodge. the ladies' auxiliary
to the Modern Woodmen. was organized
here this afternoon by Mrs. Anna Samp-
son of Albany Mo-. deputy supreme oracle.
The organization has twenty-one charter
members. The following officers were elect
ed: Oracle. Mrs. J. w. Oxley: vice oracle
Mrs c. A Fleming: chancellor. Mrs. John
Thurlo: recorder Mrs. c. W. Palmer; re-
ceiver. Mrs. Lilly Hurst: marshal. Miss Ara
Blair: inside sentinel Mrs. c. E. Murphey;
outside sentinel. Mrs. Charles Campbell
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

An argument in a saloon last Sunday be-
tween George Kern and Walter Munsey,
v'ho were formerly friends. led to a dis
turbance which resulted in Kern's being
Tired 80 In the Second District Police Court
yesterday. Both men are married ant live
at NO. .'6o2 North Eleventh street. Judge
Tracy discharged Munsey,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
EXPLOSION WRECKED KITCHEN.
Miss Garrison Seriously Injured by
Bursting of Stove.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Oklahoma City. Ok. Feb. ia coal
stove IN the kitchen of the home of G. ".
garrison OF this place exploded TODAY
blowing the stove to pieces and wreckine
Miss Allie Garrison. the eldest daughter
VINO was near the stove was struck by n
ira agment and is dangerously injured. The
cause of the explosion is unknown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Parole May BE Revoked.

KEPU BIC SPECIAL.
81. Joseph. Mo-, Feb. 16.-w. A. p Me-
flke, convicted three months ago of the
celebrated Omaha tontine and diamond
frauds. and paroled by Judge Casteei. NAV
nave his parole revoked. 1t is charged that
ne Is operating another tontine game. and
Judge Casteel to-day ordered that McPike
be brought before him for hearing on
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Reward for John HortIex.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb 16.-Goyernor
Dockery to-day issued a proclamation Of
fering a reward of $50 for the arrest and.
convection of John Hortley who killed
William Lalk. in Gasconade County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
ProbibItion AIIinnc. Meeting.

The st. Louis Prohibition Alliance, No. 1.
VIII meet this evening at the First Presby-
terian Church. The Reverend Frank g.
Tyrrell of Mount Cabanne Christian Church
Will deliver an address The W. C. T. U.
Will cooperate in a service in memory of
Frances E. Wizards birthday anniversary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

1855 pm 40 am
10 700 nm T.15 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Did No, seek endorsement.

Patrick Brennan states that he did not
seek the Endorsement of the Branch Jeifer-
son Club of the Twentieth Ward for the
nomination for member of the Houee of
Delegates the Democratic tfckes. The
club indorsed John ]. OBrien.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

1881 pm s7::3s am
1910 pm HIS am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

b. sS:i0 pm $40 am
.s10:l0 pm '1:l0 am
We Union Station n.
}. n. and 4:3l p. m.
Station at T645 d.
ID f6:20 p. m.
/ Station at !7:o0 a.
xcept Sunday. t5:25
Tower Grove Sta
.ay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Train. Depart. Arrive.
North Illinois Express-Spring-
field. Freeport and Dubuque. s1:5e ss:4o pm
Chicago Daylight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield. sll 30 am s1:32 pm
Springfield Accommodation t445 nm 10:+1 am
Chicago Diamond Spec al. 9:i0 pm 7:4 am
Springdeld AccnInnlOde fion.-.. Il 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
ION STATION

s2:56 am s6:30 pm
?:4l am 1923 pm
ts:4l am 1855 pm
'1::5s am 'i:is pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Sale on Manltt Avenue.

Inc Greer-Anderson Realty Company re-
ports the sale OF No. 1856 Maffitt avenue. n
wv ,two,s,ory, eight-room brick residence. OIL
lot 3Oxi3i feet Tor "A 30. to Mary I. Rottper
VINO gave as part payment lot No Is. block
o. Forest Park Heights. SIZE 50x16O, on the
of $50 - " 'ioh
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Current Topics Club. Banou.,

AT the banquet of the Current Topics Club
TO take place Thursday night at the Central
y NJ e. a. Modern Civilization as Com
pared With Greek and Roman" will be dis
cussed; The speakers will be V. D. Ross
man, Frank Y. Gladney and T. F Chanin
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
HIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
fI:2l am $40 pm
$3.50 am se:45 pm
u 100 noon s:S pm
5:b5 pm s:&6 am
1l:3o pm s7::3o ara
S::25 pm 500 am
As p. m. Arrives
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

WHEAT-Receipts 1875 SKIS. and 81 cars local
, and L cars through BY sample. deL-No: red
s.isse W ds and .sss side local and s.
for low to choice: No hard at .lc for Turkey,
CORN-Receipts 5sS SKIS. and 1856 cars local and
s dr es1sa @ safs & nssd s to go
at aSc TO i9c and and No; at ssGi white eyer
oATs-Reeeipts g. cars local and II cars
at s s. sls TO sae at NO sse White
at ,a sse to ss No white at ssse to SAC; No.
No shown. snas sold az ss is4s on dss,iaa.ion ion
Snd Sc for ae oean ds + s Side for No.
BARLEY-considerabie movement to-day. the
syndicate buyers being in market. Sales: Wis
eonsin-l car at 5sc; .Minnesota.s cars at 5ilsc.
10 cars at 5S4c. lo.oco bu at 5sc. 10000 bu. at
.sS s per 6u spot and "
'or rLouksoft Iap 70 winter p. nou.mnat.a,s 45ga5;
s.raishts So Soas %; extra fancy siiSasSs cieaTs
on4ass,en9s l9w .Sasso siash,s ha,s
clear g sa9a27o Foregoing prices for lots from
demand god ssd side side
Sc, This side ss mills s5asSc. and shipstuns at at
sfSKWaEAl fIS%RnAs g j. IT,, :SsSas and ~ t.,
CoRNMEAL-city meal. (. o. b.. $3.50: pearl
grits and hominy s260.
HAY-Receipts 465 tons local and sc through;
shipped $50 tons. Quote: Timothy. Z. side
Choice :l5; No. si3,5Odl4.50: no. : sl1.59ql3:
lower grades at sSG1O. Clover at si34l3.5 50 for
choice s1c5Dd13 FOR No. l. ssdl1 for lowerI light
clover mixed sl25Ha13 and heavy s11dl2 Prairie
on w. side at s1l for choice. 1880 for No. l and
s9ml0 for No. ..
WHISKY-Stesdy at 81. 30.
LEAD AND EpELTER-Lead s3.s7tad+ Spell
ter at about A.S7L
STRAW-srles ,fnred: Stained wheat and
poor rye on this side at $3.50 choice wheat at 70
On botn Of II,er.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

New Orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian, Jackson. Cairo, Muir
physboro. sparta, all points
south and Southeast .......
New Orleans, Mobile. Merid-
ian. Montgomery, Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairo. all points
in Florida and the South
and Southeast .............
Murphysboro. Sparta and
chester Accommodation =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Hurled to HI. Death,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

st. Joseph. Mo, Feb. 16-Sam Heis. a coal
wagon driver. was hurled down an embank-
ment to his death this morning. A ton of
coal fell on him and his body was crushed
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
L.. II. & ST. L..RY. Henderson Route.

lersOn Route.)
Depart. Arrive.
S:2S am T:16 pm
's:55 pm '7:20 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Permit for Monroe Center Bank.
EypJYRT JS, Spy-T,rAr

springfield. ILL.,. Feb. 1s.-The Auditor Of
Public Accounts to-day issued a permit for
the organization of the Monroe Center State
Bank. to be located at Monroe Center, Ill,
with a capital stock of $4,000. The incer-
porators are f. A. Eychaner F. A. horf-
man, W. b. Taylor C. A. Crosby Fred
Hildebrand and Frank A. Hildebrand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines,

Train; Depart. Arrive.
held. Freeport and Dubuque. 'I:52 's:4o pm
Chicago Daylight Specialize
| Chicago Diamond Spec At. 9:l0 pm 7:A am
Springfield Accommodation: 400 pm
| Southern Line.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
press. Nashville Atlanta and
New Orleans Orleans Special Cairo. ''V a" '1' p"
| Memphis and New Orleans. 2:A pm ISIS pm
Aecommods iion Murphysboro. ''
Sparta and Chester. 4:5O pm 1l24 am
Memphis; D,ie Fiyer-Nash..
VILE Atlanta and Jackson
vile lo:5o pm e:e2 nm
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
Train, Depart. Arrive.
Eastern ESpress~iiinoi. In
RAMSEY aans aHS 9h,S s pm s Pm
M, X. & 1.-THE KATY
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Express ....,................. .s:l5 am $50 pm
city and intermediate points. 1912 pm '1:27 am
'tlifIs0a ss sedsa Gsg cssms's Ssass. IsSfsn BSGn
Territory and Texas Express. s1l As pm $50
Missouri Kansas. Indian Ter
r!tOry and Oklahoma Flyer. 1882 pm '7:.7 am
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
(Via Wabash)
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Mail and ETprcss.............. I. 30 am I'll 10 am
Mail and Express. IS .05 pm 1918 pm
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Tram. Depart. Arrive
Fast Mail 800 40 :0s pm
Local Express. TBS $3.50 ian
Day Express - Kansas City,
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. 1900 nrn g 01 pm
Washington Accommodation. -. IS IS II SIS am
St Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
west Missouri. ....-.......-... sS:i0 EN- % 20 am
Kansas ana Colorado Express 1910 pm 81 10 am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station at
s6l5 a m, s9:l5 a. m, II 80 D. II. and 43l D. m,
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at IS As a.
M. fl0:l0 a. M. ECO D. m. and fs ~ o. m.
Kirkwood trains leave Union Station at II 90 a
m, HOO p m, 4:10 p. m. except Sunday. t5:25
=; m. and f6:25 p. m. Leave Tower Grove Sta
ton a. ll:30 a. m except Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Hahror gauges yesterday marked 1917 feet. in
dicating fall of IL feet in IS hours
Business along the Levee yesterday was at ;
standstill.
Weather unsettled
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Pork-New standard sl7.i5 per 100 lbs. in a
jobbing way.
Lard--Choice steam on z: side closed noninally
52Jsc: kettle-rendered at 95sm10c: compound 7hc.
Green Hams Etc.-Car lots held {. o. b.. East
side thus: Hams-i0-av at 11kc: l2s at 105sc; LIS
at IoI4G10c; 16s at lose ss at 10ixc: EOS at Dssc.
SKINNED Harns-1ss and 1SGaOs at 11izc: e.1.is at
ii3,c: Californias and New York shoulders at Sc.
From the block DEL: Hams at 10Ac to 10stc:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Cones attorney said that the assignment
was due to the embezzlement of $4,000 by
an employe.
CHICAGO-Two thousand dentists. from
all parts OF the country, are attending the
celebration Of the fifteenth anniversary Of
the Odontographic Society Of Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Train.
: Florida Limited. via Nashville.
Atlanta. Chattanooga. Macon,
Tnomasviile. Jacksonville, St.
F.. Augustine and Tampa. ...
Fast Na.l-Evansville. Nash
Vile. birmingham. Montsom-
cry, Chattanooga. Atlanta.
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla: Charles
ton, s. C-.-......--..-..
Southern Express. to Evans
: Vile. Nashville, Birmingham,
Mobile. New Orleans. Thorn
asville, jacksonville. Palatka.
Ocala and St. Petersburg.
ria .-.-........-......
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

,er-F'rm-Quptations. Creamery-Extra &c
firsts 22d23c: seconds l9aaOc. Dairy-Extra 20c
firsts iSdisc; grease 4d5c. Lade- -packed-Extra
lec: fists 1sMlSsr. Cnuptry-Packing stock len
Joc Renoyated-Gool 2lGz2c
Eggs-Curr.n Mt receipts 12ssc. Receipts l,5A To-
cal and 2.2lc through shipped I.29'.
Cheese-No;ths,in on orters: Twins I3he: sim
horns Hc; Lmburger 1eisH13c; Swiss ljal6c;
hriCI; 14c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Building Permits.
Union Brewing Company: addition to storage
house. Sl4s Gravois: SIS. 900.
Illinois Supreme Court.


Illinois Supreme Court.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
| Springfield, H.. Feb. 16.-Proceedines in
! the Supreme Court to-day were as follows:
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
brief Nou''
Morris vs.. Shawn: motion to continue
Village of Harlem Suburban Railway: mo-
tion by plaintiff in for leave to reassiRn er
rors; motion by defendant t in error to affirm.
pellate Court brief. S
Xennum W. Village Of Milford: leave given ND
pellant to file briefs instanter: motion BY appel
lee to affirm. ''
Petition of a. r.. Hi: on motion of petitioner
missed. ~
People VS.. Ccburn continued
People VS.. Shirley: continued.
People VS.. Sullivan; continued.
Hamer vs.. People: continued
rhe fn!1owin- cases were taken on call:
People VS.. Barrett.
Barber VS.. People
Beedle vs. People.
pany. SoA'
Wabash Railway vs., Bllrgs,
Royal Circle Act terrach.
Koenig VS.. Donm
Lake Street Elevated vs.. Shaw.
Malin Wenham
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
vs. Hornsby.
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Vennum VS. Village of Milford
Village of London Mills VS.. Fairv;ew-London
Telephone.
Bradsby vs. Wallace.
Tolman VS.. Raymond.
Walker Chicago.
People vs.. Chicago.
United States Brewrg Ccmrany We. Ruddy
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway Hart.
North Chicago Street Railway vs. Irwin
Court adjourned TO a. m. tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

HYANNIS. NEB.-Professor Hill. prin-
cipal of the high school, shot and serious
ly injured Henry BEEN. pupil, ana was
later badly beaten during a fight with
BEEN and two companions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Tinges and stains i4Gssc on white
Galveston-Spot market quiet and steady: mid
d1ings Siac: sales J.. .2G4 hales.
New 0rleans-Spot market firm: mddlings eAc.
Memphis-Spot market Arm: middlngs 2hc.
Net receipts at all United states ports for
days were 41. 523 bales against 81. $50 bales week
ago. and 2.o4s bales year ago: exports s., ?ss
hales. against 32. 123 bales a year ago Stocks
sO5 30s bales. against 7a4 liz bales in 1902
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, . 261 bales.
New Orleans. $500 balea
Mobile 574 bales.
Savannah. 1884 bales.
Charleston. 339 bales. f
p Norfolk $40 bales. -
Houston 1885 bales.
Memphis 2,412 bales.
l<Dui wal
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

ii. e U. S-W. X. R.
Train. Depart Arrive
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
IIgton, Baltimore. Pbilsdel-
phia and New York Express. s2:o5 am '1:oo pm
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s9.0S pm = :S am
Cincinnati Accommodation Il "A am IS e.52 pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited. .......... 1900 am rs pm
Nincenne. Accommodation. IS 40 pm sS:32 am
Flora Accommodation .......... +s0s am 1850 pm
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route. 900 am so:z5 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

s:5s pm 7:n am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Nav wheat .3Ac; puts 73l1a73Sc to 13ssc; calls
13ad.:7tc to '3.tc. May Hasc; puts 4II.sr
llssc asked: calls 4issdila.c asked