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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-23

New York. March 2-Cotton-Futures closed
quiet: March s.s3c: April s.s3c: May $3.50; June
&c; July s77c; Aug. s:4sc: Sept. s.ssc; oc:;
s.63c; Nov. s.b5c: Dec. S.5lc. Spot cotton closed
no sales. The market opened firm. q! to 8 points
higher. which soon Increased by . to points
on the more active options; the general temper
Of the market was strengthened by English ca
bles. which came some : points better than had
Lower Mississippi. Private cables advised that
small receipts were feared by the European con-
tngent, owing to the continued bad weather in
the South. The secretary OF the Tensas Levee
board wired New York parties this morning that
Mississippi levee. The Tensas Leyee extends
from the mouth Of the Arkansaa River to the
mouth OF the Red River on the west bank. On
receipt OF this dispatch bull parties commenced
offered long cotton and arrested the. upward
tendency OF prices. There was practically no
selling for short account. Light Houston esti-
mates for Monday added TO the caution Of
sellers.
was 2 points higher: American middling fair
4. s6d; good middling 5.5sd: middling SID low
middling 5.2sd: good ordinary 5.1Sd; ordinary
b0id; the sales OF the day were 200 bales. Of
which 500 were for speculation and export, and
lean; futures opened quiet and steady: American
middling, &. o. c.. March 5:Sg5. 2ed: March-Aprtl
e.25aS sd: April-May 5.saS "a: y-gune 3. 90;
June-July SGD: July-Aug. sd: Aug-Sept. 5.21d:
Sept SD: oct.,Nov; Lssd; Nov Dec. 44d.
200; ordinary SIC; ordinary SAG; low middling
93-l6c: m.ddiing s%c: good middlng 10 13-l5c;
middling fair 165sc: receipts 6422: stock 25s 7ss
Futures barely steady; March ssae bid: April
sSsas5ce Now s4laSl3c: Oct. s.uc: Dec. SEQ
s.i3c
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BARLEY-pun and nomina. a. &c to Coo (

BARLEY.,Dun and nominal at sc to Coo for
FLAXsEEDeBid s1.1o per bu spot and 500 to
arrive. prompt shipment.
FLOUR-Sot winter flour: Patents So 3oQ3. IS;
straights s. l503.z5:. extra fancy $393.o: clears
g. 7592se: low grades 81 4oG2.eo. Hard winter
flour: Patents at s. 10d3 80; etraights S290Q3 10:
clear f2.50d2 70. Foregoing prices for lots from
first hands. trk.. or at depot. this side. Orders
higher
BRAN--sprinE wheat bran offered in New Ens-
land at Soc E trk. At mill bran sells at S0GS3c
and middlngs at 90Qq5c
BUCKWHEAT' FLOUR-Atys5.5eG
RYE FLOUR-At 32S5 in tute SKIS. and s.. Ii in
wood.
coRNMEAIscity meal. {. o. b.. $50; pearl
HAY Receipts 4s5 toms local and 30 tons
through: shipped $50 tons. Quote on e. trx.:
Timothy 3ls for choice. No. sl4er155o: No.
S13d14 for choice and No. 1; SllG12 for No. 2;
clover mixed sll0l2 Prairie on W. side-sii for
No. and $sGfs for No. . and 81 for lower grades
WHISKY-Steady at 81. 30.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead A57i. spelter
at about ss.35
sTRAW-Wheat sold z; trk. at S. rye at $3.50
Gs and oats at $3.50. Sale car rye F. trk. at
30.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

through. BY sample. del. No. red sold desti-
nation weight, at I3Gl3xc and not worth over nc
socai: No. red at nc, both local and destina-
don; No; guotasls At SC 70 &c Tor more burnt
pominally es67oc for ordinary; No. & hard sold
at es@esfc 70 mixers: and Turkey worth zoe. and
CORN = Receipts 81 cars local and 6a cars
Through. Local sales were at 4oc for No. z $50
No white and soc for No. white
OATS = Receipts 68 cars local and 10 cars
through. by sample. no. : al 5ou35i1c: No ar
9txQN.yc: No. az S3kasiisc: No. white at
Ssf-Gs6itc: No white a. 3<Gi35izc
RYE-Recepts 100 bu.: shipments 500 bu no
market: but It was generally lower to sell: No. .
offered del e side at EStc destination weights
and rot taken. while car del to E. side sold az
lei<c local. with 4sc thus bid for more Yesterday
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Ducks &c.. Geese TIC. Live pigeons and squads.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys 14c. Chickens-Hens
lie: broilers 16c: capons 1Sc; slips 12c ROSTERS
&c: ducks 16c; geese sgl0c. Foregoing figures
for choice only.
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only:
ESQ mixed 81 50; canvasback s.; redheads So.
Drawn ducks 2s@5oc per doz. less. Jack snipe
Fresh F1sh-Demand active and prices strong.
Quote. per lb.: Black bass at 12tfc; crappie &c
for small to Sc for large: dressed cat 9isc;
bill cat SIC: bullheads dressed at SC and gross
&c: BUFFALO, gross &c. dressed &c for large and &C
gross &c: sunfish Sc: white perch Sc.
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GRAIN PRICES DECLINE
UNDER SELLING PRESSURE.
WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE
GENERALLY BEARISH.
Corn Follows Wheat on Downturn
and Feeling at Close
Is Weak.

Values OF local grains were generally
easier in the local market Saturday. Most
Of the news was favorable to the selling
SIDE, and the bears held their advantage
throughout the session. The predicted cold
wave was again shunted, and the weather
map showed higher temperatures over the
greater portion of the winter-wheat belt.
Though receipts were below the recent av-
erage. the outward movement was slow.
Corn was under selling pressure. Re-
ceipts were heavy and the cash demand
was light.
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Stocks of Grain in Store.
Produce.

Eutter..Firm Quotations; Creamery-Extra .
ira 9a2lc; frsts lsfisc; grease 4asc Ladie-
packed-Extra l9c: firsts 1sq1sitc. Colntry-Pack-
tire. 2lc: hrsts isaac.
Eggs-Current receipts HE. Receipts s,2a To-
Goose eggs Csc.
CheeseSNorthern on orders: Twins bic; sin
res 151sc; daisies 14c; Y. A. 14kc; longhorns lIc
Limburger l2aq13c; Swiss 16c: brick l4c.
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MAPLE SUGAR AND SlRUP-New sugar at s.
per ID; Canadian at lsc: maple strip at e0u9Os
GRASS sEED-9uote. per 100 lbs; Timothy a,
clover at from IS up, to sn.75; miiiet at 75c te
d1 ssed IN at chan az to to s fsq at 8
s5as: do meal Dbl at $3.50 No a aeI s DBL a.
at IS: mill run fruit Dbl. at S.: beer keg al siSa
e selss s co., ii Iaa Hssslnks
1tSsk t 5Sr apRe bib sh, ts do @
Cooper foF hoosier SSl S. ea ea' elm 49, ST.
eaa te @ pork so s.
slso for iron bound bills: pork bbls. at sIos for
op ao al &c. i05 e ssp Sc.
BAS 5ib E 55sc. per yard iSs a,
ties at sl.o6 Hemp Irvine Sc.
Fruits and Vegetables.
The Republics quotations are for car lots in
first hands. unless otherwise specified. Small lots
Observation-Disclosures refrigerator stock n.
| sc for choice to soc for fancy on stock
hn 5spaskisa Ben Days SEQ
ss Fsensx Al ' E fss S9 BALDWIN and
hIMEsz75sas per 100
PACIFIC COAST FRUITS-Californa pears 81
oRANGEs-car lots on trk: California navel
hiFhsr EIorida from store a. .sa5; $ box: ~.
for choice and s27s for fancy. on orders 25a5oc
,PINEAPFLEs- Havana at ,sas.2s a crate for
choice: Door and frosted less.
California at s25oas according to size fe AND AND
MALAGA GRAPEs-ssa7.7 rs a bunch.
BANANAs.mslg2 a bunch on orders.
,CoCoANuTS-s25 per loo E. trk.. and in Job
CRANBERRIEs-sound stock at s11.5oal2 a
PoTAToES-skd on trk. Northern white $50
tsc for common to fair and choice to fancy Bur
ac ahf Red Tirf River s1 oo s5i4P
Minnesota Ha46c: Hebron 4sgi5c: Western early
NEW PoTSToEs-:IEs Florida triumph a. sl5o
SPANISH oNIoNS-Quote at s225 per 5O-lb
CABBAGE-New York Danish nomlnaIly at S.
as per ton DEL. according to quality. Red Az
,sAUERKRAUrE,n; per h-bbi. and $3.50 per
per eoz. New Orleans at siai: Is a doz
SWEET PoTAT0Es--Bermuda at zoe: Nanse-
ehpis as eaosn sGsd fSs
:. Z: = ss
Celery I roots :, at s0atoe per dez- 49,, ,.ao-.
per sa Esw osean: a. &C.
& ST Ne% IS ss se sn
s1Q2. according to quality. New Orleans. s3as
a barrel according to quality. Home grown at
500 75c per bu loose.
EGGPLANT-Fiorida at sz92as a large cratic
f0E tf5is P0ss at Il Per do .r.
punches. Homegrown. 4Od60c a bu. boz.
RuTABAGAS-At 33Ga5c per bu. delivered.
box and sSa7sc a Dbl Rev Orleans at Sis a
Dbl
Poor and damaged less
at sss for s saof ST On
SoHAsHhMHubbard at 4oa4sc per 100 lbs
RADIsHES-New Orleans at 2Sassc per doE-
punches, according to variety and size.
STRING BEANS-Florida at $3Q3.50 per blu.
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans at soassc
per doz. punches.
PARSLEY-New Orleans at 15Gcec a doz: Tex
as, 10ll5c.
CAULIFLOwER-Calif at 22sG2 90 per
crate for choice; poor less.
KOHLRABL2sd3Oc per doc. punches.
SHALLOTS-New Orleans at 1oa15c per doI.
punches.
ENpIvEs-New Orleans at $3.50 Dbl
st. Louis Cotton Market.
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S 1 ]. % eas.ys MaK :saas a.
HOPS at London Pacihc coaso 9 Srm at IS $50
oats aa Y ss White Sc Whisky ss the ss:s
Of 81 80 for finished goods ,w,.., ., rv.
No. hard Axe: No. ]. Northern &c: No. North
ern NE May 7'' P Is,y Isss: oa's-May s's'.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, March 21-Dressed Poult-y-Re-
in er 'a quite owing
washouts and bad roads. The collection of live
with fairly steady tone, although a few lots
that arrived this morning had 10 oe carried over
Live i've PeultrySThe receipts for The week were
Is cars Western. 4 Southern and Southwestern:
last St week /. is estimated that there are fully
asSa on Garfield s aandn oas on
Adv,ees from the West were strong and tom 1ns
Quotations unchanged
Eggs.
1io0s; for the week. sasls cases: The market e
iayed deliveries Some late sales of frsts al 14s
ltssc. seller next week. and Of storage packed nt
prices from the popular standpoint. The market
broke &c doz. on all grades Of fresh.satshersd;
seconds lie: western and outsSestern choice
lac: do fair l4c: fresh-Sathered. dirties. lsiaa
tsss sess sss
15c at the mark: do: Southern nc
Chicago March 2l.-Eggs steady: at mark.
cases included. l3kqlahc per dog.
Kansas City. Mo-. March H.-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 10%c doz loss OF.
cases returned: new No. wildwood cases In
cluded HE.
F1axseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago Ill., March 21-Flaxseed was strong
and 1qliac higher. in sympathy with Northwest
markets: May was $115 asked and s1.H BID:
No. Northern sold at Sl.N. and No. was q, IL
nominal. Receipts were cars here, IS at Min
neapolis and "a at Duluth.
Wool.
London. March N.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered Il, I'll bales. In
GLIDING a large supply Of cross-breds. French
agents bought freely. few pieces Of superior
combing were taken for America Merinos were
In general demand and American buyers secured
some lots Of Victorian combinC. hoggess and a
few slipes. Scoureds were in active demand anil
faulty grades were steadier. Following are the
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L., n. 4 ST L. ny. (HendeFsen R0ute.)
Train. Depart. Arrive
port, Louisville and the East. s:2S am 7:i6 pm
Eastern Express = Greensboro,
C.overport, Louisville and
the East .......................s e:5S pm ~ Am
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Valley PARK Accommodation. :.
Valley PARK Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ........
Texas and Kansas Mall For
Springfield. Fort Smith, Par
Is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita..........
Pacific Accommodation. .........
VALLEY Park Accommodation. 3.
Meteor For Springfield. Car
thage, Joplin, Wichita. VIM
ita. Oklahoma. Denleon. Sher-
inan, Dallas, Fort Worth.
Waco and Brentwood.
Valley Park Accommodation. :.
valley Park Accommodation. :.
Pacific Accommodation. $4,000.
Texas and Kansas Limited for
Springfield, Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith, Paris, Dallas,
GreenvIlie, Ennis. Corsicans,
Houston, Galveston. Austin,
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop-
lin, Wichita, Burton and
Western Express = For Spring
field, VinitA, Denison, Sher-
man. Oklahoma, Carthage
and joplin ...................
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MOBILE AND OHIO

HIO.
$500 am IL" pm
's:s1 pm tbs am
1910 pm mas am
''D.D.r- AHi,.
$50 pm $50 pm
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Galvestcn-Spot market firm. Middlings. .
15-16c. Sales a0S bales.
New Orleans-Spot market firm: middlings &c
Memphis-Spot market firm. Mddlings sac.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, 2S0S bales. -
New Orleans, 6,i42 bales.
Savannah, 2,049 bales "a 2
Charleston. s bales.
Norfolk, LIS bales.
Houston 3si9 bales.
Memphis, 904 bales
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Train.
Flurida Limited. via NASHVILLE,
Atlanta, ChzttAnooga, Macon,
Thomasville. jacksonville. st.
Augustine and Tampa .....
Fast Mall = Evansville, Nash
VILE. Birmingham. Montgom-
cry, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla: Charles
Southern Express, 10 Evai,s-
vile, Nashville. Birmingham,
Mobile. New Orleans, Thorn.
asviile. Jacksonville. falatks,
Ocaia .asd 81 Petef10urI.
ia sssss.s.,sssssssssss
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Train.
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 SoutheaN ..............-.
Nurphyeboro, Sparta and
Chester Accommodation 800.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Fair-Beef Cattle
Stendy-HORs ClOse Higher.

mostly lightweight stockers. As the demand
snddn ss sas as has s e..
the greater part Of their holdings they bought
paIsy for NEXT weeks trade good
supplies; what little was sold was unchanged
reception Friday were held over for T the open
ing day OF the week.
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best ina native I've beef steers. strictly fancy.
Choice export steers i.se9aI. 500 lbs S5SS 80
Good shipping and export steers. 1.aco0 49,.
Fair to medium shipping steers. i.aooa S'.
b isf BEEF AND BUTCHER srk fsss''
steers. l20Ql go lbs. rough t" best. - zsgs q
Steers less Than Loo Observation-Disclosures. ssSSiSs
Fancy corn-fe S% Seife AND hEitE.s ssa.
Good to choice heifers.. 4Oog425
Best corn-fed heavy cows .............. t.eou4.25
Meal nat fat %s s0%. Sss
Fair to medium Gamers ...-......-.-..... 22s02so
Common and shelly SUE ST TIIrs'''''''.'... l50aaO0
Choice 'corn-fed bulls ...............sa75 1914 90
Good fat bulls 2354375
aooa suaiiSied thin. dehorned buii; H''as %
i'f ieea'h NsExIs AND HEIiRaETics sS'as.z
Choice veals. lo0d15o lbs 5oGs 90
Good neretics 4oeff5. 80
= mn A''t sTocKERs AND FEEDERS. 'oo''' 10
Good to choice feeders. 1oe0gl iso lbs. 2594 IS
Fsr tn medium siSn fseses lbs
Good qualified stockers. 6o091J0 lbs..... 3.75Gl2s
Eair-Qualitied steers 6O0Q150 lbs..-..... 32su37s
Common steers 1893 %
Good to choice stock heifers 3 COOS rs
Medium stock heffers observation-disclosures. 275aJ3 90
Common stock heifers 2f5J2 30
Good quality steer calves. LOG so
Good quality heifer calves. 3.25fi3 75
Dehorped and unbranded stockers and feeders
always sell fraction better than Others.
MICH COWS.
Good quality large young cows
with good calves. ~. 00(555 90
Medium miiEers .......-..-..-.....-.. S6oog1. o.
NUHHnon ZV.uO1TSU W
Strictly fancy mixers sell above $500
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The quarantine division
had only cars containing 100 head. on sale,
against 10 cars and 366 head last Saturday and
45 cars. embracing Ions head. two weeks ago.
Supplies consisted OF cars q steers and mixed
proportions at steady prices The weeks supply
foots total of 1SS cars, against 81 carr the
previous week. fss cars two weeks ago. 40z cars
three weeks ago and aA cars for this week a
During the week Texas and Indian Territory
steers averaging 712 to LIE lbs. sold at Q full
range OF $aG4.S most Of them going At g $50
40. Gown and heiferS brought $193.0. the bulk
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Northern Lin
Train.
North Illinois Express-Spring-
field. Freeport and DUBUQUE.
Chicago Daylight Specialize
. ria and Springfield ...........
Springfield Accommodate ton. :.
Chicago Diamond Special. 49,.
Springfield Accommodation. -.
Southern Lin
Train.
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo.
New Orleans sSndsfexas Il.
press. Nashville! f6ntn and
Jacksonville ys.,. .......
New Orleans SpeciaY-s Cairo,
Memphis and New Orie4px. :.
Accommodation = Murphys6 -
Marion and Cairo ........
Accommodation - Murphyph1
Marion and Creal SprinS I,
Sparta and Chester. .........N
New Orleans Limited-Cairo,
Memphis; Dixie Fiyer-Nash-
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST, LOU Is TINE.
Trains at TOLEDO

TOLEUO, ST. LUCIS AND WESTERN
GLOVER LEAF ROUTE1
Tain. Depart. Arrivs.
'"-he Commercial Traveller q
Toledo. Buffalo and New York s!:3o pm s7:t0 An
Eastern Express-Illinois, In .z y
diana and Ohio points. s7.23 am sos IN
Ramsey Accommodation. ....... sa.32 pm AN an
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b. 4 o. S-W. ]
Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. Wash
ington. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg, Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail --,.-...-..
Cincinnati Accommodation -.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited .:.......
vincennes Accommodation 80.
Flora Accommodation .....:.:.
West Baden and French Lick
Springs, via Monon Route.
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M, X. 4 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City Columbia, Boon
dir Territory and TeIas
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas,
Fort Worth, Houston, Gal
weston. San Antonio, Mexico
City and intermediate points..
Jefferson City Columbia. Boon
Territory and Texas Express.
Missouri. Kansas Indian Ter
rttory and Oklahoma Flyer,
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ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive.

$500 am T:iS an
1:ls pm 9:U pm
a:B pm ":a pm
r:~ pm S:ss am
's:so pm 80 am
800 pm s7ls am
......... uO am
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

!! sp:rt .,1A.n.siyvHe.
0:6 am HES am
ts:W am fl:8 pm
$50 am T:1 pm
.d:10 pm n0:16 am
Miss pm ftA:@ pm
$50 pm Elise am
S::GsS pm pm $50 p @
f5:24 pun t7:S am
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN

For Hannibal. H.. q St. J:
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington -. .......-........
Local to Hannibal....-
For Quincy and Keokuk. .......
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin ..... ......-........,
Tbs Burlington-Northerp Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
City. 81. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Warrington
Puget Sound, Portland and
Twin City Express. for St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska-Colorado Ex-
press, for Denver. Colorado.
Itch and Pacific Coast via
Might Northern Express" for
St. Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois, via East SIDE line.
to Rock Island. Clinton. Iowa,
Savannah and DubuQue....:.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver, Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast......
local for Hannibal,
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BIG FOUR

LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. boston
AND CHESAPEAKE AND o
Train.
Indianapolis Express ...-.......
New York and Pcston Limited.
Kcickerhocker Special = New
York. Boston, Warhingtcn.
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mettcon and Alton Accommo-
cation
. Boston. New York, Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltiu ore and
Philadelphia ...................
Cincinnati Express -..............
Alton-Leaves s1o:30 O. m,
&c M d, - AZ ~ m
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Fufs.
Wool.

Extreme Southern skins IS per cent less and
strictly Northern $500 per cent more.
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C. n. SPENCER. LIST Vice President.
L. E ANDERSON, I'd Vice President
JONATHAN RICE, Sd Vice Presiden
JACOB KLEIN, Counsel.
VIRGIL NJ. HARRIS. Trust offic
LORENZO z ANDERSON,
Second Vice President
GEORGE WARREN BROWN,
President The Brown Shoe Co.
JAMES W. BELL.
President St Louis Safe Deposit and
Savings Bank
PAUL BROWN.
Manager Continental Tobacco Co.
JAMES @. BUTLER
Capitalist.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Banker.
GUSTAV CRAMER
President G. Cramer Dry Plate Co.
l. d. DozIER,
President Dozicr Bakery.
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=. H.
Depart Arrive.
eco am T:ss pm
ss:os pm tn am
fI:A am fS:az pm
3s:s 3 ; PM ia pm pm
:s:0s am 1850 pm
. 90 am S:2s I'm
CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
HIO RAILWAY.
Depart. AZ, Arrive We
tl:32 am $50 pm
$50 am S:S pr7
1850 noon s:l5 pm
SIS pm s:4s am
1850 pm 1850 am
8:35 pm 500 am
5:4S p. m. Arrives
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Northern Lines.

AhAs
Ies.
Depart. Arriw
T:5s am $40 pm
IA. f.:s s s% 81; 80 s {.
$40 pm 7:24 am
10 rm GOOD.
Depart Arr'rs
TN am T:.4 pm
3:A pm S:is pm
sfsso pm li:s4 am
RA.snp- 49,
1858 pm So am
KATY
Depart Arrive.
S:ls am $50 pm
g
's:s5 pm TIT an
s1l:$ pm $50 aH
ts:0 pm IN an
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The first line Of quotations in each class is cal
cuated to represent the full range from common
to extra. Dealers, however often classify super
lative lunches tall tops for buyers. which some
times sell considerably above the highest quo
tatons: The second line OF quotations signifies
the hulk OF sales and generally represents the
various classes they are sold the commits
zion market, mere less mixed.
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C. F. GAUSS.
President Gaues-LAngenberg Hat Co.
HENRY GRIESEDIECK. Jr.,
President National Brewery Co.
r. c. KERENS.
Capitalist.
EMERSON McAIILIN.
Banker. New York City.
c. H MCMILLAN.
Secretary.
WILLIAM MAFFITT,
Maffitt Estate. Assistant Treasurer.
GEORGE D. MARKHAM.
W. H. Markham & Co.. Insurance.
DAN C. NI1GENT.
Vice President B. NuEent 4 Bro Dry
Goods Co.
VALE RESYBCRN.
Judge Court Of Appeals.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES W
BUR0EPENNsYLVANIA
Train.
New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
Indianapolis and New York
N NsM fSrk AHcc Observation-Disclosures.
Columbus, O., and Eastern Ex-
pre- .........-...s..s.- -.
Indianapolis and New York
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
Spot market steady and unchanged. Sales. 3os
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBA
Via Wabssh.
Train.
NAH NAH az: .nS EE 1Dr::: !

Train. Depart.
Fast Mall .......................s 3.o6 am III
Local Express .................. rs am :,
Day Express = Kansas City,
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. 800 am .,
Washington Accommodation....f5 ISIS am n
st: Joseph. Joplin, Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and south
west Missouri ................. $40 pm .,
Kansas and Colorado Express. s1o:l0 pm q
Grove Occur LAIN trains leave Union Sta
s6:1b g. M. s9:15 d. m, II 20 D. m. and 4 q
Oak Hin trains leave Union Station at
IN. fl0:10 q m. 1880 p. m. and fS:N D.
Kirkwood trains leave Union Station Il
m, u:oo p. n 40 p, m. except Sunday
ton at 1:3o q m except Sunday.
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ST. LOUD MERCHANTs' BRIDGE TER.
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
4EHVrCE.

CAA8 AS0e
Eastbound-LeRve E
dAlly-e:10. 100. 500,
Saturday and Sunday
oniy-s:zA 7:06 a. m. /;
Leaye Washin9ton Az
e:0 SIS .. m. Exec
S:X. 1914 4 m: l2:l2
and Sunday only-n 2!
1915 = NJ: 2:@ .. IN
Westbound-Leavo
i:iS. 6:6s. 7:l1 p. M
TOO s:A. $50. lilo q
uIday. only-l:& p. a
1000 q. m. Saturday
m. Except Saturday
EIcspt sundayNs:is. |
m. 4:11. e:2i D. m
sunday ouly-s:o0. sos
Sunday only-1l:M D.
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