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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPt S-lC SPECIALS
$3.s feet on the gauge. rise Of = in the last
- hours and Is now s over the dauser line. and
"T,.ide Of the le1ess Heavy rss msa ere ssi
night and to-day with heavy toE. The James
sadie Lee depsrsa ?, a, N ,0T m es' fs Aipo5s @ Tie
sSa Spariss s sf af Nj f' Ss Ssw prs G
having been deiare; BY foS. Will pass up in the
Were iss bales eOt,on 81 ssss SEED e Cotton and
2,542 sacks cotton ses1.
s Tss bs b dfSssd fayF' f 1S at
a M The Tennessee arrived cut of the Tennes-
sn hour later She Will S Snsht ls op
,s;m0rtIw ~ morning and viii deps1 ~ on rrtgn
The John s Hopkins arrived from Evansville.
at noon to-day. anG is nov detained BY FOG and
and still continues.
Cairo, H.. Feb. a'.-Riyer gauge reads !;.s
Wsrmer. war a The aeo,sa la Lee @ arrived rom Memphis
at $50 las, night with a fair trp. She viii re-
was in and ont on ,lms: The, $ i. IL. Clark
dsspa,sS Tor St n u' ss nsh but ewing to
PEELED to turn back H.. The Stacker Lee arrived s
ss 9iS" w Ms"ps ssas f5 or % s. LOUIS @ tc.his with good trip
Burlington. la, Feb zI.-The river is feet
asa's s .pos In spe Of s - & ID as ws
Is taking the frost out af the ground, the ice
rise Of , Of foot Queen city went up at s
m Valley Ht queen das Delta due
from Memphis.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Feb. s,.-u. :. Wright down
at noon. The Grey Eagle due down. The gauge
reads IA feet. and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm, with rain
Warsaw III. Feb. c..-Garge reads 9.s fee:
fall or q of q foot in the last a hours.
Weather cloudy and warm. The river Is clear OF
ice.
Cape Girardesu. Mo-. Feb. 2..-weather RAIN
ing and warmer. The river is falling; The
Stacker Lee due up. The Grey Eagle due down.
Chester. H.. Feb e..-Gauge So feet. a rise
Of 3 of foot. Weather raining. Grey Eagle
I.A S-ld "a L.
Pittsburg. Pa Feb. .1.-River S.S feet, and sta
tionary.> Raining. and mild
Wheeling W. Va. Feb :i-River feet = inch
es: stationary. Raining. and cool.
Cincinnati o.. Feb. 21.-Ri.er rising: 2s.2 feet.
Cloudy and warm.
Louisville. Ky.. Feb. 27.-River stationary: in
canal 10 feet: on falls IS feet below locks 81
feet. Raining.
Evansville IND. Feb. 2..-Fsllnx: s5.s feet.
Cloudy; raining all day
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

KANSAS City Mo- Feb 21-Cattle-Receipts
iyss ns6ye. atty, 2 Texans ~ 100 a. caixss mostly ma
heiiers , steady TO strong: Quarantine active and
pert and rss beef steers r 10
S9od & ST. 'sari 20 sioeksrs Sc snd feeders sS poEse:
steers ssaI.o: Tesas cows 81 soas: native M s cow.
81 iS SoHi; nativt .hetfers sli5aa4o Gamers SO
ewer cn SD bulk "fa Of sale. .s 81 sssss h.syS @
yorkers S. pigs sests. sht sSsep
RsSt; Western s%Sa s !, 1ass lamb, as s
native we,hers sa, 40: Western wethers S. %
Chi cScssS ss aaa ck.seipt @ marke.
rany n, sS5l te prime steers Sgs.s; poor e me.
@SWs s. % heifers sam. aa eess esnneT. 10
.dc; bulls sat. %: calves So. 25a15o: Texas fed
mixd and bgsehers S. 81 good Sp to to ehcie.
.sssa SE Ii rsHsh sssa sssSy se sss
Gsigt Sg stsady lambs steady god 10 70
- w.ss-n sheep si75diS 20: naive lambs % s. W Y
day. WsS5s.n ls%e' Sss. 9isial M ss.s s.s's
81, shipments-cattle 4.0ss: hogs zoos: sheep
& S?na 81 rssss Ss an, %.:s.s l. (
Sais and s,ass ssa,g searnss sais and 1'si e.ivs:
sium and ss sssye ans sei misfs Sst s
is Pis Ssrns sses s. weh:rs S ess. s lamb.
steers steady TO lOc nigner. COWS and bulls
steady Ie strong: al sold steers a. 3sd6. Is: oxen
S35OdrtI5: bulls S3.4pa -3s. 81 25q3. go: few
extra prime fat cows and heifers 81 40d5.20: ca
bles quoted. live cattle steady at 12a13c dressed
refrigerator beef higher at 9Lta1Oc. Shipments
Tomorrow la cattle and s. $50 quarters Of beef.
Calyes,Receip,s iss; steady: veals s5as.5o; tops
ss.i5: barnyard and Western calves nomirai:
city dressed .veals u9i4c sheep and lambs
Receipts 1850: sheep scarce and firm: good
lambs firm to ioc higher: medium and common
ssady & sheep alposs os,n nomin.l: lambs %:
TtoHEse: latter extreme: no Western hogs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

in the
OF bulish
man
cont the |
damaee
sough cover
muih
loseyi the
pence Isc off andcl closcd d9salac
dunchan
Receipts
in the
omat Coupler the efavort
anlp per cent
ton was sich CHE in h local ma
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
River Rialto Brevities.

PILOTS Gus Shinkle and Joe Carroll departed
Yesterday afternoon for New Orleans To bring
the steamer Lotus Sims TO ST Louis.
The Chester arrived yesterday afternoon from
cape Gtia with a heavy freight and began
loading for the return. which she departed in
the evening.
The Stacker Lee Is due this afternoon fiom
Memphis and is scheduled TO depart the
lurn in the evening. Considerable freight was
received FOR the trip yesterday.
Captain John Streckfus president. and y. w.
Wisherd. general passenger agent OF the Acme
Packet Company Of Rock Island. Ill. We're call
ers at the harhor rooms Yesterday. They un
Orleans.
The Grey Eagle is expected to arrive from
Commerce tomorrow morning and VIII go gu.
on the return Monday afternoon.
The Bald Eagle is being prepared for the
Illinois River trade Paducah, and VIII be
brought to st. Lou's.
The steamer Usage. which has been receiving
repaifs at ST. Louis, will be taken to Cape Cir
arLeau neXt week
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

hs 1,R R5puTG. for ear gs in
on orders are charged higher:
& isn bS A., Tsf,iseraor stock Al
quoiable at s. 2t-quart case.
APPLES-Per bhl. cold storage: Ben Davis
fancy fepackeG at s. $50 So Grnesnx 81 9sats %
wlnesars, flom s.: ::5ohs..5: willow twis s. seas
cordins y conttion: Eastern baldwin and Green
Ing $; ga 81 for No ] or choice: seconds less.
PACIFIC COAST FRUITS-California pears $.
oRANG Es-Car lots on trk.: California navel
at 5. FOR standard to s2.J0d2 s5 for fancy an
LEMoNS-Caifornia on trk. on bast. Of 5? %
for choice ana $50 Tor fancy. ON orders a5nJlc
itNh.AiPLt:S-iiayana at ssas.so a crate for
California at s2.@hS. according size and
MALAGA GRAPEs-s667 80 bunch.
EA%ANASmslas bunch on orders
,COCoANt TS-ss" per i.vS +. ;rk. and In Job
CRANBERRIf:s-C'hoices sound stock at srlals
rorAToEs-stocked on trk.: Northern white
at isai?c for common to fair and choice 10 fam
umph 5saSsc: Red River early Ohio ssasot
Xorthern Minnesota tim5oc: Hebron l5sff7c:
oNioNS-NortheIn red globe at 25fI i5c in bulk.
;oi DEL to Sg' skd for fansy: red and yellow w.ath
srATisH S;.t, ONIONS. . per 5o-i6: crate.
SAu uEKtkArT,sl.t per l1-bbl. and So 30 per
GlMEO-Fiurida at S2Gr5 % for ch,ise
tfci MEERS-Eastern hothuuse al 81 i0lI II
per dDz
SWEET POTATOES Bermuda M ,5asn.. Nam
seinond at 81 Tor yellow to 81 10 for red queen ut
S'c: Consigned yellow s. 5uaa 10 u Dbl del
roMAToES florida 8. at S: 5oSsso 11, for good
10 choice; Mexican sen2 80 for good TO choice: I:
green l.ss;; cuban ssus. - FOR good 10 choice
PAHSNlPS-3ad+ +Sc a bu box
'ELERi-California at s.. ..,5q3 q crate for
celery roots al 3od41c per doz.
HtETS-Home- grown at 1susdc q bbl or alfr 1,c
pc! In. loose: New Orleans at loqa5c a doz
punches. wv"
CARKuTS-IIome- grown at 25a,S, p.r IN, sr,
81 ITl.5n per hbl.: New Orleans 81 per bbI 5000
LETTl' e. New Orleans at S5ds ber hhl ror
choice u fancy: frosted stock ess. Florida ham
l'-rS AT s2tss for choice: damsged less Home
grown at SnfISSc per bu. box s
EtiGPL-A NT-Florida at 81. 506a per larr. CRATE
Cuban at si.5n p.r crste ' " ''a'e
SpiNACH-New Orleans at BIC per dog.
RITABAGAS-At &C. per bu.. del.
TrRNIpS-N.w home grown at i5frs)c nor HI,
box and sc per bbl New Orleans at 81 r.sr bbI
PEPrERS-t'orida Go som,s5 for choice
'HoRsERADIsH-At saa4 per bbl On order,
higher. VA o'"e'.
SoUASH.Huhbard at 4c9s0c per 100 los.
RADlSHES-New Orleans 25c per t,oz h,,ch.
according at variety and size "ea'
STRING BEANS-Florida at $l.50ae p.r bu
according to quality. - '"''
MUSTARD GREENS-New Orleans at a.
uoZ burchas. wv pe'
PARSLEY-New orleans at 3Ac per dor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 40 ner crate
for choice: poor at slml.a5 " N'"'e
I<OHI.RARI-At .5dSac Der Cioz b,,ncbos
SHAi.LoTS-New orleans at e5nS9c n.r 5oz
punches. W. "o"'
cNDIvEs-New orleans az SEA so per bb,
Bb' SSEi. SPRotTS-Florids at i5c per quart
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
HIGHEST COTTON PRICE
SINCE GALVESTON DISASTER
May Cotton Advanced over the Ten
Cent Mark-Nark~t Closed
Higher and steady
HEPEBILC. SPECIAL.

New York. Feb. a1.-New records were
made on the Cotton Exchange here To-day
After rather quiet morning, trading be-
gan at about midday with the bull Clique
buying heavily. and May cotton was pushed
from I0c to l0lc. the highest price since
the Galveston disaster, two years ago.
Reports from the South set forth that an
active demand for spot cotton continued
and spinners were heavy buyers in South
ern markets.
During the last half hour Of the day the
excitement was as great as at any time dur
ing the sensational advances OF the last two
weeks.
Tie market was bought and bid up by the
bull clique and trading, elsment on the
stronger statistical position, - from the
worlds visible supply of all kinds. showing
a decrease Of about 11S.U00 bales. against
decI ease of $500 last year. and the visible
supply of American cotton showing de-
crease of l2s.ooe. against. decrease OF 81
900 last year. The market sold TO ignore
the depression In Wall street and the tight
ening conditions which are developing IN
the money market and probability of an
other bad bank statement tomorrow.
The market closed very steady with quo
tations to S points higher. compared with
yesterdays closing prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Foreign Countries Invited to Par
ticipate in st. Louis Meeting.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Feb. 21.-Secretary of State
Hay has sent out a department circular 70
the number of l.5O to the diplomats
officers of the Government In foreign coun-
tries calling attention TO the holding of
International Good Roads Convention in
st. Louis April q to May :. dates covering
q portion of the dedicatory ceremonies OF
the Worlds Fair
The circular states in part:
'One of the chief objects of this congress
is 10 arouse special interest throughout
civilized countries in the Detterment of the
public highways. and the managers of the
congress are DESTROYS of securing from
these countries the attendance OF the most
skiliful engineers and road builders, that
they may interest and educate the United
States delegates in the most perfect meth
ods for the construction of roads and their
. maintenance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

New York. Feb 27-spot cotton closed steady:
niddlng uplands lc 25e: middling gulf 10. &c
Feb D.lsc: Marh lo.lic: April IUilc: June s.Ssc:
July as. Ang s53y; a. Sept, $50; & Oct, set: Nov
decline OF 10 points chiefly a result of an
loading by longs and some little selling
cables. Following the call. however. there was Il
rally. the bull clique again supporting values.
This rally carried prices up about 4pa points on
again becaMe a factor, prices working steadily
downward. a matter Of some sqs points below
the closing figures OF Yesterday. This resctionary
tendency was encouraged by rather heavier esti-
mate, Tor to-morow,s movement TO leading
points. but in the mi,lafternoon gave way TO an
other wave of bulshness as result OF the bull
ish weekend figures and continugi frmness of
ing values. Under this buying prices crossed the
high point OF YESTERDAY. notably May and
March, which sold at 10 and 10 lie respective
10 points higher. the best Of the session and
season. Total sales futures estimated 100000
bales.
business. prices two points higher: American
midding fair ss:d good mddIing 5.ssd mlddling
ordinary sod. The sales OF the day were seoj
bales. OF which 500 were for speculation and ex-
900 bales including 80, American. Futures
opened steady and closed quiet; American mid
@ ssS MsrcSAprif ss&5Ss teTiiSaS 5s@
S27d: May-June SD: June-Iuiv SID: Jnst
Aug !..'a' ssd Aug.sep,. a.isd: sept.-oct. ls5i ::
Ner Orleans. Feb. g,.-Cottpn firm: sales 3.
S5e: ordinary s:sc: good ordinary s5sc: low mid
s-fst: iniddiinr fair lie nominal Receipis 10 ,s7
bales; stock 80, s22 bales. Futures steady; Feb.
May ,.9sas SIC: June Ia.Nia 10. .oac: July Ic.a5lf
Lose: Aug. s.s5ds.sec; sept Sss@Sslc: Oct
S5.Gs.asc
New Orleans. Ls.. Feb. 2'..Seeretary Hester's
statement of the worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows visible OF 3.9sa IS. bales against 49, SOS
last year, or this the total of American GOTTEN
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.

Washington. Feb. :7.-Forecast for Satur-
day and Sunday:
Eastern Texas-Fair Saturday. sunday fair:
colder in interior: variable winds becoming north
and flesh
Western TeNas-Fair Saturday and Sunday
except pnSsihle sunday in the Panhandle;
brisk high north winds.
Oklahoma Indian Territory and Arkansas-Fair
colder Saturday. Sunday fair.
lllinois-ltain SNOW in north: fair in south
portion. Saturday. colder. sunday. fair colder:
winds becoming northwest and high.
Iowa-Snow and colder Saturday: high north
west winds Sunday fair.
Kansas-Fsir Saturday. except snow In north
portion: colder i'll east portion. Sunday
fair.
Mssouri-Colder Saturday: fair in south and
rain in north portion. sunday fair:
colder In east portion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

go: mixed $40. canvasbacR s.: reahoa,;s 81
Drawn ducks 25GJJC per dnz less. Jack snip.
TO 80" rahh :. per doz.. s1asGc: small and iejdt-
t.,ons ard undrnwn less Jack rabbits. per doz..
j. sc. f' i'
ffesh tisl-Demand active ard prices strong.
quote. per H.. Black bass ~ l3y: crappia 30 Tor
mail To S' for Largo: dressed cat 9isc: spoOnb'll
cat SIC: bullhcadS- dressed At 90 ana gross &c.
hhiIhIo.-ross &c. dressed &C. for larg. AMI Sc fot
anaII: G"rrnan cafp-dresssd ii.c. small ic gross
Sc; suntsh 3c; white perch ic
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

s Ear iodsh. 5sS to .nd ID dn: S at s at .
bulk 1se of 'qR the Of 6os ahf ab9e
ssssa. @ ~ against r,,rs% top of s'''' ana Inc QUIZ
at rHs main d3ovd Gt OF PACKERS bought by swift
he c main Gs4y 4ye bought 10 Nelson ahS
averaged 20u lbs. and cost $780, and the main Il
bought By ss % p is:ssa De',
sHEEP-A very small Supply OF sneep Arrsssu ao,e
H'f !" ft 'Is no, % half suieisnt meet the REQUIRE
of the trade But few real 1000 ns.e iasss
Of Mexican si' i' earrings and western sheep and
lambs were among The arrivals; lnepS mere Mutton on
sold readily at steady and and ;aIEn s,T9ns ws pees s
Fair grade de sheep and pps Sf the good stock
but the real common kinds were not wanted ona and
sio5 e nheep % are in fair demand but there ,s 10
inquiry the inferior ones Today , the , supp ins
recently the best sheep and lambs. but , eon,,
mon to medium ones are SOC lower than week
80 far th- week the sale. ineaasd in lSs laNs. Ns
so ith the bulk Of The The sass l,; isbs s9lhs
at ;sato and io5" G"sk. s soid a p5ineigaiy
ern lambs at ss.2J and Western yeariinss ~
o E a. tn. thu a,a ba 'he Of the osrinss had
been disposed OF. and little remained on the mar,
which brought about by the arrival OF Of mi W,
Hr three southern buyefs WHO wanted an . ~ f,,sd
nu' Of the few remaining horses in commission I
hands. also Of the stock of the deaiers
Prices fpr this limited amount; OF transactono
well-mai ned basis. and the Iats
anc- which was in effect The fresh arrivals
very small. Trade for the week closeu on
firm basis cha scteristic OF the very satisIac
tory conditions prevailing through the Wnoie
week.
Horse quota tious:
Heavy draft-C'nmmon tc good sl2tQlO choice
TO extra. sl6Gisj. CHUNKS 1,l50 to 1.3Jy lbs
Fair good se5Hs1: good to choice. SSgue.
Coach hOrse:s' cobsIFair TO good. 3l4oHil9s
choice to extra. s1o0uJo0. Horses for the South
small light drivers fair to good. s3od45: ehcies
To extra. sJJd1D: Southern drivers: large. SsoW
Is. Export chunks loo to l.510 lbs-Plaln 70
good. S1Iu90: choice TO extra SlOonllp. BUSINESS
drivers-Fair to good $s6GIl0; choice to extra
s5-de0: choice extra, sl00I 49,; fancy galtea
New York sadders. Slj0a3Co Inferior horse,s
-toinn'on. small plugs. Seod3V; hea'y WORN
plugs. si0GGd -,
prevailed during the early part OF the week.
sasanIcr FRIDAY had succeeded In fnahinE
very good clearance Of all commission mule oter-
ings 4 Few aimed. but they were very com,
mon. This has been the story OF the week. Sooo
mules have sold readily. while the INTERIOR ONES
have dragged. sometimes over several days pc
fore their fnal sale. At times the inarKet VI
very dull owing TO the confidence taken awsy
from ii by the comparative shortage OF tne
Southern demand. Eastern inquiry has been
the Southern demand improved somewhat. ana
the market closed with better indications than "
opened. However. values on all except the pest
big mules, those i5iz hands and over. are weaker
very plain and inferior small mules being as
much as s5Grf0 lower. The dealers have bought
the good mules readily and steadily.
Mule quotations Qor broke mules. to years
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
Foresters Enc.mpment.

KEPU BIsIC SPECIAI.
Cameron. No.. Feb. 21.-The Independent
Order of Foresters of Missouri will hold the
annual grand encampment here November
II. The Department Counsel OF the Patri
archs Militant also will convene here on the
same date. and the militant branches of
Kansas City, st. Louis. st. Joseph. Liberty.
Brookfield. Joplin and Clinton will be rep
resented in prize competitive drill. There
are twenty-nine cantons in Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
stocks OF Grain In store.
st. Louis Future Prices.


Butter Firm Quotations: Cream-ry-ENtra sc
firsts s3G2tc; seconds laa2oc Dairy-ENtra 2br:
firsts lsalsS grease 4a3e e;pacedIEN,r ,ss1
Ike. Renovated-Eytra alc; tirsts lsa:c.
Eggs-CurTeut receipts liuiiisc Receipts lS-'
local and 2.5ss through: shipped Gsa
Cheese-Northern ON orders: TWINS lSi.c; SIN
giles I5ac: daires l4c; 7: a; li'4c: ionghorns lic
I.imburger I2IsGiI3c: Swiss lee: brick lfc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
Woman Knocked Down by Car.

KEPCBII SPENIAI-- ~. =. II
st. Joseph. Mo. Feb. 21.-Mrs. Mary Wal
ters, wealthy widow of Rockport NO.. in
attempting to escare an inbound street car
this forenoon. stepped in front of a car go
ing In the opposite direction. She was
knocked down and dragged twenty feet.
She was injured internally and probably will
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

Weather at s:59 a m. spIinkling. 6:5s ..
cloudy. Maximum temperature. 81 degree; mini
MUM temperature ~ degree. River. feet
ID. ]. HERNDON-
Temporarily in Charge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
RenI E.t.te Tr...fer..

A.I.EN-so n. bet. Eighteenth and Mis-
s,sissippt; Elizabeth l. Donaldson TO
BAYARp,!" IT.. W g. being iiii Bayard: ~
Dora ]. Mueller to Marion Hyde-w. d.. Al
CARRIED: DAVID Toneiia to Adrian Bassei s
BELLE GLADE.ss It. ". =. bet ST.
ter,iinsnd and Garfield: Adrian Basset
cor; ,AdeIaide: august volkenins to Con: :.
GTatiot: julia Myers to Edward Joy@ @
Gratiot: Edward Joy to Frank H Brown
Grssiot; Frank ii Ii Brown T to Term terminal %ai
MaKse to Charles ar - NJ M Elsons sa%fs 4s
fiis' Thomas o. III Push to Ella E. cor Manning. s%@
casFIEi.p-:., n n. 5. bet; Goo.ie and A"'
hendefon: Thos. o. PsS S'' to se Berry ana
cnRFiET.De5o bHTIiET IT. n. 3. bet Gocde and 1''
PendIeton:, Berry A.. Davis to Thos. 3.
GRH9vfLtE.ss RskSvm. IT. So. in. ON Wells: Id
!. Everett Smith to Berry A. Davis-w.
GR&TIoT-a II. ia in. :. $. bet. Fit.
.teenth and Seventeenth William A.
Dickson ct al to James A. Dickson
HIcKoRY12s IT. n >. being isii Hiek.
ssTy; [iliie MAY Lesson to Henry Kort- .,
KESNERLYmIG ft pas. being s,i.,: ssss to
LABADIE-5o It. n. :. house 4sls 1ahs:
Graer Gre asG saassIio Investment n IN noun conpsns any
to Charles Fl. Dodse-w. d....;;...:.......:
LAKE-l1s IT.. es.: bet washinston @ and
ginia Thurman-w. d. ....;....:...-- Aep
MAlRnS xiS and aGanas etr.on n! Geo s Ns Rhodes to
Rhodes Transfer Compsny-w. d.. 5000
i Henry Brinkmann to Frederick wahofr- :.
-, hcinr .i,; -, i'"o
% olive: Samuel V Monks to James C.
oLIvENso It, $. ". cor. Taylor:
,IIlr,s ,II9lr,son Realty Company to Herman Tu- 17,,
oSSGE,-e5 r. n =, bet Louisiana and
Arkansas: Henry Lohranz to Josephine =.
PARK@ioa IT.. n 8. n W. cor Virginia:
NJ. W. KeTckhoff to Pcveiy Dairy Conn =,
pany.w -, vc.: .n1 SO"
:; Robert: bert Edward H. Fisher to Charles :.
s,STHN tsTlLE T.. :. :. Get stems and schir '0'
rrcr: Herman Hueike TO Charles
Huclks-w 4 .-.:'-.;;;.'.-;::;; IS;
sT and l2GIs"d 2swstesd II Lime j. Burke sn1 msn to ssn
THhsss isw,s a ~ 1asih in c s. bet. Miami and
Winnebaso: August Lanse ct al. to Ernst
Lange-w d .....'.- .00C
vSra vrxsn.r G Gallon Il I L, Shn s,ns NJ as Mcequrtsy
W. -:..-.-.....''-... ..;.:..;.,.......
Msrv a Power. bet ss obn TTsIqia II Ss,s and
wHITTIER-2, IT,. w, $; 5. W. scI: 81. -
sGnsG sia bet. TO Clara lara and and Goodteilov: % aisS %
Goodow c'T Teresa Msars ae to John Me- Me-
Mensmy Investment & r. f. Cow. d.. S9Ts
building Permits.
Rebein Wilson. store, SO Olive; $500
Henry Vandelcecht. store and dwelling lf7s
Manchester: so.0W.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
Rock Island Deal Rumored.

Guthrie. Ok. Feb. 27.-From Newkirk.
Ok, it is reported that the Rock Island is
attempting to purchase the Santa Fe line
from Blackwell Ok, to Tonkawa. In fur
therance Of the. alleged plan. to construct Il
direct Rock Island line from Oklahoma to
ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received al St Lo'ns
February q, lsI3. Sag 2. M local time and s
y. seventy-hfth meridian time. Observations
Tn Nv Raj
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28

Harbor gauges yesterday marked feet; indi
eating a rise OF 4 Of foot in a hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday fair.
Weather partly cloudy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-28
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEATuERs-seli readily as follows. Pr,ms
m g @ @ Y 'sa:i 5sas.c: ans Sx e lsS 3
ss s?s s 'H 5urssscs,s sse saesT
DEER SKINS; ;s;, Erc;rPrime deer skins sl,sc
BEESWAMa9nle, ss,7 ~: at, at 2s':c per lb for prime
ds; shearinss at loas5c: dry stock fallen. etc.
RooTs-Quote per ID: Ginseng ss e5@s. -: lady
ppeT SIoSS S @ aF sqy annie pink s colder
white snake worth 2,fc: angelica 5isc: wsi,ooG
bark OF root sc:. bark OF tree sI.": Siood &c:
hiueng Sc; sasssfras-bark of root &C; wild gin.
sUNFLowER sEED-Nomnal at H.1oa1 I.
u. LISsEED IS oIL-Raw at i5c: boiled at 4sc: ,c
per qss4os s@I Issf sE,SsI.s u Ssr iS,:: S Der su
CASTOR oIL-Lots OF 20 gals. 1ol4c per ib for
No and i0c for No. g, small quantities lc per
70 'coTToNsf:ED piG' sa D. oiiwin,er white 4se yellow
47c: summer white 4.c: yellow Ale: salad isc
HoSf:i9uots ,,SsaG Co%s-Dark a. 1eg,ls; choice
e. - per case Extracted and Strained
Southern in bbs. Mt 5isaSc; in cans 5'.d6c: Cali
s,ATERKRAUT-ou in jobbing way a. $40
per is-bbl. and at $50 per Dbl. kegs at .oc: on
orders dealers charge a.5o per ,ss and s2I5 for
HoPs-New York at s5assc: Western at alassc
siLTNE side; Medium at s0c:, Sranulated SIC
PEI sS Sc sS6 Ef5 fS 5ssns Saf .rons
lots of choice hard-pcked peas held at s. % on
ana sFS si0s s 81: side uo at
store: Dried green peas.-sco.sh at sl15 split
peas at So 10 per bu biackcye So: California pink
at sis@3s.c per Ib.: New York kidney &c: Lima
beans 511G5jac: lentils &c.
EMPTY BARRELS-Coal oil. turpentine and
gasoline. 81: vinegar ,5c: black oil Soc; Iinseed
ligh; oil and vsrnish Soc. sugar 15c: whisky Sec
do half bbls Soc wine 81; saucrkraut 30I40c
pickle 45c: salt &c: -four 1sc: molasses soc; lard
tcs 2Sc 2oc of for each broken head. &C for each
hoop missing
MoSS--C;ray mixed 1;:@Isc: gray. brown. and
black mixed at lNh3c; machine picked X at 80