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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
WEAK WHEAT MARKET is
DUE TO BEARISH NEWS.
COMMISSION HOUSES ARE
LIBERAL SELLERS.
Corn Still Tends Downward, Ow-
ing to Fine Weather, but
Trade Is Quiet.

Chicago. Oct. 27.-weak outside mar
kets and bearish statistics caused weak
ness IN wheat to-day. and Dec. closed &c
lower. Dec. corn was of I4R1.c. oats were
&c lower. and Jan provisions from nc TO
Ike lower.
WHEAT.
Selling By commission houses and local
traders was quite general at the opening.
Influenced by the brighter prospects for
peace in the Orient. increased receipts in
the Northwest and extremely favorable
weather Dec. was unchanged 10 isc low
er at dasc to Size. and during the first
hour the price declined 20 SOsSc. with very
little demand Commission houses were
fair buyers, and with a let-up OF the
selling pressure the market became later
somewhat firmer. but the recovery was
Oiliy temporary. Larger worlds stocks
than had Teen estimated B-adstra,t's i
SNOW lIS an increase In the visible supply
or 4.iS.e co bu-. resulted IN a considerable
selling the last hour of the dav and the
market again turned weak Dec selling.
on 10 >ssc Outside markets were All
lower. and this fact acted as A DEPRESSING
influence during the latter part OF the ses-
sion The demand improved slightly to-
Wafn the cioesa on reports OF \ good sNr0rt
business IN the s,'aboard. and Dec closed
~ eNs' loss uf - FOR the day. Clear
ahces OF wheat and -four were equal To
foS.ao1 hu- Primary receipts were - 10S
bu-. against 1859 80 bu. a wear ago Min
nespolis and Duluth reported receipts OF SO
cars. which. with local receipts of i53 cars.
Z or contract grade. made total Tareirts
for three points Of 81 cars. against 81
last week and l.eit a wear aEO.
CORN.
Corn was still tending downward owing
20 continued fine weather. Trade was
quiet. with further bear pressure from the
provision crowd in evidence. Liberal r.
ceipts helped TO increase the speculative
weakness. as did also an increase I'm con-
tract stocks. About the only supporting
factor was reports OF poor huskirES from
various points In Illinois. After eeIIi-r
between s3isc and &c. Dec. closed I,lIssr
lower at E-ta4s7sc. Local receints were
6l4 cars. with - OF contract grade.
OATS
Trading In oats was dull and uuinteresr
ing. with prizes inclined 10 weakness in
sympathy with the decline IN other grains
Ihere was moderate selling bv the s1rnf.
interest that were selling corn but irIy-
ers were Few. Dee. ranged between E-s's.
o-sc ana ahl-fIa5lzC. closing - lower af
81 So Local receipts were 50 .sa~u
RANGE OF T'T-TT Rvs
nItlHl"-- 'ifninE- Highest I.1g-Bt- Cos.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

CALVES


SHEEP-OnIv about ouo-hzlf 81 a good mod
crate supnIv OF sheep arrived. and buyers were
greatly dlsaupointnd at not being able 20 an
more ~ fhair orders. The offerings included
a load n Western ewes also Few Eond ua-
tf--s. sheen and lambs but not near enough 10
meet The Demand The market WAS active %
long as the supply lasted and al decent NUT
ton stock both sheep AMI lamlP. showed an
advance ~ about 1sr- Half-fat and all Gull
lambs showed 70 Improvements slld rather slow
AMI Irregular. BUYERS all boxing f1r stun with
PLENTY of flesh The stocker trade remains un-
changed
e1ia the receipts amounting Co In tho neigh
b.rhond q 7.oa1. against 5.enu week aEn. : 80
tao weeks aCn AMI le.1l1 year aEo- The total
on sale at the Eve principal Western markets.
was l.sp. against $50 i week as0. and =. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

New York Oct. L1--Sput ro'tnn c'Gs1d quiat.
u points lower. middllnE uplands NJ. &c: midi
ding Gulf 1o.c.e- sales 80 lees. Futurcs closed
i6.iic: ian. ii. .oir. -sb. IlG5-: .iarch fnsjr:
April 1a.asc. Nav 1n-'ac- The market opened
easy 81 q de.lin- uf euf0 points. and. while
until the break in the lsst hour was very irrts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.


G T LAWRENCE o'TOoIE COUNCIL. No.
q o Knights of Father Mzth.w-Meets On
firSt and third Monday Of each month al
School Han No. lsIe O'FallOn street All mem
lers re1ueSfai % he present. VISITORS welcome.
JOHS n TIEsNNESSY. Chief Sir knight
John J. Scully. Recorder
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
New York Curb Market.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct e5.-The curb market re-
sponded 20 the better tone % the stock Fsx-
change trading. with gains 0f half q point or
more in many issues Greene Copper was the
most active. with sales of 5000 shares between
Is. and Il. Northern Securities advanced
point o. 81 on sales % .-- shares Standard
tII sold from So up to $50 on sales Of . shares
Other transactions included American Can
New York Money Market.
New York oct. MONEY on call steady a.
et4a7: closing bid 2f.. offered at -. time
money steady. - dsys fs per cent. - days and
months tieT5 Prime mercantile paper Bam
57tr- sterling exchange easy. with actual bust
mand ana AZ f-N-lHr { 50 for 80 days: posted
rates f-N7frf ~ and S-s. commercial bills asa
"a. S.i2s- Mexican dollars fSisr. Government
bonds strong. rairoad bonds Irregular
Local Money Market.
ClcarinEg We're moderate Transactions At tbs
hanks were large and discount rates were hrn
At TO ucr cent
Bnr silver.
New York oct. s1.-Ear silver eni,c per ounce.
Al London steady ~ - IG-ifd per ounce.
Petroleum.
OIL CITY. Pa. trt. -l.-t'rsdit balances q -.
certificates no hIJ. shipments g9,Oe5. average
u. 81. runs I- 90. average Il. i9s. shipments,
Lima. 5i.t,2. average te.'eN; runs. Lima, 5e7sl,
FIazsced Quotations.
Chicas6 m Oct. s5-FIaxsccd was dull and
prices hClt steady despite heavy receipts at Du-
luth 20 s. cars. Nav nurninaily g5c: Dee
-. and OCt- npmiually 3fc- NJ. I NOrthW estern
was gsisr bid and No. 2 Ole nominal Receipts
here were 10 cars and 50 a, Minneapolis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
ST. louis Cotton Market.

TinErs and stained Z. f--c below white.
New Ogisans-SDot market steady: mid
diiuEs f1tzr
GaIvest6n-spo; market firm: middllHgs
Do Lee.
Mcnphis-spot market firm; middIinss
70 lis
Rareints az PRINCIPAL points.
Mobile .6sH bales.
savannah He haics.
Charleston sfE halcs.
Norfolk fsff bales
Houston g Snl bales.
Memphis I.i9i bales.
Net receipts At an United States uorts fgr
four days were .05.S1l baleg. against 1891
baIes "a week aE0 aud iG5.sis bales q vcer aEu.
Exports lot se6 bales. against li9.9Os bales A
year aEo. stocks. 5s6,coi bales. against as
s.. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

So dn not make tNA
%. t-tak" that others
h.tv~ made and put nff
lfr tn-UH"IrNgv what YOU
%. uII aIu to-day. Pleas,
urls--tau,i thsv niruisi
J. r. o. O. EIEtt.ATpEY
NrATt.NT. FREE
i.I.ra TRIO TREAT
AIENr. FREE MEuT-
GATED AND VITAL
fLEN AIR TREAT
NlNT. t'f.EE CON
SCLTNTfJN. FIR q y
y RAY F.NAMTNA-
TtpN. FREE ADVICE.
AND FREE TREAT
HfENT ts all aunlyinE
HJ ;irir offices during
fra H.Fra arafafFaF fTuf=
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
miscellaneous.

MERCHANTS Exchange Mutual Benevolent
s'Bristv-sSt Louis october -. r-03-The mem
hers ~ this society are hereby notified 10
call and nay without further notice. Sll0
within thirty DAYS from October =. 1873. the
same. being assessment made upon the death
oE +. y ROEpERElR- Last day FOR paying
''' '-''''' D. Il. wHITMoRE. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

lI' hIiFhrf ETe fH On quiet STATE. for fEe
rnlsHI DID, .H fl o. vas lafG iu tn rfru1a- s4Ia
I1tlh"1. atI' attention hong devoted 20 the
f.llEs '.'s" sa..H- The uHIrilat purely on A
retail haerT AMI vas quiet "a that. ss most -
il- luE'r- wrr~ attending tHr rams. sale. AMI
is" f'a Who wTrr not usrfF-red - await en-.
aIrfiuu- ltrrr.ufs are y-ry fair frr sslaE dur
i7= fh- r.T1irE aIFa. hut MT leaVv, The
fIurlEsf rs- N.rE fair lHTk. most - the si.-
u.IuI HaITg frHru Tho south
MI D. muI" arrivals have been small
E.Hsas f|H vs-- UTsuaI. and have hardly fuHIsl-
% enough 90 fIr ''rilllssiUu market o. make
a rsf'rf--u'F'I-r supply FOR d8y. Thus -lr
tfat- bias been show ana quiet. ant thoa-s sHsfi-
ftHH- WHrs H'.F rrun. urHsI Iuss1lay. Tho q al
-r# have received guile few snu~ieurr. nrs
from ifH r urfrE. which trry arr usIrE o. Ial3
tI their demands. The trade from tB. south
,Nru'i Vifn pretty EH"i Indications MHusstN.
nut dealers SEEN o. guHr" thg market gutafrr
'nHdfr. There FEa MT bHHu enough change IN
'ha trade o. vu-- a material alteration IN the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

New hH'n. f.-l- -s.7H7' 'lHsl lsl-t ullus
No. iuyU."H o.. mild ti~u. CNui"ya tisul2c-
Future OUFuaI steady az unchanged prices %
sU advance Cl : points. tud In spit" OF rather
unsatisfactory cables ruled very ftrW duriuZ
time showing net gain Df 20 10 points on 1E-
live zsfuuHrf bl UuIlUsh interests who promptly
f.y tho c1Gtiuusd small receipts. AMI receipt 20
further r~ O. damage reports. but toward tie
rIusn realizing became heavier. AMI there was
a disposition on thr part Cf the runm con
tingrnl % box foI = Ir1.i-on a-isr lhe Icc-lt
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

kansas cts. Ms.. u.t sI-CattI--R Receipts
ltll Hat.ys- ana I.s'' Texans. c.,Iyss. 5-sl ma
tiy.z ans ID. T,.ins. r1sn and g-r.sss sts.Fs
s.,-i.iN. 111taufir- steers steady 90 veal. best
stock 1's Iau.-. -tock-r- ana feeders weak:
JUS s..a1ss gh..g- cNIlff ant dr.sssd-berf
- amt feeders 3 zsq4.-s. Western fei steers
slt.5. Isyss and Indian s,.s.z s-91; Texas
hrfsrs S-ss1t-5a. cBun.5s SITE.ol. bulls s1.15Gf
) calves S-.iEa'. IllEs-R-r-ipts s.sl1; m5Tsst
-ulNr lower top -1.55. bulk % sales STs1 IT -.
heavy Nrlli-i95-f1. mixed rrcss-s g. sEf1.5s.
liEtt 3. s.Fff.5s- THrs.r- s. -i,s sss. pI-l 81 "a
tiy, 4i = ~ y..isIT 'Isr{ Is,, s'.-is; :, l gI g.I
=. l-NH- g-Li7-l sheep S--Fili-s5 ~tDe'l"rs and
'li r-H. OF E.-Dat:ss- E--cipiS 500. IN
Irim" -tg.r- sl.a-5 - nominal. r,.1r To- re.Iflsu
nuLs y-Hl..s calves fe4s5E. T'yHs fsf steers
rtirI- fr.-.I,- IsCaI- ts-uarrlv- :. ~. 1r,-l.t
l"- g. 'r !"v'r- rniy'7l AMI butchers ssJfrl.5D.
tsls.p,. EElt Es.Isr-.a'. buIL ~ saiss s 81
- S.-..g i;.rriuts -''-l- sheen st'sdy; lambs
-. G,ir tp cirir~ mixed s.4s. Wrste.u sheep
3 s-It - native lambs S7--sqs.ss. Western
S. Ias.rh, 40. OCT. -s--,'l,,I,.. .Eecclp,- &
go: steady % l''- lgTer. natives ttsfs o.: COWS
ats Hogs -Esaoipts :. i5i. STEADY 10 g lower.
ll-ht = 'is-..1- rigiiuui aud heavy t.-scs- -
New work. Ort. -7.-Bo-vrs-RcccIp;- IS head;
dressed natives side gencrsi sales eos- per 10.
dressed usishi. Isfrivsrator al ss.5iS=.c pr IL:
Guartsry .C beef. C,aIycS-Receipts s.. steady.
with little better ten. f0r desirable vsaIs and
Erl-ser-s yru's st.sHt5s. ErasSeTs f..55fts. city
H.Sg.T,s sJ5 had: sheen SLOW Snd .ii, sils,iy.
lsmhs active; slightly nrmsr: sheep -1li a: S..si
~ s.. dressed mutton susc per 10: dressed
lamb 7fi7'gr p~r H. iiggs-Eccsirt- 3.754 head:
market rulcI slightly drmer: state hogs. me-
dium weight. sold Si--s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.

G.. LOUIS LODGE No. :. L o. O. +.
q meets every saturday evening at s
OIlc. Han No l. Members expected 20 attend
Visitors welcome Work In second degree.
G. N. HONT. y. q.
wallace McrarEo. Secretary Pro Tenn.
HIu.uEY LODGE. No. . o. o. F.. MEETS
W Tuesday evening Of each week at hall No.
]. ODD Fellows building corner Ninth and
Olive, Al O'cl9ck- Visiting brothers invited 20
attend. Work IN first degree.
~ J. DsIrymple. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
The XISfbIe

New York. Oct. G7.-Sprcial cable and fer.
graphic communications 10 EradStreef'E this
week show the following changes in avn{labie
supplies a. compared with last accounts:
Wheat. United States and Canada east Rock
los. increase 3,fes. .001 hu: alOat FOR and IN Fu-
4.f2S.geR. Corn. United States and Canada east
Rockies. decrease ISL. 90 oats. United states
and canada. cast Rockies. decrease 80. on The
leadinC increases reported include 1.O21. 90 bu
at the Northwest interior elevators. 100. 40 bu
IN Manitoba. 5000 hu. at Keewatfn rs 900 al
l2s 90 bu- at Portland Ne: 81 90 hu az Louis
vile. ss09 bu- at Milwaukee private elevators
and 1000 bu- at Nashville The leading de-
crcases include 1900 bu. at Dallas 13i 90 biI
at New Orleans and 57.oo0 hu. at depot harbOr
The Metal Markets.
New York Oct. Z7.-There was a sharp break
IN the london market. spot losing Il and clos
ing at fll1 Jos, while futures declined Il p Sd
10 fll4 lis Sd Locally tin was rather easier
in tone. but unchanged at p. .s5Gcs. .sOc Copper
underwent a reaction OF about los IN the Eng
lish rnarAet' spot closing at f5s: and futures at
t5S rs Sd but remained steady here though
business was not active. Lake Is quote al
lSc sellers. electrolytic At u 75c and casting al
l3-5oC- Lead was > 81 higher at 81 s. "A IN
London. but was unchanged here at l.51c Srel-
vas steady al Size in the local market and
unchanged at fs1 l5s in London Iron closed
at sss in GLASGOW ~ ass In Middlesboro I.p-
cally iron was quiet: No ! foundry Northern
IS quoted at i5-5Nd Is: No. > foundry Northern
81 S5dl5-5n: No. 1 foundry Southern and No
foundry southern soft At Sls.75d15.s5
Turpentine and Roxin.
Savannah. Ca. oct. Z7.-Turpentine 55I-T55s,c
Rosin firm: 4, r. g s215: D. S25. p g2Ss:
T. 80: g. Ssa5: II $50: l. s. 20: X S7ef3 10:
NJ, SS-Ses NJ so ". c., s. 30: ". W, g.9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

United States Sieel-The buylnE In the United
St.tes Steel issues were perplsE1uE. The pre-
i"Erel was taken ly London. and ~ was said
there vas quite short interest On 10 there I'hr
common. according 20 SPECIALISTS. was well
bought Indeed. the most curious - port yet
circulated about 10 was heard to-day. n was
That brokers acting Tor the leading HsukinE
frtu ln Wall street Nere purpHs'ly keeping tho
price - tho St'srE down. Tho object u such
oD'I2tiuns wa. not known. but there " ere many
vague intimations o. sharp rise
Missouri Psriic-onc 81 the ~srIr features
was tho activity and strength Uf Missouri Pa
cthc- The stock vas bought AMI hid up bv
George =. Butler & Bro. hut the huyiuC. which
attracted the most attention. was that hy
Hsrriinon a Cn-. which led 10 various rumors.
ell OF which WeTe evidently improbable. The
room thought to-dsy's advance nf Significance
clieny a. indicating q change OF market uusi-
ucn by tho Gould-Rockofeller party.
SpecisIties-The fact that uurnrrou. spscial-
Ties rose sharply to-day on greater activity
than had been seen IN months was taken a.
an encouraging sign In that the market showed
hN u a tendency 10 widen. New York Air
Brake rose sharply on Investment huyinr- by
certain insiders who a 1-W weeks aEn wer0 not
IN position 70 take advantage q the low prices
awaEna and General Electric. said they vvere
executing investment orders. Tho sd-csIisd
Vanderbilt stocks. like Northwest Ounaba and
Big -Four. were quite strong on operations by
inside brokers'
Evansville and Ts-re Haute-Tha shsrn AL
Nancn In p. & T. II was a the features
the Interests. who acquired the control from -
;. Hoolov 4 60. at the time Uf latter's failure
hev are very strong believers in the value OF
the property as borne out by the earnings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

New YORK oct g-.-IIve Poultrv-Escelpss
TO-DAY were % ears western and ! southwest
,ru- Invoices foot up about q cars for the
week. and with considerable uusold from last
WeeE buyers refused fv nay over sizc for cEicS-
ems. and lHl=- fgr fowls. while receivers held
cut for 0ffllr respectively. and market settled
On that basis. lut only heavy iu4i4ua fowls
ressrSd lie: light fowls lower. ROSTERS al
NJnUe,i 60 6 a. Turkeys were scarce and higher
with full lrgl~r- 90 birds. reached H.. put
tranIy hal Co. 60 lower Ducks. heavy iuiisnas.
llss EelllufI p'i=t-. FpTlrE chickens. Western.
l,-. old r1ss-nrE g.. Turkeys leHll-. ducks,
Western. mixed sHIsfc- tifl~... Western. aver
ag- pair. N-2slfi-5't Iis-.us. pair. 1890
While the weather was s1d and favorable. ir
Boo f1"f. tratIH iFfr Yesterday was quite JieIu-
T.IutiuE FFury lurcr ubivS'us. either dry
picked sr aIi~,l. that averaged over lbs. %
pair. usrH uur iu any SIirriHa. AMI such brought
higher uEurss. Iut uu The average run 90 but,t
TyaUirhrd aud scSIlrfi springs. ilTtttc vas
o.. tHr NOR general. selling prices and many
that arrived slippery ami u0 iu condition. went
Tor l.~s- Fowls generally thin and pinfeath"ry
auI market sull vu Oh" average run n dry
TIrEed. IuI EraIdas'. with bUyerE generally ure-
f'riu= chickens rather than to pay prices askel
for fowls fancy heavy iuIiuuss EuiuE tu a
special trade 80 the usual premium. hut aside
from that tu0T" was no stability 90 vglu"S-
Fresh killcd turkeys scarce and firm. obi
steady Western Tprirg ducks steady Not
many squalls arriving and market firm on
fancy white ic. pseEei-Spring turkHys dry
picked. average nun. linlbc. chickens Western
prime. dry picked. Nd9 his 90 pair ~ ~ Ola
ROSTERS sffNizr- Other quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

New York. oct g.-Thr market for cvap-
Grated apples continues firm. with supplies
light Common are quoted % fua'-g. prime at
-.ufr- choice 8t EttN61.s. fancy az &C.. spot
f,r5lua-5 rs5uffura ,-gI, 1r.as b1f prirez still
rEuEs from g' BE- Co g. fu- gU grades. NpTisn.s
arr in fair demand IlI ruiH firm. Choicr are
quoted at alsHstgc. extra chuiC. at I0rtClrc
and fancy M iITl-rl' Peaches also met With
n staaIg inIhiug business and are steadily
held. CnlIc. are quoted az IttT1slr. extra
choice at .rtrsi,r and fancy At 9ftUiIiac.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
r KNIGHTS AND LADIES of SECURITY

- ElDi; or THE wEsr COUNCIL. no. e7s
Knights and. Ladies u Security meets
stgrE Ne1nSsGay al kicNer-s Hall. Newstead
CgiE invited. 90 attend.
rHuRflDW W. MALONE. President
john Zimmerman financial Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.

nEMEY TENT. No. 81. KNIGHTS OF THE
- Macca5ees Of the World. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays OF every month at South
ST Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Carroll
streets Next review Tuesday. September {. 1y0S.
Visiting sir knights are cordially invited.
PETER BALNBN, Commander.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Treasury Statement.
Foreign Exchange.

NEtUHuFg oNWNEIHFHE-
TVashl0rruu- Oct gT-Avsiiable cash balance
S-54 So So: gCld yIlas0s. Isl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED BIAS0NS.
s~~NS~Ns--~Ns~~~~~s~-Ns~S
a NCHOR LODGE. No. 49, A. F. & A NJ.
IA Stated communication AZ 80 O'Clock =.
ln.. Wpdnesuay. October 5. jefferson and PARK
avenues Work in degrees. Brethren welcome
r u. MILLIGAN, W. NJ
= GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. :. a
~ F. s. a ~. Will hold stated coulmunica-
Ef1u at s-s1 o'clock Tuesday evening. Octoper
.. at Masonic Temple, Grand and Einney ave
rIos- Work in the T. A degree Members axe
requested 10 attend visitors are always vel
come 4. J. AICHENER. W. NJ
Henry L1hou. Secretary
4 ANBsEIN LODGE. NO. $50. A. F &A
l. N.-Sta-nd communication this Wednes-
cav. October =. at 80 .. m, Work in N Il.
degree. Visitors cordially invited.
q. ". WILEY. W. N
r. y GRAY. Secretary.
m IsSOURI LODGE. No. !. A. F. & A NJ.
IL Called communication on wednesday,
OcIuoe- =, at 10 .. m. Masonic Temple
Grand and F1uley avenues. Z. A cegTee; six
candidates. Members requested and visiting
brethren frlterually invited 10 attend
TAYLOR B. WYRlCk. W. "
John II. Dee-nE Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

ONLY ) DAYS MORE

The Special Oncr Made by the Ger
man-Amerfcan Doctors Of FREE
Consultation N-TinN EXaminR-
tion. advice aud Treatment at
Their Offices lntiI Cured
VIII PoSItiNcIy close
October ..I
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

gains. This cssed the market Of. and the close
was weak. net -trl5 points lower sales were
1870 bags including Nuv- at 5--fffl5-31c: Dec
a. 3 80 Jan. a. 1'aT5, i MsISi S2 at a.
and sept. at Jalgf-i5r-
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. oct. -,,-EsEs-I;geei7ts r.. today DAY
s 55s case The weather was decidedly cold
and stirIg TtirE. ard receivers were strong on
price Tor such goods as could pass With the
best class Uf trade. lL which sus stock was
very lEht. The bulk of the supply was OF
weak. sarunkeu fail collections. which were
offered at the range % -'H--c and drew
more attention than heretofore. and il now
aup3ars possible that 10 NAV clean M duHnE
the week. Fancy refrigcrstoTs iu good request
outside prices FOR quality % suit. which
far from plenty. wiki more demand do
vsl1pIuC fIr the lower grades also Western
extras -si-c; seconds --H-ie- Other quotations
Ph!iaieIphi1. oct. Eggs firm. 1c higher;
western -rfr-Ic. southern -if-ac.
Kansas civ. No. oct -s.-EgCg nrtn: MS
souri, anil kansas. cases retIruct. Ecs new
No wildwood cases included i5l-c.
Chicago. oct Eggs steady At marx.
cases included. iNrl9i-c per duz-
Butter sad Cheese.
New York. oct. gI.-Butter- Receipts u-soS
pkgs-. firm. creamery lfu2-c; state dairy $50
suc. CheesC-Rcreipts I.flj uEEs-. irregular.
state full cream. fancy small colored. sept
llsc. Oct. Ike sulall white sept. lli1c: Oct
1.ftr. large C1lorei. sept. iiisr. oct. uAcs
large white. sept Ililc; Oct IiIc
chicago oct. -i--Butter steady. creamerieS
1JirHZ1c. dairas lff iNc. Cheese steady. dairteS
I1IUIfc. twins -0f=y. YOUNG Americas lie
philadelphia. oct e. Butter urms good de-
Cheese quiet but steady: New York full
GRAMS fancy 1ec. DO. choice 1l1lc; fair 10 good
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The Metal Markets.
Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah. Ca. Oct Z7.-Turpentfne 55I-T55s.c
Rosin firm: 4, b, g 215; d. S2s5: p s25s:
r go: G. Ss55; Il $50; l. go; X. S7G5 10:
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI, ROYAL
" ArCanuu, sUe-slI Holland BuildlnE-A
cordial welcome to visitors friends, brethren
and members from abroad.
Jno. c BiIunrsucrtii. Grand secrsiaSy. II
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.


ne SAiET COUNCIL. NO. "a. KNIGHTS
II Cf Columbus, meets every arst and third
thursday In the west hall. Century building,
Ninth and Olive Ets. Visiting knights are in
vited- c. z. MONAGHAN. Grand knight
81 J. McCirane. Recorder.
x ksNEICK COUNCIL, NO sSs. KNIGHTS
N Of Columbus. meets every eecond and
l. urth Wednesday in Rose Hill Hail No. 6es7
1Iap!C avenue. Visiting knights are invited
JOHN PAUL CHEW.
Grand Knight
Walter = Cunningham. Recorder.
m ARQUETTE COUNCIL No. GA
III knights OF Columbus. meets every SEC
end and fourth Tuesday in the west hall
Century building. Ninth and Olive str~-Sa
Visiting knights ccEdially invited
W. l. NEE. Grand knight
T p. Leonard. Recorder.
T. LOUIS COUNCIL. no. 49, MEETS E:V-
. cry FIRST and third Tuesday at West End
-lsLl. southwest cUrner finney and Nsndeventer
avenues. Visiting knights are cordially IN
FRANCIS B. RUEDER. Grand knight.
joseph =. Lamy. Recorder.
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New York. oct. 25--Ear silver eoitc per ounce
Al London steady ~ = I5-isd per ounce.
peFr
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TEXAs AND INDIAN STEERS.

c. so. esa ss... 51c... e.El no.. s6e. 80
g.. 7is... ..Ci -... So 80
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RadiatorS for Sale.

Al kinds Of radiators tested and suaran-
-ssd 81 Louis Betting and supply Co, So9 S.
Fourth ST.
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New York Money Market.


ClcariuEg were moderate Transactions at ths
hanks were large and discount rates were hrrn
At L fo 1 nor cent
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