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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
East Side Realty Trnr,fer..

He2! estate Transfers f!-,! ,cr re-o-y- IN Belle
Vile YESTERDAY uer~.
). I Grency - = : Ashwa-th. northwest
hat lot = Lsark = Lincoln Pace annex. war-
EaEty coed IL.
a e. Mann 70 OTTO Schroeder. rS-th=zst &c
fett lot :. block : D-iiasu subt.ylslea. Win
stanley Park; warranty deed. $50.
". - ca! 20 = " Kraft. lots - :. = a-c
northwest Is feet %. Let . block :. East Bourne
terrace. warranty coed. Si-.'-J
Fletcher = CAIN 70 = " Kra'-. lots = 20
is. and Part boz :. block s. Dezyers.-s. SsE-
iauty deed So"
7. = Slucy % Lawn REC Cemetery. Pc;
section !. township nlrth rarE- , west. %
acrer: warranty deed go.
Gustav $ I-s1dEfssf 90 David : Di;t.-roSe.
10; - block = L-irEt0wus subdivision. wa
Tsnty ce.-i. 81 OF
Frank sisy-- % II - Bradbury. 10; - block
Nstio:-s! place. Fast ~. L,Diis. warranty
Gs@l
: ~ C7laalb@flin Jr. % ,Toh- I. Flanagan.
lots and :. block 4. North Rershaw pi1c>,
warranty deed $50.
TaHcTe-i L EGs=nazn 20 Hsnry weyl. south
west = ;s-t % L. arI -i-rth.as- !; Zee. .ot
y block =. Beacon Height: warranty ce"t.
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The Metal Market.

New York Sept Eth. Lonton tin market
was hishe- arztn. with ss-- quiet a. az sS -
and futures At 80. IL While quiet. ire l3cal
rarket r-Spo-es-: quite rully 10 tie .0-ei=n
advance. closing s. s5rS. copp-- was 4
shade Lower II London. closing at ~ Us &c
Tor both SPOT and futures. while The local mar
kst remained steady an. unchanged. Lake :
quoted at S--s5T!5: elect1olv-ic az s.. sc
ies!i.. an ccasrnS az .l--5 Gl2-s .t.- lead was
unchanged sf--[.i-Si N the local market.
tu- rule. hishe. IN Lon!o1. where spot was
quoted at Ill rs 81 ssclte- vas unchanged Nc
az = 81 n London ard a. &.fftS - IN the
New YORK market Iron was quiet. with Gla.-
gov closing a: IS - and N!d9iesbo-o a.
ip--:- Locally the market was ylthoy: c-otaSle
chnrGs Nc foundry Northern Is held az
si5-l5tls.: No. foundry Sr-theru a. 81 50
u :. No foundry Ju-he-n and No. fouai-y
Southern soft a. S5-SlSi3-T5-
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Null. quotations:
Nv TcleErnph.

Chicago. Sept 25--Cat;Ie-Rec-ipts $50:
steekers and feeders ;aa5: coz. n.Ssiss;
3 CAVE sgss ftRs fs seer. 0sll:
western steers So .. Hogs-Receipts 20
mixed and butchers ,s5ss.,: SD to eso.s:
heavy s.. 'Sgs 70: rough heavy s; SJg5.55 light
e.ipts i5.6oo: Sheep strong: lambs strong god
TO choice weihers s3.4sGf.c5: fair 10 cioice
lambs ss-sSss: western laEbs .s5tas nave
Kansas City. Mo, Sept :1--Catils-Receip;
choice export and dressed beg s;eets Sos: fai::
10 good s. i.a5: western FED steers s.. .s85. 30:
ssGs as5 and o5 ssses5s si Southern steer.
cows 8; !cas.55; native h.i,ers s. 0F4.5: bulls
"a nsIS.t g. h.sser To- f- H9ssYk e.
saes S. S: sesr; $50: pseie 9sk 9,
espt: e. aa s ss.ds I aatiys ssse IA
SIS; native vethers y .zI3-15; native eves s.
s SsIE JANIS M.ssiS sS.sS :. Western
stockers and feeders se.5ea3 50.
ee.Sta sassa1 G haiivss
si,eF HarsRsc- I'Se.s: and ,o f's5es 'fS
Receipts 29ss: steady to Zoe higher.
good steers strong others slow to I6c lower
bulls and cows steady. native steer. 81 sjf5 -:
haifb.ceds and Western 8. i5d4!s: bulls SD
sers Of beef: to-morTow. ?s2 cattle. 60 sheep and
ii;,i. e CAVES ees srs e-lyssss!p.s
prime light vesls about Steady. eye-yrEiDs .Ise
and mixed ssai.,s sheep and ia2 lambs ses
ssie: sheep more active and frrner: choice
lamb. s g. n s'h s IN good demand and steady
sh9cs y "a; eulls H.;-so;. canada lambs
lower: state and Pennsylvania hoss s.. l5as. .:
Western 81.
Wool.
London. Sept 1.-The offerings a. IN. voo,
Gales to-day amounted to IL "a bsles Fine cr,-s
nreds and scoureds were IN brisk demand. but
COED request french BUYERS ,oor so sa . IN
plies OF secured locks and pieces There was
sna seSe paree. fo Were so0s tsss ses S
AHertcen buyers also took a few lots Of SUI
sdais 100: greasy dds fsd oueensiand soIi 3,
dis "a South Australia 100 bales; sressv ID
ND West Australia 30 bales: greasy sud x
SD: greasy ei.dais ID CAPE Of Goes HTS HIS
and Natal 800 bales: greasy Cad. '''p'
,.iiS 'i s9nm Mas, Si .aS cmsrca ng-
ing OF IN business The large mills are not
9aier has bn s Sesn na i tS she
ume OF sales Is quite large II has been a god
aess says eon; srssS .. a.. stuff, selling
IN secured woois and have taken on some greasy
wool also. The msrke, I. very strong and priccs
:eGT,ory sells en- secured basis Of c Iob Ene
per cent higher: the suction .a i wh,e 70
opened last Tuesday, developing active compe-
shPme1ts q Wool from Boston to dats rom as
December u. 1910. according 70 tn. same au-
lbs. at the same time last year The receipts
10 date are SO. IS. a lbs. against 30 ss4 sss
Ibe. for the same period las. year.
Turpentine and Rosfn.
Savannah, Ca. Sept. H.--Turpentine firm At
A = % n z
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WEATHER TO BE Temperate.
South Winds Bring Warmth 10
St. Louis-Showers Likely.

Winds from the South. which sprung
U during the night. have brought tenn
perai. weather 10 St Louis Forecaster
Bowie predicts warmer weather will con-
;inue for several days al least.
The cold wave has moved 20 TIE Attain
tic Coast. where fros; was in evidence
last night New England probably bore
the brunt OF the cold spell All over the
Central and Western States yesterday
much warmer weather prevailed. the
change being more pronounced in the Mis-
sissippi Valley and Lake regions.
Showers fell yesterday in the Missouri
Valley and Upper Lake regions. Showers
are also reported from Wyoming. Mon
tana and the Pacific Coast. The first zen
eraI rains IN several months are falling
in the States along the Pacific CoaS-.
81 Louis - likely to have showers with
in the next rwenty-four hours. owing TO
the rise IN temperature
The highest temperature yesterday was
- degrees and the lowest g degrees
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Thirty Years stop-Over.


Galesburg. Mich. Sept 3.-The Mich
iean Central Railroad has allowed a
stopover OF thirty years TO passenger
who has just completed n journey began
in 1874 The entire distance Travelled was
only fifry-seyen miles. hut IL required
three decades TO complete IT. IN 1874
c. w. Slayer bought Z railroad ticket
over the Michigan Central lines from
GaleSburg 10 Pokagon- In these DAYS
s;opover privileges were allowed. and Mr..
Slayer found Il necessary TO get of at the
Grand Rapids ard Indiana crossing. nine
miles west OF the point where he had
boarded the train. l. he did not stay
around Kalamazoo Junction ror thirty
years. he AT least kept his ticke- uiUssi
for that length Of time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
J. A. EDISON MAY
SUCCEED HARDING
Manager of the Denver and Rio
Grande Tenders His Resigna-
ton 10 Become Effective
October /.

J. a. Edison. manager OF the Denver and
Rio Grande. may succeed Russell Harding
as vice president and general manager OF
the Missouri Pacific.
Mr. Edison has sent in his resignation as
manager Of the Denver and RIO GFaude.
10 become effective October !. and beyond
stating that he had been offered n plac"
which he could not well decline. refused
further explanation OF his action.
In view OF the well-known policy OF the
Gould management. Mr. Edsol's state
mcnt OF having been offered a position
which Re could not well decline j. re-
Earded as especially significant
MT. h-dSon'S name has long been men
tipnsd among those liable To- succeed Mr..
Harding. as he has been recognized as one
OF the most efficient executives on ia.
Gould lines His headquarters are now
at Denver. Colo
Nix. Edison denies that he VIII 60 with
the c. II. & u. though IL Is understood
that he was offered the position OF general
OF that system
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York Sent -RaFIrnaH or

EElC BIC S-'ICIAl--
New York. Sept. 2s.-Ranroad earnings
reported to-day:
Alabama Gr,a; Southern-sec5nd week Sep
teInber. .5i..s.: decrease ;i.s57. From JAY :
sse9. SIC: increase sI).e43-
Chicago. St Pau. Minneapolis ana Omaha
Month q August. t-ss.sl-: dsc-saSa. - "a
From July / $50. d---eas.: Sit-t-5-
Cincinnati. New orleans ana Texas Pacific
Second week September. E-7agzs. Increase -
From July !. s. .i;5.5i5: increase. s. 81
Wisconsin c,fIc.a'-Thiri week September.
y,ss.5y. increase So Erora July / sl.1s. .ic:
decrease S57iii-
Baltimore ard Ohio scr AuEGs--Esruss carr
iass 8 SO -: decrease SI-s Gc5 Net earning
8 $3.50. decrease. E4s.ssc- From July 20 Au-
suef 81. croSs esFulnrs. sIi-ifi 50. Ce--ea- -.
!.gs.2I- Mex earnings. a.. L.. decrease.
.52lSss
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GOVERNOR, RATES RETURNS.
Will spend Week VISITING tn
Fair.

Like a scbcOlboy would do the Fair
With this motto for 4 guidance in seeing
the Exposition John l. Bates. Governor
OF Massa chusetts. returned TO St Louis
yesterday. and started 10 visit and enjoy
the Fair.
small boy over the wonders and beauties
OF the Fair. and says he will spend close
on to a weeks time in going about the
grounds ard visiting the exhibits
With Mrs Bates he will be the guest
OF Senator w II. Fairbanks OF Massa-
chUset,s at the State building. Governor
Bates returned 10 ST Louis yesterday
after & short visit TO Kansas City.
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FINDS NEGnoEs IN HOME.
Ed williams Returning From Fair
FrigEtrnS Burglars

The oU-ortEre return % M and Mrs
Ell Williams o. No. 9i4l Cleveland avenue.
East ST Louis from the Fair las, night.
probably saved their hone from being
looted BY two negroes
Williams started 20 the kitchen after
drink 81 water and saw u couple Of re-
Eroes - the cIu-u--rCoEl- The burglars
saw Williams az about the same t!lly and
made = hurried exit by the back door.
Williams gave chase ard fired several
shots. but he believes. without effect. An
examination showed that nothing was
missing from. me house. so that the bur
glars had evidently Just effected an en-
trance
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Arrivals.

Showers to-day and warmer: fresh ,outheriy
winds
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CHESS TOURNAMENT NEXT MONTH.
Play in Two Classes Will BE Held In
This City.

Play IN the fifth annual tournament OF
the Western Chess Association Will be
held in tais city. beginning October 8.
entered they will be divided into three
sections. each contestant to play one game
with every other contestant in his section
The three winners will qualify for the
final
play in. the Masters or Major tourna-
ment viii begin October IL II fifteen
or more enter. 1t will be . one-round
tournament
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EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Fo-ecas.er-
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Filipinos to BE Chri-tened.

The Nisayan Village of the Philippine
Exposition will hold n double christening
at o'clock this morning. and has iEvi-
tations out for wedding on October 3
Manager NJ. r. Healy advances the claim
that with four babies born and two wcd-
dings since the opening the Nisayan VI
laee holds the record OF the Worlds Fair
and is entitled TO n medal from Presi-
dent Roosevelt Father Psybock will Of
fciate at both christening ceremonies.
which will be held In the little Nisayan
chapel Immediately following morning
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New Missouri Line.

tsl-II Blu y E--IAI@
Jefferson City. No. Sept 22.-Secre;ary
OF State Sam Il Cook to-day incorporated
the jefferson City. Jerico and southWest
e-n Railway Company Of Eldou- The cap
ital stock Is $1,000 and the road IS TO
and from MinGen. in Barton County. to
EIdon, in Miller County. where Z Will con
meet with the Rock Island and the Laba-
non branch OF the Missouri PacInc. TIE
road IS to be Is miles in length and run
through Barton. Dade. Cedar. Polk. Hook
DRY. Camden. Morgan and Miller counties
The board OF directors for the first year
are Julius c. Long. 5. Allison. Robert z
Collins. I'd p Chappen and John Z.
Mycrs
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Cutt.pxAMay Red Tape.

Washington. Sept IA general order
has been issued At the Navy Department
that greatly simplifes the method OF con-
tracing with the railroad companies for
the transportation of officers and men u
is one Of several recently made by Sscre-
tary Morton 20 cut out some OF the red
tape which CLOGS the wheels os the de-
detrimental MACHINERY
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Underwood College Opening.

A large audience attended the opening
exercises NJ Underwood College at St
Charles Thursday night Ore OF the prin-
cipal features OF the music rarr OF the
programme was an organ recital by Pro-
fessor William n. Sherwood. who has ac-
ceptei the visiting dictatorship Of the rnu-
sic department He intends 10 establish
classes In Interpretation. The enrolment
OF students Is so large that the principal.
Doctor George F. Ayres. has found i.
necessary 70 establisn a waiting list.
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MEMPHIS WINS PENNANT.
For second Time IN Succcssion It's
Team Takes Championship.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

KIT 7 LasIN II NJ
Memphis. Tenn. Sept 3--Memphis IS
wild tonight because the pennant OF the
Southern Baseball League has been won
By the local team This makes the Sec
ord year in succession that Memphis has
carried the pernant and when the result
OF to-Jay's games. which decided the con-
test reached the city the local fans went
wild.
For an hour the streets were thronsed
in front Of the exchanges and telegraph
offices where the news was buiietined and
cannon crackers and bombs delfened the
passerby and drowned interTnittingiy the
cheering o. the excited throngs.
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Democrat. Go to Dallas.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. Z5.-Memhers OF the
State Democratic Executive Committee
and other prominent Democrats. began ar
irving Tonight. to be present at the STATE
Committee meeting tomorrow. which IS
to consider the eligibility OF Presidential
Electors. Robert J. Eleberg nominee for
Elec;or for the Fifteenth Congressional
District, has resigned because he 70 an
officer in a national bank. Other resir-
nations are expected.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

East ST. Louis. and Mrs. Sexton. who was
Mss Jennie Hake. daughter OF the late
Mayor : :. Hak-. last evening celebrated
the twenty-nf,h anniversary OF their we'd
ding at tl..ir home on North Ninth street.
They gave a dinner to their immediate
relative. .tiy- Both Mr.. and Mrs. SEXTON
receiver the congratulations ~ ihcir
friends YESTERDAY
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Charged With EmbezzIement.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Springfield. Mo-. Sept ,3.-Afack sal
lings. Postmaster at South Greenfield. was
brought to Springfield tonight and ar
raigred before United States Commission
er Pepperdins on the charge Of embeZ-
cling money order funds to the amount
Of sis3-ls. He waived preliminary exam
iration and was bound over in the sum
of Sl.co 20 appear At the October term
of the District Court here The Federal
Grand Jury viii investigate the case
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Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation
WILL celebrate It's annual mission festival to-
morrow Special services have been arranged
John tIaubs-s a-rs-e,t yesterday
morning charged with taking -lsa money .ru;u
Thomas Purcell while IN. LATTER was ASLEEP
Henry White. a switrhurau employed by :he
Illinois Central Eaii.osi Company was r7Iu
a. Mitchell. Ill. Yesterday morning and
WAS badly hurt He taken TO 81 Mars
Hospital in East ~ Louis
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL Raj NAY SUBJ RBAN
TRAIN SERVICE

Ea,rj,cGat: Leave Union Stst,on-Eycer.t S-e-
car s.tS $50. fl.!c a sunday co'v. 80 q
n Lave Eighth AMI Grlti't s-7set$-Dliy.
1000 a N ie-so 5:i5- s-So E-I5 , IN. e1ce9:
S,.r.iav s..S SIS 80 4 n. 800. ST. ? -
sunday oriy 5:s+. T;es a N.
Above tIsins leave Washington avenue focr
rrinUtfs Later
Wcsth~t.-s. Lac Granite City-Daiiy. IA
SIS 7-Is. il=53 ? n except SUE ny. 80 ~
So Il.iN a 40 81. o IN. Szrurcay OILY.
as 2 n: sunday cc.y. $50. Sc. lo:ie 4 n.
sxcspt Saturday ari SUNDAY. $50 p
Above trains leave Madison four minutes
Ta-e-
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

kar-- AID Nebraska Express ell "a Pm $50
C'rsv- COeG- LAKE traias leave Union Station
ss.i5 - al a T.. II >. ?. n. AL ,. N.
So p II.
Il. TI1--1 a. n. r5-tv ? n -S.l p IL
hi.kwoo- trans leave Union station Z, so -
Il. 49, \ l.. l=+9 p Il. Z. 30 g 5, 80 g
T.. fu--1 u. H. = -: p 4. ft--2 p H.. tess
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LEE LINE STEAMERS
THREE BOATS EVERY WEEK.
TO Memphis s e.: ~ rs. s. ~.
Meals and berth Included Cheap freight .,5
passenger rates TO Chester. Grand Tower Care
GIrsrs.au Cairo. Memphis Helena ~.
siJrtnss NIcksbGgE and Pine Hug
FEI.D IIEROLD. Monday. Sept s. so
In place Peters Ire.
STACKER LIE. Wein>Sisy. Sept, IS sp m
REFS LEE. Fridly SepG %. p m
FROM wnsrfUost. foot q olive o..
PhoasS-Nain i0c5A- kinioch "a
WIN y AIbitx Com kS- u. n Coraor. Gen Ar,
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COWS
MINED
VEAL CALVES


price per LOO los-D
l.. 80. 500 = To- 500 L. ~ so
L. e5t.-. 400 3... So BIO
tpex heaGb
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To Organize Ward Clubs.

Probably the hrst 81 several Dcruccratic
ward clubs 10 b. organize! in Eist ST
Louis VII b fcrmy.! Monday evening ly
Democrats % the Seventh Ward AZ
Eighteenth street and -; Clair averue
At least a dozen Democratic clubs will b.
organized in tine various wards Of the
city.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEAR!NGS.
st. Louis Shows an Increase OF
ia Per Cent.

New York. Sept. z3.-The following ia
bic. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clesr1nss at the principal cities for
the week ended September q. with the
percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
"A NIIi0R LODGE. NO. -. /. o. o. r.,
m Usets every Monday evening at SchLette's
hail. Nineteenth AND Wright streets. Work n
the ceerees- Visiting brethren welcome
b. F. OREAR ~. @.
David Petty. Secretary. 2Gs North Ninth
nj olND CITY LODGE, No. "a !. O. o.
F.. meets In hall No. J. ODD Fellows
puicIne, second ana fourth Saturdays NJ . ..
m Nsitors Cordially invited 10 attend
o. n SIBiLLE Noble Grand
V y: Y Grundon. Secretary.
g.: LOUIS LODGE. No. s. l. o. o. r.
O'Clock AZ ODD Fellows building. sou;heast cor
Visitors welcome and members expected TO at
tend N NATHEsOE n G.
EMPLAR LODGE. No. sss I o. O. F..
l. meets Saturday evening Of each week at
Han No. z, Odd Fellows building. corner Ninth
and Olive. at o'clock Visitors cordially invi;-
ed TO attend Third degree Saturday. Se,.eTn-
Der "a. LLOED c. MILLER n G..
Harry A. Whitaker. Secretary
Ar ILDEY LODGE. No. = L O. o. F..
W meets Tuesday evening Of each week al
hall No. i, Odd Fellows building. corner Ninth
and Olive al o'clock Visiting brothers In
vited TO attend A J. DALRYIPLE. v. G.
". D. Reed. Secretary.
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The meat cutters and retail butchers o,
East -. Louis have finally reached an
agreement. and after sunday October .
all butcher shops in East 81. Louis will be-
closed On sunday.
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Rend Marie CoreiIi ON Education.
Abe Hummcl on Divorce and the
other great articles and stories in
Tomorrow Republic
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Cows and hclfeTs:
A.. IA. ga s. e.. go
CONS
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Flaxseec Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Chicago. sept. 3--Fiaxseed was quiet az yes
tercays decline. with trading done. Prices
were UNCHANGED: No No-thwestern was s1.isI.
bid: no. ! ~ o: Sept H.8 nominal. and Dec
I'LL nominal Receipts WEIR cars here. 50
cars It Minneapolis. and % cars At Duluth.
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ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.

Kansas Ci-y Pass-rE-r--.---. . .ei am esG Pm
Kan City & san Fran EXP. 80 pm 80. IN
Union Passenger .....-....... ss:S5 pm sS-)5
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
Via Mabash,.
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SOUTHERN CATTLE-The Supply o, guar
a-itine cattle light. embracing > cars a;id
- head. They were late in arriving which
CluSesl lat market. Nevertheless "A EOsIs
STEADY tone prevailed. No Te1i good steers wee,
offered. though come pretty Euod uIi.s SOD
around ss--sIs.f' AID CuElrluui-H KINDS as iuA
S-.s'. Cow stuff Wa also steady.
Nearly half - The supply Were claves. ana
mostly heavy weights 81 IIir 10 pretty good
i-stl. Buyers waut",: lisht ye-ller-, bUt CID not
want tho. and were b!diinE sti415c lower.
TEN Am sT-4-T-T,s
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"a = a. S-w. Il,
CHICAGO AND ALTON.

The Alton. Limited. Chicago 's-vt an. = n
Prairie state Exp .ChicAso--'.-.s- IN
Palace E-NE res CEic-s - ~. -. -
Midnight Special, Chicago - F..l 81 go
II 1n-slr Special foE P-Or-as-4isl ~. ~,
Mo. state ENfga=s west 80 40 - -.
Midday Special. ka-- Clty--'l--iS ~. - -
Kansas CIiy Nlslt ENp-rss- -s-lg piii - -.
Nan lily Midnight Limited - ~. -, - -.
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E1aGhuu-e and Louisiana 800 am : ~ -.
bloomington "a Jacksonville 49, -lt 49, =.
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S.E.Hs 3. Peoria. Bloom H. - ~. 49, -.
jacksonville Acc nflca--1--- 49, IN -.
LOUISIANA and EooGi0 use--- 80 a..
Springfield C4pI CITY Flyer 10 piil 80 III
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The harbor gauge yesterday showed los feet
or GALL Of - q foot IN ~. last - hours
Business alonS the feye- Yesterday vas fair.
fhs weather was partly cloudy ard warm
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts enalI-Deef Catti
eteaAy-H0gs Range Higher.

NATIVE CATTLE@Bsef eteers-Ths supply
q native cattle -as iight and eid not include
q VIZ rood representation Several lots Of
ass1 were g o6sf: but most were Of medium
oped : .haAs H:ers lifs and :tron5e, Prices
pretty rood steers were included in the receipts
sd sold to good advantage The tendency on
such e:asses vas for q stronger basis: surne
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No Av Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
A..isss. ..4.Q 1--lfss. ..g-1 LILO. ~ :
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Turpentine and Ro.fn.

Savannah, Ga. Sept. S.-Turpentine firm At
20: F. E.7s: G. $50: II. s S.; L q: K. 81. IS:
Il, SALE, y. ~: W. G.. $40: W. W., S.
New York. Sept H.-TuEpentins stndJi She
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

u ENRICk COUNCIL. NO. sSs. KNIGHTS
IN OF Columbus. meets every second nad
t9uIis Wednesday 81 Rose I'M Han. No ssci
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand knight
Wairer 7. Cunningham. Recorder
MARQUETTE COUNCIL NO Us.
opd and fourth Tuesday in the west hall, Cen
fury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Visit
inG knights cordially invited
FRANZ c. CUNNINGHAM Grand Knight
r p Leonard Recorder.
O.. LOUIS SOCSSL. No Es. MEETS
~ every first and thin Tuesday AZ West
Ind Hall. southwest corner Fl-ney and yanie-
venter avenues. Visiting knignts are cordially
invited EDWARD DEVON. CRAM hnignt-
Joseph T. LaDy. Recorder.
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