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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
HAS PALATIAL H0USEB0AT.
J. Dwight Lambs Naleria a
Handsome River Craft.

The VaIeria. a hou>cboat. owned by J.
Dwight Lamb ot Clinton. Ia. which IL
here with a party of twelve. Vas visited
By local boatmen yelerdsy.
She Is Is feet long. - feet wide. and
probably rs the most elegant Graf, on the
Mississippi River. The cost for her con-
strJction and equipment was about 81. 30
The exterior OF the boat Is Of white.
while the dining and state rooms are IN
ished I'm green and white enamel The par
lcr and main saloon are elegantly deco
rated. In which - one huge rug that cost
SDs The woodwork Is mahogany and
furniture ebony. The kitchen and engine
room are Kept scrupulOusIy clean. Two
automobiles are kept aboard the boat for
the convenience OF Nr. Lamb and his
guests.
Mr. Lamb has an extensive exhibit in
the Transportation building at the World ;
Fair. and has combined the intent of hts
trip for both pleasure and business. lie
will remain i'm the city for several days.
The Naleris Will be one of the city's at
fractions during her brief stay. as the
host and host - are entertaining friends
at frequent intervals
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

GRASS sEEDs-yew Timothy 81 ssa? s. Val
YES. psr 100 lbs .ioNcr tsal.: Iedt.p at Slns:
Hungarian at s,cfSi. m1iirt at 1ScJ3l-.J. orders
BEANS. PEAS. Erc-ouo,. from store. pr
SPLIT PEAS -: iisckeye UsSc Per ID: Lama
a; tg.,.ci l.ntils tsss,se; red kidney yss'.e-
SASfdR BEkNs"iLs. per ba. for prime in
car lois u ,rk; So for .nall ansniI,iss:
nhIED Rppiss v, .nn aaAp,s,, f..,
inE- at litaia.c: chops at i'.6iize. Peaches al
HoNEY-cornb-So 1 AT ioaisc: inferior. bro
ken or candied no; quotsbie: strained % *
,rsc,ed In bbl. a; &c for choie- and sd3i4c for
MOSS Moss1Per ape 'f b. Gr.S % mI1e5 .sl.e gray.
brown and black miIes iSs.si brown and
ss black Xxx '.s See: ax Xxx ssass &X%S
efa fnrY 91et .Rnoa nj i9i.E.aE li- OIL .urpenn. and
sd. light - and .yarnl.hi soe; psch,ns Sc: Sc:
rss. Tili or sGsi GF oua a'cossi e III .u'
les. &c: &c on for each broken head or rtave:
rs Gsn n11n sldeHs fas promp, delivery:
Lard 'e,; si..i for wood bound; nsegls ter
IRON IRON hound: oi.o . te,. 80 80 for t-hoop; kans %
asSs Iss: s;So:p .usss e: s,scsD .asst g: g
s-hoop llni. .sc: t-honp lin. :sc
LrNsEED .oIL-Rsw sc: boiled &c: ie less
coTToN-sEED oII-winter white .oc: yei.
low ,sc: sumfne. white &c: yellow sic: salad
FEATHEEs-Prinne white live geese In sTiail
sks. Sc, snd In large SKIS. 81. prime gray ily.
sss. Z. s K 'I. sss s.a & * + sss sse Xxx 80 20
Ard isrrs Sucss s, Whit. SSS s1si,S sarT s,;m 80
RooTs-Per To-: Ginseng at sss. TO- ss-ssen-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

aorainsily steady. dressed beef steady AZ 80
3 per 10 for native steers: exports to-day l.ssJ
cattle. go she@p ana so quart-rs of b-ef
falyes-ke.sipfs =. quiet ana s'-Aly nothlhs
prime o-er!rs. Indiana veai- so.d az s. % per
zoo lbs. city dressed veais selling Rt sgiSc Per
h. Sheep and iamb.-ReCsiEfs 40. sh-"p SLOW
and about steaGy. sheep sold at s-.1y.. lambs
3; 1850. cgils 81. tiTe--ed iEsitets steaGs
JEsc Per 10 dIesS-d iafutss At sDlltzc. t"E.
Receipts Isi... noEs f0T Esie. feeding nom
iraly st~ady- 49,. ,
chicago sep 1-Cat;i~-Rscsipts 1.'.lI: Cool
70 prime Sf-.fs 8 .yGg.ie. ulsT O. us"'i.u 8 =
,-'O5. stock-r- and feeders .-HJ.si. cows 81
u 70. halfefs g .llff.1I. csnnsfs I-su-s bIl.~
Sc caiyes s : dg..s. Texas I'D steers 'sn
80. Western ste-rs s. a1df. Hog -R.ceigis 70
day 200. mixed auI butchers u lSr rs.-- ses-4
90 eho.c.. h.H.v $ z5g5 =. rough heavy f.slfg
lis. urht - esS5. -. bulk q sac s'csds-f,.
sheep H~r-lB;S 4 1fu. sue-p steady. Sr-1fi 90
chals. w..h-rs 8 LAT Il: fair choice fniN--i
.4..sa5 a.. Western sheep s. iaG4---. native
lambs Sas. Western latuus si'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-By aaIBpie. del. NJ: red al 81
for scant 10 ill. No. rcd at Ng1gL iOs.. lat-
ter fancy: No. 4 at s3cIzlel. rejected a sSG
DO: No 2 hard Si.s.z and Turkey worth
sias: No. hard at Slsl.yS. No. hard at sDc
asi.
g2l,c; No at blivc. No. at 5iizct No yel-
low n t3I.c. No : white at 5-i4 g59Ac. No
do at 5l51 G55c. No. do. al sic.
OArStBy sampl. del: No at GHsst.c:
No. 3 at gsg1Zi.c: No. at age; No whits
a. asgs5izc: Ne. white s3s 3issc. No. white
RYE~So. 7oa7Ic: No. ) Sc.
FLOURISH winter ia wood: Patents ;j.HSf
$50. siraiEhts S..Ss5.s5. extra fancy S5.IOas
SO. clear 81 .iOa4. %. iox-cIade In tute ss,-
S5f5 20. Hard winter iE jutcs: Patent S-s5ga.
straight s4.sJgie5. clear H.soas: io~-grade
MIIIFEED-Brsn offered basis T.. trk- al Sc
for hard and siGsjc for soft winter In i"Os.
hard winter mixed feed ia ivys sold at ssc and
cuJtabie in Jos at elG22c, rslds at Si-gSpl. 10.
". eide IN 100, bran NJ sc and rrilds at 81 -l0.
At mill bran Jobs at s9dsec aad ships az 81 u.
HAYDN Z. Tx New Timothy. Si3 for
choice Si0g1l for No. ]. ard $500 for Nc 2.
Ssn5 for low gyade.. New clOyer Sl3ni3-g0 for
no and slIIIl for No. New clover. mixed
At $3.50 for No. and sgs-5 for No. q
new prairie $50 for No. /. 10 for No. and
STRAw-on tfK. whsa, and oats. a.5oR5:
FLAxsEED-st Louis higher at sI.ITi1 bid
spot 80 ,ks At N.Is deli. and to arrive.
prompt shipment.
LEaD-Ftrm. Desilyerized ouotsble at S.I2;4..
and special brands Missouri wort.l more.
0pELTER-Stfong s., but held higher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

IN. Republic quota;ions ars for Io;. IN irst
rEAcHEss.oaaie near.by;; at per sg: .5a;5e s
i EiseIts higher. Home grown per u sa ISasOc
:or oTainaTy and SsSSc for ehoise 70 faneg, s..,.
per pony efate and ti-::sl.6 per staneasa
crate. Missouri ''I'sntops' .sgsoc per crate.
PiTNs-;iuot" choice sound damsons az 80
&c per y -bu. BASKET. Newman and red varieties
to8.Sc; Michigan issl case ss'sc. according
GRAPEs-consigned eoacords &c per !. bu
Holne-grown from 21GSoc per u bu. according
cRABiPPLEs-puII: quote early varieties a;
APPI.f;s Northern duch.., quoted at reg
I PEAin J Ili hb. o'I Keifrs s' i s al - "a Common s
HON. 20 sfss sss 81 81 Su ana Rs.sit aa!sisi,s "a
wAI.!;lsMElyDSs-Qa N car lots from
oRANGEs-ouo;e late VALENCIA repaeked
from sie:s At 8 s9qt psr S;rrs eSH ,n,,on
Oranges. per box. according 10 c1nditior-Nal-
en.ia :; s3g2 Lme5s s5.,,siSs az ye nrT soT
lett pears s5ca;I.2s Grsp-s-Toksy 81 .oal -
Italian pruns. ssss,c. and Hunsa arisn sscs.fi =
fENoNs-Nex verdIu from -,or. ss5.D
BANANAs-Quo;abls N-25T:.s7 bunch on
SocoANuTs-P 100. E. uk.. s.: ioeblns
T.iMEs@oao;e. a, 7sccqtl per 100
lot aTGFS=Earlv Ohio from farm~Ts' rtC-
ons SsGt7c for bottom 30 tsGslc for blur stoCk.
Northern on irs. AZ i5nSe-. by Ooat on Levee
at 5sdlAr p~r hu sid.
NEW oNIOSS-S0rth Missouri rcd from . q
TDc, according TO condition. Iowa red "a
SC per bu-. sk1-. del.
cABBAGE-cuo;e horne-groNn xs.sc per 100
SAT RKRaUT-Se~ city make per bbi 8 -
and ;--tbl. 80 and t5-gal casks. "a.
cCcUMBERS-Scarce. homegrown ~ s0cas
81 per bu. loose
ToMAToES-Low.r. Quote per bl. loose at
2d15c for choice ripe foT homegrown; con-
signed 5JG5oc per tu. del
rRNiPs-Rofns- ns-grown EcdSi per bu. loose
BEETSH0rne-grOwn .911c per bu- Loose
LETTCCE-S;oady. Homegrown Edi.c per
hu.
EE;ANs-ouo.s at t545o per bu. ioo:s for
round green: and fat not wanted
CARROTS - Home grown n eo'5c per ba-
GUMBo-Hqrne grown s0a5sc per peck.
C.ELERY-SicliSan fla. crates slow sale al
s5df5c and square at oggiSc.
GREEN CoRN-oun.s home crown at Ndlso
per dOz. according to Quality.
sol ASIf-Que;s home grown at iodis1 Ter
bu. box
SWEET PoTAToEs-ouote homegrown new
bermuda at 81 per bu. loose and red Ssrlsernoli
at 81 z5ai.6o. and yellow Nsnsrnond az HF
~ Illinois Bermuda 75clsI per bu and Queen
sGI5c-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
By Telegraph.


.~si, a f.iI ., Z IN ,6- la, q hours. Az ~.
nttl- stsamer :ioslyc an1 large from Louis
VILE pass~f down n fsylIrht this Elofnitg
French's rlatlnE showboat Ia tow passed
south ta!s morning TIE James Lee resumes he,
the Georgia Ire will take the place of th-
u 2. LIE IN the A-sport trade for week or
The Eobert ( Iee arrived lss; n!ght from
Ashpori. with tie frst new hale of cotton ~
Golden Lake. Ark Receipts by river to-day
w-r- bales % cotton and ~ sacks oc cotton
Csiro. III. sept. s-GaggA rssts s. feet:
showing Saii - : -, iUs!HE the la-t "a
PIisf ,rr,vs, ffoIf, ,he f@Esf M.ss,-sipti last
EiEtt and returned below a. q The
river AZ 10 a. n. and cI'ar-,i faE -. L>5u.s az
Ii.z a. N. The Carrie Y. departed below 81
Il q N The wssh H1ri.hafi cI-sr.d f1r Iorps
at noon. The W01If0lS arrived from Jopys
az p m.
FEET. rise ~ , 20, ih- Belie y the B.nds
srriysa IL. corani I. due gS The W;I,!s XII 7,
Bobb. pr.siden, % ioeal association. Will Leave
n-S: W-dhe.asy tar .,,n, t,ii- e s,,'h h1 ~
the uniform WGs-.
Chester. III. sept t-Gagss - fest and
AZ !" last night United States steamer Abbott
s.ozn a. ~ and returned up a, p m
Cape G!-sri-aa up a, ,. m Chester due up
Grand Tower. III. sept. t-Peters Lee up
late last rizht. Chester down a. a. m. caps
Glrari.au ~ a. s;sJ a Chester up AZ -sfJ
Gauge reads 10 feet and falling. Weath-
er cloudy.
Burlington. IA. s.pt 4-Riyer 3. Zoo; IL,
inches above Low water marx. fall q = inch
Elcise tn and ont from keOsGs<- Weather clear
and warner
Louisville S~pt <-Riv.- rising. canal. 4
feet. falls Is foot: below locks feet Clear
and werTn-
Paducah. Ky. S1p. +-Gauy- rsais feet.
Weather clnt dy Richardson dG@ from Erars
VILE Charleston due fr3T. T-nns--.-
Evansville Sept. <-River stationary. -
feet Cloudy. warner
Wheeling sept A-Riv.r ~ feet. falling.
Cloudy. so boats
PItt,burg Sept. S-Riy>r "a zee. and falling
slowly A. Davis Island dam CLOUDY and cool
Cincinnati. ssp,. s-R!ysr 50 feet, falling
Clear. warm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ssx YeEs. seri; s.-FIoar-Rsesipts !; sc *
sSs !: e. aaa sns nsisaiy I'm Mibn.,a anshiss.4 sassr
s. 1fg4 -. winter patents SsofG. ~ win. -
.trashts 49, .: winter sItr.. s. 'sss; win win,
70 sod a ID. -: ehoiee ,2 :ansy @-s,Ss ~ - >
I'ornin~.tl STEADY Se.iaN Vein H.. ,,,,,
inai fari.y s,-sdy. issclnE e. ! "
Norz- wLeat-I-csiEt. ss.,,.. sI5i sisy. y.
sg1Hi. No ! ..lTth-Tn Duluth 81 n, o. I.
HGaai: No ! hard Manitoba nominal { Q b.
q foreign s-Ilias. .asi-r cables. Western bear
pressure ci.aIlns NOrtnWes, geaih.r and iae
lie eio-s tt.y rallied h5s.syeT. with corn ant
!e.; og ra,h-r steady al ~ net as.iins Mis M
ssios-i 81 II II. be- s Ti5.Si.ii. eIo..d 81 le.
.,ny'Ss.';s Sc az, III si.,s,SS ssPo,ls .s tsie &
1f;.as ; MARI, was quiet ali d.y. hut arli sus-
partly &c re; h.sheT. sept =. lssss.c- sIo, : /!
ssa.c. Dec. cios~d ts.c- osfs-Rscs..ts - : :. =
.i.pp.a Whit. IS TO q It-l lO5.ie. Hay dall.
s,4. .."s comma &c & eA6le. 5I :AIs I,s % So
y Pscins cSa.,. Iso:. ss1ie: oii' 7lii.s-
he.s I hsris sn' :,ss.5 %. paesst ppgio.s5. es;ra
iHaa nss., H'sis Ut meats siIi nm. s'Sssi.i
hams reaiie. Lard steady: .i-sis..d S.. =
nn-d nrm. Continent 81; ?'assi: eora15iid, :. :. .
1at'or.-s-.i %! quiet. prime crude nOiHa 90
ass iL,SstI no. va ...asg. an;er rl,.nts $, %
$50: ,,r.ish,' i.ss. ,pr;nf sa'eas,,.s 3, ssss !.
MA, ,!etsA!s Sa .yr.ds s;r, a,'s,iis. ~ 40 ne:g
III. No, . rsa s. o.. .FI.osi. co.n-So So ;
Nc v.ll9w tsise. oa;s-No. 2 2ye: n,
No c,' - Rsr;sy-t;ood te-sins ssass.e. .alf %
ehoir- mailing asr s"sd..'0ver t.0utfsct sfa =,
q: =; az 3 PFoyi.ias..-MNrss 2. Ne g"is ysE eo ~
ribs sides SoSS-, s. > T. III. sho', eesr ids
,bxtb $ s.5Es .. whisi.y. basis Q: hlshw.ies
Kar-s. c,,g sep ..wh:,; lover: sp. Sep.
hari s:aseo. No : .lss.; No Z sses,e So :
com steady a-p,. s7T..: Dec. tSc: a'ay g.. g..
cssh No : rrised o.: No isi-o: No. Whit
is.d 2ai. ssas;t .sadf fha3 y. .,..y3 S3's sae ~
timothy {. 20; choiee prsiFie .. 20 ~ J" HEs
so oats lsc., sAipments-"heat ie'.v"' e''h
bg,a aws's;-o,d go, +, sEriysi on r. .I.
10 j northern s. u y. : %orth...-n sl.li'.
SSr,h.in :S f 'iih ii,. s.p, ,i:. Dec 'na7i.: Sa
XlHasa;aii, s-p;- J-wasa,-s.p, 81 s,.
De. s. Is. d q. May 'i.I7,; no. hsri
Hit ff 2 fioai fST.s'ia ra,.ais kS a
sHa clears s. ( Hran-In baiE 80
northern 81 isai.is. No S9r-hsTn 81 ioui i:.
n~- /, q tii Ry. nrrn: 10 &c. Bariey
.tsadJ; 70 SC. sample ssssec CON h'raHy'
Toi.1S. . Sep; s-cIgyet.sed-casn. oct
end Dec. T-z.i. I'D. sept So Timo;hy-sei.'-
iIv.raol, s.p,' --spa, wheat nominal: 10,
lures t,@a1v: sept = sd: De- = s,ll
quiet. s..f;'' Z. I'D. De-. Is So.
Peoria. SEPT corr qaoied hish.r. 40
.,. NS r. 81 .sr Hal.ssd .ihissd ss5 "h''N' 'a ~
6-ineirns.i. S-f, whissy Dis;illefs m
ished gods active On basis - s. :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

nav. we.dy. etc. less. while choice iarS. bring,
golden sal 81. SiSck Sic. Nav apple q. srs:.i
z5gzsc white snake 2'Ec. angelic g: wah-o.
bark Of root sc. bark of tree =. bod 5G5i4r.
blue flag g. ssssifrss bark o, root HEg5i &C. Wild
ginEef-c. All kinds In demand and fifsn.
BE.s>Wtx-PTim~ at tc per n.
DEER SKINS. ET..-Prifrs deer skins DC
Per ID. black tail 25c-inf.ri0r Ie-s. antelope
i-il1!5c; goat .jG35c sach-ianag.d out
CpOPEkSTU UFf-In car sots. tr< <. Slaves
Flour bb!. st $40 for cottonwood and 8. for
mixed. meal bbl AZ s.: No. st 8: No ha..-
bbi- gum n $50: nili-rtfn fruit bbl. 81.
beer kss Sesf!s; lsri tee 81. pork tbi So
Headirs. Per .et-No I -four bhl. g. mill run
i-i.-irch stock FOR apple b.i si.c. No. d.
sc: lard iisree isc; PORK bhl- ~ Shaved
haf-bbi. s.: co!led elm c-iO1tl SGs -. oak
lard toe. cooper shaved Slsai2. pork bhi g
SiIT-E si.~: Medium 81. : 9ntiiat~d Sc per
hbi.. vcr-E &c per btl. muGe this sd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
OKLAHOMA CITIZENS ARRIVE.
Will Celebrate at the Worlds
Fair To-Day.

Many citizens OF Oklahoma arrived In
ST Louis yesterday and will take part IN
the celebration o! Oklahoma City Day at
tho Worlds Fai- this morning. Governor
Ferguson has been here several days.
Among those who arrived yesterday
we're Miss Marian Richardson. sponsor for
Oklahoma City. and her maids of honor.
the Misses Katherine Harrel!. Nsona
Phillips. Belle Lou Sims and Nera Haines
and Miss Edyths Mckay OF Shawnee.
Miss AIics kirkpatrick and Miss Hazel
Stone OF Oklahoma City.
g. NJ Stone. Charles NJ Stanley. Z :.
Vaughn. - :. Mc'iiven and J. g. Jones
are also late arrivals from oklahoma
Til. Oklahoma City Apollo Club sere-
raded the visitors from their city In the
parl5rs OF the Planters Hotel last night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
81. Louis Future Prices.


BUTTER-ffeamery-Extr ~: hrsts i.dleo;
seconds I50isc: country packed 9i.c. ladIe-
packed. extra 15c. nrsts l3c dairy packed. fancy
iSfisc poor 20 fair i2di3c. grease lG5c-
EGGS Received. 1.fn pkgs. local and :. esS
rkgs through: shipment $40 pkss. Market steady
AZ 1ftsc for curren. receipts, case count. cases
returned: AZ 1st-c for strictly fresh hrsts and
Iailc for extras. ity-packed. cases included
CH:ESE-Sortbern ON orders: Twins tsc;
singles sIrc: daisies 1oc: young Americas iec.
long horns 1oi.c: New York twins SIC. lin
burger iohioisc: poor 7dsc: Swiss. lsc for
choice: brick nlinigc.
LIVE PoULTRY-ouote hens loc: roosters.
old Or svaeKy young s.: spring Chickens re;
turkeys. old. 1sc. and young isc: spring ducks
sc. geese. nornlnally sc: spring goose Sc: guinea
chickens. 8. R doz for old and 50 for young
pigeons. ssc p~r doz.
DRESSED PouLTRy-S.eady. Quote, scaliod
chickens und,awn. with head and feet
Chickens average. lie: ROSTERS &c: turkeys lie;
ducks &c; sprinE chickens isc
GAME-Woodcock nuotsbls At s. and era s
ployer at 81 - rer doZ.
MUTToN-sheep sa5iyc: old ducks and ewes
7t,c yeariine lambs sac: spring lambs. +c
per ID
vEAI-IIvs hrn: steady: choice to fsncy. iio
4, I.D lbs g.: heretic. and thin 3dtc
PROG LEGS - Choice iarr. 81 rs: medium
81 q and small "a 80 per doz.
for small tvery small not wantod) 10 Sc for
hesds-dres-.d q: Frcss &c: huffalo-dres.ed
I,Ir: srors si-c: German carp: large dressed Be-
and sross &c: suniish &c: white perch DC.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
MISS HELEN GOULD AIDS
. IN FIGHT ON BOIL WEEvIL.
sends OrnithoIoxi>f Ia Texas q" Try
TO Discover " Natural Enemy
In Bird Kingdom.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. sept. &-Coloncl Isaac W.
Brown Of Rochester. Ind. arrived IN Dali
las yesterday 20 study the Texas boil
weevil situation. and try 10 find a remedy
in the birds. Colonel Brown. who Is a
noted oTnlthOlogist. believes that for every
insect dangerous To- Vegetable life there
has been created a bird 20 extermina'e IL
K1Nhury. -. 4. Miss Helen Miller Gould
requested Colonel Brown 30 Try TO di--
cover the bird that naturally should feed
~ on AL. 4,-t."y the boil weeyii-
She offered 20 pay all his expenses 80
Texas and the. expenses Of his investiga-
iiru-. Er spent ali yesterday afternoon in
the ccUItTy around Dallas. looking At
birds insects and vegetation.
Tonight he delivered lecture at the
Second Presbyterian Church. Tomorrow
he starts back 10 Indiana on personal husi-
ness. but Will return To Texas In a short
time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
FIVE DROWNED IN LAKE ERIE.
Naphtha Launch Bound for Yer
million Is CapsiZed.

Cleveland. o. Sept. 4-Five men were
drowred I'm Lake Erie last night as the re-
suit of tho capsizing OF twenty-two-foot
naphtha launch. In which they were cn
route from Cleveland TO vermilion to at
tend yacht races at the latter place to-
day.
The dead are John u. Berley. Albert g.
Trciber. Paul Hariner. employees of the
CuyahoEa Abstract Company: Max Hur-
tig a travelling salesman of New York
City. and jules Hurtig. of Cleveland.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Dcpa rtcd.
River RinIso Br~sisi~s.

II - reported that the 6'h@st@r wili -oon -
placed IN fry d5sE for general repairing The
-utITe crew EiH - Transferred o. the 'ify =
Memphis which viii handle her tTafi- uuTlI -4-
Is again g. proper condition.
Tn Spr.ad Esri- arrived a. o'clo.E v~St@T-
Jas -vsnius AMI dsparrel for Alton a. - with
q laTx- lit ~ uass"nEsr~
TIE Peters -. aET.g-! y..-'-fIsy ul.rrisr
from " -fuphls and NO! I.4g. fsf tf- p.i.it
;hi- Afternoon a. . u'sises TIE IL" Linz re-
Iart- a ser n=E- bl-lu---.
TIE Kennedy is -4p-e'-I fs.H J.r-rsaH C!fy
To-Day
Th- 'Uru-1 ~ S.~rl.- VA loaded O. h.= ,.!i
csspa- city F--r.fiiay efr-Tf..uu.
Tie .Ttr Il FrJrI.!...- male F.r 'rirs 20 f.s-
,rrsDn EAfsa'S- yesterday With her usual cd
crowd
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

i.ysrpool Sept SPOT cotton IN fair de-
nland: ,,-!et. IS points lower. American ini4
d.lnE ,Rir -. god Tniic!!ng Isl. inic1l! l!ns
ts!. lss rn!dai!nx 4 39i. god ordinary & FL
s. .e!usTy .4i Tf~ sii-s Of the dhy v-rs 80 Z
bales q wnilh 3. we're flr -p-' 'nla;ie1i A..
export. and inciIdei ss' An.cfiCsG Receipts
IlE-- FrItLEcs op-n-t gg!.t AMI rI--.i q4.-i .
American H..dIlins. x. O. = SD ~. ~
A.. oet s..d. BT- ard nov. s5d. Nut and
I,-r .sl Jan. and Feb bat. F.a. AMI Ma %
ri. MafCh and ApTil ssl. A.TI an. My
I'D Nsy and June Eilt.
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Provisions.

PORK. p. o. B.-Nsw sisni,ra mess In job
LARD-Choice steam Z. side closed nominaily
GISc; kettle rendered at sc TO nc.
GREEN HAMS, ETc.-car lots held Z. b.
L. side thus: Hsm.-ic-av. at SIC. rs at sac.
As al shc. lss at ss.c -. Al 3i.c. EOS at SIC;
skinned hams-is. at ie,sc. Isag,r At Ioxc, "a
q. q 1915; CALIFORNIA; q; '.g,se. y "
iihc. 10 av. lSise. ]: nv. ...c. u ay. ssc. From
the block. del. hams at ste TO slsc for run Of
C.iiforniss II &c. New york. sbou,dess at Sc.
D. .. MEATs-To arrive. loose cured c'ribs
closed nomna.iy: Soa< av. at T..7i.57.so ard
81 Az. a G2haI.s. c. q, T. Bxd. lot. IN
5obbine way ranged thus: Extra shorts af 7i-c
cribs at ;he. shor, clear at nc. bellies st SIC
srd backs at SIC. Orders higher.
BACOSaBsd g c. meats In jobbing way
RANGED: breakfast bacon from iolzc for heavy
to i!'tc for ehoice light. hams at ili-e 10 l,c
California At sif1sAc. New York shoulder at
s,4c. Plain smoked bxd lots in q johbine way
RANGED: Extra shorts at sac. cribs st Sue.
short clear sf SIC. bellies at s,c to 1o..c. plates
at e. tat back. AZ &c. standard hacks at &c.
Dealers CHARGED higher on orders
TAILOW.Suict but firm. Country IN light
e6srtnG ~ tke for strict No. ! aud sOSse Tor
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

The wonderful portraits in fir. OF John
Mitchell. Samuel Gofnpers and other labor
leaders BY Pain. the fireworks king. In the
Stadium. Worlds Fair grounds. Tonight.
will suriass all previous efforts. Promptly
at .:t5 D. m. Admission free. Seats l0c.
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JUDGE PARKER UNDISTURBED.
4 Procession of Sunday Sight
Seers Observes His Wish.

Esopus. y. Y. Sept. I-There were no
visitors at Rosemount to-day Nothing
disturbed Judge Parker's Sunday. He
made his usual trip to Kingston TO church.
There vas a continuous procession of
siyht-seers. but most Of them observed the
candidates wish that the grounds be not
inNnhed ON Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Livingston Carrier. Organize.
REPUBLIc sPE,TAL-

Rf.Pt Btsl' sffI-lAi-
ChiIllco;hc. Mo. Sept. <.-The Rural Let
ter Carriers Association OF Livingston
County Was organized In this city last
night with a membership OF thirty-four.
including the rural carriers and three
substitute. The association adopted the
bylaws OF IN. national association. and
will affiliate with both the national and
States associations. The officers elected
wsre; seian, Ires1n,hi LIE ny ~ stone Lmss
VILE: secretary. Jesse Palmer. ChiIlicothc;
treasurer, Charles Chase. Chillicothe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Curb Grain Markets.

s,. Iou,s-p.c. wheat 8. .1sl, TO 81 .os., Puts
81 .gTt1 20 81. .g7S. and calls 81 .io.. 90 -iSIs
Eiiwsukee-Dec. vheat-puts 81 or bid and
calls 81 .osi1 May ~heat-Pus 81 On bid. and
calls 81 .l0s, d7 l0s. Dec. oorn-Puts bic nom
inal. and calls ssi.c May c,rn-Puts &c bad
and calls 5gesc
Minneapolis-D-c. wheat 81 sisG1.osa. Puts
Sl.QT and calls 81 .lOi.
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WHEAT FUTURES DECLINE
ON PROFESSIONAL SELLING.
OUTSIDE INTEREST Is VERY
LIGHT.
General Sentiment Is Bearish
Despite Rains and Cooler
Weather.

All domestic exchanges will be closed to-
day. Labor Day.
An approaching holiday and lack OF out
side support Caused rather brisk selling Of
wheat In Saturdays market. Weather con-
ditions were generally favorable and re-
ceipts were In fair volume. Foreign mar
ke;s were on the downturn and there was
no perceptible bul.ish sentiment to act Is
an Incentive to concerted buying.
Corn showed some early strength. but
later eased OF in line with wheat and
closed sharply lower.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Hides.

Dry -fint-T.sss heavy 1si.c: do fallen al i5c.
DO light at i4izc: native and Arkansas at lie
latter on selection. lsi.c for No. and ltrc for
No. :: glue at Sc. Dry.sal'ed at i2,.e Green,
sal'ed round at &c for Western: Arkansas and
southern DO. SAC. green-salted selection at
si4c for 80. and SIC for No. 2: part-cused isc
foregoing: glue 4Lc.
less: uncured nc less. and bulls ic less than
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
RIVER NEWS.


Th- rivers IN the " Louis district will fall
The Ni.roI.ri Hermann and the NissisSipp
at ST L1;iIs vii ri-e slowly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
ny Telegraph.

Kansas city. No. Sept. s.-Ca'ti.-R.ceip;s
dress.i-becf steers ss..sas; fair 10 good s. 7sas
w..i-rn I'D steers 81 .s95.5o. siocksr, and
southern COWS N.sya3: native eoIs 4, so1s. ::
native hsifers q 5egi.'5 bulls s.s., 4: eaive.
E.Sgs9 receipts for the week q GO Hogs
Receipts LOO. market steady. top 81 %. huIk
o. sales Gisdszs: heayy ss.-.ilds q: pack
ers S,ssd, 70: pigs and tights g. sssrs ~. re-
e.ip,. for tho week ,s i0e. Receipts nor
n",rii,Aiy .'..dS natiy. lambs 81 ssas W:
ns,is. ives H1sfs-ss: Western lambs 81 slpS,
80; Western yesriings Gt9at: Western si..;,
,..,a i.as,.: -: s,ockers and feeders s5.SSaa: re-
s,u'h 81 Joseph. NO. Sept z-cattIe-pe-
e.ipis -: un:hansed Hogs-Rec~ipts : sss:
and he.vy 8 3ns.ss. -Receip;s 81: &C.
We,,.sn e.hy :hs.s q Z, ssons Western lambs .s
New Iosk. Sept a-Deeyes-Receipa, none;
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Rheumatism. more painful in this climate
than any Other afniction: cured By pre-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Wool.

Stock. are quits large. ana there 10 a fair
volume Of sales by dealers. but little doing on
th- regular market, owing 20 lack OF offerings
from first hands. Market strong and In a gen
eraily healthy condition.