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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
The N~fnI Market.

N@T York. sept il--Th- Lcafcu tin mzrsH-
recovered a IoIfiou q ~ t-S % last Friday
and closed az tlz IL Tor <g-t and ais - 81
sor futures TIE local market vas higher. 8
-vsrpsfhy. but ggist. gg-faf az 70 1I'-sI
= So Sn.f copper vas urchsnEsf n f.onslo1
closing NJ 49, 10. zriis futures higher
al 90 - 81 focaliy copper quiet hut
steady. Lake 9 quoted 81 81 81 1is5s. e'~ctrp-
Lead ii-tl. higher IN London a. 81 is
H. bu. remained unchsngei a. s. 80! - n
the iocsi market Sp-itsr also uachanzed
here. closing AZ sdl.ise. vhi- IN London there
slight decline i@avinS the price at
q ieS Iron clns-d AZ 5ns n In Glasgow AMI
as in M.tiie~t1rc Locailv iron
chsnr-d No. foundry northern - quoted a,
81 -.Tit =. Nc. foundry Northern BE-
fII7-ss: No foundry southern and No.
foundry southern soft a. So. 59S BE
London sgt iz-Th- arrivals for The 18th
s.-fss % Eroi ssi.S cto--d -a-siav. The total
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
EIEin Butter Market.

E-Eir III S@r- I--Flu.t.r --esfv ami IN
ctsr=est from AS w. a. i%c SAILS f1- rh-
Ws-s - -, lbs
Domestic Exchange.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
tnir Native >uppl,-Be~f Cattle
NtcnLx-IIng. cIosc HigLcr.

NATIVE CkTTLE-B~~f St@"-s- F-s'ir-'''''
receipts ~ rh- point esT.d 20 80" h-al %
s1'h sides ca: The market hut up ?. a iai~
p. " IT. prlsr ~. vers N-rv fava-asl- hat
ti!- nusrb-- ali b- --e~.fl--4 cute ti'
Ka--as city ans "sfssss 'r'a ha4 lt-rHI r.
ceir:s and with o-h-- markets being v-lI sup
piled sellers I'D n; ven b-iSht Jay
l-f.rs them. This pro.sd go - fE- cas- ~
p-s r-igiil- an ss-ts . gT-Ti-ss. rha-sEh. nh 70
Coalitions favored q v-ry fair market 'a-
bite. zrAI-s - native steers fh-s- W. -
.-v - then. .--r-l tsur btt--~ l.- -1t rl-1-
g-'- y-.y rlsiv 90 th-rl. iiglS ~ rr-- -
consisted g. fair 20 pretty SHoi W-s-'-u-. an :
gai- ra fr.. fi,i1l ra-iE.- n. usrs-r ruled
sr-S ana "a SfI;I- A. -G..s r a l1-.s ~
~. tiil". -ia. ~sI-- . d. -u- eiss- q
r.tf.yt- E..l..g ar uuG p f4t.s 80 st.ir.
III, Up % So la; .aFr q che az ~ 49, cat
il~ V-T- Uussl. an- bad r-c-tyc'. e-T- il--='i--
factory h,Is. Tn .-a-.a! market rat.-. iE'Fu
afez-y % I"c IlU.- w.~te-r z-s-k NJ
E--s;:1r zIth T-xls. ard r.--- IL i1--r
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. = - g - 10 g -,
soJ-THERN C'AT-LE-Th- --ryly @ Teas
cattle reported sss h.ayy. he.-g -~tiEIsf~4 q.
IL cara but toward the lstf-- -r1 sf fh- dty
g.! n.d Mt arrived. trs-e h~inK - con
tanning - hssf -a!". Z ~ head G-!ns
ca4Ees The GAYS -stirElzf- .it hsg. t-s4
-s---d~f q1if" a ~ Bed all trains arrived
zine
IT, hulk q the o1erir-s cor-is-.i Of. steers
which were lsr--1y . fair AMI d-A.rf Sr-i--.
In- proportion % god and ~ofurndl h. ns
rather lshI. Hs.vy rer-!pi- ~ fts4Esntin. snE
> Sco1 r-ipply - N-s'~ru gfa-- -'---~ N fh@
native side. con1G~rd very wax feeling.
and. vA:l- c-'eTtlrs Just .Ii;irs t.zsi.ru sh-,i-
nleTif odd esriy - s--sdV Trsrs~ tn TraG-
th-ags hoEt rh- Gay vas lrEsig J.. lIEe-.
: Neral supply - ~h- Stesl ~ .r--.
but th~ demand isTr- and generally
STEADY market p--taiisi. IN UxL tos-rd tH-
ri0E. q the dsy weakness deV@i0T-I 81
PRETTY xn.d rrSs. which. hoyeNe-. vas q rgt
llsfis Importance
CzIr receipts ser. Uh-zal \ S~w de-!rafi@
-Dia a. steady price,. but Later 10 uss4-
a-t shos.d a i...ire z -
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CoGee.

Wv f'-s sept H-CcT~~-Spot Rio .-.aFv.
No invoice $40. mil. .tssfy Tne -ar.ss
i7r gof:e- futures opened stesaiv at a ,.eciire %.
q th- p1i=-S an5er moderate. lisu!.l,fio- -
motel oy esSier Frcach cables ana r-fvats a.
Nl'"s from Rls stating that The D. sp..t. ~
~" mex towering were fsv1rshle santos a ,
-ic-~- however wsr- Gn'sv1rahIs ana MIR :.
'i"cs-.is"i = y-n~nt pISficfe! tho ulark.- IN
TIE .ttfer1011 rec vessi most ~ the l1S< closing
stead. net unchanged on all positions -xrep.
Lee. when NEs POINTS lower. Ssl~S were
.grted o.; 5--'sl bag. including De- a. s;9f.
Gsc- Jar =. &c. March a. "a &c Nav q.
-. iu-E n 90 AID July az L
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81 Ct-v p. --r- I--f---.Il- balances 8 -.
.er--f.1ts- % ID -hil ll-s-itS-I ennSslva:l =
" "a. r--r1g- --~-f- f9ns. P-u1- wanna. -.-
--f- a-a-aE. - re- shipments Lima Lit.
I.
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South Wales. T. ~. Queensland. isSs. Nigic-
ria. 8 20 SOUR Australia. "a Nes- AEs'rIIii-
80 -asru1ula lsG. S-~ Z-a!anG. 49, 'aic
- - -! Hrus ard Natal iz-5s,-
Thee - - ua.~~ from -ti-t4 li.lSit 90.
49,. s=0ra IN. t'ar- e.; Cool Eo.c an: Nail
forwarded direct uia@-nz til total E-mu-r o,
IFI-s 1L.t-f lar-uI ~ s.2ss bS!--. vai-h N-fe
f.sL over :Iom the Last series
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MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH.

S.w T-z - o. -Flr-r-R-. FPS ---r.
DOS rNf r. 80 ti.- s--..s-' ans E.s5-T
f's7 -r-aira-- "a : 7i5.-.r s1uss = a.
ra;zn- 5. -. a ,i,5-.-'-a t.ss.s. si4laa7i
r.. -.u. I'm. -s'.s 80 Ibis. :aif - Elri e .
sg..,. g.H17. w..jss- siliai.is- essy s. -
O. - s.,--.si-1 3 -Hs'1 O. gy~ n--nirsl Bale
s,~~ty. se-..iuE a G.. B. { S-z YoTs wa-4:-
i:-c..I;s a." D., sgt strong. y --l s =.
:, o. D. ara. y Ha=i Msn.f.,'s HsE-.=-ai
and str1ns 81 say fr1r. - .r:-c's = a,-t-r
Manitoba ard iars- = - l.si-s. cs..n- -s.ni.
=; kish-- sails - izted ~ 70! va. 3 li
ei7.ss 5, "a. De $ .g'.a.isi. sresi ,i'isf,e-
S-rf.-t;se. 80. go Ia -Nfcs-- sl--s- b.
20 ?, 80, y - -..'-.. al.1 - z
pf.;i'n rrars-i 1T-s.i a-za-r .. = .1i; --ath.-
I'm r-li.'.' ~s,H yi,H V'H.a-- s.e-.-s = n@-
.,Nif. ..s--d . pa's t,-r~iif- isls-'
~ -xt--fs -. tl- ~ .1. mixed .-ts
- .'- r@.i.s SAT - r..
80 u -...al a., e. - II o I'm H.
NJ. s. I--H ''s' u-a.s .ai--. L,-t 800
r.lr-i e-..t f's q.- i4m.i. 8; Tsli.s
r-l.s 80, .-,-r 80
-i-say Lrss--;-- ---a-s - -i'. -, E,--
."a.sa.1' - 9 ,,4-a four nm wh-s,-
y. ,.a-.zsS 80 = Y 5. ell. J
E.4E. y. zf.-a -. 1Elss Ey--Nn %
go 80 .fr'ii 20" -.fS 2. 2 re- t-ir % enc T."
SIG Plgv.-i1as- M.s- f-.r< ~ bht.
s. oJd % - Is=I fsf - Ius SEA. co., --arr
rih- ~i'.s '1a-~s 17--ssf5 .. SIX cl-ar -,.--
Ist' =s--s- % al-Sg- hss'- % hisavl-ss.
Lis.=rooL SO $50, xh-st norain-i: -
t----s steady. S-g- = - De- = 81 ,-ra-
D "asE- -i~-r.eau rliNsl . sd Gg-r!--~
gli-t ~-rt = so. De- = go
Porte. sept 80. On gEH--l ..w-E. y
y : 80. H.-<rsa- - Wnissy On
HsrSs- 'lrT -sft. .--wr-a- 20 Q. g. h.sh--.
So y '.ir De- 81 'i.- Isr = - rs~h -
ar :. " y sCgs' y sas.-' a.
~ -: 70. De-. -. Ne. -. ash y.
sc Ne eats Osta steady. - -hIr-
: .tfs1'-c- y" mixed --aE-l-F Hsy ioXe-.
rt7;ce w. - - choir ira 81 S---517 q.
r.. 1.nirsl ~ = R--.ir,--Wrea- 100.
-. ,,rH - 81. as;S az
C:aciv-ar'- o.. s-s-- t--whisky -pistilI@rS-
-l:shed s1.,fS scfiy- n uasi- Z iiS
9, Sn''i.- Nl7n - i.-tXh-ai-seIf
8 ~. x Na--h.Ta g i.:.- N Sa-th-.a
= isis Flour -af---s y sas1. ~. s-eo-t
a.'-rrts y 80 = ff-t -'~srs 49, wool.
- e.-s,, ;Sg-li W. p ,,5es;el,s IN
o. r.. I,es III. Ai-'E. -s-r, 8 :: TiT.,-
D-.i,,, Nm Sop, wh-si-xer ".
.ari 8 =. ). y --h-r- 3, = W. Na-.s~-n
Ncrri-ru s. r.. er TX. c.I y. ! Northern q =
y N.rts'ru s 10. ca;- On '-k. 20
Hiisag.-.. We. s-r- ---vh-s, hlghe-- y
! Nert-.Fn 8 .'-aiis. 20 No-tr-rr 3 i.
e. W.-i.s -ps-T. sasr. 10 E.E- 81 e m sr.alyl
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FIsH.r~d Quotations.


Ref Hi.l'' Sf'ta IAI-
chicago. ssu;. i.-FlsNss~,i slowed another
zaysnrr . - y. N7--1v~sf~-r selling -
- and N. A. g. y. sept and oct W.-- 81 -
10 ant De = - Rrc.lu-s wee ,ar- r.. To-
sHd q r1g- a. Minneapolis. ar ing-.as. - 81
$50 t-s from previous vtsN
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S"s YORK. S~pt f1-Sasar-Raw STEADY fair
refining 1A.c. CentrtfuxsL s. test a--ls-. mo-
iss-.S susar fisc. rvausd steady. crushed : 80
powdered * EranuidtCd So
New Orl"sr-- L. S~p- Is-Sussr strong
ofaen kettle 4tsfTIsc- do c-.t-ifuxsl t1fi-r
c'rtrtfuEal whites &c. yslios< .S.1l,c- 80
on,.< --nS.- Nolss<sS nominal. .p-t k~-..s
efrzsc. r~ntrifr<al ion &c Sirup nominal az 2.
TS~- one ha-r-l = new strip. The rr-t ~ ne
season received All sold f1r s. per gallon
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Loans at s Per Cent.

VIZ rEaE- LOANS on FURNITi- RE. Pr
ANtiS. III. without removal. No "a Ei.i'l-
~. - - l-9lr- srt-lus a LDAS -l--sh-T-.
vi. Ssg. YOU rurE~s. 'i4EAHE RATES.
LsN'iE.f: TIsfr.- SMALLER IMEt.TS Ne
pa u an LOAN or baIaar" "a yoET r. F,.i-
II RE. Pas 20 var!r 'pNEENfES'E. Literal
DIS III NTS all sE4 - g.-l n ri Wat.
or '-i~sS E.r.gH p \ - Union FINANCE
co. p and 80 sgl-l H'g.ifirE
Slfh-z-T corner s-.>rr ara L>0~t=--- E-1--ss
- y :-fr-l. .r..l,.-- Ig.Fr's
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MONEY TO LOAN

On FUkNIrCE: OR rlASOs.
DO MOI FAIL To CALI. ane get our rates
before getting loan elsewhere, cur syst-In gis.s
LONG TIME AID SMALL PAYMENTS. vita
REBATE xhen paid before due, you only
pay for such tune a. you have had losn- We
give PASS BOOK vnere all payments
tered We DO not reGl..s .asmeh5, vale sICH
OR OUT OF WORK. No PUBLICITY. No ~
CSsNl ENIESCN: NO INQUIRY: papers car
signed n house ami sou can get money same
cay you apply. We make q specially Of paying
OF any loan or claim asains; xoo1s and Civ
Ing more money II you cannot call. WRITE
OK TELEPHONE and Will send
to explain ou- SYSTEM TELEPHONE KIN
LOCH Y <sl. BELL MAIN IN
FIDELITY BROKERAGE co.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth T-:st building
Bro.fHaF and Ol.Ne II Erfrarcs u DIV af
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sHEEP-A rheEa! nu;nh-r = sh-.p arrival.
bat ih.Ie va va. only il--ieEa'~ snsI'.y On ali.
hv lucsI ~lsuxh--rer-. The offerings Included
marx, wa< sciiye ana p..c.. Sbtaia.st we're
i5ttie better than fh- ri0s- % last week Tor
GOOD Sat sh-ep sni anlb- hut thin lambs were
nocd quality stock. AMI IL rskss hsrd ~oTN -
hep. Il rot too Old nee; with a Ea5'i ,i-rasai
f1- stoke p':rpDs-r. hut country buyer U!li
not purr hss- lambs a. any price -sl-s IN
clud.d good lambs - a.. f.ir a. 50 -5Tt >.
mutton sheep AZ a'sfs7-5s z7t s'oek-r- a; :. y
HoGs-Thss surp!y = bog vas YER snail.
oth"- words. 90 half enough - sifi-;y the r.
auiE-fn.rts u tho market. While a fex com
mn ss and pigs W 91 all ,, 70. s-n.r,
Nth a god demand from all source. and al
varrc u ICfsisc. rlos- sales hing ~ hirhsr
hgt IN niac-- tire sivanc- Ta> Ven moe than
hut \ eight aivance. Good medium AMI heavy
hogs were Ia the h.st demand. -oi1 promptly %
e-t sdyanc~. The best lights also scii we'll. h.;
gr..n. z-ss-y s'u1 vss not wsntsi at sny prtc-
van, strictly corn-f~i n g and sooi qualify old
,99rh ,sEs asa .sT' ef, sa; q. ,;i. ,s.n %,
noted tarouEaegt N. day and the Close was
hII,i Sse nfssr ns,,v5rss rsr.-t Fad s,-
sId-rsbIy Isrg-- proportion than recently w@r.
slowly. although there we're cutie number q
stances did not ss-m 20 agree. Later hov@y-T
the trade gained strength and activity. and be
steady with IN. prices 4 last week ard also
pretty rapidly Tn. Representation Of god East
-rn hor>~s ~ss very small. tire majority Of
large and heavy hnr-es running a plain
quality. 80 far A. actual results are concerned
tho r1arhe'. after " was established dlf m.
APPEAR much different from .as; week Tr~re
were APPEARANCES tina, the Eastern demand IA.
il,rie stronger.
The hesvi-S. supply of naive hor.-- on record
AZ this MARIE, 10 IN for the ss:~ ~sich .slss
place to-rDor-cw More :nan = hu-,-sd CO.
have already hen registered s1e n1o,e AZ. .s-
p~st-6 The quality OF many 3 ven goo
Hors- quotations:
harness ho-s~. t---z-a.
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Tts ra-HH- r-GE- r-~rs-1.- shove. 8 80.
'l r. .l.I - .. % q - IN = hHIr~
f.-s.-.sr sl'rs -ls iI-v-- y-~r--isy vas El4'i
fE- weather Va fair ans col
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Eu-crer Ca;tI--RscsiE-. 81 hatcher earle
rl..-,! v-fy lixEt. AMI quality V.s aga-r 10y
.-,-T!r. EglS - Csef!rss esnsl-flus q cat
n-rs cutters and medium COWS All h-.f-r-
TE- market shswsd lit-i- - activity. and
flss!Sly Xxi, nrr-s-- pri~.- n tn E-.c E~f-y
Cu~- xlcI gas n@if-r- <E4 c1rar.rig sts-l.
~ medium sHr- arg ias--f Ersc-s q h-i:-s
moved Father -iJSiy al xel--aily si-sGy pics
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ROYAL ARCANUN.

GR RAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Aesnurn- Nos. 5es i'll Holland BuiIdlas-
a cordial welcome 20 visitors fr.ends tr.fnr,,
ard members firm abroad
z A BARBOUR q. r.
John C. kiiiinGs~or;h Grand Secretary.
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N.w TarE sgt i--T-- .isih1- SUPPLY -
Efssr. Safur.-s-. ~spi-- b. - a. ~1-la-'-4 uv
th- New YORK FrU-i-r@ f,yslaus-. as FOL
l9vs. Wh-af. - 1900 rG inCr-s.s 1lf Ia
Corr. - 90 ht..- inrr~asr. -is,-s. hu osI-
. 80 o. brf .nrrsaSe = 80 hu Rye rfst 90
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

H.avy .Ir@ft. ~acIr. g. sv--= l--sf--s
HEAVY a.aff. IN =. E.-tsl ..-....- I=l1-I-t
iit-f--- nsas- l-ff . 50 ltz-.--...- Gf-,I ~
f'fluk-. Lee 20 -A-.s -.......... Ia->ss
t-furEs- common o. : Bag ....--.-- 81. -
Pam chr .... ....-.... .-.-. "a. ~
= uTh@ru hs.Es-z .H..ra % -N.ss ....- -! H.
Sauth"rr hrr-@s- u'-in % s.--i ....... ~ =,
Nj Lf-S-The all. n.ar.~- 81! MT s-s.r ID ~
tav. rat.r condition r'.a r..s-.- .sH- v--s-
Fnt-rsl EE fts -s- r.I..-sf 90 -sTI- Esarg
sif.ds. which p-ssai.l .t-- ---.k ti.- ..-sllIs
supply Wa l-t.t- a-I..slff'f- o. If-.-. r had.
-iiA 80 aal4.el4 f".Hl. 7-s-Fsr F-atrE---
especially as fh- .L-a-s.- .f-faa-! d.. . SOW
" 81 t-FF iAr-H r'.. .llE.s Trace --l- al-1
'~r -a.Fr We're EHf.lH ears. H.aa.-rr .ff4gsE %
---Ir- a. fl- 'H-, s>i.is r.sl..E. 20 t.lu -lE.r-
n r.7rL1Tl -trfif-~ 'sf..r fa-sI.-- v.T- = -
s. - '1s-F last @s-F aa1. WITH %. N.aNg
s1.riy On ha-d. c"-iitt.-. ~ 'E-1u look Nlr,---
God maIs- fru-- d. 90 Dr.. fls-l-. .at Eu4
cE.sl-l. arr Tot aa-E-.I srg a-F-Tt. Ls- JOS
= - th- Tain 1aI plain slEas
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On furniture, n.snos ard chat;eis- r. VOC owe
or HAVE DEBTS PRESSING.
Fsif - the
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.
We have a remedy. Don't owe everybody.
COMBINE YOUR DEBTS.
Make one payment Paw them all
WE LOAN YOU MONEY IN SUNS OF
5000 10 800 %.
EASY wEEKLI OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Remember the riAce
NEW YORK FINANCE CO..
- and ~ ODD FELLOWS BLDG ae O!fvs.
Phones: Main ?ssA ,rd 49,
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.s--. 81 De- s.ss.i.c. ian. Is-"-atI-.... lss
l. ;.sslis. Is-. y ,rch =. i.-s-....sc-
Livsrp-ool- - - L---COttcl--i0- II -er-i--
c.suand- prices two i-in.- .a"sv.- AMMAN
r.ltaIIinx fair .tzJ god fn.d1!i1- ssfsi. u.-S-
=E IA l1g- TAI illl-S sd - .r iira
I'd oEtiire-v cd Ti- sales o. ;h- I1y w=r-
$50 la.rs Of Elch 90 80 - Sf-c5--s- "A
AZ. eNl.r; an. i1.,iJH.-.i .----s Ar,-tlrtH- r.
ctty-s asa tale- al -tI--..cair- r1turs~ 1s-a-i
.,-1-- AMI close. quiet Afr.r-r1E M .--.l-s
o. S-gl 81. S-lt--f..f 81 o. Nn--
al N0g Dee sci. T----I2I- b ttt ia-s
FsS. = a.. -, -.!-rcu s-i-'-- Mar NI';t- -.
AEsil-..ss go. Lzy-lu-4~ -
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R9ars 10 re y, LOUIS -i-.-i-- sill rsruaia
s'--..r-sg or "a slowly during tl- H.Nt q
hours
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INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
We make !Caas u furniture WITHOUT kE-
MOVAL We make no inquiries g: your friends
employer. We give yoG the full amount IN
CASH not cheeks We arrange payments to
suit yoEr CONVENIENCE and ABILITY. We
do not RECORD loans We RECEIPT 10.
even pa yIsenr made. We gay OF AM Oh EER
LOAN bAiance furniture and GIVE
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments IN
OF SICKNESS. We maze AS LOW rates
the LOWEST. We grant LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS for time money u not used This Is
business u. a nutshell SEE Is and b-
convinced that are The PEOPLE We
:rake loans In East 81 l. us Telephone ia
to call The HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Kir. Isil Room 2jl. FULLERTON BLDG.
Bell Main Ets SEVENTH AND PINE SIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

N.V YORK S>ut- ie-Spot cotton closed quiet
and Urrhaussd. utfdltax upland. 70 sc mid
dfns Giuf H. IL: -s.s- siz bales Futures closed
s;-ady. sept p =. oct l0esc. Nos. "a isc
l5-lc. Np-.i - zc. NAV 70 Sc The rnarse.
psn.t sfssfy AZ dsclln. % points on sep
vsis utslsr = si'tgus unclaimed 20 >
points higher This was rather better than due
on tn- csbt~- and excellent weather reported
Prices. Immediately following the call No, IN
about TO u points above the ciosirx OF Ssrur-
day. hut later the market broke TO nearly ier
To- TIRE active months. Toward the close TIE
market worked NJ FEW points from the bottom,
ard Sas finally steady AZ . decline Of ~
estimated, ~ tai@-
New orleans. La sept E-Cottor s-sasv-
Quotations revised. sales 800: ordinary ne:
scot ordinary si-isr. low nid.lng Ii-iso:
niidli1g iHisc. god miadling 10 .-isr: r1ii~iInr
nsr 70 Ito. Receip,s 35si. stock IA FS,-
tgTse steady. sept 70 &C. Oct $3.50 &c Nov.
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- go - -s.--ir.- . -
=. - -
- - .etl-sE NJ $3.50 ~ = = 49,
- r: M - - -l-,.-- -
male 4. tn -raf.n- ar o.. bitter class 2
49, I-al"r' r--afi-- q A-f- :. n @. 90.
~ 'i- =. 'tL-.- - li--
= - 49, 49, - 49,
t''l-l %. en-. -.--- t.- '-' - r. -
- l'---'-. 81. - =. - 81,
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= ~ f.-H-l.s- i-s. - Ia. 80.
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- '.H,--- , VI
s.5frt al E4r-g- .ar \, x,---Ss.-f CAS-
.nei,:t-. re- a. .-- L.. ,lse- .-tl-r.,! l=c
-
'a.rG2.- >~c-. = - EEg- sr-1f.y. a. Tir..
.---~ .. .-:"'i y az -f~ts L.-i''rN- if4ms
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irr--srai s.I4l--e-s -.-,!sy- rs~!uG renp--a
, 49," ff--h "I~' n. -1utI wirt-
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fs-'--tar H--z=.-s Lee s'ate-,-Et -. Nsi
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KNIGHTS OF CoLuNRIs.

ESRIIh Council No SIS KNIGHTS
IN Of Columbus H1-sts -s-ry sscDn. aaa
10Th wednesday al kOs- Hi.i Hail. No. i,ri
Nspi. si-EGe. visiting knlshts always wi.
ecme. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand knixhr
Walter T Cunningham. Recorder
M AKl EsIIE COUNCIL. No =.
ASb nElshfs OF CO!umo1s. meets every &C.
oEd and fourth Tuesday IN the .ert haIl. ..n-
rufy building Ninth and O4ise .ireels y!sft-
ia knights cordially invited
fRANs = CUNNINGHAM Grand KaiRn,
r T. i~nnars Recorder.
= LoCI5 COLS~-L- No. 81 Meets
q every lrst and thir,- Tuesday AZ W,st
sd Hall. .cutA~est corner F.-ney AID ySn,,e-
senter avenues Wishing anlSnts are cordially
invited EDWARD DESOY, SraLs knight
Joseph r. lany. Recorder.
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MONEY ADVANCED SAIARIED PEOPLE,

Teams;ers. boaraIax-aOuse ke.p-rs. without -
cUriIy: easy payments. largest business In %
sities- Toliaan. sl HoGxer bldg. zoe Chestnut,
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EDWARD II BOWIE
In F--- a-.--.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FO

>>>~~>~~-~~>-~-~~->~-~
COTTAGE. E-0s-Three-r1cn frame. Zxi5z:
water. sss: si.sl1 Cal I'll Ar!inEroa-
EUCLIE .ss-on. Of the ric-sI homes n tie
city. Eca-ls ar: hath: modern throughout:
ho-hOus~s s!so pAFn. screens. awnings. .rui:
c!-ep. etc. bss- rs-3erce district N E-ss End:
owner h-:ng In . sou. tg' sss t-iit large:
rouse arc Will So To- 3 90 cE.h- Call any
cay but sunday ~ 10 -. D>ir-ar. sub
urban GIVE cars less 9; eiih~r nd 3 block
PORTS. z-zg-Nio- none. large lot Fruit sni
$40 t-.--. all impr1vcra-nts
NINE-EOpn hoE--. 1I-flot htt. 90 w-s-
street pay-d. bargain - s.. E:-aahiic.
WILL. sell h,-v ---is--c~s ss-s ard c..-raEeS
lttle money to=r. ha.fnc- easy .aF1n-.t- 2
desired. W. aE- prepared 10 Orsr Izduc.ra@ar.
FOR quick ss!s W W Lct-ay Zeal f-s-st. CO.
li-s Chestnut -
H. vii bug tz5 hor.---: r-n- Sl4i Yer var.
near =. r-ialriu7'- '71urrh-
Mc'AEN-DoW LING. ii.0 C-e.'nut =
$500 viii buy four fats: rent y5iI per y.a-.
FEAR 81 N!nc-u;'s Church
MccANN-DOWIING. 49, C-s-1gt 81
i-e,s Iili buy rnE.--Is1m cottage. IL Eidtl.
-. rent $50 per year.
McCASS-BowrISG IIp C-se.;nut =;
ROYAL INVESTMENT Co.
10 y Ss-vsnth
VIII MAKE plans. buy yluf lct=. rg-rish money
end build a house or nat Gail a1d Is
about plan.
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
e0RWlu h. SPkucsR
and GiTu " pRONnENee

MAE cAiiy .nps. !..'ins 81 - u. -
sUNpAY Is.v. s.ss q n. 10.
q. 20 D. M o arg = ls,p
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Rates ard terms urhss-r q I>sz.
10 -s.Slv PAYS 81 ican-
= = Vs-Ely pay a 20 Loan.
si-'5 ~s~Ely .sys 50 Loan
- T--k!g pays So Ian
Payments can - made weekly. .-rni r.: hiy
monthly u D. 70 YOUR !cfer.st . consult
AL business private aa1 above bard
Us CHEMICAL. FINANCE 90
SNi '-h@sni . building. Eighth a.1 Off,
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F.71-t-E b. VHifass- < go. -y-aa-z. bro<-
ers. go Nllfn Fourth street
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MONEY TO loan on furniture pianos or oil
personal property: per cent annual int.re
N ca-4,rnfesto0 charg.. Chestnut
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Lowest Rate CoanS,

W. "..4 F-i - -. DE-o. you ON..- AMI
Az .-.LE yoc MORE Money IN your II n
ri l.E-. PLANO. ncr-es llt vas rs. gods
zen in your POSSESSION. WEEKLY ~
MONTHLY payTa-nts LOWEST RATES. d.
cc--t given u PAIN b-lor, 4ae. Call or write
- y T-rtA -. rom 81 OZARK building THE
zNpk.f.'sBS FINANCE 90.
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TEXAS AND ISDIAN STEERS
IiEIFERS
COM
MINED
tPer IieA.,.

I--.lsse--- 80 - 20 M. =
I've --a' I-..il5e--. .-oa
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ST. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
GlRARDEAU LINE.

STEAMER CHESTER Mil leave unarShcat
foot Pine st. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and sam
cAss- D = Tor CAFE Girsrdeau a.! 1.y
.an1IcRx- Special excursions onIy - "a -.
rosaa ,rip, inelueinr m-sls and berth ~
Phonrs-Bell mar seA: k!oloch a nj,
JNo. Z AASSESx;Aat ...,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-16

of too rank growth, however. are much less
numerous than in the preceding week. but
continue from portions of the central and
eastern districts. Boil weevils are causing
much damage in southwestern. eastern and
coast districts of Texas. and are proving
destructive to the northern tier OF coun-
ties. In that state. however, the plant and
fields are in good condition. In oklahoma
and Indian territories. Missouri and portions
OF Arkansas cotton Is doing well. Picking
is general only in southern Texas. but has
begun in the southern portion OF the eastern
districts. where, as a rule. very little is
open.
Tobacco has suffered much from drought
in the Ohio valley. but has made satisfac-
tory progress in the middle Atlantic states
and New England. Cutting Is in progress
in Ohio and Virginia.
'As a rule light crop of apples is
promised in the central valleys and south
ern portion of the middle Atlantic states.
but the outlook is generally promising
in New England. New York. Michigan and
portions of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
"Haying is finished, except In the more
northerly sections where 1t has continued
under favorable conditions. A large crop
Of hay Of good quality has been secured in
most sections.
Good progress with fall blowing has
been made in the middle Atlantic states.
but in the central valleys this work has
been much hindered by the dry condition OF
the SOIL