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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-23


The trade OF the United States with
China has been going forward with
bounding strides in recent years. The
larger part OF that trade is with Man
churia- which constitutes about one
tenth OF Chinese territory and is locat-
eel along her northern boundary line
About half Of that trade Is in cotton
aud the consumption OF coarse cotton
goods manufactured chiefly I'm tie
South is constantly increasing. Tl.
boycott OF Chinese merchants f. thl
only occurrence that has tended Ia
hamper that trade. and it is eXpectct
that American tact VIII in tho noa.
future. succeed en- lifting the Dan thai
has been placed ON those goods which
the Chinese want and which can be- sc-
cured by them from this country
cheaper than from anywhere else.
During July the United States sold
to China goods worth about four mia.
lions OF dollars. During that Same
month ~ the previous year tho Sole
amounted 90 less than half of that value
During the seven months ending last
July we sold Co China over thirty
seven millions worth OF goods which
wa~ about four times the amount of
our exports there during the same
period 81 the previous year. Those Jig
ureS Indicate the ranidlty of the trade
advances that have been made by
American manufacturers ia China.
Ma h..-3.,,. 4 H. n r,..-l-.,,, Go
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-23

t"ANN~AA1A ANAAto ~-AH~% ANAAANA A~eAh RN0N4os
The people Of Manchuria. living IN
cool climate. prefer the coarse and
strong cotton weave that rs turned out
hy the mills of the Southern states.
while the inhabitants of the southern
provinces buy the finer fabrics sent
there from England. The American
trade advantages that have been
gained I'm China have done much TO
fire the Imagination OF the manufac-
turers Of this country. who have long
been told OF the wonderful market that
awaits American products on all kinds
I'm China. but who have only recently
had a demonstration OF the nature OF
that market.
Not only is there established an
'open door" in Manchuria but the
trade Of all China is open 10 the ma
tiOns 81 the world. The duty on good
entering China does not exceed five per
cent. al valorum. except on opium.
which trade the Empire desires go dis
courage. On many articles the duty Is
less than i've per cent 1t is levied
WHISKY for the purpose OF raising
revenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Marriage licenses we're ISSUED IN Clay.
ton to James Williams and Ada Green ~
M. 1877 Soode avenue: John H. Rhodes
~ ST. Clair. Mo-. and Minnie Disfel cf
No lScs Arsenal street: Andrew J. Burhicl4
o: 81, Louis and Ezida ~ Jones Of East
st Louis: Walter J. Williams and VII
helmina J. Gro.skopf OF s.. Louis. A
marriage license was refused Monday
night about 10 o'clock to Samuel ]. Nc
flvsin and I.ucilic Rose Of ST. Louis on
account ~ ;h.ir youthful appearance
Ruby Louise Malone hie.i snit for d.
vcrce IN the Clayton Circuit Court yes-
te,s'a- against isaac - Naiopr. alleging
nhsrirr.-ens and abuse The couple wevo
married October ?I. 1885 and separated
March e. 1877. The plaintiff asked for
.he restoration 81 her maiden name. Ruby
Louis. Schroen.
-E92ar Roberts. ls wears old. Who Wss
arrested iu Valley Park about month
ago becsuse he cork? no. give an accoOa:
OF himself has been returned to h!s
rarents in Davenport. ~. a Deputy Sh~r-
~ who inserro~ateI Roberts found THAT
his parents lived the-e and wrote To th"m
for directions. In reply they sent q rail-
road sfraes for The younRsfef. who. they
ssiH rr,n away from home.
-Th. now hunting law has caus>h .
rush - anoiicsr's at the COUNTY Cfcrk'S
cSH-s sc- ficerses TN 20 DATE ninety I'VE
have ben i.sIed The isW requires afl
deyosse. G! The gin 20 take out = license.
-he 5n-~-shoosirg seaSsn opened yester-
Say sud applications have been numerous
for :he las. several DAYS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
GRACE Realty co.
4 FEW GOOD INVESTMENTS,

aIc +. b6and to ie "a s.t..s,. house has
rua:ns ana ba;h nnI "a I-s.;".i far 81 month
-. Thomas = good lI-r.z'r- house. hath.
etc. VIII - si'. 81. SO
i'is y. EiEh'"cath -. s-To1IJ. lous-. IN good
c1ft;'igu. price S1ts-a
is-S5" raTin =: SEo1m house. with large
hardwood -oo-s: rr-isa-e: barn. $50
~, - ss@l Ir'rlar ave. fats. Yen. s. so
year: D-luisr is tow business street: 81"
Cal.,n,.. G!-1rlc;. plenty C: tree. and iSht
'ats hay" al the iat"s; "1nv.-is:rc.: lr' sxis9:
r-n-s! l'4n y-ar. price So -
~. N-usl.EtrT AZ .!"saut s-ro,n ra's
5. II. EJI!s;!H- steam vi.cts. tile. marble
bath. rsr- SO y"ar. ;;ic" :. -
zrs- Falrrrl1,i-l, ave. .o;nsr I lsr.nior nv-
ard -lrp-1 .'ai. hath. .E-nac-. fixtures: II.
7'Nl5: brick streets ant alleys. r.u; So year:
s-i- Csh,nnr az ana r.anI -s,. .vc-y
i71-S. FaSc -ck Sat. furnaces. IaHSe-
s,'urrS- rent Si.it. pri"" 5.
ga Westminster place. elegant Sa.e. sep
ara;a steam plants f-nt s. ga fr,cs -" 90.
porcelain baths furnaces s.r.sr-. rented lNv.
s. each. see, yea-. 'aJ f-Nt-7. hslcE-- 90 an
estate and rar.- L, sid. 81 -
.-ss S-rsiuE-rn zrl -7H-- roC'
H4,. -, s.. ysaE. 'oS n,Nii'. .pr.cs 80,
s-aal;. street IN, 80 y.s-. -,-sc. -
1-Ii s--t' F7l-cm ay~.. 2--gc:s' .sfs sas
-,r..s rNtu-es nantes c.Gnaiitrl Ia1n,!-i.s.
s-o1~ steps snI siils. IN; i So y"ar. price
e-s j.. $500. r-=f t-- rGisf 80
w Fay- Soc = 4-lsE~ az! u-.is 's
r'Sas.i - arg- - fh.T s-.-;s N-'r wi:h tN.s
i..t GRACE REALTY 90 - Y T-iss;h =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

Chicago. Aug. i.-tsttie-Receipss 4ssa inei,:d-
s a. - s,,,s ,.s. 81 mar marie, 'aM ..snay
s sssssa: h.if.r. E:sGt..s: esnncr. $50
-; S;Il: !; .a1; s:Iys. s. s.a:: Ts.s: 81 s
H"ss-R.csip,. u .c.s; tomorrow Q. 90: mark-.
,"c higher; mixed and butcher. = :sds N: s...
70 e'Iiss is. hesys sos s ,s S. e; rooh s:,sy
She-r-Reccipts II 30: sheep ioc higher. lambs
Isc 80 -, higher; Rco.: - choice we.h-rs sho:n
,t. fair to trn sh9e" ,. ms:d ,h.,n '.s.
shorn. s. :.4.i5: western lambs &. E..sa:
New York. Au.. I-Beeves-H.cs:p:s ~: M
s per Ib far ns,y. .ia.. ssra-.s s,'ry a.
:7es quarter. cf t~.f tHises- R-c.ip,s Isl.
I'D a, s. as p.r ,s s,'i Ihs % no .a:.. q. n.ss
reported: ci'y-ir-sss.! yea's steady at ?Hl2';c
per i5.: casin,ry-,!rsssSi calves ~ sSisr. sheep
c,.Isar l"~c,: closed dull: she.D .oId AZ $50
SIS per loo lhs. ;: lambs q, Ss.sea< dressed NUT
Ton steady AZ .hsc; :,essrd IaInbs Glow a: -
i5Cc E.ss-Hsceip's :..iS. none on ssis: feel
ing steady
Kansas City. No. Aug. Cattle -Heceipss
49,. H., including A s"., son,s'sns market :,..ty;
.:asl-r. and i..d.r: s: so,ss.n s'"s s.e.1; n
n.ii2s 2'h:fn h.if.-s .oss sa, n.;ys !; s
Sssc h,sh.r ,cp g. .sit ., Q; . s.ls: s..5as =
f isrs;s vsss sh..rrR.c.,p;s ssn ''Ss .nsins, ana
strong &" t"c higher; na'ive ,arh. 81 :.6s -.
Mss'a !.as. T:;s. s,ins ss ,s.. ara S:.J
So; ,. T..a. :, ,ps.a sheep t''s@ s.: ''oek.rs
.iS.. 'h i:.sGs .:..s ss,v. Mc Aus s.,x.. ssHs &
coa. ami s-i.er. f aaa. %: s,ock.rs and .eed.
.rs & 49, Hog. Receipt. s..ss: Ieaisc
s. "a ss bulk s.T5a5s: Sh.~p.Rsc.ip,,
Isl: active. s:.Sdy. lsrt- :e.a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
STACsS.

i,o;sTn. receipts e hts. :hs.es eG;'s aa,',s! an
I'M n :r' .sIsh ha :. .n, sns s9e n,Sre than
| quality iri.t. reasonably god.
WITH ,aiu.- .. :hs ss.; hess Of all we,Enis
.h.wins an aira';- - rc the pes, nsh'. s,,n IN
top ui IN. market, s.tn. Weighing less than
!. its s s.,ns'ns S-i;; G Shii, the ees, p.sSS and
.o,hins w"ish!ns shove p, NJ Ms sold above .s
sS up T., ,sss esas , mo-, x shs pack
~rx sold from ss.ssf5.s5.
Green. grassy iiKn,s. also piainish. coarss
being or the ou,l"ok fOs aua.i.y o.. .,s,-
ing and fully l3c higher than the average Mon,
.y market ~ with n s",. few :aies ;, .nm"irs nei an
~. The bulk above 10 lbs. .,id q: s ssas. and
III. hu!s un,i's ~ Lbs wen: a; r - .,s.,
was on sale. sn4 the quality WAS better than
on Monday. S.vsrai load. .: s"Si lamb. .,.., we.s
sheep TIE market W.. On good active lass last.
o- all good sIS w,;s n,,,, ,ai.- ne, ., ruins y folly a,s
ot ,h.r, brersht ;. - OK moe The t;;i. thin
.ull lami.s dia 10, show any great imp,".e,
higher, the H~st ssli,ns 2, 81 8. Ths entire re- Re.
MrI.fS"The mule make, :, in bad condition;
the demand has Stunned cn decidedly. and
IN m, face o: ,his receipts have Teen the most
l.lsraI in :sys:a, weeks In fact they are ,1
In thee Gays have been 81 head. the greater
part al which have been on the commission
market.
The yellow fever scare IN the 9pu'h IL d.
Yecsly Trsrcns:tIe for the adverse development
in the r,arSs,. The demand for sugar mules
has dropped on. because dealers afra!i
there viii nos te any call for them for sone
time. and this has also affected tic entire mar
k.t for cotton feeders. and dealers are dtssn-
.ined TO buy them Until the situation clears
up
As a consequence. With III: dan,sna back
ware. AMI dYagSy. the market - in dull eOfas:-
t!cn. and sellers already admit a decline of at
least g. SSE5 Ter head. What MuieS have
been sold. There were still nearly - on the
market this morning. and things were mcvtnw
along very slowly Hardly any mules have
hs.n sold and the deale1s were not trying ve:y
earnestly 70 buy any The whole situation IN
tn. market <Ysiacks Of . lack a confidence In
the future Of the southern trade. and will
he largely governed by developments In the
lower States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
MONEY LENDER AN ABSc0NDEn
San Francisco Man Flees to Hon
duras for Protection.

ean Francisco CAL Aug. 1.-Ailan How.
ard. for years a business man Of this city
devotinr himself chiefly to the lOaning Of
money. r. an abS~onder He hurried to
Honduras several days ago from New Or
leans. He took with him all the money
he could rake together from the various
Investments ~ HE clients. which ID
thought to have approximated S1Nee91
the news of his Night was received by
lis wife In q letter dated New Orleans.
July ~ IN which he SAID he would b. in
Honduras when II was Received HO added
that II was either Night or suicide.
II has bcen suspected for soHne time that
his business affairs were In had shape, and
rccentlv he was arrested by one Of hia
clients on . charge Of felony and en-
bezxiement. The case was set for thiO
afternoon.
When Howard i.fs this city he said NJ
ives going 10 several interior towns to
look after S,ma chattei mOrtga9eA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

NATIVE CATTl.E-Beef Steere-wch Q lib
general market was ncs very satisfactory. TIE
prc,-,r'i-n q! stes:s was quite large. and EN-
:Te--y zoo; to cho!c. heavy tots. whiis the
number Il Randy weigh; cattle was ccmpara-
t.V.iy small
Ths market IN . general wav was H:eless.
especially m th" green ant common an,
heavier weights. these sellers finding extremely
hard t. f,.1y.. with buyers hard To- interest
Hs..y-r some freedom WIS noted on the handy
,s..tl. bat they had g. b.. good h..icr. The
market was decidedly ur"Tpn. though this .ly'-
,-II"i ,f.--, IN H." undesirable grades. rhes.
In instances. selling n.aily steady and others
IWTi5c lower. Will. handler lots were cpnsid-
cred hut a iIire tsi from yesterday
Tn- & oj ;s choice s'c-rs weighing from I, 90
20 .4rouad I.-,Y !bs.. no; than Toe
lover than the clos. q! IN. week. Whii. b.s,
heavy rft,ie ars fully Sc lower. while inr,iiuEl
ana pretty go-rsi grades are sro,ii... sec lower
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

New ro'k. Aug. l-Spot cotton closed Gu!e:.
I. p-.n;s lower: miidiine upiinds % S.; mid
ding Gulf II. ..ac: sales 5i..l" hale- Futures
cossi steady: Aug l.. f.c: ssrr, lo.ssc. oct.
lose. Nov. ie.ssc: Dee. IS..sc: Jan. II. SIC:
l. SC.
New ORLEANS. Aug. Cotton aris:: s,le>
-, haies: ordinary V-iS': good ordinary Sf.r.
low nlii!!inr s'sc: r.iGd!.ne fs>c: good MIL
ding II iiisc: r,ii,!iin. fair Iic. receipts .5.
i, ,sqln "a: ssr;. Ia.s.fl,. .ac: oct f..tfio .ic
Nov. I...bGi".'ic. bee u. &c: JAN .s.Se
u Nc: Feb r. 81. u Sc: March I0:.Ii0.:tc
Liverpool. Aug. i.-Sp0t cotton In limited de-
ynsna: prices point, lower: American niiins
fair s-fid: good mit,.ii:S f.isl: m'.iiiinE soId:
low rnI.,tlinx SSH: good ordinary . SD. or
Iinnry sid. TIL. sales % sh. dag were 400
.ypor, and inc.r,.iei :,oo American Receipts
1850 ha!-s including lI.o.S American. FI-
lures or. ned barely steady and closed steady.
American r:!a'i'inS. & o. Aug. ). SD: Aug :
sept SSH: sept. Oct. S.Ssi: SS't.-S sd
S6v.-p,c ssS: f-c-Jan. 5.Ned; Iln.-f
Feb March . sli; Mafch-Apr s.e.d: Ap.!i-May.
Hay-June June-July sd
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
BEARlsn CONSUMERS REPORTS
CAUSE COTTON TO WEAKEN
RepoPas - The CP0p Are D0lllsh. boe
Are OveFe00e, and AaPkea Ruses
Vns0pD0ste6-C10oe at . L0ss.


CnsapD0eteS-C1ooe at . I0sa.
was OvershadOwed BY bearish reports CON-
cerning the attitude Of consumers. and the
cotton market ruled generally weak Under
active liquidation ard bear pressure.
Closing prices showed q net loss vi 1S1SSl
points
The opening vas steady at an advance
Of IA points In response to the scEcwkI:
privs:. crop report placing the condition
month.
Bu. cables from abroad stated that ,ne
spinnefs' federation. 1t a meeting in l.'n-
don yesterday. had urged spinncss ID buy
"a little as possible for the next three
months in order to control the advancing
tendency of prices. ard !; was also re-
ported that Lancashire MIL operatives had
Threatened to strike on August - II thsis
denIa fdS we're not granted.
This weakened the market here. Liver
pool ev1ke soon after the local OIt ItnSs
and. wit!, New Orleans selling. prices were
soon under las, nights finals. The weekly
crop report ct midday WAS not considered
favorable. ard there Vas some talk OF
little irrcgularity. but. generally speakiaS.
the market continued weak ri:at Ip 10
the close. when IL was s,eadied by .housl,
room covcvin; to Eft prices couple OF
points from the lowest Sales REPORTED
Were estimated a: 10000 haiss.
ARTIFICIAL. NEW ORLEANS MAisNET
New Orleans. Aug. LIN its summary
oi th" cotton situation the Times-iIcnio-
cra' will say Tomorrow:
yesterday cotton, niGrket was more
or Jess al artificial affair Throughout the
session. Bears. convinced II WAS .'O to
them TO nlaka a showing. made much Of
,h. English latoy troubles. while some "
the big fellows 1T New York. taking ad-
vantage OF the prcpoa.l~rance Of buiii>ll
views regarding the new crop. Itquidatesl
heavily This combined selling kept the
price supporters quite busy. but s,renu-
orS opposition to q further decline under
IL ~ cents FOR October devclored-
.'The Weather Bureaus weekly crop
bulletin could not have been regarded IS
other than 2 bulish document. and would
have stirred the bulls up I" aggressive ac-
tion had spot holders evi'lence greater
assurance and a more firm determination
to give no gre Un.i until the backbone Of
the spinners' resistance had been fully
tested.
.'.is vet there is nothing alarming in
EnClanG's labor situation. but continued
hack.sliiinS on III. part of the American
SPOT holder may ngllify for the moment
much otherwise effective bGliiSh field
news.
Under existing conditions erratic auc-
tUations have been logical enough. not
Wifhsfa ndnS the prevalence OF the belief
that the Government tomorrow Will show
the cotton cror as whole TO be IN very
poor state.
''The course OF :o-iiay's market will de-
pend upon the ove vern.cht reflections OF the
speculative talent and On the frame 0f
mind the Spectators find themselves in
when the opening G"ncs sound
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
THE LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2 1905.

tsp vas - for . sooa TO ehsacs LION. kinA.
With several handy sod lnao weighing aSouaa
Lee ne. sslliny at 0-Io3.Ss. with sajes large:
from $.se05 and Q fair sxaAe. Including rome
very coAr0e g0es. ae $9.S1
Soale god 10eS Of heifesY 6euoghf I'm and Q
train 0f cows g. - but mast saies oe fasr TO
pod cows and heiSefs was made ar0aDd c.b
a few ehoice calves were available. bst most
lOtS Wsre cf . pretty eocd graaie. The Eaar-
ket vas fully steady and very active.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

ne.s.-LIas..:. 7 =. rae sysHss. a'n k,.s-
So. Isst A. ! I-ss:,: a.: -, :ss,'''a'
Rsssr Rsss,1s.s: s,. *,e 'fsGss 6:: S..: aiS; s
ESs: q 1ss: n tees: s-s: < sAr: \
The V1a1A3e.
IIves pool An. l-The fOll0wiAg ase the
stocks IL lreads:uas and p9Vvisl0as b Liver
|, pool: -Four n 90 ske. wheat 1.s0oOoo eentao:
corn :lS.00s centalD: naccn 3.30s has hams G.
tO hxsl shoulders :.:0s bxs. butter 49, ewt !:
cheese ~ So bxs.: lard s.oos tlsFces Of pcl0e
Western steam and go tons Cf oehef htm0e
New York. Aug L-Spec1al c1oe oA4 Iete-
sraI.hic COMMUNICATIONS Tereived b. BIal1DeSeet
show the following changes IN aya;lable sup
rfes compared with last account: What.
CGited States and Caratsa. east Of RoeA1es. ~
erase s.:lssco. bu.: afloat for and In Europa
.iscreAsed sleD.0O0: total supply incre1oed IA:
oto. Co.n. United states and Canada. eaSe Of
Rockies. decfeaseJ ess.eee. Oats. United States
and Canada. east Of Rockies. decsease0 ~
ca. IN. Leading lncreaeeS rsporsed this week
sr. sfe. 20 bu at the Chicago private eaevatcr<.
fss.op bu. at Louisville. lf.0eo hu- ae Depot
Harbo:. AMI s..elO bu- aS Nashville.
DaP Silver.
New York. Aug. liar silver so3tc
f('necn. Aug. l-Bar silver steady q SSd
Treasopy Seate0ent.
Wa.hinstcn. Aug. l-Availah.e cash oalance
i:s>S.sn: gold coin and bullion. 3ts.os.OA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
REEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.

IT .'Hi.f. ''tI'I 1t. Stner1I tra.ie "a butch
- h-i:--s Mas loser. Nos, ssl.s ~.r. around
IL Under HonsiSy prices. hut the rlsrkes was
very ua-,er. with some o: .he choicest lo:~
showing strength. while such that could be :..!-
Jsl oG- fully steady. although most -
the rua.i 20 chpic. s-s ie> suffer-. The ,.sc!iHe
The demand fG- god fir,r ana
.al.- -.-r. easily -, hch.- Than Yss.sr,ia,
hut crf1irC- ;Ie-.igrn lots were ccIny ara,.y~-
lv urcEarS.3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
MAYOR WELLS GOES NORTH.
Will Spend Tw" Weeks With His
FAMILY mt WcquetOnsing.

Mayor R"liA "e'!s departed for WeQue-
srnsinG yesterday rooa. and will ~ ab-
srt about NO weeks Mrs. Wells ana
c,re- members % IN. Mayors family have
boon a. the resort for q month.
Daring .he Msvor'< absence Hamilton
4 r'oYren. Pre~iden, of che CITY Council.
will y~.rform the executive duties Vf the
ctr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

NsE IrTk- ~ I-Sp-ss-Sto. no -uis'
rnift st.asy Ths rls...t s1r s-7s--- fli-isrs-
cpsn~i Irregular a. - .:Fsrcc - . ppiu,. -
Ct eHE ..EsTs.iy unchanged = lsesa-s !1z.-
u-4.- S-a-r--taE H-I3.s:for. foilcSt1r rafH@-
iss.- E-ryr-ss --r.--s ;hsE .yr~r;.3 ant
fs-7asi - tlcE~Ss-. :rrsi.ts- Egru..s ant
I1-.i t,-<- -~-s .-.-iEx early Ac: yTie-s NJ
90. ;I--e ~sre sasD- - p T.sir-s Sse-- h'.,
'N.ll lsl1E-- - ts- arriics srs. 80 r1z--
-, sste= rrire S-rsss.iy srescy. si's TIRE ~sc-s
r.-s..s D.. lsachln,..i - - POINTS los.- SA!s<
prs- rsacr:si 80 f--sss oses- t-siv.ii-l, >~r.t
4 cess 50 pct sS7 80. i,~r 80 r.
warrh n ct5s - va. .: 80. -s,c. y.iy .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

Tt.rsS isI>sc OF SYrM WHITE
s;eV.s'an-Spct .nArset essy: m'odiing N.sc
S-w Oreans-Spn; market quiet. nI'dd!inS
lri,r
Meniphis-sco. market quiet. midd';ng 13'.c-
R.re.y's q, principal ports:
Galveston. 3e-s 6af.s.
New orleans. i.He ba.eA
NJ bic. f's ss'cs.
Savannah :. ,1i hals-.
Charleston. s.. ha!e<
N0:fU!'.. |. .sS hai"<
Houston. 81: taies.
Memphis. - bales
Net :. .c-ip,s AZ all i.n':ea state. prs ar
four t,ays S..ls bales. asatnss sc. Al bales
les, eek ard Gill bale. In i.3: exports 81. -
bales. against 10! ~: bales IN ;sp<.
ToE.i receipts fioia sept. !. iSSe. 80 date
ISIS ma bales asairs; :.;,s5::, bales the core
eprn ling period the wear prior.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
TRlHc or REV urR.

q ESTCEr COURT, No q TRIBE or BIN
- HEr. u~sts o Pn Saix Hsl js-erson ard
sa., avenue N>~iiaKs .vs-y S.dues9ay oven
.rE Al S1-> a.! lsuSh-e-s % Har sccc- .: .
marry --,Sy-.. LoUiS ARScr. Chief
NJ. Hi.-f- niVias S--f.~. iis R'oAdwsv
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

| HoRSES-Th.Ye vas very little 6oing In tho
horse market. the auction being postponed and
fs. arrivals tsing reserved for "wednesday. \
pretty good run uas On hand but u vas
thought best 10 wait and hold joint saIe of
ths. two Gays arrivals The only activity
In a sta!! way. and did not amount 10 much
fair representation II buyers is noticeable.
bu; the number does not appear TO b. as hrSe
n. las, week. nor the Indications as favorable.
H,Es. quotations:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
MINED
STAGE

SOUTHERN CsTTLE-C-csr Q ,ro6r.s,.
sx.,iy ara E--: Eastr-- ans io-si ;era.r.
tn x<---ai rssffs- Sss active a.. s.,yn1er a
:z:r E.s--fc= - 'rc ar-f-E,s sers steer. ana
,lE-, Io.s were os . es--s; 20 Sss5 Sys,s4. Tse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
LOANS AT s Per Cent,

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. FI-
ANos, ETC n wnacu: .im rsms'.!; NO 80 s,. rUns..
will save YOU money: CHEAPER EATES:
LONGER TIME: SMALLER PAYMENTS. We
r.y a.. any LOAN or balance OF yorf FCRGi-
II RE. Iay at YOUR C.'NNESiESCE. !ih.rni
Discounts Gail and he rrnyinC si. Write
~ ..l.i.inT.. kiaicch \ s,c. Union FINANCE
90. 80 AMI sc2 Crt~l building. So':i.ie<a. coy
.,,,r,rsif. I1,Y'S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
s~rno> En- ORDER ~ RED MEN.

m !SSETONSa IHfEE. Nc. a. iS-
~ ;s-ove1 ,'T..- - Eey. Men. y-ee-s every
irtssy s.eai-S ysr1t..' Hal. Minis s-t
Nars.- .-r.sss No-K ~ ;he G-Srce team ,Aai
al Lrs:is fsr-oE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
Dried Ee00SS.

SeE York, AuR f.-Th~ n.s,xe. for evarc-
-a:si ayTts< hoids s.~s:y - frrn. common 80
S,.4 a-s quoted .; 49,. srirn~ a: si.dS'4c.
choice n &c and fancy .; ~ Fr7inss cpiliru~
frr-. on Moderate demand. With Qun'a.i1rs
ranging from >7.c 90 &c. arcn-i n 81 k-Ais.
Ar-tro;s apcear - - tarIss!ng. rt.N a5yanrs
ssssd fer rrc-r., shir-e1, from the cozt.
7 ~ ic<si s.oi -zsrast 80 rIc.a-x~d. choice az
ogof.i at .Ts.r. ss-fs choice q. ai.RsSe md
fancy q; s;.6'ac Peaches are firm Il. sissst
c:cp aiy.oss. choice sre gqp:.-i a. is7l9S.r
TIA rho.ce a. i'-s 5,.Ji.c snt rsn.y q. lfc Pa
si-s g--i--- asrsS rav~a.e' a-s cus.et n.
t.ES.c ss-L-. rai.ies =, sss;.c and T.. ..o:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
We Cut the Price

On new anf slightly used f.rature. CARPETS
pianos. sewing machines. rs!rfy.raiorS. bed
ding. curtains anc household good. OF all
kinds. \ large ss.Dr-rnart 20 select frf'n f-ssrv
day ie bargain tay =:.h Our location and
other small 'ry-tlsos enable Is 90 save you
from =, Z" ~ pr cent.
DO not fan large assortment Of
teaut.f;i room rug. an; rarT-'s. ali siz.-s and
grades. IN >"iv.'a. Administers. BRUSSELS and in
grain. Firing 80 yrur flsTs
LsSGiS STORAGE 30.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
S0gaS.

S>- yc-I. sGs !-srzs,-ras firm: fa.r
arlrx -lET-.-r. ce--ytSGR1l. - sss. I'm
si.S. rIlais.-@s surz- ,-isa-c. r.ereA eyus
S~N Orleans. SO. t-SsSsr oi.e.. or~7 k~f-
tf- csn,risrxzl e.Hi-sc. cS.'Yfv.ai ~hs.sD
Z - 49, LIZ. ysi.pvs AEf,>r. seconds .-s,
"a Mss1,-~s no-linsi. or,en ke.si. rSG-sc
een:=it1.Ai Silic -iru- ncsnina!. .ac-
DIS GS0O0a.
c-~ York .sx. The rrlgr7s ~ bsSn>zS
IN tss S-y xrdsf< market -As No, large so-csy
ss- -..t-se were very Urn. ant IN certain IN
.-sr-r- zs fruits sa. io.s.steS. have h-sa
advanced CshsFs asr~ het: firmly. especially
o.. y=orr, t>i!sery.
OH r.:y Pa. AsS i--'re;i. taisnre,. y.
es..,ers,sp =. b.I statements. 10 :si. aver
as ss.sss. rms. H.Sss. average G.S< Seip-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
RUG SALE,

We are showing an ~xcsrtinnaily fine asscrf-
U-at % IL ON Rags and Carpets this week a.
ah"nt on.-nsf g'-.r s.'utl VaIIie
sesnies> iltr-i rugs. "Sl- wCT'i Stl. for g. ~
ts~Hf Asmlr-iS- HUGS. AZ worth 81. for -. :.
Good Asnrst'r EuSs. sxI2 worth S. rc-. L. %
l."~: Sels-t EEG-. Ssl.. worth IS for. Is o.
.'S-d Sc,ssr Rugs ssi2 worth g. for. I: -
!i-sf 6russsis Ryss .Slc. worth 81, for. J" al
Good Hrus.ris ius-. SAL worth 81. for. -
R~st Ingram .-ES-. f,'e. worth 81. fer. %
trsi 1HyiAiu i.usy -: aurtr S. for 3 50
AT new. late si2.lr patterns. lA:se an: small
~r size ruE- AT equally low prices. We also
carry . tutl In" q ~ furnI',ir. ar: house
hold goods at --ruir. ttTsaiu prices
l-A\':AN STORAGE. %.
S..-srpl.;lI is'I Morgan 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02
ROYAu. ARCNSIN.

GPaSD COUNCIL. 3isSoi EI. RoTAi. AR
" cs.uri Sc-. t6-g-i Hc. sut. Ec cic.rS-A
e--,,,.i vsic,r~ % Visitors frien:s pr.,h-ea
-, M r-ssrs --c;E as:oA!.
r \. RAEpoUR. q. r.
&c HrC7,-s.y. ,;,a-s Secretary.