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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13
MEDICAL EXAMINER
OF the United States Treasury Recommends
pe-ru-na.
other Prominent Physicians Use
and Endorse pe-ru-na.

TAR LLEwELLYS Jordan. Medi-
II cal Examiner Of the 4. - Treasury
Department., graduate % Columbia Cob
Poiat, has the following 10 say OF Peruns;
ALLOW me 90 express my graft
sude 90 you for the benefit derived
from your woaderfsf remedy.
One Shorf month has brought
forth q vast change and 4 row
consider myself . well H1sa affeT
months Of suffering. Fellow sur
f>rerS. Pcruna will cure yoa."
4 constantly liner easing number Of
physicians prescribe PrrUnA in their
practice. IL has proven its merits 10
thoroughly that even the doctors have
overcome their prejudice against - call
Ell patent medicines aud recommend IL
"a their patients.
Peruua occupies . unique position ia
medical science. IL Is the only internal
systemic ca;4rTh remedy known To the
medical profession today, CatNTrh, as
everyone will admit, II the cause 81 one
E-.-f the disease which &IIiiCts mankind.
CItarTh and catarrhal diseases Aflict
one half of the people of United states
ss-ssss.~sssss~
Robert Il. Roberts, NJ. L., Wash
, tnsIon, ID. e. writes:
: " Through my oua experience
|. as well as fhsf Of nIsny OF my
friends and sCguSiHfSnceS Hho
nave been cured or relieved oIcs-
.arrh b. The use Of Har1msn's
PcrunA. . can Confidently recom-
mend "a 20 those suffering from Suc n
disorders. And have no bcSiIaIIoa IN
prescribing 10 10 my pafi@Hfs. 49,
ROierT X. Roberts
-
~ X. Robbins, MI -.r, I. T.
writes:
''F"Tuna T. the h-st medicine know
OF frT ".,ss--h a. and {" strengthen wax
s'"I1I n and Ia C;v" appetite Reside
prescribing II for rIJaTrh, ha,,. ,srJcrcd
IL fsr Hr-k Aai drhilitatrd people, an
have not had a Patirn; sut said II h4, ped
him. 70 l. al rN~-ii.ut Irs,,l-lu,. and 10
ats - many rl-'--.
Il have a iSr.-r Prartir'. ard have
cLzn"" 6" Pr'~rr.i.. y'Tr Fortuna. ! hop
y"u may live hong to d. g,--i e. the SICK
and the suffering"
br. NJ g. U'-", " ircs FROM -l' j.u'-
ST. San Frarri-.',. Gal:
4" F.TUf=. D. - f-.-r',r-n,-i - many won.
d. -Ji III ia sad rrHE....a ta.tI a.r
CuHv.1~"t that a. 8 a-aII...-,. rr.rt,-.v.
l lave frequently adv lscd ats Use for
Ask Your DRUGGIST for Free
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13

TDta. - u-E ~ S5I Ia-I 6.
A ~IEN REI
sal Clerk trTrUlI Court.
I'll brave Tho -t.rtI.- 4 chi. Nu-,t Pa
I'll cross th- plains az fFuITH glass.
Id leave my WIf,. and CTuSs The, "a
Rather than - WItnou: Errky Moan
tam Tea Ak vlur Druggist
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13

Tea rainfall for the week q n
D~PaEtGTe rainfall f1T hs Esrk r. .nas :
iacAes-
Les isckc.
HP HARDIN
- u AR
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13
TAX STATEMENT.

Tax statement frr the month " la 1894
for taNs-- s--.--.d and levied fer the war
I,s,I a. per >..-ls-n - .Llpt.r 4Il5. Laws II
Florida
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13
The special house committee reported

The special house committee reported
txeIve articles Of impeachment against
Federal Judge Chss- . Sxayne, Of the
northern district of Florida The minOri-
ty report, signed by three members OF
tire committee, cissenied to all articles OF
the impeaehnent excerpt that Of faisify-
ing his expense account
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13

J, PITTS "a, Tsu. - Ists
Comparative StSteoeuE 81 :euyeTatUrs
and raIufaf scT the ~esk -nd.uE Ta~s.ay
JA1 J. Iss
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13
weekly weather Report.

q . DEPAK TsENT ~ sez.CULTVKE -EATH
EK 8UEENU.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-13

Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1905
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
Startling but True.

People the world over were Mortified
on learning Of the burning Ct a. Chicago
theater in which nearly six hundred
people lost their lives. yet more than tlvve
times this number or over 5000 people
died from pneumonia in Chicago during
the same year, with scarcely a passing
notice. Every one of these cases OF
pneumonia resulted from a cold and
could have been prevented by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
A great many who had every reason to
fear pneumonia have warded it off by
the prompt use Of this remedy. The
following is an instance Of this sort:
ssToo much cannot be said in favor of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, and es-
pecially for colds and influenza: know
that it cured my daughter, Laura, of a
severe cold and I believe saved her life
when she was threatened with pneu'
nonia." w. D. Wilcox. Logan. n. Y.
Sold by The Kaufman Drug co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
A New EnSlander'x Diet.

eyes" said a New Englander to a
friend one day recently, I'm getting
altogether too stout for a man of my
years and height. weigh 22O, and I've
begun regular system Of dieting to
reduce my weight. We all eat too
much anyhow"
E'I guess that's right"
81 feel sure Of it. but I'm going to
stop it. Now, this morning l didn't
eat thing for breakfast but a piece
of pie, doughnut and cup of coffee.
Then for luncheon I ate nothing but a
couple pieces Of pie and Il doughnut.
And now for dinner shall eat nothing
but a little pie and maybe one or two
doughnuts and perhaps a. plate Of bak-
ed beans. I've got to come down to
plain living and regular dieting.
Louis Republic.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
FRANkNESS OF MANNER.

There Is No More Delightful Trait In
Either Young or old.
There is no more delightful trait IN
the young or the old than absolute
frankness and openness. Of nature,
that transparency Of character whicR
lets us see the best and tie worst in
them, their strong and their weak
points, without any effort at conceal:
ment. ...-...:. ::
Everybody adnires the open heart.
ed, the people who have nothing to
conceal, and who do not. try to cover
I'D their faults and weaknesses. They
are, as. rule, larged hearted and
magnanlmous They inspire love and
confidence. and. by their very frank
ness and simplicity, Invite the same
qualities in others.
Secretiveness repels as much as
frankness attracts. There is some
thing about the very inclination to con-
ceal or cover up which arouses sus-
picion and distrust. We cannot have
the same confidence in people who
possess this trait. no matter how good
they may seem TO be, as IN frank,
sunny natures. Dealing with these
secretive people is like travelling on
stagecoach on a dark night. There
is always A feeling ofe uncertainty.
We may come out all right. but there
is a lurking fear Of some pitfall or
unknown danger ahead Of us. We
are uncomfortable because Of the un-
ce-tainties. They may be all right,
and may deal sQuarely with us, but
the trouble is that we are not sure,
and cannot trust them. No matter
how polite or gracious secretive per-
son may be, we can never rid our
selves of the feeling that there is 4
motive behind his graciousness. and
that he has an ulterior purpose IN
view. He is always more or less OF
an enigma. because he goes through
life wearing a mask He endeavors
to hide every trait that is not favor
able to himself. Never, if he can help
1t, do we get a glimpse Of the real
man.
How different the man who comes
out in the open. who has no secrets,
who reveals his heart to us and who is
frank, broad and liberal! How quick
" he wins our confidence! How we all
love and trust him! We forgive him
for many a slip or weakness because
he is always ready to eenfess his faults
and to make amends for them. If ne
has bad qualities they are always IN
sight. and VIC are ready to- m9ke al
logances fox: them. rBaas rBaasss n ,aS ses,nsd5 es,ns :
and true; his sympathies are broad and
active. The very qualities he possesses
J -frankness and simp!:city--are con
Aucive to the growth Il the highest
manhood and womanhood.-Success.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
a Fathers Protection.

Father, it is as essential for You to
provide safeguard against that night
iicnd to your children. Group. as to their
hunger Taylor CHI rokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure cough
Group and colds. 1t druggists. 23c
SOC. and $1.00 Il bottle. Sold by all
druggist.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
One Way to Hold 1t.

Hanson-Biack has been riding up
and down Steenth street on the trolley
for ten years, yet he's always looking
out Of the car windows, as if he never
saw the street before
Jansen-Yes, he does hate to give up
his seat in a car.-Philadelphia Carica-
ture.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
Poetical Economy.

THAT wild looking poet is great
money saver.'
I'm what way?'
''Don't have to buy shirts OF collar
buttons-hair grows long in the back,
and his flowing beard acts as shirt
front" atlanta Constitution.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday. February 8, 1905.
Lines to a Baby Girl.

~H. she has such way with her!
stay with her
~ And play with her.
Her cheeks arc round and dimpled and
Her eyes are heavens blue.
Ny life is spent quite half with her.
I laugh with her
And chaff with her
TIL She looks up with laughing eyes.
And all She says Is Goo
Sometimes try to walk with her.
/ talk with her
And rock with her.
She knows some way nay love for her
Is tender and IS true.
And so I sit and. speak with her
And seek with her "
The cheek OF her -
TO brush with little kisses. and
Quite all she says Is Coo!
She toddles in to share with me
My chair with me.
Her air with me
Is that Of queen tnperious.
Ny heart her subject true.
Upon the floor she lies with me
And tries with me
To rise with me
When romping time IS over. and
She looks up and says Goo!
Oh, she Is such a part OF me.
The heart Of me
And art Of me
Could not express my love for her
So tender and so true.
She is the treasure blessed Of me.
Hearts guest Of me.
The best Of me.
This little baby CIR, Of me
Who looks up and says "Goo!"
j. w. Foley in New York Times.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
Poetica1 Hope.

Friend-What is hope:
Poet-It's something that wakes YOU
up at 4 O'Clock in the morning when
the postman doesn't come around till
10.'-Ram's Horr
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
As to Fools.

"At forty man is either 4 fool or 4
physician
'And the fool is the physicians pa
Boston Journal
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
The Better Way.

"Were you satisfied with your un-
cle's will?''
ENTIRELY. took the precaution to
become the attorney in the case
Chicago Record Herald.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
The Bright Side.

"A1y dyspepsia i: SO troublesome I
can hardly eat.''
''Well, at any rate. it must be an
economical complaint - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
Is It Right =?

l. il right that property owner
should loS,. 81 30 to let dealer make 30
cents: \ dealer makes 30 cents NOR
ON fourteen gallons uf rcadv-foru>r
paint. at 81 30 per gallon: the property
owner loses just $4.2o. l. it right:
1t Only requires + gallons Of L. q NJ.
and 3 gallons linsts'd oil TO paint a mod
crate sized house.
T"n Thousand Churches painted with
L,myn,an & Martinez l.. & NJ. Paint.
Lib: raj quantity given to churches
when ln%glt from w. p. Roof. II
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
MARKETS BH TELEGRAPH.

New FORK. ~: "a FIIcT-Rec..s,s n -, o.
.In-d.:ei :s.@g:.;. nv. slesay barley ii.na: ifi:
90: export. .s... sroi 0;S nSn: HAfSs Z, FeiDss p.
g.. .lesa;or and s:f.c Z. o. b aaoat: No. j
fui. contrni from star: 10 fn!sh, wheat was
ins ss ,Ss fa' prapas AM a"sh Si.h. nishsE sIs
ciIaI :nrusics. aside iIorn s;rsns .apsort:rx
from Ru-+.a decreased S@u;hNss, "neTinss a
~. ,ss sn az ia an's hns ~, er,2ieninc .T-sula
Nsg .: s-IsTs:'.c c!cs.d 81 Corn-I:.cc,e,s
-; spet i.rH. No. Sc elevator and Sc
were active and very strong on vigorous t"r"r-
i.TS,a n., t,S Mrs' an and .:ih; st'cks. closing
Jan. i2Vasi..:. closed aa.c MAJ .,..a5;Vc
Sl.-rd 5!-.r oais-R-c-ipt, $50: export /.
a. St !S,n1,i hsn' MN. MY: %a': - to 2 H. r.
c!ir2,.I sh..s, 50 To - lbs. ssissS'I:c. Hay
s,sAdS sn ii.ps .asE s;a,e. comni5n {, chSIcs
Coast. 1875 I1gI:c. 10, l2aIsc. ct!s ssi:c,
stsSas ~; meats % s;esdH MN Is2a 2a' .,ssv tran hs y
Ii."i s.'a i: cofn,9ana S'saE. PORK STEADY.
arr, Maias;-, .,.siy. ~ eaey Rice
S'h:caso; oct. :'.-i.sh quotation, were ~
.2i'c"s fio4r h:li.. Wn-ai-Ng. spring $50
- y" :. ..'tS'>. y. red s.Z.'Nc. Corn
SO : -: NJ 10 is. NIT sssss. ssss.e. M "Ats
white >. g5e--c Reno s.s.rsS. Ear,.y
~. se.i,-P-ine ,l.no,hv a.:s GSt.IXxas9s Gtshx t.9
trac; E-n4e 81 - !'ro,Iscn-a!e~r ro:x ner
m. SsaiG IL. lart pc, 10 he. E.n5i,: sha-;
ft'- sG.s tln-nset s. 0,sS..tS. sho-- c!esr efIes
.n,d - rs -. wh.sky-Eaa:s Q: h,Sswine,
Kan.a, Ci:r No, cs-. a-wh.a,-p.. -r.e
May sisc. ca.t. No hard -,II,c; No ;
Tiyc: y. rel Essc: NJ casa No
SoSc co-r-n.c. to'.r: Nav $r<~: cash NJ
: nnis~' "!G ssi-c. rev 1Stss-c. 40 &c
"; wh':. ~. = r-~ Sirn Oa:s-No
chs'c. ,'rpo,hy $3.50 .; esoie. rr.,r,. sny e y
r.. :.-say .ia';.: E.s.:p,,- wh.., ss "".
80. oo-n Z -. oa;, ii.. "a
S'.H1.-oN. o.. .i-Tr1es- Wheat
s2.sc. Ma sii.c: No Ns-i sac: So S1r.h-
e- df.~- 70 Sor-Hs-r s-s.- r-o-,--y--.
ra.-rts =. . r. s"C"ni ps;s1-- - .S,g ss- e-s
c."1-- g .tta- seoo-i Gears 8 ica2 % Bran
:, Telsio, ,2lei c"t 2'-c',v.,'..,-ca.4 SRI n.
rglu.h. Hi,r. o.. :i-wta.- 20 arrive.
y So-th.-n 81. 40. Sa--hsrn sc~ Or,
track. NJ No-rH"rr &C.. "" Nsr.bsrr
y Pc, 81. May ~ oats 20 arriv. sni
MF-aGses. o.. .;-vN~.- ~-,,-: -,
sS., Ry. f-n. y. iic Ea.ley strr-E.
So '1E.~ ass.f
; CTre!r-sti OF -v'tisEv--!..fi.-v -,
;sh.4 s1@i. s'esd- n basis f'c&
r~r-ia II 49, -4-f-.-- tiyrs-. -, /. ~,r
ioE ------ NJ --sc. n.s NJ. &C.: rsx 20
" vs-. :s1.'-- wh!.sy o. III. Sass. o.
s. . f1- tsr!stlrs. o.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
IT. Louis REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY ocTop-r. 25. 1905
SUMMARY YOfST.LOUIS MARKETS


principally sympathy With Chi and Dnh European cables Locally
demand In Chicago other domestic market. both and future. quite
With considerable and There good buying in the
favorable the buying side private cable from tina. country state.
the country feature Of the local cash market vas the fact tha, n
hard hberaiy Ch
Budap c
y
The
u
wheato
a fraction
Dec a
o
the bank werein
betwe ~, nd
Sppc otton lac
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
d. Louis Future Prices.
Prod

BrTTER-alots: crsaT.ry-E,,r. .ii:c:
iisss..5. ifs .-aana. is;-s az, isiry -p.5s.a.
y y g ,e ,s "a be- e fs. s... ecu .s '"sa,rs .a,.
fTEEsE-Oa o<Gers: Iwirs IL. sirx,.s
--a.c. tsrte, :1i.c: I: A. I-',c: lons horus
..'-c. y.is.. -, Lsr ss.s.,.EIso.o. Iisii,..:
.: .-aIsc So AZ :.1i.c. Exick-C1sics u! 90
.. ss-o.i quality sss inc-
EsSGS-Recs.yv9. 4 ~ cas>s iSczl ard .Zl
-hEoaSa. shJp-d. i.sS e1sss. rnsrs,t h-r
sgv.rnine .-a1inS. sa'sS>r rnas, si.nd ell l,ss
q ss.- dos In the csse. cgr-.at r-oeio-s-
S.a--ny ea.es returned .. i-lsc SDu.hern sn1
:-.--tss s'cck isss. s:s;s. easss incHesi -.
LIE PJJIiTRT-old ehseA.as-Fosis sI>o.
-os1s.s-s g.. cd ,EYssTs !Sc. old s.~s. =
s.-trs chiessns. sysrsse r-ce..ts, io->c. !acss
. s;x.ne ge~s~ s.. sY-!as se,keys lie. ltnis
and r,<r isasb. Old Sssnez -aloSsl. p~y cor .
& e. yoyrs gsx'nes th,ch-ns -. Ess psg.S.s
DRESSED Por-I.-RI-cniehns-r,v ,s-
rosters SO: So nS os;rksss re. is-feya
Cd cs ,osae. IN Eh-n 80 Fo<sGvtne price.
:5r s.e~t. osO.cs -s-t oaiy. eu-is. sra,avaxs.
cAME-oso.. ,.s-a. ., q . s.r sos .rps-
Fo.sIiX1 PIGs.ns. = s.r had
Ga ...s ssf:-s s<r 4. tAs.s. Ssss1e p.r u
q Z. Tsal,os Msrs., .. r-s q ur.sa 2.s
Is-s... IL ,nssa.. ~. Anses;ss Ia: oct
Ffo.0 i.Eos-oss,. Ne, I sr.-..~s .,
ES p: 80. Ma nsa.sn ss G-G. Na .;
rkssa srEy q urs-ns.. ., n. sa,.
Ne: "a e NJ: xA e & lSsao-PO n:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
LOCAL STOCKS ACTIVE.
But PRICES IRREGULAR.
FRACTIONS IN GOOD DE-
MAND AND HIGHER.
Large Sales Of United Railways
Four Per Cent Bonds
cellaneous List Quiet.

Trading vas rathef active In yesterday's
but prices were irregular and generally
lower. The volume Of sales was quite
large. the tssues dealt in being those
which usually enter the active list. The
trust company Issues.
fractions we're stronger and In good de-
rnant- The largest amount Of United Rail-
handled IN 4 single session for several
months. $Z7.vc0 changed hands at "a Is
which was Q fraction under the last pre-
NtoUs sale. United Railways preferred
Was higher at 81
The weakest point IN the market was
National Bank OF Commerce, which sold
on the downturn. the last transaction be-
!ng S;fe. which was $50 below Mondays .
selling price. MechAnics-AmericanN Nation.
al sold IL &2S.50: Commonwealth Trust
a $A5. and Mississippi Valley Trust az
2,S and S.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
PeOvIalon0

rohE-o.'.s standard n.ess .. . 'ses'as vsy
IsRT-,-h1so- st-sn N E s... -,.,>. q.
= no-ai-..r Ks--l---e.isres ~ .l.a-t.e ss,s.
iRrfx Mas. rTc.-ous,. a. ,,.,,
:. Size: iissas-'eay. 8: > - a. 80 -. I;
So zee q. EEs .. a. y sSs-asc .sr.,s.
s.G - s-f :-G.ss a. o. &c -aii.orr.ss =,
80 S.- TG-k .aG1Si-rs Css:, sv, .. sss
gsIi~--ssSsv- a. .flc- i1-sT ., YfL-c f.sv
a. - Ii-sv a. ~ Fr1-z the blne< ,si /.
Hsns % ~ rcr -gn-c.-h7s~s. S-iii.s a: - -
tie. arcnFfins % syeras>: CAl:orELas a: ~,
Ssp IcTE .nrui1s-s a a
-. 8 HTA-E-r' s-ivs. i,sss -1-ss ~',..s
cicssc -o-.i1sIy 'h1s5 ss-s- Of. S~ ga e. sy
~ 70 { . 2 Bal ia.s n . email t5sN,rs
v.y onSst. Extra s>a--s q. Sc. rs--ss g.
sa5-- eIsar &c. e<ff..s 80 20 io- pia-e, z
"a; >sess -sc; s-snes-5 sa-ks Sc Ors.r
hsr>sg
BacoS.ea..f .-a.s :. . soes:ns ssy
q i,--c 'os -s1tos nr--s Ian. q, i.-sr e I,,,e
CSH'5--iAs ~ y. :: SsN y0Fs <ssnais.-s q, ~.
sssi7 s1o<~5 hrred iots - sr1'i t5h.f-sr vsy
r..s-i Erfra siorts A. si.c. e'-fo- q, sc- go
r5-sr ~. ssde- SO - fSt-r: .iz,ss -t~S
IA hscss - s-.-Ssri sscks ~ p>s,,rs
e.A-x.s sae>sr - r.ts-s
oE%k,o sTENPISE-<gsr-s .n-,.-xify .L0-s--
1AI.I>op'--sEstc -r-r.,- c-sks sc .1 S.sr.
ssrse.'J s-.-s us-.. Ne 81 ;zse- Pa ke.V
oREssEr-.: r,g.a <. y.He. r,.asx<:
Gs.s- &C s1 Ts,rs.J &C r soT csosrs Pix
~ s.oea srsyE sossse. yst'sv 5sSrSe. sasss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
RUSSIAN RAILROAD STRIKE
MAKES WHEAT PRICE STRONG.
LIGHT RECEIPTS HELP CORN
TO FIRMNESS.
Sentiment in Oats Pit Is Bullish
on Export Demand, and Pro-
visions Are Steady in
sympathy.

Chicago. Oct :a.-Probable curtailment
OF snipTents OF grain from Russia. owing
to spread Of labor troubles. was largely
wheat market here. Al the close wheat
1or Dec. delivery Vas Up &C. Com Is up
,.4Asc. Oats show a gain Of sa.c. Pro-
VISIONS are up . shade TO Sizc.
WHEAT.
The wheat market vas nrm throughout
Dec. option was q shade to isU 1~c high
er at sc TO G,sc.
The principal cause Of the initial firm
ness was an advance In the price Of wheat
At Liverpool. said TO be due to smaller
offerings OF wheat from Russia and Dan
ubian ports. Unsettled weather in the
United States was another factor instru-
Government bureau o:lcialiy forecastei
quite enough rains for Tomorrow. Great
er sisnificance. however. was attached to
cable news SUGGESTING increased European
The railroad strihe In Russia attract
ed much attention. especially Dispatch
es stating that the labor disturbances
long darson ana slSsksss ,aSie Ss ,. 10 Be S
roads. II was asserted. would cause great
e. demand for American grain.
AS d result. shorts and commission
houses here were active bidders during
the greater part Of the day. For Dec
the highest point OF the session was
reached a; s.i.asT'sc.
ihs'taSt VI S-csc.utC DN- IN tne Visible StrY,-
ply started some selling by pIt traders
tate In the day. In consequence a .iiSnt
reaction occurred. The close however
WSs firm With Dec. at H..,S.s.c.
ti"araaces OF wheat ard Hour were
equal TO !i3.Jo tu. Primary receipts were
l.aAsuc bu.. compared with lil5.uO bu a
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chica-
SO reported c.cSipts OF L".S cars, against
50 cars last week, and 90. ca:s = year
ago.
CORN
Wet weather and light receipts impart-
ed iirrnsSs 70 the cor! market 4 feature
O trading Was heavy purchases of the
MAY delivery b. q prominent operator. To
taI purchases by this cne trader were said
70 har" been over 3.6l5.o)0 bu Higher
prices at Liverpool helped 10 stimulate de-
niand ioc corn here. \ decrease. sor the
week o: 6i.c,O bu. In the visible suprly
was hu.lish factor. The market ciosc,i
MN. Win prices at the highest point of
the Gay. Dec. opened SHADE 10 &c high
sr az t5fi'isC. sold up 70 i5'r. ari closed
~ the top Local receipts we-e IL; cars.
Win 20 or contract grade.
OATS
Sentiment IN the oats market was b,I-
ish largely as q result OF continued ex-
."!ieat demand from exporters. 4 report
Tom cash houses Indicating heavier re-
c'ir:s throughout Illinois lad seemingly
htll" effect on the market. Dec op-n.ti
urChaTs:es; 20 Il shade higher at .Sis 2e,.c
To- 2s'=s,. sold between Gt-s' and -. ..i.c
sgd Az c:nsed at .s'sc- Local receipts were
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
Misrelinueous Markets,

stNfL1NER sLED-At 81 20 per 10 lbo
8, hAf iiS ,oRN-New white TO arriv. sod ..
GhAss sLEDs-ougt.. Pr 100 lbs: Timo,Ay
sooi Sradss-pEiu;. worth more. Clover a, from,
'fd fdr 'si 81 IN to sb. All 20 :5 LE's ss c.op :. 81
e.'ssn I,,t, t,!art ~ sli.. f2i Few 10 arrive.
DRIED TTUTrs tsTs;s: Sid Sppies~sun.dri..,
:c--fsnc, more. inferioI at safe. quarters
i,.c fsa.ns<- he, Sln-dri-d m at .J4.c. all unm-r
nEhNs AM Ft:As-ono:e on ora.rs. ,rcr,
i'e.--a." AZ s. - old at $50: .pii; iess s. o
2iaes",- pas :2.,-,, - - Lima bears ..
tIsH: c,s";ry. at 81 % 81 s. for SQUAD.
HpN.:f 'n'nh--So 7 sh!rs clover at ii,9
.'za.c. ~" IA caEs s.=.sc. inferior less. Csn-
t":nia IN .ai's : -
sr&y trgNn ana black mixed isr.c: brown
snf BLACK mixed :sf =. nlaciias -plrked X 81
ei;rI blsck s.. iE:srior I-ss
y, SorIEAGEEg2,s .. order, ,ar nroms, q.
:" for ",A hooT i.oar S,,..d = .s tor ei.ht ho...
nS Saa az Ss = ':T .I; and = s-s ;o
bbI.- g.: to halc-b -bbis 75c. do. kegs Sc. u
. q; Sc Sfsa' hoop ao D.. as' ..ss ss.
s s29p snsaI &c, .,S-h9 90. ga mi,l-ian.. s
@orToS SEED 'oir.-TSla..r Whit. re: ,.r.
ss: Se,ilas '. shi'- s.e AZ yellow ss quo" nc: 's'
CASTOR oIfe-In .1;. - 30 gsi, or over 0.
i FlkrHf .si. me sr gees. m 'oIs n ...,
g. +, =; & sna an ~ lt. . ; 1,s. 81. pfss .s ss,. q, q
-. y -sGk5c. HN i7aae. INK ie9,:c. XxXS
Arg. -i Z " "i % on an .HA :,a ssef.. on
ChJice q. ~=t. ---.ae: o- damaged stock
ROOTS Ginseng q, s. .ss..s FOR s~.r.s. -
c.ip's. bg; tommy. se.ty. etc. less: eui,,
s:as =: ssfa.n .sai - ic5 grim. az S; S'sst;
-no.a. S:n.. e .sa. "a hf. 'i ., re. ss e @
sinzsr =; ss!E-rsI1 y black cgoosn ic.
BEE BEtswtx.&gst. 'd. pr',n' at .''.e Der h.: al
pEE.REsiSs. I:Tc.-ov' - s~..-n-nominal.
;sn .. q j., in,1iigr rs: .n,.iap. u; ,,,.S,sa: %
soai Isal c .sch
FROM %. - a. .ae., so- esrrsa, .aE. os-dIy
d. from &c 10 - srt clipped At boc. Dry
.aIsn !Ta'sc per 10 fer heavy ssr,akAss to 100
LiSsEIcD oII.-ouo,asl. in 10, from lys
Fs,Sifs s.:': ann: :':s. &C & isS:s e r..
"; wiI.S1T. ST I. 9iets - l,a .. y. -, su
HICKORY NtTs.-9so's per sAr iAsss %
"Tf1sTSuTs-3ss,. ns- Easter. - mC.o
t1psR-.: sDa.y ger s.r
IYP coRS-Tss-?,.ssiy s-y. that .,i Pr .,
r.afy sale .sr ire ~ aob for1 gc1.ss
~ r-frs: q Gs... 2. Sar Write
EEssyI EpEt--tISotss Dsjshofaa bruaA. ope
tn-., IN ear lots IN -Ik .. s:orn ~ sor osdnxyy
o, s1s fgf choke.
BONE -P.sarnss n ic.s On uk TITS
sde a, SIS PER .oe ssaz.is- lots oefis
HOPs-s..o.e- Sss is.s al L0z1c. Ws0osvn
a; i:s.,r. for.tss .; <:.gs. TO masAss fer
cnsE lnts o. n.srey srou,s-
MAPLE srGsE-Spotahls p<- n. % ~ for
hs.err ard sZ5ye so- csnsl:a
-rRSf IRON ASp NErA,~PR - NJ
vro1=h' &-S hsssy cas-, .: 90 naIisss:e. 0sssi
snf ss-asAx. Sc. s:ovs C.. tsht srses 0H,
scs.T s-s.. ne. eo.7sr 81 -. Ere q =: ~!
o. p~St.g 8.
Exp-G BAkf.EI.S-Srs! ell. g3so!ins. aapk
TIA sy.r.-s slc0h>i s-ss tsss~.'.re 81. B. Ufns
3. Hhsssr -SJS.c A.se-: sArnish. miners oil
-. s-1esi-s- oii t1<. %. wine er Vhssky, hnis
Ssss Sc: ,-oYS snf s'rrp 81 ssir. spSssr. ssr
ISr: f1Lr trs svssf i.-vcs &fart SsB<sr: Diekis
La krnue, ha.S khis- .I
peerOl&00.
o.! City. Oc.- :s-Cresss ealasoas ma 0HaD-
s..s's - sse,sss G,tS: r.s: u -: eso.