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11 THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JULY 27. 1903. 5 i FINANCIAL WirGmmM!m T&m -JLSHSJ-3f 7X and CHESTNUT ST& t I Sjvln-j Department ES BMMBSZEiSffiKvyStBitiSBSB WHITAKER & COMPANY Invite Personal Interviews and Corrcspondenco Relative to the Purchase and Sale of Bonds And Siccus. - - - - Direct Wire to iew York. 3G0 North Fourth Street a. g. edwards & sons, STOCKS AND BONDS. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. 4IO AND 412 OLIVE STREET. BULLISH WEATHER REPORT ADVANCES CORN VALUES. WHEAT FOLLOWS LEAD COARSE GRAIN. OF Lack of Rain in Kansas and Con tinued Reports of Hot Winds Are the Features, Corn led the market on the upturn Satur day. There tras little news on which to ba?o values, and only a moderate demand from outsiders, but tho professionals con sidered the lack of rain and the continued hot weather In Kansas a strong bullish . card. Tho active option was well taken throughout tho session, despite the fact that local receipts were large. "Wheat did not hao much life, but after a break at the opening tho market fol lowed the trend of corn on the upturn. The , "volume of trading was only moderate. Canh Grain, flour. I2tc. WHEAT Receipts 4 K3 fck. and 1C3 cars lrcal and 11 cars ttrough. By cample. !el : No. 2 reJ at 7fc?liftc W and 79u73-tc C fide. lo 3 icl nt 7rti7b4c for old nnd IZ'u'te W. and 778i7,VUc H. side for imn No 4 at 775c: ccily at 4 Cc; rejected .it C7c; no-cradc t-3'atwc: No. 2 hard 3 74c old and 76c now; No 3 !tanl at 67U7lc old and 7:674c new; N'o. 4 at CvUCTc; no-gr-nle at -wc 5-ca irent iat tu eit-t ro. - ita ut 7fec:No. 3 red at 7-ic. No. 4 at 71Uc. CORN ItocelDi. 21 fks and 51 can local ar.l !Z& cars through. Py sample, del : .No : nt 4DM2 K)c: No. 3 at ajc and no-prude at 42c 1Z. sloe No. 2 white nt Clc K Mile No. 3 white at -iJc f. o. b. and 50c on trk. V . si(!c OATS Ilrelits -t cars local and . cars Fltimnch. iir .nmrHf. Arl Nrt nt TS.'!Z& No. T2 at I23UiC: No. 4 at 3lc; No z nhlto at 25i? 3Sc; No. 4 white at SOCiSc to &Q3c IlYE Kecelrts 900 1m : shipped 247 bu.; st-adv. Sales: 1 car No. 2 del to U. stdo at 50c, 1 car jio-rrade Ji'slde at 4Cc deL FJUANSEED No bids, no olTertJiss. Crushers out until the new crcp bepins to moie. FLOUR Sort -winter Hour: Patent S3f94: straights $3 75$i3&5: extra fancy S3.Cdi3 7&. clars WS SBV3.35: low grades In Jutes $140:t. Hard 'kvinttr flours In Jutes Pattnts S3 50 for !Uls to 3 73 for extra fancy: ttiaiffhts $3 253 35. clears J3.7O03.iO. ForegoiriR prices for lots from llrst hands trk. or at depot-thla tide Orders higher. RYE I'LOUIl In a Jobtiln; way at 53.05 in jut KlwK. and $3.30 In wood for new. ilixtd and In ferior less. CORNiinAI-Quotable f. o. b. nt S2.70 for city ireal. S3 for pearl meal, grits and hominy. ItRAN fold In lWs 1Z. trk. basis at 70c to 72c Mixed feed quotable at 73276c and mlds at fcOc to j-uc In 10-ra. At mill bran sells 75S7o and chips at W5?95c HAY Receipts 723 tors local and S3 through. FhlpDed lO tons. Market. K. -Fid: Tlmoth Choice H3; No. 1 $13513.50; No. 2 510611.30. No. 2 J7ff9 Now timothy sells at $89 22 Clover Old, No. 1 $14: No. 2 33210. Now No 1 111; No. 2 5?10. Closer Mixed. No 1 311812 for old and 313-010 60 for new Prairie vet side No. 1, new, $10.60: No. 2 $8 505J3 50; No. 3 3.07. STRAW 1 heat rn trk $5 ,l LEAD AND SPELTER Lead sold at $4.123 is. spelter at 15 47V.. TVmSKT-Steady at $1 20. St. Zrals Fntcxrc Prices. Closed Ranged Clo" 1 Friday. lcteiuay. leitcrday. Sept - TiHQTFA TVT;4 Q i ! ...78Sa 7S QtSH 73 Ctorn-Sept .......43. a i$51 Em a Dec ..;. iSW a. 4iVC43 49i$;v Oftt-Sept KH a ....ix.... sr. Sa .... 3Vi. a ....'J.... i b Stocks of Grain In Store. Saturday. Trldav. last Tr. KTltAt ..... l91i) Z.VZ.'Ol Corn -2oS.:o ;:.;ii zm,. oit Ei.os- n,ir rr.i'js 3ty. a.3M 1S.;2 5.SJ5 23axley 73 73 No. 2 red wheat 347.541 339.521 703,2:S No. S hard wheat 3.1S3 3.IM S) No 2 mlxKl corn 1K.M8 lf.lis IjS.a'l No. I -white corn S7.ZH t3,3 s7 No. I jfllaw corn 7.;iC 7,:IG i4K No. I railed oats 1S.1 13.KJ I..0-)J No. 2 rj H.iM 13.1S) OIS Hide.. Tny flint Texas and Indian Territory butrhcr (IS lbs. and o er) at 15c, do. (do.) fallen at ICc: all clock under 16 lbs. at He; natlie and Ar kansas at 13L.c round; culls 7c; natUeb on se leitlon No 1 at 3c No 2 at 12c: dr-altcd at 31612c for llcht to he&: on pelectlon No. 1 at llWSimc. No. 2 at ID'iHll'ic: (rrccn-Balt-d round at Tic: green-salted on eelectlon fie: 8c for No. 1: 7c for No. 2. Bulls or uncured 1c tjr lb les.. par rured c l.v culls 2c Horse hides Green No. l at J2 75, No. I at JL73; ponies, colts and blues at Jl: all dry 75c Wool. Missouri and Illinois led combine &. clothing mxd.21!i22 Clothlnc :i 4i21',4 Lou- & braid. ..II (rt-' Hurry &. clear.. IS tii9 Uurry 17 aiili Jlardburry 13 IHH Ucht line 17 t18 HeaT line ....14 WIS lmb 18 il3 la.. "Wis- and Minn. Ilrlsht medium 2i)'2rf21 Jari medium. .16 017 Uttit fine 17 SjITU ylleaT fine ....12 C14 A Angora Goat Hair Jktonr lustrous. .2 tfM fShort icoarsclJ BU FIIeWIv burry..ll oi5 Hard burry ...10 Oil Kas . Neb . Dak.. Wj. BiiRht medium 23 Ci2'' Inrk mul!um..i5 &17 1-lKht Unc . ...16 Si 17 Heavy buck.. ..11 5jl3 lex.. 1. '1 and Ok. Med . 12 mo.. ..20 4i20tj Med.. CSS mo.. 19 Ullh Coarse i. low. .14 4il6 Ucht fine . ..IS (MS llfiny fandy..ll Cil3 Ark. and houthcrn Mod. (Aretes). .21 eil't Med. (loose).. ..1 (fcis' liurry IS il Hard burr-....ll Sjllli Tubwashtd No. 1 231$ No. 2 21 fi2(H liurry a) 2l Black, cotted. etc. from 4c to Cc per lb. less. Prodncc. Butter Quotations: Creamery Extra 20c: firsts 17c; seconds 15c Dalrj Extra ice: firsts Hylic: jrrea.e 405c:( ladle-packM. extra 16c; firsts lie; CGUmrTIAt''-t luvw aa-v. .ti.ciiui ir ' Eccs Current receipts 11K8131SC Itecclpts 1.- .. .a liwnl R..I. -li tlmMli. chlnm...... . ftti local and 744 through; fhtpmenu Z.O10 f piM3. PKB5. ' ri...e TV. ouote Northern on orders: Twins lie: sineles ll'.c: dairies lmc: T. A. 12c; lonc horns 12c: WmburEer, new IvJlOc: Inferior Ia 4c. Snlss OU 18S1KC; new 1516c Brick lib (JllHc- Provision. Pork New standard mess In & jobblnc way closed nominally at 314.20. Lard 3ioIco steam on K. sids closed nominally at 6.90c; kettle-rendered .JiteSc Green Hams. Etc Car lots held f. o. b. C side thus: Hams 10-av. at 12c, 12s at llHc.,143 at 10?iC 16eis at lOHSflOVlc 2Vs at lout Skinned hams-36 at 12c, ls20s and 22ff24s at 12Hc: Callfomlas at,7c; New York shoulders nS12-ar.) at 7!4c But, to arrlie. 12314-ai. hams otTerea In midweek at 10".c c a. f., and not taken. KWm the block, del.: Hams at XSil04c and bellies at 8c to lllic. M ' averase; CalifornUs at 6"-&7&c; New lorlc shoulders at 6c t Mjt. To .ftrrHe- loose curinl fr'rlba dull and nominal, doticc: 45-a. at T.32Vc, and 1 M-av. 7.S7HC c a. t. Uxd. in a Jobbing way 4 rnnced: Extra shorts at Sc. Cribs at Sc short yftlear at SHc, bellies at Si'Ac. plates at SWc. at backs 7c standard backs t?c Dealers chare. AlKher on orders. Bacon Bxd. ' r. c. meats In a Jobbing way raneed: Breakfast bacon at from llic for havy to I6e for chdlco liKht: hams at 12S.C to 1214c: Calif ornlas at I SWc: New Tori: shoulders at SS.C Plalm smoked bxd lots in a johblnc way raneed: Extra shorts at S7tc: c'ribs at SVc: short clear at 9Sc; bellies at Uhc; plates at 7c: fat on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Ul d EtVIL. VL1UIS iUKli.Ul open till 3 p. m. Mondays. - 5i2irrtFKSi m$ 1 I I I TTMIIIII IT MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE, CHICAGO BOARD Or TRA2E, ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. backs at SUc. staniard backs 9c Dealers cbirpc hlsher en .r rs. OU-o-Sttarlne Nomlnil at 7c. Tallow Coantr runninc iwur dull and lower. No 1 at 4lc. o J at .lTc Packers fctock at 44C und 5c from prime to cho co I'ountry I.ird rritiie in cxd pkss. at Ci?6-a Country liat-on Uuot tiuos nt iv. (;rea- Qucte small Imcular lot countrj: Rrown 2c; jcllow 4Sc ard white 4siC. Quote packers stock, nominally llrown S's'aiC, jil low 4U4'4c; white at SSia1. Free tps S:arcc; quou at $1.50 per dcz. for larpe. $1 for medium and tOc fcr small Bef On orde.-s. Ubld Plate, roll und Fulton rrark-t $11.50. mes $11; drl-J. per lb ets IPiC. lnsldes He, knuckles 14c, outsldts lllc, torsus 144c rer lb als Quotn choice to fancy 2Q4c for heay to Ec for small and fat 103 to 110 lbs ). rrctc and thin 3c to 34c. fchcep and lambs dJ?. jtarlms ?ht-p at 2l-lz3c. ola butki and o.- .it lid-'-. fipiinR lambs at 4c to 4V per lb . Lin. Iamo nt 2c to 3-c thin lamb not wantfd Lte Poult r Old chlck-r hens per lb, 9'-c; rooti.rs 5c ducks 0c, sprlnp k-pso 7c. rr:nff turkjs 25c, oil turkejs 13c. Rece, full featht-rcd, 5c. lle pigeons and tquabs per doz.. $U Dressed Iced 1'oultry Chickens Hum 10c; prlnc chickens 12'-c; roosters 5'c; tuikein 14c I-ortKlng tist.res are for choice only. Fresh Flth-Qjote: lPack has at lie; crappie at S: for small to 5c for large, dressed cat vc. spoontill cat 7c; bullheads d reused Sc and prro- 4c. buflnlo proes 3c. dressed 4c. Gtrman carp dred 2-c, gross 1c, eunllsh 3c; white perch 3c. I'rnlls and VcKCtalilcn. HLACK1JEP.I:IES Hcn-c-j;ron at S5"W a tra up to 51 S'J for fancy l.auon. ConsiKned lKor and polr? at about charKts. iLAl'BLHItTlis-Ilome-grown red at S1.5C31..0 a tn and bHck at Jl I0rl 2j I'BACHBS P-r 4-taet crate: Texas at 6O3.0C for poor to Sltl.L5 lor KOod to choice Elbcrtl. Alabanui bite Sue and EUwrta J1.25, Missl"-sippl. Illinois Tenns'-ee and Arivanas at 75CVJ1 Home-crown at 53c$21 pr -bu. basket. I'liAKtf riorida Le fonte at J2.73 a crato or lbl Home-grown at 20Cj2oc a peck fcr common varieties GCX)SEBnr.mns In liana 6-KaI. case at S2.aiJ 2.00 .md 7-jrai at J2.7J Chicago 4-Kal case at S1.2T. Home-Krown at II per 3-ral. tray. VII01tTLJ;taJia:lES Arkansas at $333-23 per C-pal cae. -NEW AITLES-Conslcred 1-3-bu. box: Green and Astrakan SJOWc. led 401?;oe: pecks lOSUc for cittrn and red 2u i2:. 2-3-bu tox from 4Ji( 3ite for green and Astrakan to S'JC for transpar ent. Barrel lots green at ?1.2331.) to !?ti2.23 for red and some fancy trar-parent at &&2.0O. Home-cTown in bu. box at 5jiQ;i.v3 and from J2.WT2 Ml -per bbl. CUltKANTS In liana 6-gal. case at J2.X5i.40 for sourd. OltANOES-On trk.: Eeodlinc at f2.41S2.73: Mediterranean cntets at S2 MST2.S3. and Valencia at J3 50574 On orders Zi'aZc a box hlgh.r. Il.UM Common red jeliow or CblcKasaw nt 7W7c a C-cal case. "Wild koosc. C-cal ca $15? I.t3 and 1-2-bu box at JOtOOc for -ound. Home-Ero-vn at 45Wc a -bu. basket locse. LBMONt California on trk. on basis S1.7334 for choice and 51.c- for fane. Messina and Mr. dell on orders at $33 50 a box. BANANAS -;i2 a bunch en orders. COCOAM.TS-123 per 1.000 E. trk . and In Job bing -,a nt $2.7; ter 1W. , l'lNEAPl-Lta-FIorlda at Jl.7302.2; up to S2.M for choice. CAI.1I-OP.NIA DECIDUOUS FRUITS-Apricots 75cSIl a 4-baket crate. Peaches at wS"c a - lb bnx. Plums. Clyman 7Cywc, Burbank S1V1.2 and Trasedy prunes at tl.0ual.75 a 2Mb. box In a Jobbing way. Car sold at auction at much lower figures. PlGSJuoto fresh Texas per 4-baskct crate at C.VXTALOUPES-Star.dard crates early at 11.73 (52 and later mainly from 51. 2331.5') for Texas, while soft sold at 50ff75c. Arkansas bu. crates from J1S1 23 and taskets at 4)fl60c Texas musk melons in bMs. at tl 0 (damaged). WATEHMELONS-!i;052r.O per carload, or from 513 ti 535 per I'M. according to size. NEW POTATOES-Trlumph-, del . from 4J43e for damaged to 50JO3C for KOOd to c-ioice. Hori" jrrown early Ohio from larmers wacons firm at Uf'ifi3c per bu looe NEW ONIONH-Cholce New Orleans Jl per tack, near-bv jellow dull at 403i3c. NEW CABEAGE 13S20C a bu. box and 30310u per Mil. Orders hlsher. CUcrMHEHS llcmc-grcwn plentiful and s-I!-lnjr from 50tc per bu. box. Consigned at about charces. TOMATOES Home-frrown steady at 11.2331.30 per bu loose. tonslgned from 2023c for jrre-ri and leaks ot 4Qtf59c for good to choice per . batket crnt. PAHPLEY Homc-rrrown at Cj78c per doz. BEETS New home-crOAn at 10c per doz. bunch w LEnTUCE Home-Krnw n at 30350c per bu. box. CAUKOTS New home-grown at 10c per do, bunches GUEEN TEAS Home-grown at JlSfl.CO per bu. loiwe. (JUMBO Arkan-os 4-basket crate at OOcGH- CAUI.IKLOU'KU-st'ciiJi per bu. box. according to qualit. TLBMPS Home.-own. 23tt4rc a. bu. box. CEI.EHV New Michigan at 10313c rer bunc-i, cr 7519': per case EGGPLANT Choice New Orlcani at SI per bbl. and Alabama at 51.30 per bcx. Home-grown at $1 jter doz KAI.E Home-grown at 10-??1"h3 per bu. looso PEl'i'ERh Texas 4i at 23u30c and Arltansai 4s at 23c Home-grown at 73cS5l per bu. box. RADISHES Horn-gronn at l)?15o per doz. bur.chfs for ed to 202230 for white. STRING BKANS-23if23c per bj. box looe. Conslir-d net w.mted. HQl'ASH H"me-grown 230233 a bu. box loce. GREEN CORN Home-grown sugar at 13c per doz. Arkansas at 20325c per doz. Ml-icclluncon. Mnrkctn. FEATHERS-Prime white live geese in small sks 54c, and In large sks. 52c; prime gray do. 41c In small and 40c in largo ski ; old white 40s 42e; X 20323c: XX 22J2Cc: XXX liaific: xxxx 5c: tare. 10 per cent on small sks. and S on large chickens 5c. ducks whito 40c; dark 30c ROOTSQuote, p"r lb : Glnee-ntr at $3.73 to S4.25 stemmj. weedy, etc. less; Udy slipper Sc: -neca 43c; pink 13c: golden seal 43c: black 4c: Mi) appl 2?c: snake 32c: white snake worth 2'c: angelica 5;i6c, wahoo bark of root 8c; bark of tree 24c; blood 2'rfiX blueflag 2c: fassafras bark of root 5c; wild ginger 7c. S.HEEP PELTS Full wool pelts 73cQJl: shc-ir-lln-r 1023c; lamb at 1532Sc; dry fallen, etc. 10SJ lie pr lb. DEER SKINH. ETC. Quote, per lb.: Prime dtr --kins 2w: black tail 24c; Southeast Texas 20c; nntclcpr" Wic, goat 23c each damaged out. IiEEaWAX Unchanged at 28c per lb. for prime SUNFLOWER SEEDS Nominal at $1.10 per 10a lbs. CASTOR BEANS At $1.20 per bu.: smaller lots 5c to 10c per bu. le's. LlNbEED OIL-Quotable nt 36c per gal. for raw and 37c for boiled; lc per gal, less In car lots. CASTOR OIL Lots of 200 gals, at S3ic per lb. for No. 1 and SUc for No. 3, small quantities lc ptr lb more. SAUERKRAUT Dull: quoto in a Jobbing way at $1 13 per half bbl. and at J2 per bbl.; kegs at 50c On orders dealers charge $1.40 for halves and 52.50 for bbl. COTTON-SEED OIL Winter white 4Sc: yellow 1 . ..... I.A ifL. . .'In. "... ..I.J 1CA. IlfU, .UlillllCl V.1...C IV... JVIIU. lUU, MUIU IK. cooking 4ic I HONEY Dull: comb at 10c to 12c: strained ' end extracted at -4!'4c la bbls. to 5c In cans, j California higher: Colorado 16c ! HOPS New. "lork at 23SI27c: Western 23a2Sc: Bavarian at diii'Jc SALT E. Side medium at !vc: granulated SOc per bbl.: ac more pe- bbl. this side BROOM CORN Receipts light: prices un changed, nominal: quolo the range, per ten. In car lots on trk.: Common at $40 to 530: fair at Zi to 560. choice at 763 to 573. STOCK PEAS "Whiupoorwlll at 80S82!4c per bu.: other kinds accordingly. BEANS AND P11AS Quote from store: Dried green peas Scotch at 51.75: cplit teas at $2 per K11 - Impure at Sl.C5-'3l.75: California tlnk nt 3uc per lb.. New "iork kldnev 5-sC: L ma beans 4c: lentils lc Whit bean-f Choice hand-picket beans I at 52.35ft2.40 per bu. Other grades according. 1 KAFFIR CORN White at 7-c per iw lbs. I EMPTY BARRELS Coal oil. turpentine and ! gafollnf) S3c: vinegar 70c. black oil 43c: linseed, light oil and arnlsh 75c: sugar 15c: whisky Mc: do. half bbls. 53c. wine sc: sauerkraut 3034)c: filckla 40tf30c: salt 5c: flour 15c. mo!ases 3c: ard tcs. 40c: 20c off for each broken h:ad. 2c for eacn noon missini.. MOSS Gray mixed lHl!c: gray, brown and black mixed at lQ2c: machine-picked X at 3 0-J-4c: XX at 3V44c: XXX at 4i4S-:: XXXX at 55?54c: Inferior ricked Jc3s: extra black Cc RAGS. ETC. Per 100 lbs.: Country rags at COO 73c Old rope No. 1 Manila at $1.50: No. 2 at 50c Rubber at 53- BONES Choice- bleached at 513 per ton; ether kinds frccn $10 to 214. 1E VNUT-rarmers stock, per lb.: Red lh9 2c; whlto 22Jc- I "OP CORN sclllns on cob at PfcJ$l Tr 100 lb for pcatl; mixed at to Q 75c; rlc-a at $11 25. t-CRAP IRON AND METAL Tcr 100 lbs : Wrcusht Iron 35c: hcay cast 5uc, mnllcabla ilel anil bTf arable 45c; stoe 40-. burnt I5c: Ilsht bras $6. neaw brass $3; copper $3, zlic $3; lead $3 75, icwter $14 Pl.C.xNS Litest sales of Texas !s car lots wre nt 7o for "mall and 740 for pood aeraso; "Vtrrn quotable fc. t-ORCIHLM-CVN'U SEID Quotable at 75c per lu-lbi D1UK1) TRU1T We ouote: Eapiratjl tuples at 4c fcr fair to 4c for eood; bleached chois rt lV-ttlc: do wast at li-iil'sc, ana-bled quar ters ul lc to 4c per lb latter for choice Imnt. fcun dilel peaches nominal MAPI.U M OAR AND SIRLT Xew eucar at SC,l"c ir lb , maple sirup at C00)c ppr pal t;Rb M2ED Quote. Mtlltt r.t 6le per 1C0. Hungarian at v5c to $l, Umur at ; mil tfmcJiy at $2 40. new timothy for Stpt. dtlhory numintl (XKiPRR VOE We quote on ordT. fc- prrmpt dnjtr Lard tc $135 for wool anl $1 i'jT I 27 forMrun-bcund; pork bb!s. $105 ior wood Kind, and 1 for in n hrur.d nW U- :i.5. l:ak work Round hcop flour bbls 20c; II it hi op dn i3c. half-bbls. J7c, meal bbls. 3Cc; product, or aprle tbl; 27c St. Louis Cotton Market. Spot cotton unchanged. Oniinarj 10j G k1 (iidinary 11 l.ow middling lls4 MlUdllm: 12i3 Ctwd mldllim; 1-J .mv.ii.c fair 13H Ttrpt-s ard stitned -ilErc below white. Rec ipt at principal points: GaHeMon. 2u biles New Orlfan 11J bales. lurli'ton, 3" biles. MtirphH 10 bales GahtHton frpi.t market steidy; mUMUnfr I.e. New Orleans Spot market quiet; middling iiempnis .jiot market quiet: middiins 13 13-uc. I bt. Ixafs warehouse statement: I this iisi ' "ar. Year. Storks on hird Sept. 1 11 71" CISTs Net receipts since tept, 1 K -0'J 1I2,'5.'; Net shipn.cnti 2i 3iS Nit shipments sinco Sept. 1 6"..d5 1Mb! Mocks on hand 2,oi 27.443 Gro's n-ctlpts l,vJ t.roi ncelpn since Sept 1 725 7S7 SOI 463 (ros thlpmtnts 1.2:'2 21-i Gro-s shiiments since sert. 1 ...74I.9J1 Slf.ilO ll Telegraph. New York JaU 25 The m irket for ppet cottcn clti vlih prices unchHiei in tho bais of 31 vx. fur mlddlliiR tijdanti- and 13 75c for mid- dlliir Gulf -jIet none, lutuns closed stead . .Tulv lTSk, Alp 12-.'c. tvpt 10 i 2.', (Jit 1' 91c. N 0 T4.. lXc J 72.. Jan 9 JL. IVb 0 fre; March y tie Iht market opened firm at vn nd- var e of 7P25 i oliits under lilRlicr Licrj''l cibbs the cltslrn advante in N.w Orleun1 " ti'dt ami ifiiitinued hot wcathr lulj opmd at 11 W bid. Auif -old tip to 12 4.M.. Se t. tfJimed j on the call, and 0.-t sold at Iik Imimdi ntelv aftei th call the market easd oft under nalizlnir and off rinps nf httig cotton Julx o!d don to 13 25c and while Aujr showed relative 11 nine . the latur tption occlirrd fiom S to 8 . points from the be-t price" t-ptulatUn wa! pot particukirh acthe and tlio trading wis le! tx cited, ttnuph entlment cortint-ed to show the ' pen ml at i rhtr,cicn as to the course of the iitrr bj optlon The market closed btead), nt 1 2 5 rlnti hRh-r New Orient July 2"" Cotton ruture quiet, Ju 13 55c bid. Auc 13 55c lid; sept lO.SCc; Oft T'.'i'i 7, No 9 "1i Ojc. Dtc. 0 Vft3 5; Jan 3 S-KiS Tw? Spot steady, fales &, ordinary M5 lfic. povJ orditan, llc, low- milltlng 12c; middling lUc, troml middling 1ZHC middling fair H -lGc nominil recIpt 112. sbick 4S.t.l3 i LUerfool, Jut Z't Cotton Spot in fair de ' mapd. price' 4 pj.nts hfffper merlcan middling fai- 7 10,1: so.1 mlddlinc bSSl. middling 6 C4d. 1 mlldlinfr "d jrnod ordinary 6 1-d; nrdinar. C 2d Th val" of tho da wpre Dvw bales, of "tthich 3 !" bates er for frpeculatfn and et joit, and inrl idpd 7,liO Aitclean. rfcelpt". non. Futures opened firm and cloeil stead Amerlcm middlirr. s o c. July C 3i. JuH-Aiu: t. 218 t "al. uR:..:.pt. 6 331. Oct 5 &65 "td. Oct -No 5 47d. Nn -Dec " "45 T5J. Ic -Jan 5 23 Oa.SOd, Jan -IVb. 5.2Sd, 1 eb.-March S.27d; nvn-yrocic mkkct. Xnthc Cnttlc I'loiMiful licrfors Arc Inj Slieep Hold Stonily. NATIVE CATTLE Nathe cattle receipt for Saturday were sllphily larpcr than usual There wre about 7 loa-l rccnt-.J. about, half of these lplng through ccnBljmin nts, the balance being mostlv hMf rs oi fair to tlecent kln.i, while a low oM cow-. calcs bulls, m Ik era and eral -tetrs -the latter .f which "Old at $ wero nmanjj the supidy. Values erj hardly as Rood as the two later da-, and were considered a shade ljwer. but, conslderlnc tho time of tho week, the difference was not matt rial. I "olio wins U a ll-t oX quotaticns based upon sales durlnc the wtt-k: SIHPPING AND EXTORT STEERS. Ilst native beef steers, strictly fancy, l.ai.; its iZ 25.7C 53 CI oice pxpirt steer. 2.3)9&l.G- Ibp. ...5003 25 Co--d shlpfing and export tteers, l.SMiJ l.SW lbs 4 7535 13 Tair to medium shipping steers, l.SWf liy) lbs K S-KM.SS JUIEM"I) UEEI" AND IH'TCHER bTEElt?. Steers, l.a0Gl.r0 lbs., rough to best..$. O0fT5.23 Meers. l.vOJCfl.lW lbs i 00Ti5.:5 y.etrs, less than LOW lbs 4.23.yJ COWS AND HEirERS. Fancy corn-fed heifers, 70)'5775 lbs ...Jl MS4 73 Pancy corn-fed heifers, A0SL1W lbs ... 4 2T.&4 50 Good to choice heifers 4lOa4fO Uuod Ktasa hslfers 3 654 00 Fair to medium craes heifera 3 23030 lift corn-fed heaxy cows 3.73 rt4 a (icKxiw..fat COP. 4 -. CSV 3 C5 Medium fat cows 2.73u3 13 Cutters Z.w02 75 I'air to good canners r.iwJ.19 Common and thelly cows L50al(K BULLS. Choice corn-fed bulls -. Z. Good fat bulls 3 Sausage bulls 2 Good-quaJUied thin dehorned bulls for feeding 3 VCA.US AND 1IERETIC3. Choice eals, 110130 lbs E, Ieay fat eals, 10i lbs. and und-r..., 4 ;ot-d herttca 3 Thin heretics 2 SJOCKERS AND PEEDERS. Good to choice feeder. l,rlj 1,150 Ib.. 3 Medium to sood fet-ders, iWLO'J') lbs., 3, I'air to medium feeders, 7.0 u - lbs,.., 3, 3ood-qualltled stocker., C'fl73') lbs 3 Falr-qualltied Btetrs, aXi'tfToO lLs 3 Common steers Good to choice rtock heifers 3, Medium stock heifer 2 Common Ktc-ck hfifcrs 2 Good quality fterr caHes 3. Good quality heifer cal.es 3 Dehorned and unbranded itockers and atwas sell a fraction better than others. 7334.M 73'rf3.C0 00C33.S ,3T5 00 23i(3 ti 0Jlr4.00 ,553 3. W ,730' CO .7)a3.75 ,3-Jr3..3 tM)j3 2 .60Q2.S3 rj2 13 .twir2 5 ,7o4..- .23't3.S0 feeders MILCH COWS. Fancy quality large joun cows with Eood call s J 43.03,3 5-l.Ofl Good milkers -35.NKU40 i-o M-dlum milkers 23.mi3) tk Common milkers 13.0 -a 20.10 fatnctlv fancy milkers fll aboe J30. faOUTJIERN CATTLE-Por Saturda to quar antine cattle supply was quite good, there bflnc 23 cars on sale that contained 633 head Last fcaturday the supply was 7 cars and 233 head and two weeks ago eight cars that contained C3S head. The supply was principally steers of good to choice grades, the latter bringing 53 15 for 1 1SS lb kinds They were praded Bhorthorns and Here fords and It was the hlghfst price for quarantine cattle this j(ar. the prexlous price being So. paid during the weeks of March 7 and Ma 2 of this car. Several loads of fair to good cows were in cluded in the run. Notuithstandlnc the record a! quottd, the market was extremely dull and but few of the bujers were out. Competition was Hcht nnd prices were 10315c lower than the best time Thursday. During tho wck quarantine steer sold at $2 50 4 S5. mostly at $3Q4 2i cows vol I at J2?fi P0 he Iters at J2.10S3. built at J2155f3 23: mixed cattle at J2'?;3 23 and cahes at JlfiS per head. TEXAS AND INDIAN STEER&. No. Av. lr. No. A v. Pr. No Av. Pr. 1R...11SS...J..13 17.. .1002 ..Jl 31 44...11-R3...J4.T0 4S...1020... 3.'-0 2. . S3... 3.75 1... SSU... 3 23 141...1I41... 4 M 4S...lir2... 4 3 72...1JS .. 4 1...10... 4 00 S... 035... 3.W 2... 773... 3.23 1... 870... 2.73 HEIFERS. 7... 7S5... 2.73 38... GSG... Z.ri 6... B30... 2.23 13... 04... 2.75 2... 6.0... 2 23 COWH. C... 323... 2.fS 20... 710... 2.40 23.. . 22... 2.70 2... 7S0... 2 2S hHEEI' A few shep were on pale, but there was. no material change to the trade, all decent mitton Btock Felling steady with Friday. The supply thlt wek has bern fairly good both In quality and quantity, and prices hae declined on lambs about 25c. but rood shen hae held Ftcady and actic. Th- "tocker trade was strong and the Funply not half sufficient to meet the de ro&rd. Cull lamts are icrj elow sale. so far tMs week salc Included lamb nt Si 23 Ti o. nathe nnd Southwest mutton iheep at J3 IVrf 3 75. the bulk at J3 50ft2.73; stockers U at $2 3 23. cull Iambs at $254, and bucks at 22.7o, pilnclpally at $2 50. HOGS About the usual Saturday supply of hers was on sale and c a rule they aeracel pretty gxcl In quality. Tho market opened with onlj a fair demand: trading wa slow, and In oit'er to mike sales sellers wcr forced to make a rrducticn tn prlcts of nhout 10c from the b-st time l"Hday. Een on this basis trading was not ery active: however, before the close tho pens wire well cleared The lights and pigs contin ued to sell nt the top of the market, while choice hraIe are the bottom Lights under IV) lhs aerag sold at J3 23T.S0. l.V&ISi lhs at J5 53113.70, n'edium weights at J3 50 6?5&), and heaUes went at J3 4053 47U. pigs and rot-ch hoes nld at S3 23i?3.7'. HORDES The hore arrivals wero absolutely nominal, and a quieter trada could not hae been anticipated. There were practically no offering and no bujers on tho markt-t, and trade assum-d a holiday appearance. Thebulne-s of ths week has been featured bv twoJrange-horse sales, in, wh'ch about 25 carloads were disposed of nt price that were eminently satisfactory and wero also in adance of the prices preoll ng last year. Th demand for this class has been ery good. Little was done In the nathe department on ac count of scarcity of arrUals. in fact, the latter was almost too small to'admit of a change In tho , market, and aUus were quoted nominally steady 1 with tho preceding wsek. The only call at pres , cnt Is for good to choice drafters and heay j horses for tho Eastern trade, but on a basis of ; -values about $3S10 lower than a month ago. Horse quotations; Hray draft Common to eood. 3130171: choice to extra, JlSfltiiiO Chunk3 1.15) to 1.231 lb-? , fair to irood. JIuOljlSl; gooj to choice, slfcojfl 200. Coach horses and cobs Fair to nood. Sisntt 230: choice to extra, 53000500 Horses for the South Small, light driiers. fair to good. UtC$ CO: choice to extra, $7ui?100; Southern drivers, large, 3110iT-173. Export chunks 1.200 to 1 5-m lhs . plain to good. J110.T-IG0: choice to extra $1753223. Business iriv.r Fair to pood. $1233?150; choice to extra, 3160200 Saddlers for Southern use Fair to good, JS3-3120: choice to extra, J131&160: fancv galted and New York saddlers. J2O0S"3O. Inferior horses-Common, small plugs, 333-S50: heay work plugs $750100 MULES Mule demand is slow. Th mul mar ket was j qilet as that of horses. No offerings were anllabt nn the commission market, and, though the dealers had pretty good stocks on hand, few buyers appeared to do business and the day was passed without any developments. For tho past two weeks tho market has b"en very quiet compared with former weeks, and conditions nave revercea 10 tne usual mia-nim-mer quietness. Dealers are si-lllng a few heavy moles to the Eastern trade, but the number of 1 tnese is noi large enougn to create any etwm. mount of activity In the market cr to stimulate th- movement to any extent. Prices have re ceded somewhat during the last couple of weeks and are around SJS7.50 lower, but there was no March-April 5.27d. change apparent this week However. th- trnd was eai. and bujers did not show any ag giesslxenehs In their purchases Mule quotations Ifor broke mules. 4 to 7 jears old): 14 hands, extreme range 3 73 OOtniO.M 14 hands bulk of sales SO.O-jh Ii.OO 14', handi. extreme range So.ottlja.00 ll'Jbanls. bulk of sales 30 no--110.0"l 1" hands, extreme range So.O-Miim A) 13 hands, bulk of -aUs liM.0A13i (O 154 hands, , xtrcme range 113 rii-SfT.-l.no 13iJ hands, bulk ot sal's 12-..0i?I4.(fl 16 to 16iv hands, extreme tan 1 A.OO'lOi) M 15 to 164 hands, bulk of sales ICO 002173 00 Hy Teilojrrnph. Kansas City. Mo . July 23 Cattle Receipts 500. market unchanged: cholo- export and rris-d beef tteers 54 Tons .1 fair to goo 1 Slit 70 Unci ers and feeders $2 "or 4 33: West-rn f,l sto-rj" 5-1 s,'4 CO, Ttxas and Indian stetrs 53 23P4C): Texas (OWs 5.ii3 2J nathecows 32-J4.40. natlie heifers SJ4'-j3 40: canuers I23fi2ii. bulls i: VW1 77. rahrs 51 75S75 Hoes Receipts 3 1') market 5c lower, top $1.40: bulk of nabs J3 3J-37 4). luaiy 5T23-r5 4l mixed pickers t 23jr. 4) light l.-JJ'. i43 Yorkers $. 40i5 4: Pigs 57 40113 43 Shep Ricelnts none natlie Iambs $3 ISfl". S3; Western lambs 520 "iM- fed ewes 52 lu-a-1.7'.: Tevs-s i-llp.Hil earllngs $3ti4 93: Texascllppd sheep 52.73-170. stoi kers and fenlers 52 ,13 63 south f-t. Joaph Mo. Juli 23 CattI Recdpls f. nominal Hogs Itrcelpts Ji 510c lo.ier; lighti $7 23-13 4). me-dium and heaw $3 13ti3 20. Shep Receipts 235: top natUe Iambs 56. wes S3 1 Chicago. .Tilly 27 Cittle Receipts CO; ptcldy: gooil to tirl-n steers 53.201T"' (-0. poor to medium 54 2.-177 23. stiirkers an 1 feeders fi.50W4 40. cows 31 AviUi. heifers 52 -'3-74 75 csnmrs $lMfi2 73. bulls 52.V1-74 23. calies S35i6 3). To-.as steers $.1 ."rt Ti4i'3. Hogs -IttsIpts to-diy 14 '-; to-morrow 3.00). left oer 3,50). 5'310c loeer mixed an 1 buiehers J3.40Ti3 75. good to cholc h-ay $7 55-01 .. 70. rough he.ny So MlS &). light 5. 4Jii3.S21-. bulk c" sales S3 5i)H'3f3 h-ep Receipts 2 0,J. sheep and Iambs steady, rood to choice wethers . -.' i.h;i. inir to rl oice mixeti jiiiyj, western 1 sheai 532'ifll, natle lambs 53J5G5: "Western 1 lambs $7 40-jC Nv ork, July 23 Bee Receipts IS. con n'gned dirtet. no iles reported, dressed beef steud ; city drrssnd nitlio sides Gii(''.I2C. report ed exports to-day 1711 beci-s. 2 ''. quirters of beef Ctlies Riceipts SI. no sales market nom- J ini. rit- dreseed -als 5T?l-c Sluep .md lambs Receipts 5.746. Fhecp stf aJy at $351 30 per I0-) 1 lbs lambs 57.13. 1 car nt 57 25 eulls nt So. t!re.e.l mutton e'-lt'c Iir in . tiress-'-l lamus nt sii-ji;c. Hcgs Receipts 1.3S1. none on sale ulle. SIAItKHTS nV TUI.EGKAPII. New York. July 23 Flour Recelrts "1.777 bh's ; exports 6.165 bbls : market was moientely actle. cloiing sttnde winter patents $i.4ii4 0 winter straights $3 50iT1 5- Minnesotl intents 5-I4.fii 6. winter extras 52. iQ-iS 20 Minnesota takers' S-t 5?J 2 73 winter low vndes $2 70 3 R ' Hour dull, fair to pool 52 90;2 23- choice to nc $3 -Of? 5). Cornmeal stendj . jellow Western Sill: Western 51.10. kiln drl--d $1203 23 R ouiet No 2 MiFtern TSUc fob nlloat R -,t- 5SCi33c r I f New York Barlej ste-id . fading 32c c I f New York: m-iltlng 5H,Oi7c c I f New York Wheat Receipts 9,750 exports I02.1SS bu Spot firm No 2 red dc ele. and 2e;c fob afliat No 1 Northern Duluth ilhc fob. nlloat No. 1 h ird Manitoba 921-c f. o b .ifioat Options were dull and fairlv well sustained owing to .1 hi-hr corn market nnd light jp'culatiio ortrings Nfar the do further adancee c.ccurre.1 and Isst prices showed i,ic let rie sales Includ d No 2 red Mav f3Uc: Juls clospd ili.c Sept fO 13 I6 viHc. closed slijc. Pee SI l-HifSl'sc. closed S1T-.- Corn Receipts M.530 bu : exiorls 7.112 bu : sMcs I' '-) bu futures 24.000 soot Sp-t firm No 2 rfc elev and rc fob atloat No 2 elIow- TSc: No. 2 white 5fc. Options showed n fair adance on coxering. inspired by hot -.eatle- In the Sou'hwest nnd further crop-darrngo talk Ths cloe was ery firm on grol outside support, based on bad crop news, pries showing c net rise July closed -.-.14c: Sept cloel 57Hc Pe". 57,3H37I-c. closed 57ic Oats-Receipts 49.00: ex ports 6 2i0. Spot dull No 2 4)4c: stand ird w'llto 41t,atle.c No 3 4"c No 2 white 421 42'. c No 3 white (HiWr trk. whlto Western 4"ff47c: trk white State 4S47c Options quiet, but generally steady Feed dull: spring bran S16S3-M7 middlings SISS2) 30 winter bran Sl'JJ 2ft. citv 517B17 30 llav steady; shipplnc 810S3c; good to choice Jlfn 10 Hops dull Mate com mon to choice. 1902 lsaiie-c: 1501 10fll7c olds 4 7c: Pacific Coast ;i02 3ir21c; r-01 i0Wi3c: oi is 4!?7c Hides easy GaReston. 20 to 17 lbs. IS: fnllfomla. 21 to 23 lbs . 19c Texas dn-. 21 to T) lbs. 4c Lelther steadi : acid 231174c Beef eas : family 510-?10 50. me $5lfQ 5o beef hims $20 5C-122. packed 5?i9 5. extra India mess S13CT If Cut meats firm, pickled bellies li.fH'.c; Pickled shoulders OSfiUc pickled hams 12,0ruc Lard steade : Western steamed i7 SO Juh closed rt $7.S0. nominal: retired strndy; Continent $'. f-outh America S W Perk dull fir-ill. $17 '. 17 73: short clear 5If-?17 "5 mess SIR 30S17 23 Po tatoes steady, Jersey $2 235r2.30. Southern 52 l;ft 2 23: Virgin'-l sweets 52 30S3 Tallow quiet: cltv 4U?44c countrj 41jC4seC. Cotton-"ced oil dull, prime crude nominal; 6o yellow 47c Rice firm: domestic, fair to extra 4,iST64c Japan nominal Mol-isss firm New Orleans O. K., good to choice. 31fi4"c I.iierpool. July 23 Wheat Spot No 2 red x.Vetern winter dull at 6s 11; No 1 Northern spring steady at Cs 3d; No. 1 California dull at fs C'-jd: futures quiet; July nominal; Sept. 6s 24d: Dec 6s 2i id c-im pct American mixed eay 4s 41; futuns dull: July nominal: Sept 4s 4,d. Pea Cansdian dull at 5s C'jd Flour Ft. Louis fancy winter quiet at Ss 3d. Hops at Iin don (Paciilc Con-1) steadv at 3 lis-?i. Peoria. HI.. July 25. Corn firm: sf-ady; No 3 4-".c. No. 4 4c Olts dull: No 2 white 30ic. Re No 3 50c Whlfkv on the ha-ds of $1.31. Milwaukee "Wis. juiv 23 Wheat firm: No. 1 Northern S74c: No 3 Northern iic: new Sent. 77'(,c. Rve tlrmcr: No 1 52t-5i33c Barley steady: No 2 5S360c; sample 42Jt32c. Corn Sept. 52 52-lc. Minneapolis. Minn., July 23 TVheat Cash SCHc; Julv S5'--c: "ept. rsu?tV,c. Dc T44c: on trk. No 1 hird S7',c; No. 1 Northern SCc: No. 2 Northern S44!?stc: No 3 Northern Sic Flour First patents 54.4024.50; second patents $4 17S 4.33; first clears $3.4JrS 30: second clears $2 40-fS 2.50 f o. b. in wood. Minneapolis. Bran In bulk J12-?I2.. Duluth. Minn.. July 25 'Wheat In sto-e No. 1 hard 874c: No 1 Northern S3--c: No. 2 Northern S6e to arrle No 1 hard R3s4c; No 1 Northern S2UC; No 2 Northern SO-Uc: Sept. 77l4c Chicago. July 17 Flour was tead . winter pat ents S3 75-53.90: straights $2.71)23 70. sprinir patents 54-14 40: f-tralghts $3 eviil 10: bakers' S1MKI3.3) t heat No 2 spring SOc. No 3 753'Oc: No 2 red 77U07SC Oorn No 2 it How 51c. Oats-No 2 31 S!32c: No. 2 white 414B4:4c. No. 3 white 3Sfr42c. Re No I 51353c Barlev Good feeding 33941c; fair to choice malting 47ir33c Seed Prime tim othy 5317 clojer. contract grade S12-312.W Pro xislons Mess pork, per bbl.. $13.55ffl3 6); lard, per 100 lbs , $7.73517 C3; short ribs sides, loose, $7 874B'i: dry-salted shoulders, bxd, $7 7007 624: short clear sides, bxd , $8 53-3 624. 'Whisky, ba sis of hichwlncs $120 Kansas City July 23 "Wheat Sept. 66t.-?C6sic: Pec. 67"-c: cash No 2 hard CS"3Sc; No. 3 C6-?fTTifcc: No. 4 62SC3c: r'lected 60362c: No. 2 red 714873c: No. 3 65-87'- Corn Sept. 4S-S.C; Dec. 43K,c; cas" No. 2 mxd 4ic: No 2 white tOOoOUc" No. 1 49c. Oats No. 2 whlto 40--: No. 2 mxd. 221'33c Rje No. 2 50c. Hsy Choice timothy $10 50: choice rrairle 59E0B10 Receipts Wheat 137."0.) bu.: cm 2S.00; oats 6 roo. Shipments Wheat ECEOO; ccrn 1S.200: oats 3.01O Dried Prnltn. New York. July 23 The market f-r evaporated apples Is quiet, only a small demand being noted, but such transactions as are reported are at un changed prices. Common are quoted at 4754c: prim, at SSCc: choice at 6lS!64c: fancv nt fi14574c Spot p-une quotations still range from 3c to 7c for all grades Apricots .how lltt'o feature, prices being about steady and trado light. Choice are quoted at 81)8140 nnd fancv nt 107il24c. Peaches are nulet. with choice held at 3"74c and fancy at 83104c. Dry Goods. New Tork. July 25 The week ends In dry goods with bujers practically Indifferent to mer chandise, except when they are obliged bv press ing needs to purchnsc for Immediate dellverv. In such cases high prices are being paid Manu facturers. hcrwej.r. owing to the curtailment of production In progress, are nrt urging buers to' operate, and this course is likely to be pursued for soma time to come. AV00I. Ijondon. July 23 The arrivals of wool for the fifth series of miction sales amount to 116.03-i pales, inducing zt.uio forwarded direct to spin ners. The Imports during the week were: New South Wales 8.410: Queens'and 1 621 : Vlcto-li 8.667: South Autralla 226: New Zealand 23 917: Cape of Good Hope and Natal 10.370; Punta Aronas 1.621: elsewhere 407 bales. Petrolcnm. New Tork. July 17 Crude petroleum dull nnd firm: refined New York $8 53 Philadelphia and Baltimore $3 50: do. In bulk $5 60. Oil City. Pa.. July 23 Credit balances $155: certificates, no bid. Shipments 100.333 average 80 2(6; runs 84.869: average 76 072. Shipments Lima. 89 331: average 66.773. Runs Lima, 70.C33; a erage 6.693. Turpentine nnd Rosin. New Tork. July 17 Ttosln steadj : strained, common to good, $232,024 Turpentine firm: 53 0334c. Saxannah, Ga . July 17 Turpentine firm- SOc. Rosin firm: A, B. c. D. $1.63: n $1 70 r St 75: n $1 S3 H $2 30: I $2 75: K S2.30; II $3: N $3.10: W. G. $3 23: W. TV. $3 45. Coffee. New Tork. Julv 23. Coffee Spot quist: No. 7 Invoice 5Hc: mild quiet: Cordoxa 7Hllc Fu tures opened quiet at unchanged prices and ruled generally featureless. The market closed quiet at a part decline of 5 points under liqui dation Sales were 1.170 bags. Including Sept. 2.73c and March at 4 40c Sctrar. New Tork, July 23 Sugar Raw firm; fair re fining 3 3-16c: centrifugal. 96 test. 3 ll-16c; molas ses sugar 2 13-16c, refined firm: No. G 4 GTc: No. 7 -1 53c; No. S 4.50c: No. 9 4 43c. No. 10 4 40c: No. II 4 33c: No. 12 4 30c; No. 13 4 23c: No. 14 4 20c; con fectioners' A 4 85c: mold A 5 23c: cut leaf 5.60c! crushed 5.60c. powdered 5.10c; granulated 5c: cubes 5 23c. Molasses firm. New Orleans. July 25. Sugar dull: open kettle 2-nH3 11-lSc: open kettle centrifugal 3l4a3'ic: centrifugal whites 4a;c: yellows SSxMc; seconds 3HC Molasses Open kettle nominal. 13S26c; centrifugal 5-Jlc: sirup nominal 13ft25c The Mefnl Market. New York. July 23. The usual restricted Satur day half-holiday trade was noted in all metals lo-oay ana prices wer. wunoue quotaoie change. Pig lead retained its strong undertone on a mod erate demand Spot quoted 4.304. 50c. Tin also remained firm at 27.6028c for spot. Copper was dull and more or less nominal: lake quoted 13- , 13.1r-c; electrolytic 13313 25c and casting at 12 S73 i ?13c. Spelter was quiet nnd unchanged at 5.873c. iron nominally uncharged ana ouii. Flaxseed Quotations. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. Chicago, July 23 Flaxseed was quiet and steady: Sept. sold at 924c and closed at 93c bid: Oct. was nominally 94c: No. 1 Northwestern sold at 96c and No. 1 was 924c bid. Receipts were 5 cars here, 21 at Minneapolis and 17 at Duluth. Poultry. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. New York, July 25. Dressed poultry receipts to-day were 411 pkgs The receipts were con fined to a few scattering lots which worked into consumptive channels at full prices. Invoices in transit are moderate, and xery few fowls in cluded. The market closed firm at unchanged prices fcr all classes of poultry and the out look Is encouraging. EfiTR.. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. New York, July 25 Receipt of eggs to-day were 5.95 cases. The receipts have kept up well, although in the aggregate about equal to ths ilimaml sti Inellnnfion has he-en shown in j buy on speculation here, but Michigan operators STEAMBOATS. UPPER MISSISSIPPI. GIASMD JO LINE STERS SPECIAL EXCURSIONS. Meals and Serth included. Every Saturday to Keokuk, i Iowa, and Return, S6.00. I Everv Tuesday to Burlington, j Iowa, and Return, S8.00. For Hamburg. Mover's Clirksx Hie. Louisiana. Hannibal, Qulncj. Keokuk. Nauxco, Fort Mad- wn iiru i-uriin-uon VI CAMI.il SIIlN'KV Leaxe-s Mcnday Julj IS. 4 p m. FOR ST. PAUL AND IXTintMCDIVTC POINTS. STH. mill I i:. Monday. Jul 27. 4 p. n. STU. QUI NCI. Saturday Aug. 1, i p. m. l"Vom uharfbmt Thont Main 2-H7A foot of WahiriKton menue. I. P. LtK Gtn Act. LOAVCU MlhSISSIPPI. Eagle Packet Co. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS. TO CAI-E filKAItDKtll AMI COM 3IKKCIJ IiVi:il 3III.M11V .V.u Kltl- uav, r i. .-11. io i-i:ici o ii.limhs mvnit KVI'It"! WI'IIM'MIAY A'SD SV1TU I)A.S, 1 V. .-II. oEIiEC'T SI'MJAV CYCrilSIO.NS EV HJtY M1BU TO ALKI-I. I-IASA llMIFf'.S M) (JHAI'TO.N. I.KVVU !USO A. 31. s ltL-TLUX 7 I. 11. STEAMER CAPE GIRARDEAU mil Ctl'12 ClilAKDKVl AM) COII- .uniK'u mj ai.i. iNTK;iMi:ni vtu I'OI.NT.S KVKltY 320MJAY A3U rillUAY, !LLIEOiS R3VER. STEAMER BALD EAGLE. TOR Pi:OKI .D ALL AY LA MI ' igs wim.M:iRAis A.n A'ii Hiivyjf. -4 r. .11.. raoii miivhkiioat mor of i-i.m: t. I'lione-tt 3!nln S1.:. Klnlnrh ISOlCt II. W. LCI HI", Agent. 0 mhwm$ AND RETURN. (Inclntllni; Mrnls and Xlcrtb.) Delightful week's outing on the palatial sld wheel pasjengcr stenmr LOTUS $m Leai ex InniInr- July 7, jnt 5 p. m. From Diamond Jo -nharfbo-it. focif Washington aienue For Meiphl3 cnJ all .av points. Ptione Main 2447A. Freight receded dally. "COLl'MDIA PACKET COMPaStT Ft freight and Jlne paenger accommodation. THE n.U RnrTULAK STB. -lUNCVIEVEL CHESTER AND ST MARY'S PACTCrTT. Mcamer Columbia lea-.es Tuetdayt. rhur-daH and faturda 4 p. m.. from uharfloat. foot of Pin street. HUNTER BEN JENKINS General Agent. Phone Main A 10u3. Klnloch .CIA. LEE LINE STEAMERS. STH. STACKRR LI"E Leaves Monday, July 27, 5 P, M. BTR. PETERS LEH Lraes Wednesday. July 23th, 5 pm. TO EV.ESV2PH3S. Tare ?1 One AVaj ; $7 Round Trip- In dadinK IcaN nnd Ilcrth. Tor Chester. Grand Tovter, Cap Girardeau, Cairo. Memphis, Helena Frlar' Point Grn Tllle, Vlcksburg and all wav landings also land ings Arkarsas Rlr, not including line RlunT. REE3 LEE Frfda. Jul 31. 5 p. m. rron wharfboat foot Olive st. I'hcnes: Main 1003A Kinloch. A 75. W. C. Albltz. Com. Agt. 1 M. Connorj. Gen. Agt. St. Louis and Tennessee River PACKET COIIPANY. Popular pxcursions to ths moun talni of Northern Alabama: 8 day: beautiful -ceneri. Onlv 112 for th round trip. Meals and berth Included. Str. City of Memphis Will leave - harfboat. foot oC Pine tt,, M'cn day. July 27. 5 p m., for St1. Genevieve, Chea ter. Cape Girardeau. Cairo. Metropolis. I'aducnd ond nil points on Oalo. Cumberland and Tennes e les to Waterloo. Ala Phones M 45A ani A 112 JXO. E. 31AS3CXGAI.E, Acent. ST. LOUIS, GHESTfR, CfiPE GIRRDEflD LINE. STR. CHESTER (T? t Leaves Tu'sday. Tbursday and Eat-vls-'WJift3' urday nt 4 p. m , from wharfboat. raixx& fct of Locust St.. for Cap Girar deau and all Intermediate landings, makinj through bills oer railroads south of Chester and Cape Girardeau. FAKE ,W CONTINUOUS nOL'XD TRIP, INCLUDING NIUALS AND IIKIITH. W. X TEHRY. Agent. Phones. Main i: and D Mi. MISSOURI niV"ER: MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. Tor WashinKton. Hermann. JetTeraon City. Iu pus and all way lindings. STR. KENNEDY ilfe Leae? foot of Franklin are. "Wedn'a dar. July 20. at 4 p. m. Phones, Bell i Main 23ilM. Klnloch B 1697. are placing their collect ton i In local etorage, which hai led to an irnpiowj feeling In the al Jotnlng Western mark-ti by shortening supplies of lino ggs. which will bo furthtr lessened by tho torrid weather in tho Southwest, There -was no change In quotations except Tor Western ex tras, which sold at ISc Philadelphia, July 25. Eggs firm; good de mand, fresh near-by ISc. lost off. fresh Western lSc. low off, freh outhern 16&lTc. lo-3 off; do." bouthcrn 15V:lbc. los off. Kansas City, Mo, Jul 25 Eggs steady; MI-i-fourl an i Kansas, cases returned, ll-'sc doz. , new No. 2 whltewood crimes Includtrd 125c. Chicago, July 25-i:cgs easy, ll'alSc per doz. FacUIns-lInnsc Prlcci. Ewlft A. 0, National Stock lard?, will pay to-day for product delivered at Kist St, Lojit or M. IjOUis the fohowing pricts: Eggs, cae count, llc; loss-off Lasls lSfcc No. l f-esh packing-stock " butter 12c. No. 1 dressed fowls Jvc No. 1 springs 12c. Hatter nnd Cliccsc. New York, July 23. Uutter Kecelpts 5.S60 pkgs.; steady; Mato dairy H&lSc. creamery 13 tiria-c. Cheese Receipts -.4I pkgs ; unettd, htato full cream fanc, small coloretl and white, ldUc; large colored Ivo; la"go white Sc. Chicago, July 23 Butter easy; creameries 14 13Uc; dairies 13-5 17c. Cheese New steady: dalrtes lisjll-ic; twins luiflt4c; 1'oung Americans H Sllhc. Philadelphia. July 23 Butter -491c lower; ex tra 5tern creameries 2"Jc; extra near-bj prints 22c. Chees steady; fair demand. New lork full creams, choice, new, lOUSWiic. RIVER NEWS. nnrxJBLic specials. Grand Tomer. III.. July M Tho Harry Uroirn up last last night. The Chester down at 3.30 a. m. IhQ Cape Girardeau up at S'SO a. m. The Josle up at S a. m. The Cheater up at 2 p. rn. The Fred Hartweg up at j p. m. The -aU39 reads 19.1 and rising. Weather clear and hot. Memphis Tenn , July re The rUer here stands 14.3 feet on the -auge. a fall of .2 In the list 21 hours. The Aalon cot aay at 2 p m. for Cincinnati with 173 balls cotton, a blc lot of sundries and a good list of passengers. AH the local packets due to-day arrived m good time. The Arkansas Kler pocket Lucille Nowland, tvhlch sank In the Arkansas Itlvcr several weeks ago, ha-t ben ral&ed and ";!l arrive here during the week on her way to Paducah to go on the ways. I'pcelpt by river to-d-iy were 5 bales cot ton and 43 sack of cotton seed. Th llelle nf the Bends from VlcksburB passed up at 1 a. tn bound for I'aducah to go on the wajs at th-it place for repairs. Chester, 111., July 26 -Th" gauge reads 16.9 and rising. Weather cleir and warm. The Chester down at 11 last night. The Columbia at IS mid night. The Knporter and tow up at 8 last night. The Harry Brown and tow up at 5 a m The Columbia up at 1 p. m. The Cape Girardeau up at 7 p. m. The Lotus Pirns due up. Cairo. Ill . July X The g-iugo shows M.7 and standing-. Weather clear ard warm. The Lotu-i Kims arrived irom lempnis at 1:20 a. m. aid departed for Pt. Loui at 7:4i a. m. The Dick Fowler came in at 4:30 a. m. and cleared at 0 a. m. with excursion to- I'aducah. The City of Pt. Louis from Hickman at 0 a m. nnd departd for I'aducab at 8.35 a. m. with large excursion. Th- Rees Lee departed fcr Memphis at 2 a. m. Tlv raepeke departed empty for lower river at 10 JO n. m. Vicksburg. SIlss . Julv 25 The gauge showed 21.7 feet, a rise ot .1. The City of Wheeling ar rived. The Cordlll Is due. The Delta cleared for Crystal' City. Mo.. July 2? The gauge reads 17.S feet, and rl'inc. Chester down. 7 p. m : Columbia down, 7:20 p. m. Weather clar and hot. Pittsburg. Ta.. July 2. Illver 4 feet 1 Inch; rising. Cloudy and warm. Cincinnati. O . July 26. ntver 13.2 feet: rlsWi"-. Cloudy and hot. Cvan"vllle. Ind . July 26. Hlver S7 feet: ris ing. Clear and warmer. Excursion business good. Burlington. la.. July IB. The river f:ll 254 Inches since last report. Tho stage of the river is 9 feet 3-. Inches above low-water mark. Weather clear and hot. Th Elolse In and out. The Ottumwa Belle In and out with an excursion. Wheeling: W. Va.. July X River 6 feet 10 inches; falling. Cloudy and warm. i I f &j?j ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIRE-TABLE. ST. LOUIS TI3IE. Arrivals nnd Deparlarcm of Trnlns at L'nion Station. Daily tDally x-cpt Sunday. Si.rday only I Except Munday. Dally rxtttH S-iturday and Sunday. tatjrda only Saturday and Sunday only. ii. jl o. &-w nTlt. Train Depart. Arrive. Cincinnati. Iouii,Illc. Vash- InKton italtlnore. Phlladel- T till tiii N-w Yoifc Expre-e.. 2:C5ain lAipra Oncinnati. Iuisvl!If. j burs. Uashngion. Ifaltltu . l'hMadtll hia and New York Vast Mall t:05 pm 7:21 am Circlnnati Acct inmoifttion t8:l6am t6:2 pm Clrcinnat). Iiui-I1I. IMtls- Lurc W.hiiiKton. ltaltlmoro. Philadelphia ard New York . . .Koyal Ulue Limited D 30 am 5 i. pm VlrjcviiCeH Accommodation...... t3.t3 pn 1832 am noni AccornmcMlation JS:03 am 87:ii ptn tt Ifaden and French Uck t-prirgs. .i Monon Route ... 3.2Q am "j.23 pm iihTfouiu ukk shori:. nlw york central and hl'uson river. roston' and albany ni chefeapkake and ohio railway. Train. Depart. Airiv. Indlararclls Exp'p's 17:32 am 15.30 pm New York and Do--ton Umlted. fi.JOam 3:43 pm Knlrkerbockr p-elal New York. 'o-ton, Washington. Raltirrore and Philadelphia . 12.00 noon 6:43 pm Mrtttncn rrd Alien Accommo- datin T4-22pni 3.45am Mattocn and Alton Accommo- daticn jS.20pm Roatun. N-w "tork. Cincinnati. Wa'h'Reirn. ISiIttmorfc Rn i I'hilad'-lphla 11:00pm 730ara 1 f-wr 1.1 - .tl t . .. . CI..I1.M vii viiiihii i i LUii. -CjJi Jiiii-'iu, folumbii Lxpre-ss SSpm 7.30 tm Ffl't E':r,res t2:20ari Alton Leatcs "I0.3J a. m., ttl50 p. m.. "5:15 p. m .rrles S.C0 a. m . 1.43 p. m. IILI'.I.I.NGTO.V nuilTU-DMOX STATION. Tra'n Depart. Arrive. lor Hannibal. 11 & St. J. I 'lints. Quincy. Keokuk and lurilngton "2 IS am 6:37 pm Iy-cal tit Hannibal 1:41 am R 23 prt For Quincy and Keokuk 17.41 am t6 J pm F. r ht i'aul. Minneapolis, via Hast bine line. Illinois an! Wisconsin "-7:6 am "StOlpm The BM-lingt-in-Northern Pa- cl'lc "xpr-it, fcr Kansas LIti. M. Jo-vph. Northwest Net,ra..-i. liinjk Hills, Vo- mlng, Montaiia U ashingtt.n. luget -ound. Portland and Oregon 3r00 am 7:13 am Twin City I'xpress for St. Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa. 2:15 pm 2:10 pm Th Nebraska - Colorado Kx- prfs. for l-nvcr. Colorado. 4 uih an! I'acllic Coast, via St. -oph "2:1s pm 6:33pm Tvlght Northern KxpresF," for bt Paul. Mlnneatolls and Iowa 7:40pm SJJam For Ii:inl, via I"ast Side lln. to Uork ldard. Clinton, la,. i-.ivanna aid Iiubuque IS.29 pm l.4Sam For Kansas Cltv. Council Bluffs Omaha. P-c Jos-rh. Denver. Nebraska. Colorado. . Utah and paclfle Coast a.OOpm 7:1J tm Local for Hannibal tU:2m CHICAGO, rnoiiiA AAD ST. jlocis RAILWAY. C. P. S. ST. U m, Train. Depart. ArriT.. Pnsa. Chau'auaua, Grafton nnd Alton JJiim 111:07 pm Alton. Chautauqua and Jer- Fevill. Commuters' Special tS.OOsm t7.i3 am Alton prlngtl-'ld Peoria and Chautauiua Exprs S:14ni l:Jlllni Alton. Chautauqua and Graf- . ten ttl:43pm niJ7Bn Alton. Chautauqua and Spring- .. fild Mall t5:llpm 10Aam Alton. Grafton and Spring- ,. nHd t6:41 pm 10 to am Jlton and Jerseyvllle tll:30ptn 733 am COTTO.V HELT. ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTEKN" BAILWAT. Train Depart. ArrlTe. Arkansas and Tetas Express (via Bismarck an 1 Delta)... SflO am 7:15 pm Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall (via Bismarck and Delta).. 1:40 pm 7-00 am FIUSCO"SYSTESI. TraI-1 Depart. A-H-- Valley Park Accommodation.. Valley Park Accommodation.. Tin.... Art-nTTndnt!nn .. . t6 SO am tl0:2 am . 17:20 pm J7:S3 am . 'i-15 am ti:u pm Texas and Kansas Mall For Sprlngti-Id. Fort smith. Par is Dallas. Ennls. Houston. Calvstnn. Carthage. Joplln and Wichita Ifi am 6:43 pm 21:10 pm 11025 am i acme vmjiii insiAijJit ....... ...v . .v.u u.i. Valley Park Accommodation . ltl25 pm tt4."s pm Meteor For sprmcneia. ar thage, Joplln. Wichita. Vln Ita. Oklahoma. Denl-on. Sherman. Dalla". Fort Worth. Waco and Brownwc-o-I --230 pn 1130 am Valley rark Accommodation.. 3--0 pm 16:40 am Valley Park Accommodation .. t6 24 pm t6 00 p-a Pacific Accom-rc-Iation t54 pm t7:45 am Paclflc Accommodation ........ .......... 1710 pm Texas and Kan'a Limited Pprlngfleld Eureka Sprln-r. Tort Fmlth. P-vrls. Dallas. .... Greenville. Ennls. corslcara. ' Houston. Galveston. Austin. Pan Antonio. Carthage. Jop lln. Wichita. Burton and the West 335 pm 720 aia Western Express For Spring field. Vlnlta. Denlson. Sher man, Oklahoma. Carthage and Joplln M-W P .1 n fVIa Waha)ih. ST. LOCIS AND HAXXIDAL RAItWAT. Train Depart. Arrive. Mall ard lirpress t7:M am 111:10 am Mall and Exprers .... t5.05 pm T635 pm ILLINOIS CEVTRAI,. Northern Lines. rran Depart. Arrl-ra. N'otth H'lnols Express Spring- (leM Freeport and Dubuoue.. 7:52 am !:43pm Chicaro Pavllght Syeclal-Peo- r!a and Sprlngiieid l":"5-m 5:20 pm Frrlngfleld Accommodation 'J:"1"'1 "2:Jn (--h!cac- Diamond Sn"II :M Pta 724 am -rringfleld Accomtrodatlon tl.-OT pm Sonthern Lines. Fct Mall raducah. Cairo. Memphl'. Jackson. Tenn.; New Orleans and Texas Ex- rres. Nasnviiie. Aviani a YM n1n.ii villa - .... -.. 720 am 10pra 1:20 pm -i-ll-im t4:30pm 11-14 am 4:50 cm 1114 aia New Orleans Special Cairo. lempni- uuu .--- v..-..-... Accommodation Murphjsboro. Marlon and Cairo.. .......... .. Acccirmodatlon MurpM sboro. Marion and Creal Springs. Pparta and Chester... ......... New Orleans Llroltel Cairo, .. kl-. .-.!.. Tfli .B.h. Memphis: Dixie Fiver Nash- vllle. villa Atlanta lu jtu.r.M.u- 10:15 cm 7.0 am MISSOURI TACIFIC RAILWAY. Train. Depart. Arrive. ras: Mail "3'00 am 10.o5 pm Local Express "735 am 'S-SO pm Da Express Kansas City. Pueblo. Denver. Salt Laks City and San Francisco 3:00 am "-5-Olpra Washington Accommodation ... 15:25 pm 17:53 am St. Joseph. Joplln. Wichita and Kansas Limited and South- west Mls-ourl J!::Jpnl Zs2llIn Kansos and Colorado Bxpres.10:10 pm 7:10 am Creve Cceur Lake trains leave Union Station at 613 a. m . 'O'M a. m.. 11:30 p. m. and 4:S1 p. m. Oak Hill trains leave Union fetation at tC:43 a. m 710 10 a. m.. 1300 a. m. nnd 16 20 p. m. lilrknood trains leave Union Station at t700 a. m 723 a. m . 17.30 a. m.. fllffl a. m.. 11:00 p. ' iio n. m . 1S:40 a. m.. 16:00 p. m.. tJS p. in 'and 111:20 p. m. mnv "vinl"XTAI?f HOITTTR. Train Depart- Arrive. TnVast Mall to Little Rock. Trxarkana. Dallas. Fort Worth and Ablleno "3:0uam "730 pm Delta. Columbus and Cairo Vxnress '!:am 7:lSpm rait Day Express Dallas, Fort Worth. Austin. Ban An- tonlo. Houston and Galveston 3:21pm "3:10 pm Texas. Mexico and California Preelal Hot Spi-lngs Ark.; Dallas. Fort Worth. El Paso. I.ns Angles Galveston. San Antonio and Laredo '"-J!1""1 I:2" -"a M?trrhls Exrr 'SOpm T-Mm rOURTH STREET AND CHOUTEAU AVENUE STATION. De Soto and Bismarck Ac- commodallon S30irm 'StlOam ILLINOIS DIVISION. Pt. Iyiuls and Chester Expreis.'io.oo am 9:30 am St. Louis and Chester Express. 6:00 pm S-S pm UNUSUAL SUNDAY CROWD AT PIASA CHAUTAUQUA. .Mornlnc; Sermon by Slum Jones, and Vespers In the Taber nacle. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. Chautauqua, 111., July tS. To-day "tv-it-ncssed the lnrsest Sunday attendance dur ing the present season at the Plasa Chau tauqua Assembly. Aside from tho Sunday school, the sermon this morning by Sam Jones and the vesper services! in the Taber nacle this evening, no programme was pre sented. The C. P. and St- L. Railroad carried ex tra coaches on all their trains. The Spread Eagle and the Corwin H. Spencer brought excursions from St. Louis and the steamer Belle of Calhoun brought an excursion from Calhoun County. Doctor and Sirs. Alexander of Carlinville, 111., spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wedding of JerseyriUe were the guests of Chautauqua friends. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burnett of Jer seyville spent the day here and entertained Samuel Burnett of Springfield. III., and Miss Burnett of Carlinville. 111. Among the residents of Jerscyvllle. who spent Sunday at Chautauqua were Truman C. Chapman. Judge A. M. Slaten. S. H. Bowman. Charles Cockrell, George Cock rell, Ross Chappell, Gus Christy, Irving White. Frank Fullcerson, Herbert Brinton. Among the St. Louisans registered at tho Piasa Springs Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. HacK, H. E. Sutter. W. A- Hudson, Jo CHICAGO AND ALTOX. Chicago Train h. Train. Depart Th Alton Limited m 04 am Piftfrie -tat Kxpress tl-' - pm I'alace Lxpre-.s m Dri Midnight Spial ".Ill"pni Kjin-ai City Trains.. Train. npr-rt Mlourl Plate Express 3:1 am Kansas City LlmltrJ .... 1'-:M cm Local Trains. Train. Iat--irt F;irlnrieH Acconrro'I.'ittnn ... 3 - a-ii Jacksomlllc Aecommoiatl-n .. t-ija-n I'-oria LtmltM Wni$ ArrlT". 73 pn Is.ii pm 7:16 am 3.1 J M Arrlvs. 6M4 pm ;:llm Arrive. tV'Vl'p-n SBrm "10. to an 10:13 am Jackiomllle n-ipr.., . .. .tl-aicm tprlni.atlu "Capital City 1-1- Jacksonvliie IStpre is"."."."."."."." J6J) oS Ssl'rir.BrM 1 "Lapltal City rner" IT.1S rn Fprfnr-flM sp!al Altun pt-lal tnatpm JH-Mptn I... II. A ST. L. HY. (Ileuilcrson Hoiile). r-7'.ai-, Depart. Arrt.e. Tast -till 0-rei!b-ro. Cloier- port. Loul-vlIIe ar.l th- Kat. S.M am 7.15 Dm Eastern r.xpress o-enboro. Cloierport. Loulstllle anil . "-e Ea-i 3:Cpm Man L. & A". IS. n. Tram. Florida Limited. tLi Nahilll. Depart. Arrive. ".w. Miauinoona. .viacon. Thomasville. Jacks nvill. St. 4Spm l-JOp-3 Iajt Mall Kvansvlllf. Nash ville. Birmingham. Montcom rp'i Cnattanocj-i. Atlanta, MohiI. New Orleans and Jacksonville. Fla . Cliarles ton. S-. c 3-20 in 7:15 pm southern Kxpres to Evan"- "'I-, Nahv'lle Birmlnghar-. Mobil. Nei- O-Ieans. Thom asMHe. Jacksonville. Palat ka. Ocala and St. Petersburg g:5 p-a 7:20 am JIOIIILI: A"tD OIIITL ' .Tra.n. Depart. New Orleans. MoW!. Mrld lin, Jackion. Cairo. Mur Phvsboro. cparta. all points i-outh and Southeast -"LOO am New Orleans. Mobile. Merid ian. Montgomery. Atlanta. Jackson. Cairo, all pel-its li Vt-irMn 9.1 .!.& C...L. Arrive. 7:E"a Southat .7. llurphvsboro. Pr-irta r.l S:3I pm T37am Chester Acccmroodatlon t5:10pm til -16 am -L. K. & T. "THE ICATY." JetfersOT City. Columtla. Boon- '" vllle. fdaila. Fort fccott. In dian Territory and Texas Express . -"3.1Jam C33 pm XbLKat-r Fl)r." for Dallas. Fort north. Houston. Gal veston. San Antonio. Mxico City and interrredlate roiits. 3-22 pm 727aij Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon vllle. Sedalia, Kan-a-. Inllac Territory and Texas Exprs.ll:C pm 623 am Missouri. Kar.'as Indian Ter rltory and Oklahoma Flyer.. 1332 pm 727am ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS' IJIIII1GE TEH-2UAI- RAILWAY SIBL'HBAX TRAIN SERVICE. Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot -rtrts. ially-9:10 2-0 ; CO, 630 n,. nxCept Pundav. 4:04. :is. 737. 1020 a. m.: 121.0'. 2:4v sr- p m Saturday and Sunday on!y-11.17 p. m. Sunday onlj 5:24. 7.03 a. m : 1223 p. m. .J-rayi.Wa-'hington avenue, dally 9:14 a. m : x.2' j:0. 633 p m. Except Sunday 4 KS. 21. ..02. 824 9p. 11:10 a. m : 423. 9:17 o. m. Pat! urday and Sunday only 1123 p. m. Sunday onlv .2S. 7:10 a. m.: 12 23 p m. Westbound "av Granlt city, dallv 1:12. z:io, S:5S. 7:12 p. m. Except Sundy 5:15. (t-oi. 702. 824. 9-SO. 11J0 a. m : 423. 917 p. m Sat urday only 4:13 p m. Sunday only 553. s rv 10:00 a. m. Saturday a-d Sunday onlv n:5j D" m Except Paturday and Sunday 3:42 p. m. Leav Madison, dallv 1:16. 2:43. 6M5. 7:17 p. m Except Sunday 3:19. 609. 7"'-S. 829 935 1I1 n a.: 421, 921 a. m. Saturday onlv 4.30 p. m. Sunday only 400 805. 10-C5 a. zn. Eaturday and Sunday only 11:53 p. ra. ST. LOCIS-l'EORIA LINE. (See C. P. & St. H SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ST. LOUIS-LOUISVILLE LINES Train. Depart. Arrlva. Princeton. Loulsvill-. Lexing ton and way stations Chat tanooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat toon and points In the South east fl4am '39D7S Mount Vernon Aceommodstlan 16-04 pm 19:40 am Princeton. Loulvil'e. xln-r-ton and way stations. Knox vllie. Asheville. Chattanooga. Rome. Atlanta. Augusta. Cl-arleston. Macon and all points In Florida and the Southeast 10pm --Slam TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN. (CLOVER LEAP ROUTE.) Train. Depart. Arrive. The Commercial Travelef' Toledo. Buffalo and New Tork 1:3a p-m "7:43 am Eastern Express Illinois. In diana and Ohio points -T-Ham -S-Wpm Cayuga Accommodation ....... 1:44 pm 13:16 pm VANDALIA LINK. PENNSTLVANIA LINES WEST OF" T-TTTS-RCRG PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Train. Depart. Arrive. "Fat Mall . 2:30 am -tlSam Kevstone Express s:44 am --OOpm Local Express 7:4 am 1300 pm New Tort Limited 12:S')nm IrMptn Vandalla Accommodation ":3J pm J-15 m Eastern Exp-ess .-s:ipm -.:iiam New York Express llJ5pm ""-Mpm Indianapolis Local " I7a5pm WABASH. Eastern UtiH. TVsf.. De3art Arrtr Continental Limited Detroit. Niagara tans, -juuaio. -".. ., Tork and Boston .OOam l-lapm Toledo. Detroit. Niagara Fills. BuSalo. New Tork and Bos- ton Express. 839 pm T-SJam Toledo. New Tork and Boston t... -Msii 2:4Sam 230 am Midnight Limited DtroIt. But- hv, TSJO. iSeW ICTKB-IU own""." .. V" - " " Toledo and Jacksonville Local ., Express C-JJam "3-00 pm ChlcaRO Line. Banner ExpressChicago 9:22am T-Wam ..... T1mli.il T-htra-rn 9fl5nn 723 am Midnlaht Limited Chicago 1132 pm 8:M am Kansas city use. Karsaa City Express 2:00 am J-00 pm Kansas City Fast Mall JJ-M pm 1:50 am Kansas Cltv Limited 10:15 pm 6.50 am Narth-rresteni Line. From Union Station Council BluCs and Omaha Ex- press v 3:00 am 1:59 am Minneapolis and St. Paul Lim- Ited 2:10 pm 2:00 pm Cannon Ball Omaha 720 pm 7"00 am Ottumwa and Des Moines Ex- press S.-OOam 6.00pm Ottumwa. Des Moines " and Minneapolis Limited 730 pm "7:00 am Local Train.. West Moberly and Kansas City Local "7:40 am pm Mcberly Local t 5:05 pm 1120 am East Decatur and Jackson- vllle Local 14:40pm 11-CS am Suburban Trains. St. Charles Klnloch Park .. Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson ........ , 11133 pm J24-0S pm 1620 pm ,.. 2:13 pm M-OSpm 430pm 5:40 pm lS:15am Ferguson ..... 210.20 Cm From Olive Street Station St. Charles... bt. Charles.................. Klnloch Brldgeton Brldgeton Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson .1100 am 1:45 pm , taptn 17o-am 1637 am . 14:15 pm S:am . 16 4 am 1610 pm . 8-30 am 10:30 am . 1630 pm 133d pm .133 pm ......... . 15:45 pm 1533 pm ST. LOUIS, K. C. AND COLORADO R. R- FROM UNION DEPOT. Train. Depart. Arrlv. 101 and 102. Mall and Express Gasconade River and Inter mediate points 1:15 am 133 pm FROM FORSTTH JUNCTION. 105 and 106. Union Accommo dation 535 pm 355pm Mills. Miss Olivia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Brooks. Redmond S. Erennan. R. B. Clarkson, R. A. Hubcr, Richard F. Ralph, Lumley Plumridge, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Plumridge. Miss Vanarsdale. MI33 Regina Adele Carlin, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jones. Spencer Ellsworth, Charles Strommel, Mist Goeseman. Miss Viola Wright, Miss Emily Irwin, Miss Anna E. Godfrey. A. C. Hart. W. A. Hackaday, B. M. Hailock and Mfcs Mabel Cooper. Among the other guests at the Plasa Springs Hotel are R. M. Little and Mis-i Mebelle Allyn of Modesto, III.; Miss Artie Bolin and Miss Dean Bolin of Milton, III.; Miss Vallai Landbcrg of Milton, W. E. Ing ham of Alton. Miss Florence Harkleroad ot Collinsville. III.; Kent Rives of Palmyra. III.; K. M- Ellison of Rockbridge. IlLrMrs. J. E. Ellison of Greenfield, III.; Miss Ida M. Jewell and Mrs. Bert Scandrett of Rock bridge. III.; Miss Catherine Brownlee of Jer scyvllle, John J. Brcnholt, Jr.. L. M. Carr, H. C. Chalk of Alton. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boren of Milton. III.; Mrs. T. S. Chapman of Jerseyville. Miss Bessie L- Bradford and Miss Nelle Louli Bradford of Waverly. III.; Miss Alice Doylo ot Chicago. E. J. Frost ot Winchester. III.; Judge John E. Hills kotter of E'lwardsvIIle, William H. Young of Athens. 111.: Miss Opal Farmer of Pal myra. III.; Miss Xelle Farmer and Bert Farmer of Waverly, 111. Mayor Silas Cook of East St. Louis spent Sunday with Chautauqua friends. Judge James E. Creishton of Springfield, 111., was a Isltor here to-day. Louis Heede of St. Louis wa3 the guest to-day of P. F. VanderLippe ot St. Louis, who I spending the season here. Mayor Arch F. Carter of Medora, 111., is a visitor to-dav. Doctor Ben Hudson of Palmyra. HI., spent thf day with Chautauqua friends. Judge Charles F. Whito of Jerseyville Is here for the day. President M. H. Chamberlain of McKfn Areo Collece at Lebanon. 111., snent Sundav I with Chautauqua friends. -. j --- - -- vy,-4'7$&JXB$'vi.A &- fi - -'-y---srA-