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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY JUNE 8. 1904.
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106 LOTS,
GREENWOOD
Will Be Closed Out Regardless of Value
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE llth AND 12th,
SALE STARTING PROMPTLY AT 2(30 P. 31.-EACH DAY.
TERMS: S25 CASH DAY OF SALE,' BALANCE ARRANGED TO SUIT.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO., Agt.; ffNuERT?R8.
Slnpleirood or Mcrnmec Hlc;lilnnls Cnrs or Missouri Pnelllo It)-, take yon there for Be. '
SIOEV
TO LOAIv.
MMAAMSMMMM
On.Tlenl Kutiitr.
5 Per Cent Money
,.To If5rW have $1,000 S2.W). ,or. Ji,o.
ft.0!5r. 8S0O- 7.ooo, k.000. n"0 tin.ooo. jis.twi.
J.20.000. 225.000 and JV1000 to loan lit 5 nr cent
interest on extra good security; St. Louis city
Improved real estate onlv.
, KCELCY It, K-'CO . 1113 Chestnut St.
On I'rnotiil Property.
W i iv-w
LOANB negotiated on fu-nlture. pianos or
any personal property at 3 per oent per annum;
confidential. Notary Public. 90S Chestnut et.
MONET
curlty. D.
loaned salaried pecp'e without se
Lantet 309 Benolst bids . 9th . Pine.
MONEY to loan on furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc; i per cent per J ear. Price, Melse
Co.. fll-li-lt Mermod-Jaecard building.
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
We make loans on furniture WITHOUT RE
MOVAL. We make no Inquiries of your friends
c- employer. We give you the full amount In
CASH, not checks We arrange paments to
suit your CONVENIENCE and ABILITY. We
do not RECORD -leans. We nECEIPT for
every payment made. We pay off any OTHER
LOAN or a balance on furniture and OIVB
MORJ: MONEY. We EXTEND payments in
case, of SICKNESS. We make AS LOW rates
the LOWEST. Wo grant LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS for time money Is not uted. This Is
our bus!nees In a nutshell. SEE US before get
ting a loan elsewhere and be convinced that we
are THE PEOPLE. Telephone for us to coil.
THE HOUSEHOLT3 LOAN CO.
KH. 1S1L Room 111. FULLERTON BLDG,
Bell Main 4149. SEVENTH AND PINE bTS.
. MONEY TO LOAN
CAN WE HELP lOU TO
HELP TOUnSEI.Ft
Art you burdened with numerous small debts
that annoy and harass jou7 Or do you owe
nw .. .Kb tltntt.ulttnrn 1r.r y-n...
v. .- ..,w.- 4,,i, .ati., wudi
of the
A
(NIES? If to.
let us pa vour manw
bills
..... art.. ;;-. -.X.V .- .r...- ..'
ed, snd you can MAKE ONE PAYMENT PAY
ALL. Here you can obtain EASY PAYMENTS.
LONG T.ME AND LOWEST RATES on Fur
niture, Piano. Hones and Wagons WITHOUT
8H2AL- ALL TRANSACTIONS CONFI
DENTIAL. Vv'E EXTEND PAYMENTS IN
fASE OP SICKNESS OR OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT. Our nlan will rave you money and
annoyance. See others then see us. Call,
writs or nhona Bell Main 2SSM. Klnloch C ISO.
. NBWHoRK FINANCE CO..
SOT. S3 and mi, odd Frllows Building.
. NINTH Attn -OLIVE ST?
U AU.A-. IKIU JUlinj. AlUNM. 1,
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE. PLVNOS HORSES.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL and get our rates
heTcre getting loan elsewhere our avstem civs
Ji.0Jr'MB and SMALL PAYMENTS, -with
REBATE when paid before due. so vou only
pay for rucl- time as vou have had, loan. We
five PASS HOOK; where all payments are en
tered. We do not require navmentswnlle SICK
SJR OUT OF WORK: NO PUBLICITY: NO IN
CONVENIENCE; NO INQUIRY; papers can be
signed at house and you can get money same
cay you apply. We make a rpectnltv of paying
off any loan or claim against" goods and giv
ing more money. If you cannot lall. WRITE
OR TELEPHONE Us and we will send agent
lr.?P1Iln our SYSTEM. TFLEPHONE KIN
LOCH B 434. or BELL MAIN 1833
. FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO .
Room No. 410 Commoawealtn Trust" building.
Broad-ray and Olive 'sfEntrancs'421 Olive St.
Don't Borrow Money
OH FURNITURE AHD PIANOS
BEFORE SEEING US, and ycii wll sate
money. This Is the ONLY COMPANY making
loans at NATIONAL BANK INTEREST
RATES, on terms tn SUIT EVERY BOR
ROWER. Ccnvlnce YOIIRELF by COMPAR
ING OUR RATES and terms wlthi oth-rs
Call, write or phone ns,MatnOT4M. ,orDlS45r
NATIONAL- LOAN CO.. I
ROOMS 209 AND 211 MBRMOD-JACCARD
. BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR.
MI N. BROADWAY. CORNER LOCUST. ST.
A nONEY LOANED (NEW WAY)
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY-PAYMENTS
1 People- In need of financial help can get strict
ly confidential loans at 6 per cent per year on
furniture, piano, etc.. wlthou removal. Cash
advanced same day you apply. See ua and we
will help you.
ROYAL FINANCE CO..
Suite 526 (the new) Frisco building, southwest
icoroar Ninth and Olive sta.;3bonKln. C 1TM.
!Agm will call. t '
MONBT 1
MOJtEY I MONEY !
MnittBV
) HO to tSOO loaned on furniture, pianos, horses,
i 1 wagona. without removal, at the very cheapest
Jf JUS WEEKLY PATS A 5 LOAN.
n.00 WEEKLTPAY8 A J5O.O0 LOAN. "
.MO WEEKLY PAY 6 A S2S.00 LOAN.
-J0o WEEKLT,PAY8 A 115.00 LOAN.
Parznentz can he mads monthly if declred
xtenalons granted ln.csse pf sickness or out of
work. If yon want money, save, money by bor-
TOAyERICAyCLOAN ASSOCIATION.,
5 Cenrurr.bMg.v, n Olve and Ninth sts.
Loans at 5 Psr Gen?.
WE make LOANS ON FURNITURE. PI
ANOS. ETC. without removal; NO PUBLIC
ITY. See us before getting a LON else
where: will save you money; CHEAPER
RATES IX1NOER TIME SMALLER EAY
SIENT8. We pay oft any LOAN or balance on
your PURNITUftK. Poy at your CONVEN
lENCE. LlberalvDISCOUNTS; Call and- be
convlncvd. Write ortelephone. Klnloch A tot.
T.NION KINANCE CO . 303 and 303 Oriel bldg.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust. Entrance
Itt N. Sixth, opposite Bart'a.
LOANS ON FURNITURE.
7taes and terms unheard of. Look:
J1.S0 weeklr pays a JT5.00 loan.
11.20 weekly pay a tfiOOO loan. ,
3L00 weekly pays a 50 00 loan. l
75c weekly pays a JWOOiIoan. v
Payments mar be made weekly, semimonthly
or monthly. It la to vour Interest to consult
vs. au Business private and above board, see
s UtlNSUUAlj-FlPiANCIS CO..
FIN
hth i
SOI Chemical bldg.. Eighth and Olive sts.
WE ADVANCE MONEY
TO SALARIED PEOPLE. NO MORTGAGE
NO INDORSER without employer's knowledge.
ALSO ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC. Our
plan is the cheapest, best and most private In
tha city. Call, write or telephone Klnloch
C15T. ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO,
Room Ills Missouri Tnut Bldg.
Entrance 705 Olive street.
Money to lon tn any aniouni ou all kinds of
pcraonu property. I&rc&lnj In uoredeemtd
plMxes.
912 FRANKLIN AVE.
LOANS IN EAST ST; LOUIS.
Also In surrounding (owns. On FURNITURE.
PIAN03 and SALARIES. Amounts to milt
Tour need and TERMS to suit YOUR ABIL
TY to pay. We do not remove goods. Ex
tensions In esse of sickness. Liberal discounts.
Klnloch. St. Clair 405. THKHOMB LOAN CO..
Room 206. Metropolitan Building.
415-411 Missouri ave.. East St. Louis.
Lowest Rate LQans.
. WE will PAY off any DEBT you OWE and
ADVANCE you MURK MONEY on your FUR
NITURE, PIANOS, horsea and wagons; goods
left tn your POSSESSION: WEEKLY or
MONTHLY payments., LOWEST RATES: dis
count given It PAID before due. Call or write
J0J N.Tenth st., room 211 Otark building. THE
ANDERSON FINANCE CO. ,
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN CO.
Loans money on household goods and all kinds
of personal property: easy monthly payments.
Room Z2S McCasland bldg., 225 Colllnsville ave.
Phones: Bell East 1352M; Klnloch St. Clair 450.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
Wo furnish vou money quickly and confidentially.'-
without security. National Credit Co..
rooms .01-902 Chemical -Idg.. Eighth and Olive.,
Money t Money!! Monev!!!
Salaries ( bought at .'-reasonable! discount J we
loan money on furniture: cheapest In lown.
Equity Finance Co... 1401 Missouri Trust'blJg.
MH8M AdvMCivl Salariid Icoole
Teamsters, boarding-house keepers without se
curity, easy payments: largest business in 59
principal cities. Toiman. va nouser crag.
5l9
Chestnut.
EUaENE A. TRISLER.
Room 24. .519 N,,8eTratb st.. De Menll bulldlcg
" Fire Insurance Agency.
LOANS ON FURNlTURE-LOV RATES.
HOOKS PAPERS.
u- -- iJiL,n,w-LiULiLI-,ai- r -----
ytaxt. n Mwii, mi1lesl and other anod
. i.""' --e-i. ,r-l-,,:i . m..i
tOOKS. uan ipanao. nJuai. -
NATIONAL Encyclopedia: a utmrr oz mi
venal reference; Illustrated: cost tl-J. for SSc,
It Oawford'aoW book. tora. Fourth and.
cnecinuv. , . . j
ni)MllllKI!IB.-t
tJ.Jli-W-L'Jwvi.-i.-.-b'fti'' - - - ' "
HAVE yor'oaysSjrmlstffni-tirolderS.-
liemsUUhecror etamped by MrsjMur-
c!"'u.,iii.. nxm 7t4: resaonahls prices.
sasow. -. - VV--j- ,-
EACH 60x135
ALL THAT REMAINS UNSOLD
MUSICAL.
AT a Sacrifice Fine urrlght: little used. Call
2606 St. Vincent ae.
BARGAINS In babv grand. Knabe; rood sec
ondhand uprights; also line very best makes of
squara planoaH. A. Iloehm &'Bro. 1609 Frank,
lln.
IIARGAINS-Cf.rnets.
clnrlnit. 17: altos, $1
J10: l'lenos and organs.
S. Broadways
$6; trombones. 37;
; barytone. 88: tuba,
J. I'lachl & Son.. 113
BUY your musical lntrumenl Mnere you
hae adtantage of largret selectlsns In city
and lowest prices. Hunleth's. 9 S. Broadway.
CABINET Grand piano: ucd only short time;
v.111 sell at racrlflcc. 1623 N. L'fflngwell ae.
"HEAR the Soul of a Krakauer Sing": to
hrar It Is to bur It. Sold only by Dsn'l G. Dun
ker Plsno Co . Fourteenth snd North Market.
MUSIC TEACHER Twenty years- experience:
flrst-clas union music furnished. II. Wallace,
1W9 Chouteau
STEINWAY upright, cost new $CM; will sell
for one-halt; very little used: bargain of a
lifetime. Beyer's, Setenteenth and Locust.
TWO manual organs,
cheap. 2124 Mullanphy et.
with base pedals;
TWO cood upright pianos and one square.to
pav storage charge: ery cheap for cash. Lan
ran storage Co . 1001 Morgan st. .
WE supply outside towns with new and sec
ondhand Instruments: write for catalogue and
bargains J. Placht & Son. 113 S. Broadway.
WILL sell upright Gabler at actlllce: only
used few months. 3202 S. Jefferson ae.
3173 bus fine upright
standard make.
KiEfcJvA:ur mtu
PIANO CO . 2J07 Tark.
S1CS bus fine upright piano, with latest 1m
proements. Schubert & Moxter. 2602 Franklin.
J22 buys another good square piano; fully
gauaranteed: stool, etc; best bargain eer of
fered. J3eer'a. Seventeenth and Locust
314 bujs a good organ: other In proportion:
the highest only 3T6: small payment down; 33
monthly. Beyers. Seventeenth and Locust.
3125; good Chlckerlng upright; heavy. carved
case: only one left of three we sold last week
of same make: worth our Investigation: easy
terms. Bejer. Seventeenth and Locuat.1
J16S
elegant mahogany case upright, 7 1-3
rtrtni -prr
late improvement: looxs wonn
J30J In jour parlor: only used since January
last, never a. evenieenm ana iocubi.
365 bus fine Becker Bros, piano; full sue;
stool and cover, lilt N. Sixteenth.
"PIANO LOGIC."
What other article is there In your home that
requires as much study In buying as a planoT
Not one: therefore, the Intending purchaser
should carefully study conditions: take oir
beautiful warerooms, for Instance; situated aa
our location Is. It saves the purchaser fully S3
per cent: and our stock, one of the largest In
St. Louis, 21 cf the most r-nowned makes. In
all fsney cases, and our 3j veara of Integrity
In business, should satisfy. the most exacting.
A visit will thoroughly convince you of our
ability to cope with and meet all competition.
Our easy-payment system meets the approval
of all our customers. No trouble to show
goods. Beyer's, Seventeenth and Locust, man
ufacturers and agents
KU.MCEL BROS. FIAKO CO.,
Tvvemty-EIs-hth and Olive St a.
PIANOS Z,
At lowest rates. New Pianos In
Mahogany. Walnut. Oak and
Maple Cases., Pianos sold on
paymcnW 'or for cash. Tuned,
repaired or moved.
THE ESTEY CO.
"MI6 OLIVE STREET.
STORAGE AKD MOVUIG.
IWWMMA
WNWi,.,,,.11l,W1l
AMERICAN Storage and .Moving Co , SIS
Olive; moving, -packing, shipping; all storage
In separate rooms; both phones. W. II. Lang
dale. BONDED warehouse: Henry C. W. Wieh
Storage and Moving Co., 1512-K Franklin ave :
money advanced when desired. Klnloch C XX
F. IL PORTMANN Storage and Moving Co.
Separate rooms: low prices on reliable moving
and storage. 2S0I Cass ave.; phone D 1247.
LOUISIANA Storage Co., Gso. Jokerst. Mgr.
Moving, packing: bath phones; 2 warehouses.
NEW YORK Storage Co.. Twenty-second and
Wash: move. pack, ship or store furniture In
sepnrste rooms: estimates given: work guarnt.
SOUTH Side Storage and Moving Co.. U01-4-S
Sidney st. Hell Sidnr 235: Klnlccn Victor Ml.
SELKIRK'S STORAGE
House for furniture, etc: new and cleaa; low
est Insurance, careful movlrp, packing and
shipping; 1IOC-10-12 Chouteau. LLensed or th
State and guaranteed by MUslselppl Valley
Trust Co. for 125.000.
cYnRIBr absolutely .fireproof. tw
-PIWIUIME warehouse. Orand and Laclede,
Tor rafekeeping ot furniture, pianos, trunks,
valuables, boxes, etc.; strictly first-class moving
packing, shipping, etc Our firs insurance the
lowest. Money advanced. Ship goods our cars.
Estimates free. Get our rates. Botn phones, 1214
tl Olive. R. U. Leonorl Auction ft Storage Co.
CAHPET CXEAIUIIG.
tiiiivmm
ACME steam carpet cleaning, Sc yard. 4060
Easton: phone. Delmar 1708
CARPET cleaning. 3c yard. American Steam
Carpet Cleanlnr Co.. Nineteenth and Pine;
send postal.
CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleanlnr Co.; W. J.
McCourtney, manager: carpets renovated: look
like new. Lln. 2530; Kin. Del. 2451. JS23 Flney.
EMPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co., W. Wa
terman, manager; carpets renovated, look like
new. Z123 Lucas: tel. Beaumont 220: Kin. CJW.
PRIlfTIKG.
i- - " - i- - -ii-ii-ii-i-m-i-ii-ii-ii-i ni i iii-ii" ii in n n.n
AAA1 1.000 cards, 75c: billheads, noteheads,
envelopes 31.35. McGlll & Co.,,121 N. ECeventh.
CRESCENT Printing Co.. 907 N. Fourth St.
Pine work: fair prices: send for sample.
EIERMANN BROS. Printers. 222 Pine. o
Hclt jour business and guarantee satisfaction;
fine commercial work a specialty. Kin. 1430A.
..EUREKA PRINTING CO., 324 N. Third St.
Lew rates on your printing this week.
THEATRICAL.
uaauiau uiKija unentai dancing
good salary. Call ut Illinois Hotel. 6412 De
PERFORMERS Twenty-five colored perform
ers: city; salary sure. Call before 3 o'c-ock to
day at 1143 Pine et.
SKETCH TEAM Mutt be good singers and
dancrs: right salary to right people; long en
gagement. Twentl'tn Century Comedy Co. Call
Hotel Midland, Seventh and Washington, E to
6.20 p. m-
ntlDDER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS.
ADAMS, the stamp man, 314 N. Sixth st., St.
Louis, Mo.; rubber stamps, seals, stencils, etc;
good, cheap, quick. Write for new list.
RUBBER tamps. rubber Ope. signs, mark
eni. brass and aluminum checks at lowest
prices. Kasper Stamp and Seal Co., 918 Locust.
EXCELSIOR Stencil Works. 312 Olive, for
steel stamps, stencils, burning brands, rubber
type, seals, brass and aluminum checks.
DYEISG, CLEA5IKO. REPAIRING.
&tji&
LADIES and gentlemen, bring your spring
garments to the Paris Cleaning and Dyeing
Emporium Co.. 1330 Franklin.
WANTED lour turtajns to launder. Phoenix
Lace Curtain CO.. 2711 Coes ave.
MEDIUMS CL MRVOYAKTS.
yaat1'VSt,ssssSvsSisi4ss0MvvvM
MRS." DR. LYONS,
Famous , CjlalrToynnt.
f.,. SOq'AKD J1.
rAre you happy ?i Itinot. the
'relief maybe ln'your-reacn.
There mar be estranged do
mestic feelings; . husband orf
wife'mayvbe .inaiirereni. neg
lectful. One who has been a
.i ctnilpnc. nf. human nature
for ,23 years, ls,yedy to help,
OU iTJ.lH.rtv UV w". -
swered. S200A OLIVE ST.
KHIRQN
THE
GREAT
Tells yoor name What you
called "t on,. WTioia. and.
when rcS"intli.iBiarry.
Abrit business, etc
LOWBfA rllRIXG ,
FEE OUClTHISADV.
ilRQQ OLIVE"
OOCaC -STRKK '
MME, IDA WOLF, the gifted life reader, and
fortun teller from the West, removed to 2014
N.Thlrteenth at,readlnga 2Sc and 80C-
TMME CROWLET. fortune'teller,advtce In
lawsuits marriages, buslneat. and family t-
i-e. va v.n.
j -
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OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
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WMWXWWKW
BrrORR mcflnr. sell furniture anA fsthera
don't want; send postal. Ashton, 1111 S. Jeffer
son. FEATHER beds wanted; pay I13taSUa
lend postal. T. J. Ryan, west End Station,
ach;
FEATHERS Very highest prices paid: honett
weight: postal. Globe Pillow Co. 1839 Finney.
FEATHERS Wanted Nobodv pais the high
price like M. Speelman. 3338A Franklin ave . the
reliable dealer: honest weight: send postal
HIGHEST price paid for household goods
Tel. Klnloch D Ml. 04 N. Fourteenth.
WE pay hlgnest cash prtpea for household
furniture, planus, etc; also buy entire contrnu
et flats or residences; call tr send postal. Leo.
nor! Auction Co . 1219-11 Olive at.
For Sale.
ivi's'mi
ALL kinds of furniture bought: carpets, pi
anos, feathers: contents of flats and dwellings.
Wolf. 1339 8 Broadway; phone C 445.
ALMOST new parlor set:
J008 Dickson.
six pieces; cheap.
ALMOST new parlor set;
3S0S Dickson st.
six pieces; cheap.
FOLDING bed. 13.50; room-size rug. 32.73;
.chairs, 15c; ice box, 31.50; call and see; bar
gain.. Brasch. 2132 Franklin ave.
BEDROOM suits. 310; dressers, 14 and up;
glass safe. 31 up: wardrobes, 85 up; also nice
line of refrigerators, tables. 1537 S. Broadway.
ANCIENT furniture. Colonial and Chippen
dale, mahogany and rosewood: Sheffield plate;
brass, bronte1 and pewter. 3839 Finney.
HOUSEHOLD goods. Including parlor, bed
room, dining-room and library pieces; all new,
fresh goods: now on sale; alio storage and fac
tory sampls goods at very reasonable prices;
our location and system ot retailing these goods
means a saving of 50 per cent to our customers.
LANQAN STORAGE CO. IO01 Morgan St.
LARGE refrigerator:
813.50. 6132 Page.
good one; gave 850, talcs
ONE new Iron bedstead,
cheap. 3937 West Belle.
spring and mattress.
ONE bedroom set and springs; roller-top of
flce desk: picture frames. 2831 N. Twenty-third.
ROOM rugs and misfit carpets of all kinds.
all sizes and grades: also a lot ot slightly used
rugs and carpets: we can save you 50 per cent
on these goods: bring dimension of room.
LANQAN STORAGE CO . 1001 Morgan St.
SPECIAL SALE ON RUQS.
Lot 9x12 Axmlnster ruga, soiled simples, but
perfectly new. at 319.85; lot room-size Brussels
rugs. 89 85: another lot washstands, 31.45: iron
beds. 81.2S: oak rocker. 85c: dining chairs, 25c
each; special prices this week on soiled sample
rugs, refrigerators andsaa ranges.
CREDIT IF WANTED.
NEW YORK STORAGE CO..
2212 to 2219 Wash at.
REFRIGERATORS
AJTD
GAS RANGES.
Km hARM 1. rnmnlefa vrlthmir ,f V"
FRIGERATOR or GAS .RANGE during the
lxu vumiuvr. we navn si large, new biock
of up-to-date REFRIGERATORS' and GA1
RANGES, that we will dispose of at Greatly
Reduced Prices. Call and ft for yourself.
UK6AN & TAYLOR S. & V. CO.,
IBS Washington art.
Se it In it Machines,
ll."aaflsfsr,sOr,Vtr
LADY -will I1 -tilirh-ftTm. l!rht.runnfn.r Rin-
gtr; all attachment!. Ja. 1504 Laclede,
SINGER sevlntc machine, drop head: rood, as
neT-f; cheap; makt offer. 1311 North Market.
Wall paper.
vMWeMewweeWrWeerewMMiww'
EHRLICH BROS, paper rooms, 32 each: work
guaranteed: painting reasonable. 4US0 Easton.
PERSONAL.
A DETECTIVE (private) doe. aliadowlng aad
tnveaUgatlng; r(. P O. Pox 770. St. Loula.
ADOPTION PreUV JIttle babv alrl. Call at
,1432 Franklin.
DR. CAZEAUX. 2902 .Washington, treats lrreg.
ularltlet and all female troubles: 25 years est
ERGO TANSO Is guaranteed to relieve mi).
presslon; 82 box. Dr. Cageaux. 2902 "Washington.
LADIES, consult me: nn medicines.
J. C.
Whitley. 425 S. Ewlng ave.. St. Louis.
LADIES will not regret calling on Mrs. Hoi
land: confinements: lowest prices. 1402 N. llth.
LADIES, my regulator never falls; complete
treatment free. Mrs. E. Starr. 2129 Franklin.
LADIES. In all obstinate, abnormal, long
standing "monthly suppressions." any causo la
pathology. Dr. SoutbJngton'a Concentrated Er-
Ro-Kolo Compound bringa pealtlve, painless rt.
ef within three to five days. Mall, 11 a;
double strength, 32. Circulars free. Dr. South
Ington R. Co.. Dept. RH. Kansas City. Mc v
MIDWIFE Receives Curing con.; ladles la
trouble, call: Infants adogt-d. 2848 LaKavette.
MRS. A. SCHROEDBF. receives conftne
menu; ladles call. 2907 Franklin ave.
MRa BRIDGES-Ofr.ce hcurs. 8 to 1: no med
icine. 2505 Lsclede. C 1564. Llndell 95M.
MRS. DR. SMITH. 3043 Easton: absolute se
clusion before and during confinement; terms
reasonable. Beaumont 5A: Klnloch 113ID.
PRIVATE diseases, nervous debility, etc,
aulcklv cured medicine furnished: one treat
ment free. 107A N. Ninth.
WILL party (A. J. P.). who exchanged straw
hat In restaurant last night, address FT 109.
Republic
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
DR. R. G. RAYMOND'S Monthly Regulator
baa brought happiness t-t hundreds ef anxious
women. No pain, no danger, no Interference
with work: relief In 8 to 5 days. We hava
never known of a single failure. Mall orders
Eramptlr filled . Pries 82 30. DR. R. 6. RAT
ONb TIEMEDY. CO.; -ROOM' . 14 ADAMS
til.. Ul-UUAUL. 1144.
I0LDEN imsss&ggris?
Mmes. Warrance Midge and Grajie,
Private licensed home; confinement, 810;
adoption If desired: dlseeses of women a spe
cialty: patients met at boat or station: phone
Kin. t 1207. 21MA Olive.
Dr. Dennis r.,?'"iSsednpSSi:
clan and surgeon, conducts tha only respectable
sanitarium for confinement n thla.clty: pert-"-
seclusion and bom. comforts; trained nurse:
lowest terms; all f.mals troubles skillfully
treated under absolute guarantee; ladles, when
needing a specialist, com. or writs rao.
DR. E.J. HOG AN, 221 5 OLIVE ST.
Medical and sursicsl diseases of women a
specialty; operations skillfull- performed.
Patients received at any time, before and
during confinement: infants adopted. If de
sired: trained nurses: home comforts; ladlMr, In
trouble, call or write: terms reasonable. Con.
sulfation free "
DR. ANNIE NEWLANDc
Private licensed home for ladles before and
during confinement: oldest and meat reliable
Institution in the Bute; established. over forty
years: heme comforts; motaerly car: infants
adopted; lrregularltl.s successfully treated;
satlsfactljn guaranteed: lad'ts!n trouBle, call
or write. 2t81A Olive st
DR. MARY ARTHUR,
2M1 Washington ave.. conducts a 'first-class
sanitarium for confinement-; Infanta adopted;
elegant accommodations: trenty years' experi
ence: trained nurses: ladKs. when needing a
specialist, come or write me; strictly respectable.
TRIBE OF BEX HUB-
if iii.iw. iii 'ii ri-iii "n-,iri..rii-irw"..-.r.r.ri.-in.-,j
BENTON COURT. NO. 12. TRIBE OF BEN
Hut Meets tbe second and fourth Wednes
day ot each .month at Audie's Hall. Jefferson
and ; Pestaloul street. Members are requested
to attend. All. sons and daughters ot liar ac
corded a hearty welcome. .
. WILLIAM ENLOQ OUef.
William Gill. Scribe, tn Dorcas street.
KH1GBTS OF FATHER MATBEW.
ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE X)UNCIL. NO.
'. 5. Knlabts ot Jathet Mathew Meets on
first?' and third Monday of each month ' at
School Hall. Nc 1412 O'Fallon street All mem
bers requested' to be present Visitors welcome.
JJOHN M.--HENNEBSY. Chief Sir Knight
Joljn J. Scully. Recorder.
5--:.
f: i ROTAL ARCAITTM.
thM0V04
gnnitBl -rwcleotn terwtor2Cfrlsrarit- ivrtirw -I
ard jnembr trom ahread. ' - a
Yf"V ."-v. i E-'A. BARBOUR.1O, R.
3 JaA. C-KlUlnnaworth. Grand Secretary. t.
iZ? - KBTl MKir.
f--- s.sslaasis - mm. -"-,-iri -,j-in
mlSSISSIPPI TRISE.';Na 72. TUPHOVEO
--Order of 'Red Men, meets every Thurs-
oay srsiuBs; at -s o cioca--: in tnsir wigwam,
cornel Jfflgnteenth and Shenandoah. All vlslt
lof brbtoeri cordially Invited to meet with ua.
;s - a'twivawi oswivwi.
KNIGHTS OF FaTHIAS."
JyiiiLn.ri.rii'inni'i -irinnnnvn""" --- - --)n-.
CME LODOE. NO. at, K. OF P.-1IEETS
everv Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. West
Oats
lata Hall, northwest corner Grand and Easton
avenues. Members requested to attend regu
larly. Visitors cordially invited.
MATTHEW VONET. C. C.
a. W. Clifton. Kot R. fc S.. 1443 Bt Loula
avenue.
DURLINGTON LODGE MEETS EVERT
, Wednesday night at Fraternal Building,
bleventh and Franklin. Wednesday evening.
June l, work In tbe rank ot Esquire. Members
xpecteu.v Visitors invited. .
ROBERT O'CONNOR, a a
Frank O'Connor, K. of It. A S.
CAS1LU HALL, COLUMBIA LODOE, nO.
224. K. of P.. meets every Tuesday even
lux. Century building. East Hail. 8 p. m. Mam
bcrs requested to attend meeting Tuesday. Jims
7. Work In rank ot Page. Visitors welcome.
ALt-AANUcK NI'.llUl-oO.-;, C. C
J. F. Dempsey. K. of R. ft 8.
-O HEVAL1EK IjODOE, NO 30 KNIOHT1J
V. of I'ythlas.-Castle Hall In Odd Fellows
Temple. No. 2. eighth door. Reiuisr meetings
FUTURE GREAT LODGE, NO. 270. K. OF
P.. Howard's Hall. Thirtieth and OUv;.
meets every Weanesday at ,1 o'clock. Work
way. on hand. V-lly Jg-fu,, a a
W.
A. Roberts. Kci . at a.
MODOC LODGE. NO. 290, K. OK P.. MEETS
every luesuay evening at i o'clock
at Anchor Hall, southwest corner Jefferson and
"ark i"enues. Take Compton Heights. Park or
Jefferson avenue cars. Membeis are expected
and ?uito?s cordially invited to attend. Work
In rank ot Page. A. H. NORRlali, C C.
L U. Cass. It. et B.
PACIFIC LODGE. NO. 301. K. OF P..
meets evirv Wednesday evening. Century
building. Ninth and Olive streets, June 8. rank
ot E,u.r. Cigars. .VWtlnrl. & &
W. A. Gray. K. ot R. ft 8.
PREMIER LODGEl NO. 249. K. OF P..
meets evsry first and third Monday in
nail No. 3. seventh floor Odd "Fellows' building.
Next meeting June 20. Visitors are cordially
invited. Members sre requested to attend.
JOSEPH O. MORE. C. C.
J. F. Wltte. Jr.. K. ot R. ft 8 . 33CWA North
Twenty.nfth atreet.
PYTHAGORAB LODGE, NO. 175. K. OF P..
meets every Wednesday evening at castl
null
northwest corner Grand and Easton ave-
diim. at 1 o'clock. Esaulra rank
vvcanesoay.
ting brothers
June 8. Members expected, Vlsltlni
alwava welcome. K. H.
K. B. UOLLEY. C. C
E. Ettinger. K. of R. ft S. 35JS Easton avs
nac. Klnloch D 518.
THE ST.
LOUIS PYTHIAN TEAM WILL
M confer
the tint rank Thursday evening.
June 9. st Eagles' Hall, No. 2728 Pine street,
under the auspices ot Walnut Lodgt. No. 288,
K. of P. All brother'knlghts welcomed. Fra-,
ternallyyours. JOHN RENFRO, Secretary.
John Pensn. Chairman.
WABABH LODGE. NO.- 242. K. OF P.,'
meets erery Tuesday evening at castl
hail, southwest comer Broadway and Benton.
June 7, business meeting. Visitors welcome.
AIL members of the Kings ot Z. are requested
vo oe pre.cnv. i.wrniyiour sppticanis vo
initiatea.
M. C. Shulte,
O. L. OSUORN.
C. C.
K. of R. ft 8.
ZULEMA LODGE. NO. CI K. OF F
meeu Monday evening. June 13. in hall
No. 1. tenth iloor Century building, at I o'clock.
ork in rank of Esquire; four candidates.
Members expected and visitors cordially Invited
to attend. FRANK J. VOLLMER. C. C
Attest: O. M. Brooks, iii of R. ft 8.
P. O. Box 1062. .
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED
MASONS.
V)ail0B
ANCHOR LODGE. NO. 443, A. F. ft A. M
Stated communication Wednesday even
ing. June 8. Jefferson and Park avenues Work
second degree. B. W. HUGHES. W. M.
R. K. cattail. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 9,
A. V. ft A. M., will hold special com
munication Tuesday, June 7. at 7 p. m., at
Masonic Temple. Grand and Finney avenues.
Work third degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
GEORGE W. JAiliM. W. M.
W. L. Reynolds. Jr.. Secretary.
GOUD HOPE LODGEl NO? 218, A. F. ft A.
M. Called communication for Thursday.
June 9. 1904, at 13:30 p. m. at hall. No. (701 South
Broadway, for the purpose of performing the
last sad. rites over our departed brother, Charles
Mehl of Mehlvllle, Mo. Members pf Fen ton
Lodge please attend. Visitors cordially lnv ited.
t C. C. BOWERSOX, Y,. M.
Edward S. Ealdwln. Secretary.
KEYSTONE LODGE, NO. 243, A. F. ft A.
M. Special communication at Grand Ave
iiu Masonic Temple this Wednesday at 7:UI p.
m. F. c degree. Visiting brethren fraternally
Invited. F. A. RAITHEL, W. M.
Moses Ely. Secretary.
mISSOURI LODGE. NO. 1. A. F. ft A. M,
Called communication on Wednesday,
June 9, 7:to p. m. F. C. degree. Corinthian
Hall. Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. "Th
Mother Lodge" welcomes -jllitlng brethren.
Members reqvested to atund.
J. W. KKUEGER. W. M.
John H. Deems. S-icntart.,n -
KNIGHTS OF COLCMBCS.
m - imi,-,--srij-vss'sr'ssrsTsrsr um.
KENR1CK COUNCIL. NO. (St. KNIGHTS
of Columbus, meets .very second and
fourth Wednesday at Xos. Hill Hall, Mo. wo;
Maple avenue. Visiting knights always wel
come. .JOHN PAUL CHEW. Urand Knight
Walter T. Cunningham, Recorder.-
MARQUETTE COUNCIL, NO. 608,
J&nlgbts of Columbus, meets .very sec
orid and fourth Tuesday In the west ball. Cen
tury building. Ninth and Oily streets. Visit
ing knights cordially invited.
FRANK G. CUNNINGHAM. Orand Knight
F. P. Leonard. Recorder.
ST. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. 458. MEETS
every nrst and third Tuesday at West
End Hall, southwest corner Finney and Vande
venter avenues. Visiting knights an cordially
Invited. EDWARD DtVOT, Orand Knight
Joseph F. Lamy. Recorder.
ST. LOUIS REBEKAH LODOE. NO. 830. L
O. O. F. Meeu in Doric Hall. Masonic
lemple, th second and fourth Wednesday even
ings of each month at g o'clock. All strangers
and visitors in th city are cordially lnvltsd to
attend tne meetings and will receive a hearty
welcome. MA-rtY KERR, Noble Grand.
-,... .. n0 Easton arenas.
Tilll Sennewald, Secretary, lta Webster ave.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FEL
LOWS. VWllMNWllMWM
A Mlinn LODQg. NO. XZ-L T n n w
J meets every Mendsy evening at sehurttra
Hail. Nineteenth and Wright streets. Work in
th degrees. Visiting brothers welcome,
., .LI9 LANOENBACHEPl. N. O.
David Petty, secretary. 1828 O Fallon street.
? T. LOUIS LODOII NO. I
9 n r wt
40 meets every Saturday evei
rSng at'odiS
fellows' building, southeast corner Ninth and
Olive streets. In hall Na,,L Visitors welcome.
Wallace llcCargc Bscrstanr. ' "
1 1 f ILDEY LODGE.
NO. i L a a.
J meets Tnssdar STetune
meets Tassday evening ot each week at
hall No. L Odd Fellows' bulldlna. corner Mintli
and Olive, at I o'clock. Work In "Degree of
Truth." Visiting brothers invited to attend.
F. W. Rlegel. Secrsury.
MISCELLANEOUS.
- - -- -- ----- -,-, -y--u-ljxrLririji
A1
1904-T
ERCHANTS' EXCHANGE MUTUAL BH-
The member, of thl. sorletv am .m,w
notified to call and pay. without further notice.
81.10 within thirty cava from Juna a. 1104. tha
jm hjlng assessment made upon the death cf
E. Is. McPherson. Ia.t ri.v for nivinr. Julv e
icaj . n T,yv..rfc: oTjlr .
- .. XV. l7lliAVAb,
Secretary.
St. Loots Cotton Market.
Spot market nominally unchanged.
Ordinary 934
Good ordinary io4s
Low middling njj
Middling HH
Good middling 12
Middling fair 12
Tinges- snd stains UKHe.ott white.
Oalv eston Spot market steady; middling llSc.
Sales 72 bales.
New Orleans-Spot market steady; middling
HHc
Memphis-Spot market quiet: middling llSc
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. (39 bales. .
New Orlear. 894 bales.
Mobile, 582 bales.
Savannah. 582 bales.
Norfolk. 200 bales.
Houston. 88 bales.
Memphis. 78 bsles.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
four dsys were 8,004 bale., against 11,581 bales
a week sgo and (.720 bales in 1902. Exports.
20 231 bales, against 11.782 bales in 1903. Stocks,
2C2.590 bales, against 272.007 bales In 1903.
St Louts warehouse atstement:
Tnis
Last
Yesr.
U.71S
M.--71
82.405
5.M3
727,835
Year.
Stocks on hand Sept. 1...., 1,2(3
Net receipts since Sept 1 55.820
Net shipments since Sept 1 45,015
Stocks on hand 12,078
Gross receipts 110
Gross receipts since Sept 1, 09,589
Gross shipments 119
... in ,
...498.758 734.521
Gross shipments since Sept !
Br Tele;tap".
N'ew York. June T. Boot cotton closed quiet;
20 Points higher: middling uplands. 11.80c: mid
dling Gulf 12.05cr ssles 102 bales. Futures
closed barely steady: June 11.40a: July 11.50c:
Aug. 10.90c; Sept. JO.OIc; Oct 9.78c: Nov. f.78e;
Dec 9.78c: Jan. 9.74c. The -market opened
steady at an advance of t39 points on covering
prompted, by rather better English cables than
expected ' and less favorable weather. The
weekly crop report at midday was thought like
ly to prove bearish, but was suf Scienter un
certain to help in the covering, movement, which
continued all the forenoon with Wall street, the
South and Europe fair buyers. "J Price, ruled
rather irregular, meeting with frequent slight
setbacks under realizing by buyers at the low
prices ot yesterday, hut in a general .way th
market worked upward. Along in th middle
of the afternoon reports, of a better spot de
mind and large exports, chiefly from New
Orleans to Great Britain, caused a scars of
shorts and ran July up to 11.88c, a net gain,
of 47 points, while October sold st 9.80c and1
Dec at 1.72c -net a-ain. of 29 to 20 points. About
live minutes before th close atlesdtng room
1 WSnttaO III lln. aa YXf SS t tyyvSBai t t Tta laMMaaat
uswsvsr. gvcjiwciiwus asa sjuvk " uvw4swc(
with Ksw'Orlesns connections, became a heavy
seller, 'chiefly of August, offering that, position
dawn shout ...nofnt.. The other.wionth went
'oil slightly in sympathy, and the list was
nnmuy oarv-iy siewoy, oev miov pours- nigocr.
Sales were reported of 55(1.000 tjales.
New Orleans, Jon 7. Cotton Ann; sales 3.350;
ordinary a 2-1 to: rood ordinary 18 He; low mid
dling ilVtc: middling .HKe;.- good middling
ltji-lsc: -middling- fair 12 3-lc: receipts- 894;
atock ns-kn. Futnrs. steadvr JernSilLaa kM
juiy u.sft-s-11'
X(4n.4: AM.,.li.018Wl.lc Septv9.-B I
Oct 8.59vVf.(: NOvT -I.SMjt.tIc; Dc 1
s.sbct
.f.
DECREASE IN THE VISIBLE
SENDS UP WHEAT PRICES.
OBOP DAMAGE IN SOUTH
.WEST A BULL FACTOB.,
July Option' Shows a Gain of f8tj
to 3-4c; Com Up 3-4c to 7-Sc;
Oats Advance l-8o to 1-ic.
Chicago, June ".A large decrease In
the world's visible supply was perhaps
tha principal bull Influence la the wheat
market to-day. Crop damage reports from
tho Southwest, however, were of almost
equal importance. Final quotations on
July wheat allowed a Rain of Tic. Corn
Is up 'i!.c. Oats advanced !i!lc and
provision 15c to 3Kc
WHEAT.
Improved weather conditions and easier
cables caused a .mall decline In wheat
at the opening. Initial sales ot July being
down VsUc at 87Hc to ST,ic On an ac
tive demand trom shorts and good com-mlulon-housQ
buying sentiment soon
changed. Much smaller receipts In tha,
jvurinwca. nau uu juipunani ueanng uu
the early situation. The tenor of crop
news from the Southwest also was gen
erally considered quite bullish. An official
forecast of more showers for that section
brought out additional buying orders. Of
ferings, however, were not large, and as a
result prices steadily advanced.
The market was further strengthened
by the world' visible supply figures,
Bradstreet's report showing a decrease
in available stocks of 4,000,uOO bu. There
was some reaction on selling due to ex
pectations ot a bearish Illinois crop re
port, but the declining tendency was soon
checked and prices again started upward.
Strength ot corn was a help to the late
wheat market. Just betore the close re
ports of a big crop In Manitoba caused
some realizing, resulting in ansther set
back. Sentiment, however, continued firm.
The high point oh July was reached at
SSHt-fSSfic. The close was at fflSWHc.
Clearances ot wheat and Hour were
aqual to 6,300bu. Primary receipts were
352.100 bu., compared with 2S1.O0O buL a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 2G cars, against
570 cars last week and 30t a year ago.
CORN.
Under active covering by shorts a rally
of about lc occurred In corn. With the
exception of larga primary receipts the
news of the day was extremely bullish.
Receipts were 300 cars less than the num
her ontlmntixl cash orices were UD lc to
2c and the weekly weather bureau report
showed the crop to De in a very dbck
ward condition. A forecast of more rain
In the corn belt also helped to Increase
bullish aentlment. The market closed al
mmt at tha hltrheat nolnt of the session.
July opened a shade lower to Ht4c higher
at 4SAo to sC sold up to 49!.49y.c ana
closed at Wlic Local receipts were 667
cars, with of contract grade.
OATS. ,, ,
i-vata aa niiU dull, but stubbornly
firm. Strength of wheat and corn was the
rnain, sustaining influence. There was no
attempt made to sell on the bearish week
ly Government report, scalpers apparent
ly being afraid to take the short side.
39HC. local receipts were 308 cars.
RANGE OF 1U1U11E3,
Opening.
High.
Low.
Close.
July ...8H88V4 89ii
Septt ...SMitT'Jl'S KH
8'4
83 V
HHS'l't
88 8'
S3UB881
MI,
uorn
June .... 3
July ,..,ttH8!
Sept ..V.47hS
Oats
June ..M ......
July .... S9H
Sept 811
Mess Pork
July .... 11.80
Sept. ... 1S.M
Lard
July .... 50
Sept ... 8.70
Short Ribs
July .... 8.32S
Sept 7.05
48t4
4H
8
491,
4SU93;
40
31
12.15
12-32H
8.(24
e.80
95
7.15
nhe3 sa
11.80
12.00
8.50
6.87H
8.80
7.00
12.15
I2.33'i
8.82t,
8.80
8.96
7.15
Old. tNew. ,,
RECEIPTS AND HHIPMENTH..
Flour. bbls 12.10)
12.200
23.400
453.100
255.300
3.1'X)
Wheat, bu Z4.n
Corn. bu..
.755.000
Oats, bu.....
Rye, bu......
Barley, bu..
,..209.400
... 2.000
.. 28,t00
2,409
PROVISIONS.
Trading In provisions was more active
arid the market manifested greater
strength than for some time past. There
was an urgent demand from shorts, and
a prominent packer also was a heavy
purchaser. Light receipts of hogn, with a
firm market at the yards, were responsible
for much of the buying. The close was at
th. ton. with Rent nork lm 37Uc at
fli.32H. Sept. lard closed with a gain of
1C at e ou. ttios maae an auv.uv-e u
17V4c. closing at t7.1287.15.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York. June ". Flour Receipts 22.8-2
bbu.: exports 11.7a bbls.: Inactive. Rye flour
steady. Cornmeal steady. Rye nominal. Bar
ley dull. Wheat Receipts 108.000 bu.; spot
firm: No. 2 nominal elev.; No. 2 red I7.HU f.
o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth sLOBti f, o.
b. afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba nominal f. o. b.
afloat: options opened barely steady, owing to
easy cables and favorable weather, but at ones
recovered and were firm all day: the corn
strength, big decrease in world's stocks and
prediction of rain in the Southwest were lead
ing Influences, tbe close being HOKo net high
er; i July 92e3 7-ltc. closed tKie; Sept 84 li-ls
etl3-18c closed 8SHO- Dec 84,JHc. closed
S4ttc Com Receipts 15.050 bu.; ssles 8.000 bu.
futures: spot steady; No. 2 87Kc elev. and 88c
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow toe; No. 2 white
C9e; option market was quiet, but higher on
the decreased farm offertrgs and light receipts
at Chicago, closing tttlHc net higher; July
5(HJ554c, closed E'ie. Oats-Receipts 40,500
bu.: spot steady: mixed oats, 28432 lbs.. 45H
48c; natural white, 30S32 lbs.. 48Hid4tc: dipped
white, 2(040 lbs.. 5052c Hay quiet Hops
quiet Hides steady. Leather quiet Wool
quiet Coal nominal. Beet steady. Cut meats
anlet Lard firm: Western steamed 3190: re
ned firm: Continent t7; South American 87.50:
compound 5VtJHc. Pork Arm; family 813.750
14: mess $12 254J 13.75. Tallow firm: 4HC; coun
try 4Hc Cotton-seed oil quiet Rice stesdy.
Molasses dull.
Chicago, Jun 7. Flour stesdy. Wheat No
2 spring Ke9Se: No. 3 8S99(c: No. 2 red tl 05
l.O. lm o. z .vyta-Afc; xo. a veuow WW.
Osts-No. 2 41Ti42Vic: No. 3 whiter 42S43UC
Barley Good feeding 40043c; fair to choice
malting 4iS56c. Seeds prim timothy 82 95:
clover, contract grade 810.75. Provisions Mess
pork, per bbl.. 812.05912.10: lard, per 100 lbs..
88.5508.57: short ribs sides (loose), 38 8244
8 87J4: short clear sH (bxd.) J8.754J7. Whisky,
basis of hlghwlnes, 81.28.
Peorls. June ".Corn stesdy; No. 2 i5c: No.
I 42c Whisky, on th basis ot 81.28 for fin
ished goods.
Liverpool. June 7. Spot Wbest easy; No. 1
California 6s lOttd. Futures steady: July 8s
3Tld: Sept. (s 4S4. Corn Spot steady: Amer
ican mixed new 4s (d: American mixed old 4s
(ttd. Futures quiet: Julv 4a 4Hd: sept. 4s 3Ud.
Kansas City, June 7. Wheat flrm; MeyT?Hc:
July 71Sc; Sept. 7H4071HC: cash, No. 2 hard
t9ele:'N0. 3 85H087c: No. 2 red 2104; jj, X
9Sce31.0t. Ctorn flrmi May tiie; July -uftc:
Sept rveriTac: cash. No. i mixed 48c; No. 3
48c: No. 1 whit, 43048c; No. 48c Oats
slow; No. 2 white 4m042He; No. 1 mixed 294)
40c Hoy-Choice timothy 510.50611:, choice
Srslrl 88.50. Rye No. 2 c Receipts Whest
.00; corn 28,800: oats 27,000. Shipments
Whest25.X0: corn 35.(00: oat, 8.000.
Toledo. June 7. Clover sted elos,: Cash 88.18;
Oct 15.714: prime alslke 88.20: Aug. 28.50 bid:
prime timothy 81.45; Sept 11.471,.
The Visible.
New Tor. June ".Special cable and tele
graphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes la available
supplies aa compared with last account. -Wheat..
United States and Canada, east Rockies, de
crested 2,278.000 bu.: sflost for and in Europe
decreased 1. 800.000: total supply decreased 4,478,
000. Corn United States and Canada, east
Rockies, Increased (85,000. Oats United States
snd Canada, east Rockies, decreased 340.000.
Transportation error in telegram last week
made Chicago private elevator wheat stocks
1,831.000 bu.. Instead ot 1.831.009 bu., as I:
should havsbeen. Stock this weekv 1.881.000
bu., a decrease. of 250.000 bu. from last week's
real tor-, linrr v-ccrt-asr. reportea to Hrad-
streets this wek were: 958.900 tu. n Msnl
toba: 108.000 bu. at the Milwaukee private ele
vators: 97.000 bu. at Portland.' Me., snd 78.000
bu. st Coteau Landing. The leading Increases
reported are 81.000 bu, at depot, harbor and
64.000 bu. st Nashville-
LIVE.STOCIC MABltET.
Native Supply .tlod-.Bef i Cattle
Strong; Hosts Close'Fl'rn,.
NATIVp-'CATTLB-Beef 8ters-Ths supply
was f,lJlyularge. but not excessive. Receipts
were ,hearitrthsn was expected: one ''large'
train turnedeut be natives Instead ofTexas.
There were-sVnund,l25 'csrsjpa aah. wtl(i 'quite
a few back at a late hour.
Beef steers constituted tbe major portion of
recelpts.-and while quite a share were com
mon to fair, there was a good representation of
good to Tcholee steers with some of th best
and the highest priced offerings ot late.
Trains .arriving a little slowly worked
against the market somewhat as buyers wanted
supplies, but th clone found th market as
good if not a tbade better than th opening.
A few cartings topped at 88.25, with on load
ot (-holes-quality l.z lbs. ,at 88.10, and several
loads it", .i1" A.,hr5 J- P"1'" .0
steers -sold at 8.405.t5. and decent kinds at
8S03.2S. Common and fair steers sold at 84.50
94.90. -vlth an lnferlor.-class at, 84.26, some as
low as 24.
' -EEEF AND BUTCHER sTTEERS. '
No. Av. Pr. 'No." Av. pv. jjo. -Ar.- Pr.
2...10J0...88.25ltt...lIM...9(.l').J4'...12T2....00
tS...12t2... .0' 24.14t...Ti. 17..tis7...T85
11. ..112,. .5.85 4...t4... 680 ,42.. .1348... 6.75
H.-ltn... I-?. H..-1W0... (.70 19...1Jt7i.. S.7
"teSs . , ' ... . &
18. ..1111... (.85 1S.-..1294... 8.80 1...UW... 1.54
12...1147.M 5.W
2.UJ,,.-5.4-l H...1WS... .l
e.-AffSi.v'i-iavic.-ia... ;.
21...10S7... 5... 2. ..1300... 5.25
J.-IUS... 6.25 4... 955... 5.10
21.. .1012... 1.85
71. ..1141,
it.4
U.. .1114
9...1201
17. ..10V8
;.m
.5,25
. 8111
Buteher Cattle The .butcher market was vtry
active snd ruled strong to a shade higher In
places; sll decent to good cows snd good to
choice heifers. Quite s share ot choice heifers
sold at 8t.85fi5.25. with good ones st 34.6584.75.
and a large percentage of fair to medium ones
at 3484.60. Common grade, ot li tiler, below 14
were very Irregular sellers.
Good to choice cows went at 3494.60, with a
large number of very good killers at X.m
3.80 and the medium cows at 33.4033.(0; while
cows Just fair around 23.25 down to the canner
and cutter classes were very slow and Just
steady.
HEIFERS.
No.
AV.
, 842..
Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
J5.2B 21, tel... 33.10 1...10SO..!3 00
10.
9... (77..
6.00
4.90
4.50
1,,. -ft1... D UJ 1... C.--J.H a.w
2,. .1180... 4.75 S3..-771 .. 4.M
23... (55..
920..
(.,. 873... 4.S0 52.W793.
i x tk iit . ?rrt
. 5.10
15... 853...- 5.00
34... 632... 4.93
10... 770... 4.50
SIC
, 5.W
n4 90
. 4.50
mO.. a.00
725.
, (i8... 4.50
, 5TS... 4.50
1... 0... 4.40
Steers and heifers;
19... 897... 4.83
COWS.
2.. .1300... 4.26
23... 9M1... 4.10
2.. .1150... 4.00
2.. .1133... 3.90
1...1000... 4.13
5.. .11(1... 4.0)
1... 770... 4.00
3... 97... 3.85
BULLS.
1...UM... 4.50
1...1630... 4.15
4.. .1110... 4.00
1...1320...
1... 810...
7...1U7...
S... 76S...
8.. .1074...
I. ..1250...
2...10JO...
4.23
4.0-1
4.00
3.85
4.0)
4.00
3.90
5...12IS..,
8.. .1217...
1...1K0..
2.. . 1031..
1...1300..,
. 3.90
4.40
, 4.10
. 4.00
. 3.90
I... 9S0...
1...1420...
(...1154...
. 4.ro
1...1H1... 4.23
1...ISM..
1...12M.
1...1W).
.3.
. 2.50
. 2.40
(...1473..
1...U1-)..
2...10O)..
1...17V)...
1...1330..
. 3.50
. 3.5.1
, 2.25
. 3.25
, 30u
, 4 0)
1...1350... 3.15
1...1870... 4.13
1... 760... 3 50
3...12W... 3.40
1...1060... 2.10
1...14..I... 3 )
1. ,.12l... 3 60
,3.50
,.12d).
..128.
, 3.50
. 3.15
1... 350..V 3 25
l..1310. 3.00
STAGS.
. 3i0.
2...12W... 5.C0
VEAL CALVES.
2... HO..
(no
(0
5 00
5.00
4.50
5 50
1.50
6.01
4.75
3... 133... 5.25
4...
4...
13...
1...
1... 130... 5 00
1... 120... 4.T5
1... 160... 4.00
5... 144... 5J0
10... 145... 6.23
1... 150... 6.00
3... 246... 4.50
1...150.
... 5 0)
3... 123.
... J VI
SOUTHERN
CATTLElouarantlne receipts
were only totaling 53 cars. 1.354 head. Steers
embraced the nrinclnal nortlon of receipts
from common to choice grades. Buers were
ready takers or all decent killers, those of me
dium flesh at 31.25 and above at strong prices,
but common and fair steers were no better
than steady. Coarse, well fatted steers sold
at 83.40, that were cake and grave fed Texas
with a good lot going at 3t.90tf5.25. and some
coarse steers at 85. Medium and pretty good
ateera sold at 14.3034.70, with fair grades at
83.7504.06. and common at 32.25. Not mucn
was offered tn the cow, bull or calf line, with
price, steady.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No.
19...
22...
21..,
120...
62..,
200..,
4(...
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1268...
9S8...
,1069..
1022...
899...
. 898...
85.40
. 600
42...
21...
48...
2..,
1143.. .85.25
10S9... 5.00
. 996... 4.50
1020... 4 50
Ml... 4.35
, 903... 4.06
. 776... 3.75
21.. .1079. ..85.0)
80.. .1214... 5.00
. 4 90
. 4 (5
, 4.40
45...1W.
24.. .1003.,
50... 860.
, 4.70
, 4.40
, 4.13
, 4.03
, 3.25
53..
4 C5 154...
2 80 !(.,
50...
, 909..
. 738.
847.
32...
J... 715..
3.25
HEIFERS.
9... 450... 3.40 1... 520... 3.40
Steers and heifers: '
. 560... 3.40
, 600... 3.75
COWS.
3... 828... 3.00
1... 360... 3.00
21... 700... 2.50
MIXED.
S... (27... 2.40
BULLS.
1..
10...
33.,
, 3 25
, 2.30
, 2.65
,.1010.
,. 650.
, 2.C0
, :.oo
813..
731..
, 727... 2.95
9... 947... 2.55
CALVES.
(Per head.)
71... 177... 7.50 10... 232... 7.7J
- TEARUNOS.
12... 453....2.S0
HOGS Good butcher and heavy hogs sold st
24.7504.82H; fair to good medium weights and
packers 31(504.73; lights above 150 lbs. aver
age 33.7584 50; pigs under 100 lbs. 83S4 25, and
roughs and culls at 83.2504.50. Tbe bulk of the
hogs weighing 159 lb, or more sold at 34 (2,9
4.73H, agalnit 34 8004.724 Monday.
SHEEP Only a gooo moderate supply of
sheep and Iambs were on sale, nearly all of
which were natives, there being only two loads
of Texans on sale and very few from Tennes
see. A .good demand prevailed for the best
matured lambs, and all such found ready sale
at strong prices, but young, green ard half -fat
lambs were slow sale and prices realized were
not satisfactory, as a rule. Buyers are very
particular and will not look at anything but
well matured lambs, weighing 55 lbs. or more.
Good, nice, smooth, fat, handy-weight sbep
also found a ready demand and sold promptly
at steady to strong figures, but big, coarse, old
ewes are hard to cet rid of and are selling
considerably lower than ten days or two weeks
ago. A pretty good Inquiry prevails for good
young stock sheep., but old- Inferior ones are
not wanted, and country buyers seldom care to
purchase lambs at any Trice. The close was
15925c lower than tbe opening, j
HORSES The trade was very light and quiet
Tuesday. Quit a few consignments vtere on the
general market but lr was thought beet to
hold over the majority of them until the
..., , .,.. ., ... A .. t. Im4. I,
were offered in trr.uetlon. What 1 here efe ot h
thm were not verr e-ood aualltv. and sroased
no new Interest In the market The demand is
still ruling lighter than last week, and the
general conditions are not nearly as satisfac
tory. There Is less competition on nil accounts,
sna the plain and common offerings are es
pecially showing a wek and slower tone.
Choice drivers and the better classes or big
horses continue to sell best under the cl-cum-stances.
A very good supply is in band for
Wednesday.
Horse nuotatlonsr.
Heavy dratt.v common to good...
Heavy draft, choice to extra ..
Chunks, fair to good
Chunks, choice to extra
Farm chunks
Southern horses, plain to good ..
Southern horses, choice to extra
TTiniMi horses ...... ....... .......
JUUL1'-'' very lew mum were, aaaru 10 me
receipts of the first day of the week, only a
full load and a few small bunches comprising
th new offerings. The exterior demand has
been railing very light since the week opened,
and on this account the trade in all depart
ments Is backward. Dealers are not trying to
buy any mules and tbe situation on the com
mission side Is rather slow snd IncUned to be
somewhat easy, although there Is still a fair
outlet for the choicer kinds of big mules.
Mule quotations:
14 hands, extreme range....,
14 hands, bulk of sales ,
uy, hands, extreme range.
14M banda. bulk of sales.....
15 hands, extreme range....,
15 hands, bulk ot sales ,
UU bands, extreme rang...
15s bends, bulk of sales
(i, hands, extreme rang.
16h hands, bulk ot sale,
I 80.099 90-00
.. 135. OXJ 155.00
By Tele-graph.
Chicago. June 7. Cattle Receipts 4.000; msr
ket steady: good to prim steers 85.5006.40;
poor to medium $1. ,605.60: Blockers and feeders
83.2504.60: cons 3t.7504.75: heifers 82.5005:
canners 31.T502.7S: bulls 22.5004.20: carves 32.60
E5 60. Hogs Receipts to-day 18,000: to-morrow
.000: market 6c higher; mixed and butchers'
84.(504.85: good to choice heavy 84.8004.90:
rough heavy 34.(304.80: light S4.8O04.75r bulk
of sales 84.7084.80. Sheep Receipts 12.000; mar
ket steady to 10c higher: lambs steady to 10c
higher: good to choice wether, 85.2505.60: fair
to choice mixed 83.7585.25: Weitern sheep 84 60
425.50: native lambs 34.5006.55: Western lamb
South St Joseph, Mo., June 7. Cattle Re
ceipt, 1.(54: market steady to 10c lower: natives
15416.50: cows and heifers 8206.75; stockers and
feeders 83.50it4.& Hogs Receipts 9.082; steady;
light 84.6004.(5; medium and heavy 84.5504.77H.
Sheep Receipts 713; steady to 10c lower; lambs
(6.55.
Kansas City, Mo. June 7. Cattle Receipts
8.500. Including S00 Southern: market strong and
active; exports and dressed beet steers to-day
sold at 38.35; the highest sine. December, 1901
Export and dressed beet steers 95.764J8.25: fair
to good 84.7503.(3; Western fed steers 84.759
5.(0. stockers and feeders 83.2564.85; Southern
steers 83.5005: Southern cows 83.2504: native
cows 82.5004 60: native heifers 8496.50; bulls $3
4.71: calves 25c higher; 817504.75. Hogs Receipts
11,000; market opened 6c higher snd closd
strong at 10c higher; top 84 80: bulk 84.5504.70:
heavy 34 4304.60; packers 84.6504.(7K: pigs and
Hr-.U smi.&.L Sheen Recelot. 4.500: market
10c lower: ratlv e Iambs 35.25ic7; Western lambs '
to.lfi l leu . e wutf.-, icjbua cuppcu year
ling 84.7505.(0; Texas clipped sheep 84.259
ings
1.75:
stockers snd feeders 83.5004.50.
NewTork. June 7. Beeves Receipts 181. all
consigned direct: no trade In live cattle, nom
inally steady: cables ouoted live cattle higher
at llUc to ll4c per lb.- dressed weight. Sheep
steady at 12c to 14c dressed weight. Refrigerator
beef selling at 9c to 18c per lb. Exports to-day
849 beeves. 1.348 sheep and 4.(00 quarters of
beef: to-morrow. 75 sheep and 2.700 auarters of
beef. Calves Receipts 98: market full steady;
prime veals sold st 8e-u per 100 m: butter
milks romlnnl: city dressed veals steady at (U
4t9Hc per lb-: country dressed in light supply
and aelllna- at (c to 814c Sheen and lambs
.Receipts b.vzi- sneeps weak tor top grades: ail
jtthar. l.-J. M Vj. nft' varllncr utrralc. nrlma
lambs rteady: other grades slow to 15c lower.
Sheen 83.23 to 85.12H: yearlings -06: culls it;
lamb. 88.604t7.65. Hogs-Receipts 2.018: market
steady; good atate nogs -.
Dried Fralfs.
New Tork. June 7. Th market for evap
orated apples continues quiet and unchanged,
with holders ssklng full recent prices Common
sre qtoted at 405Vic: prime at 5H0Jej choir
at (t'4c: fancy at 7c. Prunes show little
feature: demand continues of a hand-to-mouth
character, lnd the tono Is rather In favor ot
buyers. Prices range from 2ic to 6Je, according
to grade. Apricots are quiet, but there la no
pressure, and prices rule about firm. 7holce
are quoted at 9H01Oc: extra choice at lOUSlOHc;
fsney at 11613c. Peaches also are quiet on
spot, but futures sre attracting more atten
tion, and the market show, considerable firm
ness Choice are quoted at 07Uc: extra choice
7H06c: fancy at 9!,01Oc.
Sngrar.
New Tork, June 7. Sugar Raw unsettled;
fair refining 2 7-l(ci centrifugal, n test716-l(c:
molasses sugar 2 2Tt6c: refined steady: crushed
5.65c: powdered 6.05c; granulated 4.95c Coffee
steady; No. 7 Rio Ckc.
New Orleans. June 7. Sugar, strong: open
kettle' 203 3-16C.- do. centrifugal iJHc: cen
trifugal wSltes -HiSfKc: yellow l5e4 5-ltc;
seconds 2H01SC. Mota.ses nominal: open-kettle
20026c: centrifugal lOSUc, sirup nominal.
2O026C ,
Flaxseed tnotattoas.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
' Chicago, III.. June 7. Flaxseed dull snd
without trading; No. I Northwestern was
'SietM: No. 1 II: June was nominally fl, and
July 21: Sept 8LM sellers: receipt were 7 cars
at Minneapolis, and It cars at, Duluth. with
nom her. -. -
Ll-rsroool. June 7. Cotton Spot quiet: prices
14 potsti lower; AWcan-middling tale f.724
6... 133...
4... lw.-s
4.-.. 1877.:
0.w. 145...
I... 1C0...
3... 128...
i... no...
5... 128...
81208170
!l80vf260
.100S149
.1500215
90&130
-Of 64
850110
.150S3M
tv.vva so.1
. 7O.0O&12O.0O
. 75.oofioe.oo
. 85.O08l48.00
. 90.00H110.00
, 110.00-5150.03
. H5.ootti-n.oo
. 130 00il200.00
Md; good middling C58d: middling .4!d: h
middling 6 34d: good ordinary 6 20iK ordinary
(d. Sales "-for; tins day. .MVU.ba-eJi.- of vrh en
Soo were for ep-x ulatlon and export and In
cluded 4,5ou Amrlcan. Receipts 3.UM bales. Including-
499 American. Futuics opened easier
and cloned steady: American -. mlda ing. g 0.
c: June 6l; June-July .i3d: 'Aug. (.ltd;
Ang-Sept 5Wd: Sept-Oct 5.46d: Oct.-No.
25d: Nov.-Dcc. S.lad. DcoJan. S.16d: Jaa
Feb E15d.
FAIRBANKS WILL ADDRESS '
THE ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY.
Honorary Deizrees Will De Conferred
Ipon Jinny Notubles. Including;
Governors, of Several States.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. ' ,
Champaign, III., June ".The" thirty-third?
annual commencement exercises of tha
University of Illinois will be held to-morrow
mornlns. The address of the occasion
will te delivered by Senator Charles W.
Fairbanks ot Indiana, and degrees will be
conferred bv Doctor Andrew S. DraDer.
whose tern of service ns president of tha
Institution Is about to end.
Honorary degrees will be conferred upon ,-
the following: Governor WUHs J. Bailey,
'SO, Topeka, rias.; Governor Frank Whits. '
'82. Bismarck, N. 1.; Doctor William E.
Quins. No. 103 State street, Chicago; the
Honorable 8. N. D. North. Census De-
yarlnent, Washington. D. C: President
ohn W. Cook. Northern Illinois Normal
Schcol. DeKalb; Professor W. F. M. Goss,
Purdue University. Lafayette, lnd.; Lin
coln Bush, chief engineer Delaware, -Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, Hobo
ken. N. J., and Professor W. A. Henry. .
University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wia.
With tno degrees that .are to be con
ferred to-morrow the total number con
ferred by the university during the pres-
ent year will reach t36, divided as follows:
College of literature and arts, S; col- j,
lege of engineering, 98; college i f science, '
22; 'collegi! of agriculture, lb; college ot
law. ; college of medicine. 213; ehGol
of library science; 30 school of pharmacy,
43; school of -dentistry, 56; graduate school,
13; honorary" degrees; 8. . i
Commissions In. the Illinois National
Guard will be granted to the. following:
David Arthur Baer, Burton French. Elmer
Logan Garnett, 'Newton .David Gaston,
Frank Stanley Hadfleld. Frank Hamilton.
Kneeland. Nell McMillan. Jr.. Howard
Bruce Murphey. Raeburn Henry Post,
Jesse Roy Powell. Augustus Joseph Reef,
Claud WInfred Rich and Carroll Carson,
Wiley.
The members of this year's class gradu- ,
atlng from thei departments located her
number 293. They are as follows: ,
Gillespie Re-elected by One Vote.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, Mo., June 7. Recount of thsj
votes cast for Representative at the Dem
ocratic primary election has resulted lrt
the nomination of J. C. Gillespie, who re
ceived 232 votes. His opponent, Morton..
H. Pemberton, received 2,231 votes. On the)
original count each received the same
number of votes. Mr. Gillespie was Rep
resentative from Boone County In the last
General Assembly.
Graduates Jtlne Blind Students.
REFUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville, III., June 7. The annual
commencement of Illinois School for tha
Blind took place to-day. The graduates
were: Henry Buckey. Mat toon: Florence,
Clapp, Sandusky: Watson Cralgmlle, Bar
Pierce, A. G. Sanders, Georgetown: L. H.
sen, Chicago; Henry C. Kearns. Rose Hill;
Amanda. Man&ke, Chicago; George Miller,
Ottawa; William P. Splllman. Jackson
ville. ,
Southwestern V'nlverslty Closes. 5J
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. ' M1
Georgetown. Tex.-, June". Southwestern'''
University closed to-day, conferring dl-,
plomas on the following class: Thomas R.
Ing circulated on the street this afternoon
Brown, San-Marcus; J. G. Wilcox, George
town; O. E. Thomas,. Greenville; C. L.
Rounds. Hereford; C. Cody, Georgetown;
H. J. Edens, Georgetown; A, J. Colgorn,
Dallas; M. Wholman, Georgetown; W-;
Snelms. Georgetown; C. W. Ray. Waxa-J;
hachie; I. 8. Thomas, Greenville; Misses
Belle Shands, Forney; Bess Davits, Wills
point; Ethel Hall. Georgetown.
THE WEATHER.
Official Forerast for To-Day and
To-Morrow.
Washington. June 7. Forecast forrtE?5
Wednesday and Thursday:
Eastern Texas Partly cloudy Wednesday:
howers snd cooler In Interior. Thursday saow-
m r,h
fresh south .winds on the coast.
Western TexaS-'Partty cloudy.. Wednesday;
showers and cooler In the Panhandle. Thursday
rair.
Illinois Fair Wednesday: warmer In north
portion. Thursday, partly cloudy, probably
showers: cooler In central and south portions;
variable winds.,
Missouri Partly cloudy Wednesday: showers
and cooler In west portion. Thursday sbowers
Iowa Partly cloudy Wednesday: probably
showers In weet portion; cooler in northwest
and warmer in northeast portion. Thursday
showers, except fslr In northwest portion.
Nebraska and. Kansas Showers and cooler
Wednesday Thursday fair, wanner. -
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Showers,
cooler Wednesday. Thursday fslr.
Arkansas Partly cloudy Wednesday and
Thursday, probably showers.
Indiana Fair Wednesday: warmer In central
and north portion,. Thursday partly cloudy,
probably showers and cooler in afternoon;
variable winds.
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