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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JULY 18. 1904.
FINANCIAL
AAAA,AWVWV
THE capital, surplus and profits of
the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
BANK are over one million one
hundred thousand dollars. Its facili
ties for handling all Kinds of banKing
business are exceptionally complete
and convenient. j& j& j& &
207 N. BROADWAY
SHORT-SESSION TRADING
ADVANCES WHEAT VALUES.
SrAaiAGK KErOKTS PAUSE
IJvTE POVEKIXG.
Corn, Though Dull, Follows
Wlie.il, Dtspite Favor.ible
Crop Gondii ions.
Wiiat future", with the exception of
July, were pharplj higlicr at the close
of Saturday's market Tor awhile It
seemed as though the bears, were to hae
the better of the argument, but tho fa
orabIe weather In the greater portion
of the winter belt was oflet by predic
tions of hot winds in the Northwest.
Corn was dull, but moderately strong
while weather condition;, were ccnerally
bearish the receipts hero and at other
primary points were extreme! small
, Mocks of Crulii In More.
Saturdav ITIdav Last Tr
Wheat 47J MfrSfl 420,5-3
Corn 262.40 273 42 223 s"9
Oats 27.13) 33,151 23 6J0
He 443 413 lt,,.12a
Barlej . 13 177 33.177 73
No 2 red w heat S") 3 192 175 034
No : harj uhfjt 16 179 16 434 I 0?4
No 2 mixed earn 153 713 152 713 f 345
No J whl-e i orn (1 KI2 69 634 21 L13
No 3 vell)w com &,572 9 571 6 Oil
No 2 mixed cats . . 4.77b 09$ 19 v4
No 2rje .. . 10,631
t. Loiil l'ulnrc Prices.
CTised Ranted Closed
Friday balurday Saturday
Wheat Julv ib S(Hrr, 4u
sen M'.ass 44js,3i, ,, b
Dec Sj'.t tS$r5i 65. a
Corn Julj . . ..4s'a a 48 ii4C 4 a
Sept 47'i 47,g4 47S a
Dec . 42". b 4J 43' 43
Oats Jul) 3sVz n rt ;gi. a
Sept . 33 a 3:'S329. 32s a
Provisions.
Fork F o h fn standard mess In Job
bing wav nominal!) at 112.50
Lard Choice steam on K side clo?d nomi
nally eS5c. k-ttle-rerdered Hc
Green Hams. Etc Car lot" held f n b B.
side thul Hams 10 a at lflc- l? .,, u. eia
at 8'4c, 16s at "c IKs at SSc, 20s at 9V.C. Skinned
hams 16i and lSS20s at lo'.c, 2(j24 at lOVjc.
California? at 6.c New lork shoulders (10
12 v at 6Hc from the Mock, d-1 Hams at
Sfisc for run of hou-e. tollies at 6Uc to S4c
at. In aerage, California 6c to 6c. and New
York shoulders 6c
D S Meats To arrive, loose-cured c'rlbs
closed nominal! 40fr45 av . at 7 32ec and 50
t 7 27Hc c. a f Bxd lots In Jcbhlnr way
ranged thus: Extra shorts at 7Uc. c'rib at
7Se. short clear 7?,c. beille SffE'c plates '4c.
fat backs at 6c standard backs at 7Hc. Or
ders charged higher
Grease Quote small Irregular lots countrv:
Drown 253c vellow SiiSc. white 4c to 4Ua
latter for choice quote packers' stock nominally-brown
3c, vellow JHjM'ic; white 5f5c
Bacon Bxd S C meats In a Jobbing way
ranged' Breakfast baccn at from 10c for heay
to J3Hc for choice llcht, hams at 19Sc to 12c,
California! at Sc. New "iork shoulders at 8c:
plain smoked bxd lots In a Jobbing wav ranged:
Extra shorts at Stc c'ribs at 8e. short clear
at Hc bellies at Sc to 9"c plates at 64c. fat
backs at 7c standard backs at 85ec Dealers
charged higher on orders
Tallow No 1 country ic No 2 at Sc;
packers' prime nominal!) at 4S5c
Oleo Stearlne Quote at 5c
'roeluce.
Butter Creamer) Extra ISc firsts 15515c,
seconds KHll'ic Ladle-packed Extra 14c;
nrts 12" Dairy picked Fancj 14335c. poor to
fair 10511c: proces iitnac Countr) -packed 93
ljc: grease stock 463c.
Eggs Recelv ed 1.4t.6 pkgf local and 770 rkgs
through, shipped 2.635 pkgs Market steady
Current receipts case count and cases re
turned. lS'ic. and strlctl) fresh, cases included,
15lc per dor
Chee.se Northern, on crders: Twins RHc; sln-
f:!es StC. daisies 9sic Toune Americas 9c;
onghoms 9l4c New lork twins sl4C, Llm
burger ll'.c. poor 7e"j; Swiss 16c for choice;
No 2 153 I6c brick 13S13V.C
Lrio Poultry Quote: Hens, average at
94c. roosters, o'd or stagg) )ounc 44c spring
chickens, average 1U814 lbs, 12'c. turkeys,
l!'4c, young turkejs 22c. ducks nominal. Jc:
spring ducks Sc per lb . spring geese 9c, geesi
nemlnalh Sc. rlgon 75e doz
Dressed Poultry Quiet, scalded and un
drawn, with head and feet on. Chickens aver
age 10c, roosters 64c turkejs 13c. ducks 9c;
sprint? chlckenp. average 34c
Veal Heavy calves not wanted choice to
fancy (1106125 lbs ) 6Hc: heavy 3$ig4'Sc: here
tics 2c: 'bin 224c
Mutton - Sheep I'jSS'jc; bucks and ewes
SB24C. jeirllng lamos 4s4Vjc. spring Urobs
34ff5c per lb.; small not wanted
Fresh Fish unflsh 3cf cranofe En for
small to 8e for large, taps lie. dressed cat
mc spoonbl'l cat 7c. bull heads, dressed $"jc:
STOSS SC. hllfTltlo rm S. anA i.iu.1 JlZ
stofs 2c, buffalo gross 3c. and dressed
IKc:
iterm&n carp jc ior cressea. gross re
perch 3c; eels 4c
Froc Legs Choice, large, per doz
medium SI 25; small 25SioC
white
J1.73;
MtacellunronK Mnrkets.
GRASS bEEDS-Offerlngs light and little de
man: most varltles belnir nit nf Bai.nn.
K values nominal, per 10 lbs.: Clover at 35 to Jl!
tlmoth) at 32.40 to 32 75. redtop at II to U.
Hungarian at 5c to SI. millet at 75c to IL2a.
t BEANS. PEAS ETC.-Quote from store, per
bu . White beans at $1 8!81 90 choice hand
nicked at Jl 85: Scotch peas 1 30. split peas S'.
blackeve S1.65S1 70 Per lb. Lima 4&ic. Itiii
tils 4ia.:, red kidney 6c California pink 4Vc
Whlte beans In car lots on E. trk held at IL3
per bu for choice hand-picked, but none report
ed sold
STOCK PEAS Whlpporwlll JIB1.13 per bu
SUNFLOWER SEED-Quote J 50 per 100 lba.
CAbTOR I)E.VNs-ILi per bu for prims 5
Mj?J,.0"!rlc " 'Ilj for rnsll quantities
..SSlED FRUIT-Apples bun-dried quarters
2'i734e. evaporated at 4c to 6c. ccies and
peelings at UiSl'.c. chops at 14Slhc Peaches
FEATHERS-Prlme white live goose In small
sks oSc. and In large sks 56c. r'Ime gray do
41c In small and 40c tn large sks ; old wTute 403
44c: X 30g3sc; XX 22:6c. XXX 14S16c:
XXXX 5c. tare. 10 per cent on small sks and
Sc on large. Duck White 42c. dark 3Cc. Turkey
Tall 20c. wing 9c, points 5c. luiMjr
ROOTfe Per lb.: Glnselfg nt 4.I54 75; tem
my, weedy, etc Ies, lady slipper 8c, seneca,
15c; pink. 13c. gclden seal 67ii68c; block 44c
May apple 4c; snake 21SMc. white snake 24c:
angelica 5Q6c; wahoo bark of root ec. bark of
tree 2'c: blood 6c blue flag 3c; sassafras
bark of root Sc wild cinger 7c.
LINSEED OIL Quotabfo at 40c per raL for
raw and 41c for boiled; lc per gal. less In car
lots
COTTON-SEED OIL Winter white 45c; vel
low 40c: summer white 3fc. )ellow 33c; salad
45c: cooking )ellow 31c. white 37c.
POP CORN 100 lbs on cob, white: Rica SI
1 Wix mtxed at 75c.
SALT E. side medium at SI; granulated 95
per bbl ; fie mere per bbl this side
EMPTY BARRELS Coal oil, turpentine and
gasoline SI 05. vinegar 70c; black oil 50c: lin
seed, light and varnish Wc; machine 80c, sugar
15c. whisky Wc. do half bbla. 60c; wine SI:
sauerkraut 30640c: pickle 4045Oc: flour 15c; mo
lass 30c: lard tcs 45c. 25o off tor each broken
head: 24c each hoop missing
RAGS, ETC. Per l(Kr lhs : Country rags at
tOc Old rope No 1 manlla at S1.25; No. 2 at
50c. Rubber at S5Q5 50.
PEANUTS Farmers' stock, peV lb.: Red lvi
Ofc: white at 24034c
FECANS Western at 514c; Texas at Gc
MAPLE SUGAR Quote at 8c to 10c per lb.
COOPERAGE Quote, on orders for nrompt
deitvery: Lard tc. SI. 45 for wood bound. SI 30
1.40 for 6-hoop Iron-bound. SI. 45 for 8-hnop
do.; oak pork bbls. S1.30 for wood and 31.30
for Iron-bound: oleo tcs. SI 40 for 8 hoop: krau:
bbls. SI: do. half bbls 70c. do kegs 40c: do.
casks SI 65: slack-work bb's 8 hoop flour 12;,
6-hoop do. 40c; round-hoop do. 43c: 8 hoop sugar
46c; 6-hoop do 22c, mill run apple 35c; No 3
do. 20c; meal 31c, 6 hoop lime 28c; 4-hoop do 23c
Mo. and 111 Ark. and South.
Med. comb. &. Med . lleeces. .2344724
doth. mxd...24U824J4 Med. loose.... 21 22
Clothing 24 Hum is tfia
Ixw i braid. .22 Stt Hard burn- ... 14
Burry A clear Tex , L T. 4. Ok
mixed 20 B22 Med . 12 mo...22V,tr23'i
Slight burr). ..20 a Med . 6jJS mo 21 22
Hard burry....l4 615 Ccsrse & low..l ezo
Light fine 18 619 Light line . ...16 M18
Heavy-flne It &15 Heav) sand). .11 &13
Lamb 21 g-22 Tubwashed
North, and West No. 1 a
Bright msd.... 234 No 2 26 B27
Dark mad 19 B2I Burry 21 fl:3
Light fine 17 1'4 Angora goat.. 23 S27
Heavy 'buck ..11 git Burry 13 615
Hides.
Green salted better, dry stock stead). Quota:
Dr)' flint Texas butcher -06 lbs. and over) at
Ifc- do. fallen at 144c: all Texas light (under
16 lbs) at-14c: native and Arkansas at 14Vc
latter on selection 16c for No. 1 and 14c for No,
2; glue at sc Dry salted at 12c. Green raited
round at THc for Southern to 6c for Western
green salted on selection at 84c for 0. 1 and
.We for No. 2; part cured Ue less: uncured 4o
less and bulls lc less than foregoing: :uc 4';c.
Frnlta nnd VcRCtnlilca.
The. Republic quotations are for lots In first
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots
on order- are charged higher.
BLACKBERRIES T0irT5e per 3 jjil tray.
RASPBERRIES Quote black at, TOSsSc arid
re at $1 25ijl 50 p-r trai-
PEACHES Quote Texas 4s. Elbcrta from 503
fc-3 and U at 73c&$1.7j; mixed lots ranged from
MA"''VVVSSAAMM
35SC0C per crate, Alabama 4c from 40vc and
6 at $181-25 for rriberta. M!srts!pt I 1 ni
Iwrta ..iHkiic Arkansas carl) varlt-lles 4s 30ir
4. Southern Illinois. Tenneie and Missouri 4s
JSHjOc. pecks 155120c. an 1 1-3 bu 2jg30t Home
grown 1 bu tickets 233?
CURRANTS Quote it Mc :er 3 gal trav for
home-grown. Indiana 6 gal (soft) SI. and gal
chnle at SI 50
HUCKI.I.BUtRIES Choice sound at S2ii2 23
per 6 gals
NMv APPLES Quote gretn an J mixed pecks
at 15fr20c and red 2c. 1 3 bu green 26rf3)c. and
ltd 30ac, lu bxs 60c for Kreen to SI for
June tr tranrptrent , home-grown WcgSl p.r bu.
lotse
APPI.FS (Old) Hen Davis selling at S3 25
and rutset S2vijr2 75 per bbl In small wa)
GRAPH FRUIT Florida from itere nt S3 p-r
box
I-EMONS-Melna from store at 33JJ3 50 At
auction California SI 1581 65 per box
11 NAN AS Quotable at SI 25 a bunch on or
ders IIIEIIIIIES Home grown S1JJ1 10 per 3 gal
traj
GOOSEIIUR III IJS Home-grown SOJiOc per 3
gal tra)
COCONfT. Per l.Ort) HL trk. $30. In a
Jobbing wav at $2 50 icr 1O0
watermelons Quote in car lots from sioo
HI malnl) to S150il6i) for choice to fancy
large In a Jobbing wav at S102T20 per 10O
CNTAloUl'IiS California SI per ponv crate,
and Si for standard crate Texas 5fifl$l CM for
etindanl crate, and 25ciiiSl for pony rates;
Arkamta- bu cratea 40Q65C. bankets 2jgnc
PLUMS Texas anl Tilckaaw slow sal" at
40c per 6 gal and 10ffl5c per 1-1 bu box, wl'd
goose, Pr fi-gal . 50f7;o per gal . and 'Oil 10c
per 1-3 bu box. Japan and botnn 4s at 23U5oc
CALIFORNIA CITRUS FRUITS M auction:
Oranges Valencia SI Mffl4 10, Mediterranean
sweets $1 65S3. seedlings $1 25&1 55 per box. ac
cordlrg to condition
CALIFORNIA DECIDUOUS FRUITS-From
the store Tratedv prunes SI "5 and burbank
and peach plums 31.65 per box, Simima plums
$15x1 25
l'INK.4PPLFS-FIorIda Si 2iff 2 75 pr crate.
rOTATOE. Quote earl) Ohio from farmers
wagons nt GOitCc Per bu Iooe, del . lots on
Levee selling at 40fi50c pr bu , skd
NKtV OMONf-Vfar-b! vfllow or red at tr)
?6..c per bu loce. rtd 755J0c per bu . skd
I'ADBIGE Quote homegrown at 3)S40c per
10-) lbs loofe
CL'CLMHERS Home.grown coming In freel)
and selllrg from ieff75c per bu . loose. Illinois
and Tennee 1 akets 20S25C
TOM ATOFs Texas 4s EOfJ'w for poor to 90c
for choice. Mississippi 4s at 50fes0c. Arkanas.
Tennessee nn1 Missouri, 4s. choice 70SSic:
home prown J225ro2,50 per bu loose.
PEPPERS Quote Texas 4s at 40'Sak: for
choice
TURNIFS Home-grown 25gMc per bu .
loose
KOHLRABI Horn grown at 20B.Bc pr dox
for choice
EGGPLXNT New Orleans S3 per rugtr bbl.
or 2.fc40c per doz.
SPINACH-Home grown 'a4'c per bu box.
IlEETTS Homo-grown 20925c per doz. South
ern rot wanted
I.ETTUCK Home. grown 20Sf25c per hu
REVNS Home grown plentiful and low. ell
Inc at I3Ti25c per bu toose
GREEN PEAv-cholc- Norlhern II 25 per bu
Home crown 90crll cer bu loose
KALE Home-grown 15i2.'c per bu box
OUMUO-Choice New Orleans at SI per ham
per Arkansas 4s 73c$l. Alabama 1 3 bu. box
50i7-c
CELERT Michigan small at 1091:4c per d"J
bunrhes GREEN CORN Quo'e home grown at SiilOo
per doz
sQUASH Quota home-grown at 60j75c per
bu. box.
Csh Crnln, Flnnr, Ktc.
WHEAT By sample del No 2 red at 97S
99c, latter malnl) to mills. No 3 red at 943
974c latter outside rate choice filing late a
9oc. No. 4 at keOc and ne and old mixed
at 95c, rejected at 8ac No old offered Nrm
Iral market for hard winter, as no good milling
grades offered No 2 white spring at 9c
CORN B) sample del . No S at 51c. No 2
at 494c. No 4 at 47ttc No 3 )ellov at fOW
504c, No 2 white at 51c. No 3 white at 433
494c
OAT-By sample del . No 2 at 39i?40c: No
3 at 3SgS'J4c: No 4 at 35c. No 3 white at
4S4I44Hc. No 4 white at 34c for poor. Zl'idilc
for corn mixed, 42t?43c for choice
RE 6Sc for No 2 and 65c for No 3
FLOUR Quotation for soft w liter In wcod
Patents $4 9o5 10. special brands 10621c higher,
90 per cent patent SI S0g4 3a. extra fane) $1 -0
J4 t. clear $3 S')g3 90. low grades In Jutes
S2 60Q-3 Hard winters In Jutes. Patents SI 'aw
4 25, straight I3tCj3 3i, first clears S3 i!J3 33
second clears S2 63tf2 5 low grade $2 4US2 5J,
spring wheat, ratent. In bu.k $4 45fi4 6).
M1LLTEED Latest sales for forward ship
mnt, sott winter bran In lof-s celling at 78i. for
July and 77c for Aug shipments, bran quotsllc,
prompt shlpmert, at 80c and mixed feed at 82c
In 100s At mill bran Jobs at 90fJ93e and ships
at SI 10 Bran In 100s, w side, at 95c
HA1 Tlmoth). choice $14 & 315, No 1 Si: 50
gl3 50. No 3 S9311. No. 4 88 Clover-No 1
$12, No 2 SS39 V). mlx'd SlOtflOSO for No 1:
SfJj9 50 for No 2 Pralrl No 1 S9JT9 50. No I
$7 at 10. No 3 or low $5S7
fcTRAU Wheat and oat on trk SS. rje $10
en
LEAD-S4 13 bid
SPFI.TER-$4 M
WHISKY Quote on baels of $1 32U a gal. for
spirits
FLAXSEED-Nrmlna! at SI 13
LIVE-STOCK MAHKET.
Trndinsc Very LlRht Prnellcallj
t
Cattle In ItoraeM Abont l3tenl.
NATIVB CATTLE There was no business
whatever In the native division, as there viere
no fresh cattle received, while practicall) all
the stale holdings were disposed of Frida)
Outride of a few odl head and a load or two
of cattle held by traders there was nothing
else in the vards
SOUTHERN CATTLEt-Thrre were no freh
receipts In the quarantlno division, all that
was available being several loads of eteera and
e.i-s 0-1 the common ordr that have teen car
rled for several da)s What was offered was
more than enough for buvers need the only
sale had being to a small killer, who was not
affected by th strike There were several or
der buvrr". who wcull have purchad had thty
ben abl to get their stuff out
TEXAb AND INDIAN STEERS
No Av Pr.
27 662 $2 35
HOGS The receipts of hoga consisted of 5
cars and there was about 2 cars of holdovers
on hand The market was ver) quiet. In fact,
there was practically no maiktt. sellers VIng
able to dlspcse of onl) 2 loads and the) hail
to be soil about 10c lower than they wuuU
have sold en Frlda) Everybody was out of
the market, except one small packing house
and they cannot handle but a very limited
numDT
No Av Tr. No Av Pr
85 .. 107. $5 274 83 . 200 $5 27i4
SHEEP Practicall) no business was done in
the sheep market No fresh arrivals were re
ported and the holdovers were common quallt)
for which there was no demand Conditions are
unsettled and there Is no regular market, sell
ers deposing of what the) have on hand to the
best advantage possible and advising no fur
ther shipments for the present.
HORSr-S There was no busines In the horse
dcpartmtnt Being Saturda). and no offer
ings of any kind being on hand, there wan no
opportuntt) for trading, even had there been
an) demand, which there was net. The prog
ress of the week has developed no changes in
tro range of values, all offerings that were
good selling at strong prices, while the com
mon and unclaseed ones were slow and un
wanted Another special sale of range hores
will be held next Tuesday, at which between
1 &) and 2 000 head will be offered, and It is
expected that native receipts will show a slight
expansion in cunsequeucc.
Horse quotations.
Harness horses
Heavy draft, choice to extra .......
Heavy draft, common to good ....
Business horses. 1.200 to 1 2(0 lbs ...
Chunks, choice to extra ,
Chunks, common to good
Farm chunks
Southern horses, choice to exlru ....
Southern horses, plain to good ,
. $1V)JT3M
.. K5ti235
.. 1231
.. 1511185'
.. 91B125
..- 7SI15
35 CO
MULES No offerings of an) kind wc e on
the mule market In the commission department
There had been nne since, the earlier da)s cf
the week Conditions were about nominal
Few orders of any kind were being tilled,
and there were no buiers on the market.
Tie trade during the week has besn too small
to ad-nit of any quotable changes
Mule quotations.
14 hands, extreme range .,
14 hands, bulk of sales. ...
14't hands, extreme range ..
144 hands, bulk of sales ...
15 handa extreme range. ..
! hands bulk of sales
134 hands, extreme rang .
154 hands, bulk of sales....
I64 hands, extreme range ..
J64 hands, bulk of sales ...
.$ 60 003 so 00
. 70 Wit SO 00
.. 70 O0tJ120 tc
.. 75O0SJ1J0W
,. M0"3ll0'w
.. 90.00tflIO vl
1W 00tf6) "0
.. 11a uutflJO w
. 130 00W2O0 00
. 135 MS) 155 00
By Trlcsrnpli.
Chicago July 16 Cattle-Receipts 1.O00, Tex
ans 750. market steady, good to prime steers
nominal $5 Vifie 40. poor to medium J4 J)ff5 .5;
stockcra and feeders 12 3034, cows $1 5&S4.50.
heifers S2&5. cannrs 1 00412 fo, bulla i2y 1 2-t,
calves J2 104jJ 50, Texas led steers $4 sygi to
Hogs Receipts 6 000, market 5 COO, hogs Joe
Mgner: mixed and butchers 35 15ft., 60. good to
choice hear) $3 4025 63, rough heav) $5.10J 25;
light $3 ;atJ5 U), bulk of salet. $a aalto m Bleep
Receipts- 3 000. sheep stead) , good to choice
wethers $4 2jg5. fair to chotcs mixed $3 MS
4 23; native lambs 51g7.
Kansas Clt). Mo . July U Cattle-Reelpls
1 100, Including 200 Southerns: market un
changed: choice export and dressed leef steers
$a 60(36 2; fair to good StSS 50. Western fed
eteera S3 ,5tr.75; stockers and feeders $2 7jB
4 toj Southern steers $2 75S4 7a; southern cows
SI iaS3 3i): rative cows $1.7534: name helftrs
$2 50(75 2?; bulls $2 50H4; calves $2,75Qa. re'
relpts for the week 10,700 Hogs Receipts c iftl
maiktt 10fcl5c lower- top $0 45- bulk of sales
Sa 2fl5 40. heavy $3 25B5 40. packers $5 253 4J.
p'gs and lights S4.75in 30. Sheep Receipts U).
maiket nomlnall) steady; native lambs itite.
Western lambs $436. fed ewes S3 253.75; Teaj
clipped vearlings 73 7ai4 7; Texas clipped
sheep SS.25(4, stockers and feeders S2.VIC3..
St. Joseph. Mo. July 16 Cattle Receipts liv.
firm: top $5.70. Hogs Receipts 1.5C1; 10c lo-vri"
Ight $5.Sst5 25: medium and heavy :j 258 o 5
bheep Receipts none.
New York, July 16 Beeves Receipts in.
weak state steer soil at $3 i05r3 73 per 100
lbs : stag at Sj bulls 35.75. cows S3 15: dressed
beet quoted at ll!4W13c 1 er lb .cow beef at OtP
10c esjtorts In day 1 1M cattle. 40 sheep aid
123 quirtcm of beef tiilv es Receipts 10o.
stead) veals sold at SiiJfS !". per I'M lba . but
termilks at $4 5) cltv drtsted vfils o'd at 103
124v per lb . countr) drete I at Sf He Sh-p
and laml-s Ilectlpt. 7. C. fcheep were stead),
limbs "flcfitl lower rheep j-oll S3 ,VS5 1 car
cf cliclce welhers at J3 2i, lambb at $. al.
1 car of fxtra d nt Jv 9) ilnsl mutton
steady at llf124c pir l'i drcesed lamb at
12JHSC llo,a Iteolpts 1,20. none on ale.
feeling tlnn
1st. I.ouls, Cfitton llnrket.
Spct market quiet and unchanged- Quote
Crdlnar) JA
Good ordlnar) . . . fr1-
L.iw mildllns . ''
Mldlling if.
Good middling ' J '
Middling fair "'
Tinges and stains fit4c off
Rerelrts at principal points
New Orleans 524 lalfs
savannah, 1001 bales
Challeston 4 bales
Houston. 153 baltb
Memphis, 3) bales, against 15 bales last )car
St LOUIS HJTtHUUbC blUltlllCIll.
19-H
lJ
11.713
17o
31
65 417
3.12.
3..J
733 7
2T6
711231
Stcks on hind belt 1
Net mtipu -
Ntt hhlpments
Net Hhlpments since set t 1
stocks on hand
Oro-s r,elptH
Gr-s receipts since Sept 1
Grtss shipments
Gross shipments since sept 1
1,265
201
46 W
11.4S7
553
518 33
75?
50S.711
II) T-lci:rniih.
New York Juh- 16 Cotton Futures closed
Arm. Jul) 10 7Sc. Aug 10 77c. S'Pt ? lc. Nov
i 4Sc Dec s ; J(ln 9 36c. Feb 9 57c. March
9 01 Siwt loed nulet. middling uplands He:
middling Gulf 11 ioC ales 2 241 bale s Tne
mar-tet opened weak at a decline of 14 points
n the near and lttll points on more distant
month. In retorsp to ver) bearish tablss,
which reported 1 decline of 22 lolnts on spot
,-otton and of 6fl3 points en the futures 4n the
EnglNh mirket Sentiment here was rendered
vtry barl"h bv the ld,n that the bull deal
In Llierpuol was over and bv excellent weath
er reports, but on tho opening decline sellers
of sterda) anl the previous da) covered over
Sundav an 1 tl e market, after the first few
minutes of active liquidation, during which de
cllnes were slightly Increased, ruled generally
quiet and irregular, with price chowlng- com
paratlvel) narrow changts
Uverpool, July 16 -Cotton Spot prices 23
points low,r. American middling fair 4 71d.
to.! middling 6 Hd middling 6 50d. low mid
dling 6 361. good ordlnar) 6 lad. ordinary 5 98d
The sale? of the dt) Were 6 01 tales of whloh
300 were for speculation and export and in
tiuded 6.000 American receipts 3,100 bales all
American Futures rpemd ens anl cloed
quiet, American mi Idling g o c Jul) 6 211,
Jul) and Aug 6 17d. Aug and fcept 5 SSd.
sept and Oct 5 43d. Oct and Nov 5 27d. Nov
ind Dec E24d, Dec and Jan S 21d Jan and
Feb S5M, 1 eb and March 5 20d, March anl
April 5 20d .
New Orleans. Jul) 16 Cotton-Fulurea
steadv . Julv II IV Aug 10 R8JJl0,67c. Sept
0 T9&9 80c Oct 9 tlfp 41"- Nov " 4)3'' lie:
Dec D 4)g9 41c Ian "t '6S1 47c Spot culet.
tilt 525 ordlnar)' 8 ' 16' g 1 ortllnsrv 8 'c;
lew mldd'Ing 104c. middling 114c good mid
dling 11 7-isc- middling fair 11 1 loc. receipts
ft?l, stock U.lal
MAHKETS 111" Tlil.nRnAPH.
x
New ork Julv 16 Flour Receipts 12 8iS
hi Is exports 6.266 sales 1 300 bbls market
dull and uncharged winter pstenrs SI RW5 10.
winter straigb's $4 60414 75 Minnesota patent
J4 943 25 winter extras $3 35fi3 9) Minnesota
bakers' $3 70B4 winter low grades $3 13113 70
Rve rlJiir II. in sales 260 bbls . fair to good $4tr
4 25 choice tn fancv $4 2iiI4 60 Oirnmeal dull,
vcllow Western $10851 1) cltv SI 10B1 12 kiln
dried $2J5h3 10 Rve nominal Harlev lower,
fe'dlnr 4vc 1 1 f New .ork malting nomi
nal hcu-Receipt 4) () bu eales SloOOO)
lu ppot tlrm No 2 red nominal etevvtor No
2 red $104 new crop fob ello.lt. No I
Nortt-ern Duluth $1 uSV. fob afloat No 1
he-d Manitoba nominal fob afloat, notions
opened barely steadv on me weather news anl
essv cables but soon rallied and were strong
all tho foreno n Influene"! bv higher North
west markets and bull upuort cloing Kftl'o
nlcher sales ircluled Julv $1 04tfl 03. clcd
$1 "2. Sept "OuOl 3 16o closed JI4C Dc 89 3 16
fi1304c ,Iosed -)I4c Corn Receipts 40 80O bu :
exports 40.333 bu . koot firm No 2 534c elvi
t r and Me fob afloat No 3 vellow P54c:
No 2 white 544c option market was dull anl
featureless cle&lng Uc higher with wheat Julv
deed 53VC Sept closed 54V.C Oats Recelpte
22 t-M bu . exports 4 125 bu spot market dull,
mixed oats 2&32 lbs 4lrfi4'C, natural white 30
to 32 lbs 40f?47c clipped white 36 to 40 lbs .
47Utf31c options nominal teed quiet spring
Iran, l&oo prompt shipment, middlings $2150,
prompt nlhnment cltv $20'ffzl M Hav quiet:
shipping 7r. good to cnolce 9o- linos quiet.
-ate common to choice. rs)3. 2An-8c. olds
23c olds 7613c. Pacific Const 1S1J 2J.S2c. olds
713c Cnal nominal Beef firm family S9 50
"10 50 mes SSOH? Beef hams $21 B92J. pack
et $9i9 50. clt) extra India mss $14916 Cut
meats-tead), pickled belllta S494c, pickled
-houldera 64c. pickled hams j61Qc Lard
stead): Western steamed $7 25. Julv cloci S12.
nominal renned eteadv Continent $7 30. S A
S- ccmpould 5T?t6t,c I-ork Arm. fatntlv $14 50.
-ort clear 513 "kHSlo 50 mesa $14 25HI4 73 Po
tatoes weak Long Island In bulk per 180 lbs .
1 5JJ1 75, Jerse) prime per bbl , $1 5oI 7o. Nor
folk prime ter bbl $1 5051 75 Jersey sweets,
per beket $1 2ogl Vi fallow ou'et. city ($2
per pkg ) 4l.c countr) plirt free 4VS44C.
Cotton seed oil dull prime crude nominal vel
low 294i2sc mce stead) domestic fair to
extra 3S.35UC. Japan nominal Molasses stead) ,
New Orleans oocn kettle good to choice. 2l&
37c
Milwaukee. Uls. Jul) 16 W heat Arm. No
1 Northern SI Mjil P2, No 2 Northern !C3J1.
No 2 sert 87t987c R)e stronger No 1
73Tc Barley dull, No 2 62c. sample Z19
58c Corn stead). No S -S14c. sept 48t,
49 Hc-
Duluth. Minn , July 16 Wheat, to arrive No
1 Northern SI u2li. No 2 Ncrlbern 94c, on
trk No I Northern SI 024, No 2 Northern
9Sitc, Jul) SI 024. fctpt svtvc Oats on trk
284c, to arrive S3-
Cincinnati O. Jul) 16 hlsk)-DItlllera-goods
dull, on basis $1 78
Toledo. O. July 16 -Cloverseed Cash $C 2j.
Oct $6 10 prime AlMke $1 60. Aug $6 SO Prime
llmotny si ei1-, t,epi )i ii
Chicago July 16 Cas"i quotations were as
follows Flour quiet and stead), winter pat
ents $1 55g4 65. straights $1 80ii4 4). Fprlng pat
ents 84 30(4 70, straights SJ 904 2). blkeTs'
S3 50S3 20 Wheat-No 2 spring JRcSSl, No 1
sS89t.c. No 2 red $1.01Sjl 0J Corn-No 2 43g
49S.C. No 2 )el!ow otc Oats NO 2 404c, No J
white 44c. No 3 white 404IC R)e-No. 2 70r
Barle) Good feeding SS'aJ'c, fair to choice
malting 4!55c Tlmoth) seed-Prime S2 ia
Provisions-5Iess pork, per bbl, $12 .5012 80,
lard per 10o lbs , is t0, short ribs sides ('(vise)
$7 2aS7 40. Short clear sides (bxd ) SJ 25" 3
Whi"k) Basis of hlghwlnes $1 28 Cover Con
tract grad SiO.75811
Kansas Cltv Jul) IS -Wheat stead) Jul)
8JI.C. sept 7a,K7i4c. Dec 77,0. cash No 2
hard, new 9.1S94C. old 9B9:, No 3 9uB92c.
No 2 red 97098c No 3 92c Corn steady.
July 4'c. Stpt 45c. Dec 404c cash No 2
mixed 52c. No 3 514c. No 2 white 52jfj:4c.
No 3 5-Xf31c Oats No 2 white 4031.1c. No
2 mixed 3Jf394c Hay stead) . choice tlmoth)
10 50ftll. choice iralric $10 Smfll R)c notn
Inalb 62c Receipts W heat 40 800. corn 2I,HJ.
oats 3 00) fchlpments Wheat 8 0-JO. corn u 2ou.
Liverpool Jul) 16 Ppot wheat nominal, fu
tures quiet. July s 64'1. ,Snt Td Corn
brot quiet. American mixed, new, 4 440..
American mixed, old, 4s 54d. futures quiet.
Julv 4s 3V1. sept Is 24d
I'eorla. Jul) l-Corn quoted stead); No. .1
454c No 4 474c Whisk) on the baols of
fcpXfnnT July 16 -Wheat-July
57-r tvpt S84, Dec 854S,lc. on trk No
1 hard 64c. N'o 1 Northern 9SSC No 2 North
ern aiHii .. Flour Urst patents S3 Hei 4,
second patents $365 10 tlrt clears S3 55rr3 65.
second clears $2 60 Bran In bulk $11. morls
S16
Wool.
New York July 16 Wool aclive, domestic
London "jul) 16. The fourth series of 1901
wool auction sales cloed to-da) During the
serts the attendance was large competition
was-keen throughout Under the Influence. 01
large Japanese ejovernment orders and light
eul piles coarse descriptions advanced conil
erabl) Compared with tre May sales. IT.e
gains were. Merinos 5 per cent, medium greasy
cross breds 74810 per cent, coarse cross-breds
1015c per cent, hne acoureds 5 per cent: coarse
scoured" 10 per cent Greasy merinos of really
good quullty were in demand for home. Conti
nental and American plnners Greasy croai
breds were In good suppl) and sold well
throughout. The total withdrawals were C,3l
bale- About 4.C00 were taken for export. In
cluding 7 000 for America Tho offerlnas to
da) amounted to 5 91 bates Prices were firm
Following arc the salrs In detail: New south
Wales 7Cu tales soured ir5U4a. greasy V15S
Is 2d Queensland 500 bales, scoured lcjls Sd:
greasv . Ictoria 500 bales, scoured la 2d
Is lid greasy 4,dtfl 14d noutn Australia
KM bales, scourea lOditlo 3d. greasv 54dVlM
New Zealand 3 200 tales, scouted 6idtfls $il.
greasy SdSls Hid Cape of Good Hope and
Natal 70u bales, scoured 10-igrls 7d. greasy tvdff
5'-l The arrlvftls for the liftli eerie, vt sales
amount to 16 6w) bale". Including 7 000 forwarded
dliect to spinners The Imports thl" week werp:
Nev South Wales 833 bales, Queensland 1.115:
Ictoria 2ss. Bauth Australia u. ivevv eaianu
3 4sl. Cape of Good hope and Natal 2 545, else
where 635
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Jul) 16 Egg" Receipts to day
5.417 cases for th week M &S3 cases. Western
uverage, be.t 19ffl9VjC, seconds 18W1S4C. Ken
tuckv. average best 174Hc Tennessee and
Southern, averape test Ifc3164c, seconds 159
154-. checks 12314c, other quotations un
changed Chicago. Jul) 16 Eggs steady, at mark,
cai.es Included, 11413tiC
Kansas Clt). Mo. July 16 Eggs stead) , Mis
souri and Kansas, new No 2, wliitewood cases
Included. 13ct cas count 134c, cases returned
4c less
Philadelphia. July 16 Eggs In fair demand:
fresh near b) and fresh Western 20c. loss off.
fresh Southwestern 19c, loss off. fresh Houthern
ISc. loss off
Drletl .Fruit.
New Ycrk. Jul) 16 The market for evap
orated applea shows no material change. Job
bers of furture delivery are offetlng at from
5fr5Uo Lcmmon are quotbd at 54c. pruno at
SiiiiSc: choice at 64Bfisc and fano at 7c.
Primes are quiet, fair sales are reported ef
Santa Clara for early October shipment on the
2c basis, but as a rule bujera continue tu pur
sue a waiting polic), spot quotathns range
from Zc to t'ic. according to grade Ap-Moots
lemaln quiet choice are quoted, at 9481-- ex
tra choice at 10,4fll04c and fancy at HtflSc
Peaches are also unchanged, with choice quoted
at 77kc. extra choices at 74QSV3C and fancy
at SVi'ilOc
Sugar.
Now Yoik, July 16 Sugar Raw quiet, fair
reHnlng 34c, centrifugal 96 fst 3 15-16S4C- mo-lai-ses
suiar Stc, renned sugar quiet; No 6
4 63c. No 7 4 60c, No 8 4.55c. No 9 4 Mc: No.
W 4.43c. No 11 4 40c, No. li 4 33c. No 13 4 SOc.
No 14 t 2oc: confectioners- A 4 90c: moil A
5 4jc: cut loaf 5 75c. crushed 5 75c, powdered
E.13c. gianulated 5.0jc; cubes 5 iOc.
New Oi leans, Jul) 16 sugar strong; open-k-ttle
2U4T2 3-16c; centrifugal 3i?3Hc: centrifu
gal vhltes 4 ll-16c: vellows 3Hti44c; mo'ajises
r mlial. oitn kettle 20tjTS3c: centrifugal lORlac
-up i-o-r lial, 20ft:ac
I'onltrj.
2 Lvr 1 rk. Jul) 16 Live Poultr) Receipts for
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES ANO TOWNS
SPK'XD SUNDAY AT Cll LTl HI. A.
Men) A laltora Are Eiitertuine-il ut
the CottUKea.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
Chautauqua, 111 , July IT. Chautauqmn-.
obscrvid Sunday as a day of rest. Almost
every cottage owner entertained puesti.
and scores of St. Louis pcrtons weru
among tho visitors.
Ihe entire programme was of 11 itll
gloui, nature. The Chautauqua. Sunda)
tchool wui -omlucted at 9W o'clock by T.
H i'evlen, superlnicndent of the tiundaj
si'hool at the Twelfth Street Cumberland
fresh) torian Church at Alton rrcaililns
ecrv Ices followed
llilh afternoon at 3 o'clock a lecture was
delUerod l'i the tMbernuelc oil "A Ureut
CcnCepi of JoJ." by Misn .Marie C Bu Inn
of Chicago, president of the Illinois
Woman's Christian Temperance Union A
sacred concert on the lawn was followed
by the Allen family Hand. In the evening
lli- esper services nerc conducted b) tin
Ilevcrtnd V. S Ntely of VlnctnneK. Ind
To-morrow will be known as Woman s
Christian Temperance Union Da Tiit.
princlpal event will be the dedication of
tho new home of the order
U V. Drown of St. Louis was the fruet
of friends to-day at Hotel Chautaurjun.
Amon. the St. Louis person reKMcrcd
at Hotel Chautauqua arc: H. . Herrine
ton, Mlas Mabel V. Be-ils. Robert Oreene.
Mrs B. r. Ss-vlor, Mr. and Mrs. It L.
Wilcox, Henrv F Wilcox. M. Murphy, n.
E. Kins;. Theodore T. Brewster. !uis
Iluente and family. L. C. Murph.v N C
Kettey. Miss Bowen. Mlw Gibson. Mr and
Mrs. Q Howard Wlllet, Mr. nnd Mj-s l
H. Abadie. Andrew Baur. Miss, Mar'ru
llaur. Harry Koerber. Miss Clara Baur,
Mr nnd Mrs R H Reomy, Mr. and Sire
R. J Newton, B. E Richards. Mis- Lda
M. Drew, Mr. nnd Mrs. E N Gile-
Amone the other cuest at Hotel Lhau
tauqua are: Mr and Mrs C. F Stein. Mr"
T W. Surgeis, Mrs William Ualhall)
Miss Edith B. Lee. I. M Carr. H C
Chalk. ia C. Haagcn. all of Alton, E H
Sml'cv of O'Fallon. III.; H. If Hovvnrd of
Memphis Tenn : E H l'lerson of Minne
apolis, Minn : Gus Krotzsch, Mr and Mrs.
Isaac D Snedeker, Miss llayme Klorldu.
all of Jerseyvllle; E. R. Btrrow of Meni
phls, Tenn ; Miss Miriam Stein of Winni
peg. Cana.V.: Mrs P. H. Dunn of Mar
shall. Tex.; R. E. Skecn of Sherman. Tex.
Alton !otes nnil Peraonala.
Tho pulpit of St Paul s Bplscopal Church
at Alton was occupied itsterda) by the Rev
erend Alexander Allen rector of ChrVt s
Church at bpringtield. Ill , In the absence of
the rector, tne iteverena II xi cnmrii'.':"
who has gone to Chicago to make a cmle en
Lake Michigan on the United Ftatss Dorothea
with the second ship a crew of the llllnuts Naval
MIHtla, of which he Is the chaplain
Louis B. Moreland has returned to Coving
ton. K . after visiting Alton relative"
- Th" IlevBrend Arthur Hcag haa returnet to
Duluth. Minn, after v 'siting In Upper Alton
The Reverend 11 K. Eanborue preached at
the First Pfesb)terlan church In Alton )cs
terday morning on "Asa'a Safe nellance
The Reverend Doctor C R. Carles Pr
siding Elder of the 6t Iul M El District
occupied the pulpit of the Sixth Street JI K
Church vesterda) morning Last evening the
pulpit was occupied by th Reverend J Ha)dn
Cooke of St Louh
-I II Btreeper of Upper Alton Is ill at his
home in Manning street
-The Reverend Doctor D E Bushnell
preached at the Twelfth Street Cumberland
Pre brterlan Church In Alton jesterda) morn
ing on "The Heritage of the Overccmers '
Last evening Doctor Bushnell gave a lecture
to his congregation on Tnree Great Ameri
cans" The lecture was lllutrated with the
stert-opticon
-Mr and Mrs E M Bowman of Alton htve
gone to frprlngfleld. Ill , to visit with Mr and
Mrs W. tl. Orldlt).
Mr and Mrs John Watts of Alton have
returned from Irving. Ill
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miller of Mton have
returned from Cleveland, O
C C Sheets has returned to Indianapolis,
Ind , after visiting relatives In Alton
Mr and Mrs J Horace Wendall of Chicago
were the guests jesterday of Upper Alton rel
atives rrtd W. Ede of Denver, Colo. Is a visitor
tn Upper Alton
The Reverend Doctor C. II Day of Upper
Alton has gone to Chicago
An open meetfnr was hs'd lesterdav of the
undav Afternoon Club at the Alton Younic
Men's Christian Association A special mu-lc
and llterarv programme was given
-The. fmeral of Oorge Watn of Alton,
who wajdronned Thursday, took place vester
day afternoon at 3 o clock from the Twelfth
the week 20 cara Western. 3 cars Southern 1 car
Southwestern and full) 3 cars b) expre-s,
aga(nst 2x.cara last week. Quotation, un
changed Dressed Poultry Receipts to-da) 1 7E9
pkg1 ; for tho week 8,797 pkgs Quotations un
changed Dry Goods.
New York, July 16 The tlrv roods market
as the week ends Is In an appreclabl) nrmcr
posltlen with a slleht Increase in transActlons
Manufacturers are not disinclined to sell .heir
product at the prevalent business The action
of the Southern manufacturers In evahl.shing
higher prices for certain line Is considered one
of the most bullish factors In th market than
for some time
The Metal Mnrket.
Newr York. July 16 Steady metal markets
were the rule to-da) fcpot tin wat in light
supply and there was a firm tone to spelter
Business in copper wa chiefly for Immediate
shipment Tin quiet and steady Iron quiet and
nominally unchanged Quotations Coppr, laktj
12 6:4912 S7Wc. e!ectrol)tlc 12 624Sl2..5c. cat
Ing 12.374012 50c Tin M 23iT26 50c Spelter 4 65
4 9ac Lead 4 251?4 35c
Flaxseed dnntutlnna.
Chicago. Ill , Julv 16 Flaxseed held Arm
again, with the Northwest market. N'o 1
Northwestern waa II 204 hid. No 1 Jl 15 bid
fcr Jul), and bept. none offered Receipts were
2 cars here. 12 cars at Minneapolis end 69 cara
at Duluth.
' Imports nnil Exports.
New York. Julv 16 Total Imports of dry
goods and general merchandise at the port of
New lork for the week ending to day were
valued at $9 097 917 Exports of specie from
ew York for the week were J7CO0 gold and
tK72?i) silver. Imports of ipecle at New Yok
during the week were t-' 407 kilter and J10 215
gold
Turpentine and Ilnaln.
bavannah, July 16 Turpentine firm. 54c Re
ceipts 911, sales 4o2, exports 777 ltoMn Arm,
receipts 2 656, sals 2,037. exports 2.IP
New lork. luly 16 Rosin steady; strained,
common to good. (2 95 Turpentine stead). 5;
57i,c
Ilulter nnd Cheese.
Philadelphia Jul) 16 Butter stead) fair de
mand, extra Wenern creamer)' ISc: extra near
by prints 19c Cheese steadv; demand moder
ate. New jork full cream 7G8o
Chicago. Jul) 16 Ilutter steadt ; creameries
I317c. dairies 12315c Clieese: casj; sg',4c
Coffee.
New York. July 16 Coffee Spot Rio steady.
No. 7 invoice 7V,c; mild Mrm, Cordova 9',5S12c
Petrnlenm.
New York July 16 Petroleum eas) . refined
New York 17.70. Philadelphia nd Baltimore
37 M, do In bulk S4 76
Oil at). Pa. July 17. Credit balances 150.
certificates no bid. Shipments 72 658; ateraga
60 153; runs 7,WI: average 72 844 Shipments
Lima. 69,577; average 63 0J. runs. Lima. 63 62a.
average M.7J2. .
LEATHER AND HIDES
,S'W , York' -Jnl)r.J? -Hides .firm Galveston.
2J825 lbs, 17c, California, 21S23 lu. , i9c.
J"' drj. 24dM lbs, Uc. Leather steady,
river'news,
REPUBLIC 8PECIAL6
S"!?0-.1".- ful 17--ase reads 29 1. howiner
a fall of .4 during the last 24 hours Weather
fals and warm 'Ihe Stacker Lee arrived from
ilempnls at 10 v m. and cleared for St Louis
?:.u.p .m. Th-' Barrett arrived from the. Lower
Mleslsalppl at a a m with tow of lumber. The
. rttcpcue arriveq irom tne Lavwer xiisslslpp
this morning; with a tow of logs. She returned
rung wun a tow or logs, ijhc returned
lpm The Dick Fowler brought an
1 up from Paducah to day The Peters
ved from Memphis at 9 a. m and
excursion
Lee arrlv
cleared for Cincinnati at 10 a m
Memphis, Tenn. July IT. River stands 22
"'. C,M of ' ,n the last 21 hours All cf
the local packets duo to-day arrived on time
The Georgia last arrived early this morning
from Cairo and returns Wednesday The 1 erd
Herold will arrive early In the morning and
leaves at noon for 8t L-Uls Receipts by
river to-day were E bales of cotton and t8
sacks of cottonseed
Chester, 111 , Julv 17 -Gauge 19 3 and falllnc.
Weather clear and sullr) Chester down 1) Jl
a m Ilald FTarli, .town 1ft in . r...
United State t steamer King at 10 30 p' m .' Ii(ra"
vu Min ,iu uw, eu s rn ; J.liu J-agie 10 a
tn : Cane Girardeau, c p m. Wester will naaj
up t P m Sucker Lee due up
Burlington. Ia , July 17 The river Is 4 feet
64 inches above low-water mark, on a stand.
The weather la clsar and warmer The M
Paul passed up at 2 o'clock this morning. The
Ulolse In and out from Keokuk.
Cape Girardeau. Mo. July 17. Weather clear
and warm River falling The Chester diwn
7 a. m . returning 9 a. m. The Stacker L-e
up at roon The Fred Nellla up from Thebes
with barge of sand, 4 p, m
Grand Towtr. ill.. July 17 -Russell Lord up
st la. m Chester down at 3,4a a m. Capa
Girardeau up at 9 a. m Chester up at 1 4
p m Stacker Lee up at 4 p m Gauge read?
22.7 feet and falling. Weather clear
Paducah, Ky.. July IT Gauge reads 13 6
feet, and stationary. Very hot, Dick Fowl-r
to Cairo with excursion Richardson tn Edd)
vllle with excursion Peter Lea up 2 p m.
Buttorfl due from Nashville.
Louisville, Ky.. July IT. River falling, t feet
In canal: 6 s on falls; IT feet below locks
Cloudy and hot.
Vlcksburg, Miss , July 17 The raueje showtd
30 4. a rise of .1 The Belle of the H-n Is ar
rived The Cordlll Is due. Weather c far.
Pittsburg. Pa., July 17 River 5 6r falMns it
Davis Island dam Clear and hot.
Wheeling. W. Va , July IT River 7 J; falling
Clear and hot Down; Virginia, Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. O, July IT River falling. 1T.S.
Cloudy, hot-
Street Cumberlard Church The Reverend Doc
tor 1) V Bushnell ofllclated and the burial
was In the Cltv Cemettry
General M-iaager II II Ferguson of tho
Illinois Terminal Hlllread d, parte. last even
ing for Cincinnati O a a delegate from th
Alton lodge of riks to the annuul meeting of
the tlrand Lxtge of thP order
Jerse) v Hie eite.
Tbe funeral of A Calhoun of Jersey County
took tlace )eterda) afternoon at 2 o clock rrora
the family residence In Ottervllle The Reverend
Aaron Dudon rffleiated and the burial was In
the Ottervllle lenuter) The death of Mr Cal
houn uccurrel Frlda) morning, after a linger
ing illnes A widow and six sons Mifvlve
The Jul) meeting of the Jvrse)vllie Fra
ternal L'nlcn will be held this evening ut ...
nisi Pie-bterlan Church
The pulpit of the Firs' n-irtlst Cu 1 -t
Jertevville was occupied vesterda) morning by
th.- Reverend 11 II Alg-r of Bloomlngton.
Ill hlato Sundav school superintendent
The Reverend Doctor W II Kearns cf
Beatrice Neb preached at the Tlrst Prest)
tflian Churth In Jersevvllle vesterda). Doctor
Kearns was former!) the pastor of the Jerey
vllle cenyregatlon
Ihe funeral of Mrs Frank 1 Hlr.1) if
Jerevvllle whose death occurred nt bt Jo
seph s Hospital In Alton rrlilay night took
fAte vesterda) afle-noon at 2 o clock Irom the
'Irst Prebvterlan Churrh The pastor tbe
Reverenl J (5 Klene ofllclitet'. and the burial
was In Oak Grove (en-eter)
The Reverend Father F O Cirrcll ef ityrlng
tleld. Ill hue leen nppnlnted assistant to l.e
Htve'end rather Il'rnsrd Ie pastor ef Ft
Francis Nnvler Church
Charles Harding of New Jere) Is the guest
of Jere)VlI!e relatives
-The Rev ei end J G Deo preached at the
First M E Church vesterday morning on
A Needful Exhortation" and last evening on
The Value of Promptness '
Doctor P I rwln has returned to Medora,
III after visiting friends
County ( lerk George 1. Adertrn of Calhoun
Count) has lsced marriage licenses to Travis
Hall aged 26 of Alton and Miss Mary J.
rto, th aged IS of Hamburg. James R Smith,
aged 21 and Miss Mary MlliVr aged 2a. both
of ilatchtown
C.LESTS AT nII F11.
t'lly Tre-nstircr Kurrn nnil Ernest
Ee-ksteelt the Hosts.
A dozen East St Ixmib sportsmen en
joyed a lish fr Saturda) right ftt Alder
man jinw Ranihcj's place, opposite the
Etst St Iotiis Cltv Hall One hundred
einppie and sunfi&h made the mess They
were caught nt Allrns place b Clt)
Treaurer Kurrus -mil Ernest Bckstodt.
Those in the part) were Doctor H. II
and E H I.lttle. C M, Ird. Charles und
Traiik Kurru-- J Crow, James Ramsey.
Ernest Ecktedt. William Dauer and L. C.
bchtiltz
East St. l.ouls Items.
Mrs F Thorn of Branden Canada s
the guest of her brother the Reverend Mr
Evans
Mr and Mrs V Smith are In Kansas City,
Mo
Mrs Campbell and daughter departed )es
terdav for th- North
Mrs F Hackman hes returned from Olney.
-Mrs Hone is at Plana, 111
Mr and Mrs E P MHiams are entertain
ing Mr and Mr Canada of El Paso. Ark
Mrs lllnsop has returned to her home In
Texas, after a pleasant visit Ip this clt)
Th members of the EpwOrth League will
give a troll.-) ride Tuesday evening, to Ed
wardsvllle III
Tbe Sunday school of U tnstanle) Park M
E Church will give a lawn social July 26
Mlas Maggie Palmer has returned from Chi
cago 111
Mrs. J Jordan will entertain the Fellctta
Club Wedresday afternoon
Miss Nano Nagel has returned from bpring
tield. Ill
Assessment IlooUa nt Heads.
The St Ciulr Count) Board of Review
will meet for a few minutes thin morning
and w 111 then adjourn until next Jlondaj-.
This action has been decider upon because
the propert) owners have not jet been
full) informed as to their assesament3
This is tho result of the assessors In tne
most Important parts of the county being
behind In their work. It Is expected that
the extra week will give all an ample op
portunlt) to examine Into the aase!,
ments Belleville nnil Team Ulna.
The Be-llevllle B's defeated the Kerns of
St Louis at League Park. Belleville, yes
terda) afternoon bv a score of 6 to 1.
The game was witnessed by on of the
biggest crowds of the season.
Lnrcenj of Trousers Chnrtred.
Xerxes Culpepper is charged with the
larcenv of a'piir of trousers from Grant
Carter while the latter was asleep yester
da morning. Carter discovered his loss
when he awoke and borrowed a pair of
trousers while he went In search of the
man who took his He alleges that he
found t ulpepper w carina; them, and im
mediately swore out a warrant charging
larceny. 1
Ncstrnep 1lth Itesevlsers Arrested.
Hal' a dozen negroes who carried re
volver1 were arrested jesterduy and
Saturday night by the East St. Louis
police Charges of earning concealed
weapons were placed against them and
they will be tried this morning The
police will ask In each case that the
maximum fine be assessed against the of
fenders, 11s the result of the recent .shoot
ing In which Policeman Walsh was tho
victim
HellfM ill.' wa lien.
A m-'f-tfnR f th t wit hoi den of th Inlfr
state Transit (."ompanj will take plac Au
gust S
Uis GussI Miller has returned to her home
In Augusta, O after a Wslt nlth II-reMllo
friend
If Kaemper of Qulnci, 111 Is lsftlnr in
ISelletUle
O Ruchaher of Kansa Is In Belleville
The members of the Difficulties JSouIlng
Club gaxc a picnic jeterdav at the Wards
Groxe
Wlnfleltl Jordan ha returned to hi home
In Pana III after a lsit with hl hrother.
Will T Jordan
ELKS AT CINCINNATI WILL
HOLD THEIR CONVENTION.
rragrnmtnei lime neen Arranjred to
Keep the Deleirntea Husy Uery
Da) This Meek.
Cincinnati. O . July 17.--Thc (.'rand
Lodge convention reunion o nil E'ks will
convene here vvith elaborato programmes
foi every day this week.
To-da with the thermometer In the
nineties, the local loJje in detachments
ut the different depots ha.i been busy es
corting visitors to the c;ciieril heidquart
irs for registering, and th'p to tholr re
spective hotels. The ree,vini committees
will bej bi'sy ag.-ln to-inj-row.
Meantime thiet steimcra have be-n
chartered for 'xcuri)is ni the f.hlo
Htvcr from which the fireworks will be
viewed .11 the venlns tn both the Ohio
and tha Kentucky bank-, of the ilver. On
Tuesdtv morning th. ilraud Lodge will
be openel In SIuslc Hail with a musical
programme and addresses rnd elaborato
cntertalrn ents in the nfttnoon and e:fci -Ing.
Th." parade will taltj place rn
Wee'iif-fa) While the del"gates aro e.i
ir.iceil oi. their sessions many entertain-
men's Live been arranged for other vlsit
ln l.tks und their ladles.
The business sessions of the Orand
Lodge will be important, as several mat
ters of consequence to the order are to
be decided The afternoon of Tuesday the
election of Grand Lodge ofllcers will take
place. Tho most Interesting contests are
for the positions of grand exalted ruler
nnd grand hecretary. Kor grand exalted
ruler there are two cannwates. William
J O'Brien of Haltlmore, and Samuel H.
Needs of Cleveland. For grand secretary
there are several candidates. Charles
Steger of Toledo. Fred C. Itobinson of
Dubuque. Ia.; Archie Burke of Richmond,
V.i , and David L. Watson of Terre Huute,
Ind . are among those in the field since
George A. Re)noIds of Saginaw has an
nounced that he will not be a candidate
for re-election.
The city Is elaborately decorated and the
local arrangements are on the most ex
tensive scale ever known for any occasion
here. Grand Exalted Ruler Fanning of
Indianapolis sajtnthe reunion this week
will mark a new era in EXkdom.
WEDDINGS.
RUSSELL-N'ORMAK.
Paducah Kv . Julj 17 Mr. George E Rus
sell and MI-e Mae Norman of thla dty were
married to-night.
WRIGHT-HALL.
Danville. Mo, Jul) 17. Mr. William Wright
and Mlsa Susie Hall were married at the home
uf the bride In Big Spring yesterday.
STEAMBOATS.
m
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND HAMBURG
PACKET STEAMER LORA
"Will Ich e foot of Walnut street Tuesday
Thurdajj. and Satunlajs at 4 p m for West
Point Hamburg Mozlirs and all way landings
lOllN W
KLWKLIa. aAKrnt
Phone Main 42H
2W X Commrclal.
DIAMOND JO LINE STEAMERS
SPECIAL EXCURSION!
Meals and berth Included, every Wed. and
Sat. to Keokuk, la., and return, $6.00.
for KeoknU, la.,
STEAMER SIDllEY
Leaves every Wednesday and Saturday, 4 pm.
FOR T. I.LL. MIX.
Sir. Dubuque. Thursdaj. Jul 21. 4 s m.
Sir. St. l-aul bundaj, July S4. 4pm
. ,. rom f-oi -ivasMnrton ave.
Phcna Main nt?A. Isaac I' LUaK. Gen. Ait
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Vi
- ""- "-l-!!-!!-! II r II "sslrtrrll-Mal,
ST. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE
RIVER PACKET CO.
Excursion 8eaaon Now Open.
t dajs, 3 rivers- t States: mountain scenery:
onl lis for round trip, ineludln meals and
berth Steamer City eif bavanrati will leave
wharfboat foot of I'ine st Monday. July u,
at, 5 p m . for Ste. Oenevleve. ut. Marys.
Chester. ttteubers;. Caie Girardeau. e.a!ro.
raducah and alt landings on Ohio. Cumber
land and Tennexece rivers to Waterloo, Ala.
1'honea 46A and A 112.
JNO E. MASSEN'OALE. Ajent.
EIQLE PACKET COMPANY
aflHHTOURIBT EXCURSIONHQflB
For t"ftr Girardeau and Commerce
Str Cape Girardeau ry Mon and Frl ,5pm.
For M ?nte t Mar and Chester
iftr. Bald aglp. Tut a , Thura and bat ,4pm
ILLINOIS RIVER-
For Teerla and Intermediate Points.
Str Grev Eaejle everv We-I and Sat .4pm
From dork fee of Vine street
Main 233 Klnloch 12010 II. W LEYHE. AKt.
IJIE ME STEtMEBS.
Tfl UCIIDHIQ '"" ""r- T'
i:vniinvllle, fill Louisville, Sllll Cln-e-inniltl.
IS I'ittal.uric Kit).
M'-els and h-rth Included meap frelnht and
rtaeenger rates to Chester. Grand Tower. Cape
Girardeau, e-alro Memphis Helena. Hot
I'erel Herold. Friday, July i!2, r. P. M.
bprlrxa Icksburu, I'l-e Hluff and Little R()ck
-TA'-KHK LEK. Tuesdaj. Julj 13. 5PM
From ev half boat fool eif Olive et
J-hcnes Main 1CH3A Klnloeli A TS8
Vm E AlMtz. Com Afit i) M Connors. Gen-A.
STEAMER CHESTER
Round Trip. Si OJ, lieala cud Uerta Included
Will ia wharf boat, tool ut taocu-u sl, Tues
day v Thurpdaj s and Saturdays at 4 p. m.
tor Cape Girardeau ard way landings.
PbCDt Mam 131?, Klnloch D V1
TVM. R PEKlbTON. Anenu
DRAINAGE CANAL MATTER
READY FOR SUPREME COURT.
Testimony In Cnae AVI1I Occnpy 8,0041
Irlnte-il FaKs-fi, and Declslem llny
.ot He Until ext 1 ear.
RLrUDLlC SPECIAU
Washington, iuly 17 When the Supreme
Court convenes, early In October, Com
missioner Bright will file the teatlmony
taken In the dralnange -anal emit.
Commissioner Bright vaa appointed by
the Supreme Court to ahe testimony In
tho fcuit of St. Louis a lnat the State of
Illinois and the Dralnai Board for an or
der restraining the Drj tage Commission
er from sending senagl " ough the canal
to the; Mississippi Rivet;
The. taking oi testltr n was for the
purpose of determining dether the drink
ins; vvatpr of St. Louis a b contaminated.
ihii work has Deen completed, and la
now oelng printed AttomejB repreaent
Inis lioth stdH!Vhf the controversy are now
preparing their u'iefs. and will be readj-4
to proceed with tho case when the court
s-is a time ior argument-
Ihcre are S.OO pages of printed testimony
for the court to digest, and In view of
thiet tact it is believed a decision of the
court will not be rendered until early next
J ear.
MR1 ELIZABETH JJULLENS
Xecla. Ill . July-17 -Mrs Ellzab-th Mullens
died here last night
SUCHET SOCIETIES.
I.M)EPEM)KT ORDER ODD FEL
LOWS. liaaiVV.aatsia)aiii),1)ss1,,ls,
ANeTHOR LOUUE. NO. 122. L O. O. F..
meets every Mondeu eveuuig at dchusttai
uaii. Nineteenth and Wright street. Work la
ha degrees Visiting brothers welcome,
LEO LANUENBACHER. N. O.
David Pettj. se-retary. 1828 O rallon street.
ST. LOLld LODUB NO. t. L O. O. .
meets every Saturday evening at a
o elock at Odl eeilows building, southeast cor
ner Ninth and Olive atreets. In ball No. L
Visitors welcome, and members expected to cu
tend JJ MATHLSON. N'. O.
Jl A Hamilton. Secretary,
IVI ARTHA WASHINGTON REBEKAH
Lodse N'o. 4V meets to night In Hall
No 1. Odd Fellows- building, at a o clock. Vis
iting rrembera cordially Invited to attend
CARRIE BATH. N G.
Mrs C I. Hulburd. Secretary.
WILUEV LODGE. NO. 2. I. O O. F .
meets Tuesday evening of each week at
hail No 1. Odd Fellows' building, comer Ninth
and Oltvt. at g o'clock Vlsltlnr brothers In
vited to attend. A J DALRYMPLE. ,-. G.
W. D Reed. Secretary
MISCEIJ.AXKOUS.
ttVH'rraeiIiatlfs(iaAaiiJajuill
LJON COUNCIU NO 21. I O U A M
Meets every Monday evening! at Andy's
liall. northwest comer of Jefferson avenue end
Peeuotuzzt stteeu Msltors are welcome
L. A V, BH.MANTEL. C.
R Boll, Secretan. 22 Gasconada slreet
mcPHEKSON- COUNCIL, No. 4. JR. O. U.
A M. meets tvexy luesdai. southwest
eorner Ninth and Arsenal streets Visiting
brethren fraternally Invited
EUUENB D. ORTON. Councilor.
The". H Greenwood. teecretar
ST LOUIS. July li. 1S-14 Notice to En
gineers Special meeting of No 2. I. u. s. E,
at Columbus Hall, No 1022 Franklin avenue,
Mqnday. evening, July 18 8 o clock Business
of Importance V F. ROLF. President.
H. 11. Lrdhaus. Business Agent.
KMGsTTS OF COLCMBD.
KtMUCK. CUUNClU NO. Wa, KNICH13
of Columbua. uissU avtry aaeoaa aad
tourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Hall. No. uoi
adaula avenua VlsltlDg kaignta alnaya wsl
come JOa.N PAUL CiiKW. Grand Kalghc
t alttr T. Cunnlngnam. Recorder.
MAltsie.l'Si- I.UU.M.1L, SO. twee,
Kuignta of Com. nous, meets evsry aeeo
oud ana fourth Tuesday In tha west haJl. Cen
tury building. Ninth and Ollvee streets Visit
ing knights cordlallv Invited.
FRANK O. CUNN1NOHAM. Grand Knight.
r. P. Leonard. Recorder.
lL 1'. LUUIO e-UUClU
avcery nral iexd third 'luvaday at Wtst
End Hall, aoutuwesi corner sinnay ana Vanu-
venter avenuta. VUltlng knigats ar vorulalli
invited EDWARD Dtvoy, Grand Knlgbu
Joseph F. Laun, Jtecordsr.
A.tCIEST KREK AJTO
ACCEPTEO MASONS.
ARFOULAR COMMUNICATION OF COR
ner atone Looge, Ne 123, A. K. i t.
ol , will be held July 4 at 8 p m. No work.
lHOS II. BLUNDELL, V. M.
Jet A bmltn, Jr. gecretarv.
CORNER STONE LODGB. NO 223. A. F.
tk A. 41 A called and regular com
munication will b held this Mondav. July Is
at 7 p. m Work, examination of candidates and
tonfrrtng of the second degree Msltors al
ways welcome to our lodtreroom. Grand and
Dlnnev avcnuis,
TIIOS. H. BLUNDELL. W If.
James A. Smith. Jr., Secretary,.
GLOUGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO 9. A.
b & A. M.. will hold special communi
cation Tuesday. July 19. 7 p. in . Masonic Tem
ple. Urand and l'ninv avenues Work In ths
degre" of Entered Apprentice. Visitors are
welcome. GEO. W. JAMES W, M.
Wm. L. Reynolds. Jr. aeereiari.
1TASK . LODGE. NO. 420. A. F. & A. It .
win holt regular cvininuuteatluii tut, (Muii.
dav) evening. Jul) Is. 1J4. at 7 Jg ocah, at
Grand Avenue Masonic letups, tttrk In L A.
d.-sree. Visitors Invited to attend
J J HAUER. W. M.
A. T. W eeke. Seeretarj.
MISSOURI LODOE, NO. 1, A. F. & A. M .
-Mother Lodgv stated commu-iKa-ttou
Thursday. July 21. at 7.30. Grand Avtnus
Temple. IT. C. degree. Important business,
r'xamlnattons fiir advancement. MrmUers ex-pee-td
and vlsltpig brethren frateinall Invll
Jt) to attend J. W. KllL't-ULK. W. M.
John H Deems, oecretaly.
OCCIDENTAL LODGE. NO. IE3. A. K. i
A. M Stated comumnlcatlon at Grand
Avenue Masonic Tempi" this Monday, June 6.
at 8 o'clock p. m. Work In F. C degice.
Matting brethren fraternally Inylted
JULIUS li GARHELL. W. U.
A. P. Oliver. Secretary.
8T. LOLIS HVILHOAD TIlIE-TAnLC.
Arrlvnla anel Deimrtores nf Trains at
I'niou fetation.
Dallj. Eieepl Faturday and
lExcvpt Surtlay. Sunday
thxeept tntcrelay. ttSaturday and Sunelay
JSunday cnlj. only.
llSituraaycnlj.
HIG FOLK HOITIJ.
A!0 LAKE SHOItE. NEW 10RK CENTRAL
AMJ llO&TOV AND ALDAM.
Indianapolis and Local t :a am e5-"Opm
f . tsoston and Cln lnnatl. 17 am 9 llpn
Cincinnati Express '11 Mum b 15pm
Ivnlckerbocker peelal 12 noon : 00 pm
In'lunapolls Eijress 'J i im
Mattoun and Alton t4 Jl pm 9 IS ara
llattoon an 1 Alton it 2) pin
JIall and Lxpres . .... "isipm i:)an"
r; V . lloston and Buffalo. .. 1 3) pm Uoara
tlncln-il. Davtcn Cclum -0 40 pm -7 2D am
; V Iloatrn and Uuffalo. ..'II 00 pm -!ttfin
Cincinnati IreUananolls Exp. . . 'jSJU-n
int. nil it and e hksai-kakl: akd omo
JJaillnt'fii and V.relnla . a 15 ai S 1J pm.
..sail. .- v ana v UK'nla ."li w am 'i-iaii.
.-,.- aM" Vliglnia 'll-Tipm 1 4a I
iprflj
"'"tuuil AU I.KUIIilt VALLLI
ew lork and I'hllalelona -II l am "a 00 cm
J.e lotli and Philadelphia 11.00 pm -1 ii pir
; "k and Philadelpnla . ' -0 pm 7 la a-v
Hit. tOUR ERIE U4.1LF-OAI1 AND PITTS-1
t, , ,UI-'ri3 AM LAKE ERIE. v
Ilun-al. irmlra and N V . "s 17 ara '7 --0 anr
1 IttS . e-h.lllllinnq X V V r nm '.. nm.
l'llts , Jarrestoeen jl N. V '.' 5 2ft nm n.tlnrcr
3 20 Dm n.is Dm
Allon trains leave 10 20
n . tl CO p m.,t
1 li p m
- f in .vruve -5 enj a
II. et I). A. 11. It.
Train. Ile-iiurt. Arrlt-e.
.al lllue Limited s 32 am 6 Ow pnv
JVorld-s alr Hjer snJiam !. tnvs
Metropolitan Exrres, .... j 27 pm . .
Mound city Expresa ... 1 a airkt
Exposition Special 'It Vt pm 7 ; am
1 st Mall : 0: am '120 pmj
Clnclnratl Accommoia-lon . ts.11 am i 5Z pm
lncennes Accommodation.... IS 15 am 19 91 pnt
I lora Accommodation . .. t- 41 pm ,82 am
Mncennes Accommodation .. H : pm I
V rcernes Accommedatlon lllfl nm n lUm
" mjIU.ING'IllS, HOITE. 1
Jiannlhal and Durllncton : 23 am tS VI pm
Local to Hannibal -7 11 am ! D pm'
Qulncy and Ilurllngton . t7.41 am t6 M pes
"t. Joseph. Nebraska. Seattle S z. ,ix-ia
ht I'aul via Fast Side line -s ;(sm 4 Jl pm
Kans is City. Kan'as.. . K am 7 0? : m
l I'aul and Minneapolis .. 2.I5 pm "2 15 pra
Kansas City . . 'li 41 pm '4 V I m
Kansas Clt and LI Paso .. -Il.CI pm 7.44am
Karsas City 3.10 pm 'lilui
St. Joe Denver, Pac Coast.. 'Z. 13 in 'i 50 pn
Purllngtcn. it Paul. Minn "7 40 pm 62 am
S"or Illinois, via East side ... 'S.1S pm t 4 am
Kansas City, l'aciac Coast .. 01 pm '7.19 ara
Beardststvn Iy-cal u.40 pm 11.00 am
Local from Kannlbal til SO am
e.iilVj.e.es s Abiu
Th Alton LlmlteJ. Chicago 3 01
Prairie State Exp . Chicago '12."2
Palace Express, Chicago "S. I
CHICAGO AMJ ALTO'S.
01 am 2j pm
12 Dm "5 32 pm ,
rnre.. lhlrn.n "Vsl,.,,! ". .Ii ntil
Midnight t-peclal. Chlcaejo .U-4-) pin .!() art
His-oun state tuxpress. vveBt -a w am "i j pin
Midday t-peclal Kan City 12 4,vm 7.'3' prl
Kansa City Ijht Kxnre-e 3 10 pm 60e-nt
Kas 1t XlMnlaht Special .-II n2 pm '-Mara
bprlceneM. via lton "7 30am ts.W pi
Jack'onvllle and Iaiulslana . "7 33 am '10 U art
Illoorrinjton via Jacksonville t7."0 am tsootnji
Sprlngfleld Excursion .. ISrJ4 am !'.0 ii pm
The Alton Limited fcr Peoria t3 01 am r7.23pm
prln(,-neld. Peoria Duight 12.2.. pm tl tw pnj
MoomlnR-on. via Jack.onvllle 2 41 in 112 IC pm
Jacksonville Vccommo-ta-lon .0a pm "li 05 am
Louisiana anl Reoel!jus.. . . wl p-n,
Sprlrgdcld-Cap-I City Hjer '7 15 im 9.I5 am
Alton Special . I0 :a im .. .
ciiictt.o. rnnitit ami st. i.ons mv
Alton and Peoria Express. '5.14 am 7lVipm
Alton and Peoria Mall . 1123 am '3 li pm
Chautauqua and A.toa . . ttl.47 pm till 3a pnu
Chautauqua and Alton " 23 pm IS 12 am
Chautauqua, and prtns: d Ex 7 23 pm "1 U am
Alton. Chautauqua, (.ration iill 17pm 1111.33 in
Alton. Chautauqua, tlrafton. til II p-n '10.23 p-n
lltOV MOlTAI HOITK.
St L, H IV. ml MS e Et. t 21 pm 1 30 pm
Texas and California 7p 3! am " 31 vm
Texas arid Mexico Express . 8. 10 pra JOpm
Little Rrtk-Hot tprlnies fcj.p 's J pm --.5 urn
Texas and Mexico Express . 4-1 p-n .W pm
Texas Express & jj pm 7.ls in
Fast Mall . . 3 03 am T.Sl prS
Local Exp Texark to St. I, .. . i.GOwa
Memphis Express 9 00 pin 7 E5 sra
llelmont Passenger . i 00 am 7.15 pra
t;otton Belt Express . . 9 4 pro t.liara
St Louis and Chester Accom. l 10 pra "10 2i ara
Cotton Belt Express . "SSim '3.56 rn
Fourth Street and Chontean Avenae
Station. i
De Boia and Bismarck Accom 3 30 pm g 43 am
.IIOUII.B AMJ OHIO. ,
New Orleans Limited 9 z pm 5 52 p.n
Cairo and Jackson Fast Mall 'J-nO a-n ') 4 am
Cairo and Mississippi Exp 6 34 pm 'i X pm
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. t
Northern Illinois Express 7 0s am s 40 pra
Chlcsgo Fair Special l.40 am 'S-2 pro
Chlefln Mavlirhe Rn-eial 11-4S am 04 rrtt
Dubuque and Sprlnsfleld.... 7.04 pm 'S.M act
Chicago Diamond special.
Chicago Midnight Special.
Fast Mall, South
New Orleans- hpeclal
Accommodation. South ....
Dixie river, touta . ...
Aecom Cmrbondala
New Orleans Limited
. 10 pm "7.43 ara
."1134 pm 'l.Kan
.8:24 am 7.3Spo
,. "ii pra vt pi
. "4 24 pra "11.24 art
. 40 pm "7.tw ..TX,
.. 7 IJam "SaSpro
."11 15 pm "7.QS am
lolisvillj: a.nd ash ille.
Florida Limited "4 i: pro "1 :5"pm
Fast Mall "aJam "7 IS pm
Southern Express "8.4pm "7J9ara
McLeansboio Accommodation "4 '5 pra 's-nntn
World's Fair Special . "9 01 am " 15 pm
L..II. fc ST. L. ll. (Henclereon Hnnte.l
Fast Mall . s 20 am ". .isnm
Eastern Eirrees .. .
-''-- Fair Special
... -s so pm -.j am
.. "9-01 am "5 16 pm
MIWni,ni PACIFIC IltlLtVAl.
Fast Mail "3 00 am "10 05 p-n;
Local Express , 7 JS am "5 JO Pm
California Express M am "Snipm,
"Washington Arcom-nodatlon. is 2a pm tS-OOarw
Omaha Limited "8 10pm "8J0am
Kansas and Colo Expres" ..."10 10 pm "7 10 am'
Kansas cltv Express .... "2 05 pm "4 rt) pm
Joplln and So Kan. Express. "7 32 pm "3 OS ara
Kans and Nebraska Expr-ss ll 59 pm IJIsin.
Crave Coeur Lake trains leave Union Station
's 15 a m . 15 a m . tl-30 p m . tl Jl p n.
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station t 15 a..
m tlO 10 a. m . 15 00 p m , t6 20 p re.
lilrkwood trains leave Union Station t7-01 a.
m . 7 3S a. m . t7 50 a m . 3 40 a. ro . tll-SO a.
m . tl-oo p. m . t.lo p. m . t 00 p. m . "6 25 n.
m . til 30 p. m i
., K. & T. RY.. "THE KTV."
"Katv Fair Special" "9 15 am 'WOpm
Columbia. Seda'ta nnd 3 W.. "9 21 am "j30pm
The Katv Flrer".. "SJ2pm -.am
Missouri. Kan"a and S TV ll-45pr 30 am
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
rieasant Hill rassenger . ... l'i am J-'O pm
Kan City San Fran Exp . "7 20 pm 7. am
Belle Pass-naer 6pm '9 "i rjn
ST. 1,01111 SOITHWESTEH.
(Cotton Tl'lt Route V
Arkanas and Texas Mall.... ? Warn -P"J
The Texas Train.. .. H? ". K J
Arkaensas and Texas Expre'a "" 4,rtn "7 Ham
ST. Louis MERrHA-vTs' . njunoB
TERMIXM. RAII.1VAY SlBLnBAH
1RAI SERVICE.
Eat-bound Ieave FlEhlh and Grat ot
streets Dallr-10 a m12 20 r. m. S P'
5 15 o m. 6 3 n m Exc-rt Sundav-a 01 su
m.llia pi 7 37 a rd 3 m 8 22 P nw
Saturday and Sundav onlv 11 17 p m fcun
dav onlj 5 24 a m 7 0a a m
Leave Vashlnrtnn avnue. Dally-19" a.
m . 12 24 p m ISipu.ltir n r-xc
Sundav-5 K n m . J 12 "- m 21 m . . IJ
am top tn.ISp m Saturdav nnd Sun
day onlj II 25 t m Sunday onli a 25 a. m
' West-hound-Leave Granite ntj : Dilly-l.H
n m 5 6 n m . 7 12 n m. Except Sunda
S 35 a. m 7.02 a. m a m 11-10 am
440rm UTt n S-aturdav only 4 4.. ri
li sunda pnl 5 a. rnr" a. m . 10 40 a,
. cnttinl.,. emit Sunday onlv-ll-S3 D m. Ex
cept Vaturdav and Sundav 5 vl p. m
Ia?ave 3iaci"nn. -'aii i , ne-. " "a v ' .
7 17 n m Except Sundi-4 39 a m . 7 05 n.
m i & a. m II 14 a m . 4 15 n m . 9.21 p.
m Saturday only 4 50 p m Sundav onlv
I 05 a m.Sa m,10 15a"m. Saturday
and Sundav- only 11 V8 p m. j
ST. LOUIS AD IIMI1AI. RAILWAY
(Via Waliaah.) '-
MaiWand Express 7 01 am at:10 am
Malrnd Express 15.30 pm HISpm
SOLTHEH.N RAILWAY. 7
St. Lonla-I.nnlaTllle Lines.
St. Iauls Exp. Limited "1100am "4.i pra
Princeton. Alton, etc "7.32 am "STOpm
Princeton Accomrrodatlon.... t5 tl pm 210 t art
Louisville and Florldl v "10:10 pm "7.22 am
TOLEDO, T. LOLIS AMI WUsmitV.
'Closer Lent Rente."
The Commercial Traveler .... "s 5 pm 7.3l am
Eastern Lxprcss "7.00 am '4.44 pnj
Charleston Accommodation... tl 49 pm I0 J2 am
Charleeton Accommodation... 17 30 nm 13.30 am
VADI.IA LINE.
Pennitylvanla Llnea West or Pitta
bars: Pennaylsanla Rnllroatl.
Tha Fast Mall "2 30 am "2.15 am
The Local Lxpress "7 14 am "4-40 pm
Th" Keystone Express "S.ll am "7:10 pm
The New York Limited "12 30 pm "1:20 pm
Ohio and Virginia Express .."12.43 pm "134 pre
l.cgansport an I I t.Wavne Ex "8 4 pm "7-04 am
The Pittsburg Special "8 15 pm 7-J2 am
The- New Torh Fxpre-s "11.11 pm t 40 11m
Efflneham Accommodation "3.20 pm "8 40 am
WAB4.SII.
Contlnenlal Limited "9 00 am 7:15 pm
Det . Buffalo, Montreal Exp "12 30 pm "S 04 ant
Tolee'o Express 8 20 pm "7 31 rni
Toledo. N i" Bcstnn Exp . "9 05 pm tJC pm
Midnight Limited Fast.... "11.32 pra 2 00 pm
Toledo Ixical Express . . . "b JVam C.tM prt
t Inclnnatt and Indianapolis "3 00 am "7.1apm
Cincinnati and Indianapolis "8 30 pm 8'J4 ant
Jacksonville laical Express. tS 4; am t7 1". pn
Banner Express-CTicago ..."9 2Jam Wl pm
t KtMvn :oecial "12 01 pm 5.2t nm
Banner Limited Chicago "(Spm "7 33 am
Mldnhiht Ltmited-ChlcJgo...ll 12 pm 01 am
Kansas City Kxpress Tiiam -s.l im
Kansas City Fast Mall "2 2.1 pm 1 if am
Kansis City Limited .."10-15 pra "GSOans
);" r-iiZ, Mldnliht Sneclal "11.43 nm "i:l!sm.
Omaha-Council Bluffs Exp . "9 00 am tit pm.
MTrfn-aplls-s Paul Expres, "2.10 pm M Em
Cannon Ball-Omaha ... .... "7 JO pm "7.1S am
Ottumwa-Ues Moines Exp .. -J 00 am 1:11 pm
Minneapolis and St. Paul Ex "9.00 pm TOO ara
West-Moberly and Kan. City "7 01 am 7.-00 prm
Moberly Local 30 pm USl'i am
t-Oecatur Lcal "foo pm "3 27 am,
Siiburhilii Tralna.
Deoait From Lnion Station: Ferjuson, 11
p m . "I. P m 1 IS a. m . "4J0 p m- From
Olive Street station: St. Charles, "flaw a. rn..
ts 40 p. m. Bridgeton. 14 13 p. m , tc 41 a. ,n.:
I ergusn. 8 50 a. m . tc.20 p. m . 1:5; p. rn..
Arrive At Union station: F'rs-uson. ! 03 p.
m . t3 40 p m . "123 p. m . tJ 11 a. m. 10Jt
a m .t Olive s-reet station: St Charles,
1-43 p m . t7 43 a- m : Kinlocli, tl 37 a. rn;
Bridgeton. "I 10 a m . f 10 p. m.: Ferjrusoo.
10:30 a m . 13 20 p. m , S3 23 p. m.
FnlSCO S1.STE.1I. "
51emnhis PSBseneer "7-llam eitlTnn
o--.l .. u... Vf.t, -o .. :v
7 20 am 40 em
9 02 am "1-50 pm.'
2 30 pm "lino i-n'
4 is; pm "11. ipO em
"8 33 Dm "T;!! arri.
J'ex&n
leteor
Cape Girardeau Local
Texas Limited
Kansas Limited
".?? TJ "m 7-7' anl
..10 H pm "C W n4
western Exprces
Vallev T'ark Accommodation departs tt.30 af
4101 a. m .
"".J3 m " M .? 15 U
p m. tfi'2 p m . I. 20 p. m tl 00
11 40 p. m. Atrlves t 40 a rn . 17.29 a. m.
17.55 V m . tlO.IO a m . tI2.20 n m . 13.40 b?
m. t5 5S p. m. MJ7 p. m . m p. m. '
1 acinc Accommotiaeion eieparts i 4. m
112 V. p. m.. 15 24 p
m. Arnvs is.n a. m..
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