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A HIME PLACE
WILL BE
ESPECIAL SALE SATURDAY
And Contlnusd Sunday, Nor. 5 and 6, it 2 p. n. Sharp Each Day.
TO CLOSE IT OUT.
ITS LOCATION U unexcelled situate on Allison, Stanley and Lester nvos..
between Partrldgo and Pennsylvania, ona block north of the Olive street
road, surrounded by fine homes and extensive estates, overlooking: the city
and county In every direction, covered with flno fruit and shade trees. It's
an Ideal spot.
PRICE8 HAVE BEEN CUT 25.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
Take Crove Coeur car to Roth's Grove and walk north, or Midland
car on Page avenue to Partridge avenue and walk south.
Our agent at office on Allison avenue all day and every day this week
to show the property.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO,, Agent,
FODIITII AND riNi: STREETS.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALES.
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iiEAUTlruiJ nat: onemanaoan, near urvHi;
t tour, and eve room and bath: separata fnr-
naeWr1 strictly mo tern: muit be sold. 8m
DcnwnnaeT iveaiir v.tj. him t-immut
COTTAOE'for Sale Neat 4-ro-OT e'tlage; lot
44 by tCT: fruit and shads trees: near Tower
Grove cart and pili-co station; nr'ee 3I.""0
k. w. Lite. 4 ruiicrtrn m m-g-
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oath "Webster; 7 roTni. with bath and hot
watar heat: lot 150
FOR Ftle Seven rooms, wfh bat1!; Bitt
Clrkwood:,th1a It a Terr desirable rropTv:
admirably located: dee to :atlon and street
,car; H acre: will eell cheap or exchange for
residence or flata'ln city.
K. IV. LEE. 430 Futlrrtnn bu'ldlnr.
GRANVILLE. 14T5 (R00 WetL One Block
South of Earton) SH-iwra brick: hall, closets.
rurnaoa, launary. pain: n.vw.
unrTaier:M Tit.iiiivm iw . nve-mom hrl-k.
alao frame .table; all Improvements made: 83a)
cash and monihly ravmenta; rric JL'W.
RICE-DWYKK R. E. CO.. sa Chc'tnut st.
PORTIR r.tt Wear Tower drove Park)
Nice hme: lane lot: fru't and shade trtea.
REsmENCE for Sale K3 Ivanhoe are.: very
Fretty 7-rcora residence; reception hill. bath,
ornace; Cm floor fn'shed In quartered rak;
lot KhrlM. with eranltold walks; at Ar're Sta
tion (Frleco): convenient to Suburban and Tow
er Grove can: price i 200
B. W. LRE. 4 Pallcrtnn building.
RESIDENCB-for ea'eon email cash payment;
.t-room frame reildence: near Undtnwood Sta
tion; very neat home: price K.S00: will roll on
extra rood tertnr.
JS. XT UgE. VB Fnllerton bnlldlnc.
RESIDENCE for Sal Vforth the money; CT44
Bmlley a , near FVa-o Stat'on and Tower
Orore cara; very pretty room br'ck ie'de-c:
.reoptlon ball, bnth city water; lit COxlOS: pr'ce
B,SS; will take bultdlnr lot In part payment.
K. VT. LEE. 43) rulXrfn bu Hlrt;
RIDOE. (MS and roSSA-ETecant rock-front
Ctci and six room flats, with porc'laln bath
tnba. furnace, combination pas and elctn
natures': open: can be bonrbt at a bargain.
TWO HUNDRED res'dence. flats and cot-
tare. eay monthly payments It derlred: etc I
barcalnt for the bomeeeexer and Investor la all I
tC WMcCLA.T REM. ESTATE CO..
112 Chestnut St.
WASHlNaTON. M14-Fourteen-room brick
dwelllnx. with furnace: lot aiC: rent X1A an
nusllr. Adsm Weber. 5711 Franklin
'3734 PAGE AVE., $3,500.
Two-story Qneen Anne frame; has bath, ras.
eta.; lane front and tide porches; In perfect
order; lot stitiS; easy terms.
R1CE-DWYER R. B. CO.. Ml Chennut at.
$350 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Will secure 660 North Market; a two story
five-room brick bouse; lot 20x170; rents flt.SO;
price, tl 850.
- RICE-DtTER R. B. CO.. ilt Che'tnut st.
$750 Cash and Monthly Payments
Will buy No. IMS De Soto are.. 2-atory, 4-rrxm
brick flat; 1 families: 13-Inch walls; lot 2x137;
rent 125: price S3.24; snap.
RICE-bWTER n. E. CO..
: Chestnut sru
Sl.000-CASH-Sl.000
And KM at, 6. per- cent, payab't In 1. J and S
yean, will buy 4601 Pare ate. a mod-m IV
room brick dwelling; let KxlCS. lor particu
lars and card eee
RK7E-DWYER R. g. CO.. la Chertnut St.
S2.I50, WORTH $3,000.
tin Bnllltran ara ttory, 7-rootn frame
houaaj. baa bath, w. c esc; house newlr
painted: new asphalt street and eranltold
walks- a bargain; easy terms; owner leading
RICE-bWTER R. B. CO.. SS Cbetnut St.
$3,500, REDUCED FROM $4,000,
UM Wells are.. X-ttory and attic t-room
brick: hot bath, etc.: new streets and granitoid
walk; lot 2fiH2; SCOO cash and montnly pay
fcenta -
-RICB-DWyBK R. g. CO.. 33 Chestnut st.
S03O Cash, Balance Monthly
'aal'Oarflald, ava. (between Taylor and Cora),
T-room brick; hr bath, etc: In ftrst-clssj or-
er; lot 2SX12K; all improvements, except alley
RlCTg-DWTER R. E. CO.. SI Chertnut St.
IIULEVAB3 H3M:, $12,000.
A modern ten-room rmtdence, with 'hot-water
beater, eleranfbath. tiled: beautiful fresco and
dsdratlons: delightful home: near Taylor are.;
light- airy, cheerful; beautiful finish and rur
rotmdlrgst lot &0xS6. See or phono us for or
rangasBnta to xsm!nc
BRADLET A QUtNBTTE.
7U Chestnut at.
$2,950-PRETTYSIN6LEFLAT-$2,950
ttt Oarfleld art.: two-story brick flat: thlr-taen-lnch
.walls; three very larre rooms and
line bathroom each floor: porcealn bathtubs;
hot and cold water; basemnt cemented all oTer;
lot 2sxlX5; a very fine home and a bargain;
worth easllr, W.-aifor aulck sale U.SSS.
A. ii. FREDERICK, R2 Oicztnut St.
50,
P1CU Will buy, with small monthly
v.v.i.nvn parmrnu 4v oeauurui new s
robm brick alate-roof, on comer Julian and
Hamilton, or yoa can pay -S300 cash and lees
Monthly. See me for bottom prlca. W. P.
Kelson, Kl Chestnut.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAI
i5238'Page Avenue; 7-room res
idence; lot 50x137. Price, ?4,000.
iWill sell on easy terms. Posses
sion on short, notice.
RitMgi & Kilpatrick Realty Co.,
717 CHESTNUT ST.
RESIDENCE FOR SALS OR LEASE.
WASHINGTON
NEAR UNION.
One of finest (double) residences In the very
choicest neighborhood in St. Louis "Quality
HUP of St. Louis; twe've rcoms: two bathe, one
marble: beautiful woods and finish ; Bolton hot
water heater: owner says fell"; we have made
a .big -cut In' price several thousand dollars;
pee us at-ece If-you can use an elegant home;
jot TtxtfS.
BRADLET A QUINBTTB. "15 Chestnut sL.
Telephones. Main 44MA; Klnloch A10JJ.
ntOPBRTT OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.
' BNAP In Arkansas zinc and ad land. B. A.
Kow. ItMA Windsor poe. St. Louie
FOR RENT SUnURIlAX PROPERTY.
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TW Tl TlA SSHTJlf ts Wlu4sVt HffM.. V.I.I.
awa-i sM.r.e.vnw ubvi auwuvtu vH4-Wjfl uriVJC
house, ca Walter are Call for key. Mc
Donald, 1044 N. VandSTenter.
, BTOUAUE AKD If OVIHG.
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AMERICAN Storage and Monng Co.. 2311
OUve Moving, packing, shipping; all storage -In
separate rooms: both phones. W. H. Languale.
BONDED . warehouse: Henry c. W. Wleht
toraw and' Moving Op.. I5U-H Franklin ave.:
amnrr .nvancwi wnen neaireq. Kiniocn C SO
NEW YORK, Stordge Co Twenty-aecond and
wara. move. sack, ship or store furniture in
i.w,iuw.wi vwmuAiB girea. orfc Ruafan.
K.'H.'.PDRTalAN.rfitnrsK mnA Mnrttr rA
-Separate rooms: low prices on reliable moving
an storage.- 2801 Case avt.:'-phone D 1147.
ft!?.
'mil tsaw Htas,c auu WUIUIK tut. unI4
iy at. BU Sidney 2; Klnloch. Victor 07.
llTTII Ollta BOi eaost tsT...t - asna t
CTSalBf A1SSOLUTELT K1RUPKOOK.
J iwawtsib new wanhoute. Grand. and La
.clsae. ftc safekeeping of furniture, pianos,
trucks, valuables, boxes, etc.: strictly first-class
moving, packing, shipping, etc. Our fire uuur
,asjca theJqwsat. Money advanced. ShlD goods
or can. ssumatea free. Oei uur rates. TioU
phoaea.iasva OUve. It. U. Lomorl Auetloa A
gtoiaga co.
LANQAN& TAYLOR
-' ITORAUs: AND MuJUCO CO.
JMw waratooee. US Washington ava. ; CM prl-
tat teoms for atoraae: niotnnnmf earoet-room;
finpsat Insurance la the city; you nave aac-sa
a mar roost at any time: ail moving. naciOng
es-tertptitng narantetdj money advaooeu;
ssaMlsbed lfc.RlBg tip C7U or Main 9!H ana
fjtt saw satsa.i'rVa kavt so beaBchea,
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HEIGHTS
FOR THE PEOPLE
OFFERED AT
PERSONAL. -
A DETECTrVE (prlats) does shadowing and
investigating; ref. P. O. Box 770. St. Loula
DR. MART ARTHUR'S Golden Seal Female
Regulator: price. II 2R1 Washington ave.
DR. CAEEAUX. 2K12 Washlnston. treats Irreg
ularities and all female trouble.: :S ear. c.t.
ERGO TANSO Is cusranteed to relieve sun
prefrlon: tl box. Dr Cazeaux. toog Waehlngton.
L.AU1ES. my regulator neer falls: complete
treatment free. Mrs. E. Bin it. 5d Franklin
LADIES will not regret calling on Mrs. Hol
land: cenflnements; lowest prices. 1715 Carr.
LADIES' phyaiclan receives b-fore and dur
ing conflnement.1 If in trouble, call MIS Om.
LADIES! J5O0 reward for an obstinate abnor.
mal case my Monthly Regulator falls to re
lieve: afe. harmless. eg.; avoid fraudulent
Imitators. Dr. Johnson Med. Co.. 714. 9S Dear
tKirn .. Chicago.
MIDWIFE llecelves during con : ladles In
trouble call: Intents adnpted. 2S4S Lafayette.
MftS. A. SCHROEDKR tecelea conanements.
Ladles, cell. 307 Frankl'n.
MRS. WR1DGES, lady doctor: pleseed to meet
her patlnta at S505 Laclede aie. Klnloch C 1664.
Mns. M. DIBHL. 10f N. JefTerfon. receives
confinements and adoption: part pay In work.
PRIVATE matter, weakness etc . either rex.
aulcklv cured: 1 treatment f re . 107A N Ninth.
PRIVATE home for ladles during confine
ment: e'pectally adapted to those wishing to
avoid exposure: trained nurses; best of care:
perfect seclusion; all diseases and irregularities
Kklllfully treated: the only institution of the
kind in the cltv In charrn of a regular gradu
ated and reliable physician. Call or addrera
I'nisician. ag rt. ywenty-tnira St.. near Olive.
MRS. DR. MEYERS.
Ladles won't regret calling; satisfaction guar
anteed: terms reasonable: no medicine, ill B.
Fourteenth st.; tel. IClnloch C IM.
MRS. DOCTOR SMITH. 3843 EAST0Nv
Absolute seclusion before and during conflno
ment: tenoi reasonable. Both phones.
Mrs. Warrance and Madge Grayma.
Private home; confinements. 910; adoption It
desired: perfect seclusion: trained nurses: part
pay !n work: ladles In trouble, call or write.
21MA Ollte. Phone 1207C
UHi MSliT SHTnUHconducls the most re
llabla sanitarium for confinement In this city
perfect scc.ulon and, home c.mfcna; tral'ed
nurses: lowest terms: all female troubles ski 1
fully treated under abso'ute guarantee; laJ.es.
'whrn needing a specialist, come or write.
MRS. ANNIE NxiWLAND
Pritats licensed home for ladles before and
during confinement; oldest and most rel'able
Institution In the State: established over forty
years; home comforts; motherly care; infants
adopted; irregularities successfully treated: sat
isfaction guaranteed; ladles In trouble, call or
write. 222LA Olive st.
DOCTOR H0GAN, 2215 OLIVE.
Medical and surgical diseases ot women a
specialty. Regularly licensed home.
Patients received at any time, before and
curing conflnementa; Infanta adopted, if de
sired: trained nurses; .home comforts: ladle in
trouble, call or write: terms reasonaste. Con
sultation free.
n. tiannio 5,J' Washington ave.,
sr WOIII 119 reguUr .Iceiaed phl.
clan and surgeon, conducts the rnrict rebable
sanitarium fnr confinement In. this city: perfect
seclusion and home cemforu; trained nurse;
lor.est, terms; all female trcuMrs skillful y
treatrd under absolute guarantte; ladles, when
needing a specialist, coma or write roe.
MONEY TO LOAM.
On Real Estate.
K. B. O-REILLT R. A I. CO.. 72S Chestnut,
make loans on city realty: any amoi'nt: lowest
rates and no delay Building Irana nude.
cqe. SiONLJY to loan on St. Louis real
estate; bulldlng.loana; quick srvlce.
lUCE-DBim R. ti. CO.. 23 Chestnut St.
MONET to loan fnn ecmmturinnl nn -t T,n1.
real estate; build ng assocutlxi heaequar
te:s, now aeries now being 1 sued; estah.insed
lira. For particulars see secretary at i fn.e.
RICE-DWVER R. B. CO.. J22 Chestnut st.
On PeriDnal f-roprrty.
J. D. BONE INVEST. CO. will buy notes,
advance money on Insurance policies, Indorse
nttes and secure loans; rates very low. J02
wHuimuii; UU1IU11IK.
''""'I iwuw BA-4ricu peopio wunoui se
emltXt D- -tt. 339A Ecnoift bldg.r Ninth
and Pine-
UONET to lonn on furniture, pianos or other
pergonal property; S per cent annual Interest;
no con: in l ion chanced. 901 Chestnut.
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
We make loan on furniture WITHOUT RE
'MOVAL We make no Inquiries of your friends
Lr. ernployer- We give you the full amount In
CASH, not checks. We arrange payments to
suit ycur CONVENIENCE and ABILITY. W
do not RECORD loans. We RECEIPT for
every payment made. We pay on any OTHER
l&AfL Ka.J,,ani'e m furniture and orvn
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments In
case of SICKNESS. We make AS LOW rates
"the LOWEST. We grant LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS for time money Is not usd. This is
our business In a nutshell. SEE US and b
convinced that we are THE PEOPLE. We
make loans in East St. Lou I a Telephone for us
J?. "IL. THB HOUSEHOLD .LOAN CO.,
Kln-'MU- ...Room tOl.JUI.I.SRTON BLDO,
Bell Msln 4148. SEVENTH AND PINE STS.
MONEY TO LOAf-J
ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
DO NOT FAIL TO, CALL xnd get our rates
ytRTS Cttlnr loan,elsewhere. our ivstcm 1ves
feSS9.,M? -lnd SMALL PAYMENTS, vlth
REBATE when paid before due o youionlr
L,r (SSC&JJLT.B atyou nave had loan. We
PT.PAJS ,BOK. where nil payments are en
e", do not recjulre? tmvm.!nti while RICK
OR OUT OP WORK: NO PUBLICITY: NO IN
if pjuera can I
tlrrM at house and you can get money rime
day you apply. We make jpeclallv of ta)lng
of! any loan or claim igslnn gol. ami glv-
lUS 2.1?-'nS?'r-If TO" ""not call. WRITE
OR TEL.PHONB us and we will ..nd agent
to explain our SVTEJf TKt"Vh"aNE KIN
LOCH B 4J4. or RKLL MAIN 2Sr.
FIDEI.TTY BROKERAGE CO..
Room No. 410 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive st.. lainnci 4!I Olive- St.
Loans at 5 Per Cent.
.1X5. ,5Sje LOANS ON FURNIVURE. PI
ANOS. ETC. without removal; NO PUBLICI
TY. See us before getting a lonn eleewhere;
will save you money: CHEAPER RATES:
LONGER TIMES: SMALLER PAYMENTS We
pay off any LOAN or balance on rour FURNI
SH85v.l l-ySl,r CONVENIENCE. Llb.al
DISCOUNTS. Call and be convinced Write
or telephone Klnloch A (22. UNION FINANCE
CO.. ". and 303 Oriel building.
Boutheart corner Sixth and Locust. Entrance
tit N. sixth, opposite Barfa
MONEY.
55.!Ss loaned on FURNITURE; PIAN03
HORSES. WAGONS, without removal, at tho
very cheapest rates.
S.25 WEEKLY PAYS A 173.00 LOAN.
.00 WEEKLY PATS A 230.00 LOAN!
Wc'3EEKKI-T PATS A J2S.O0 loan:
' 40c WEEKLY PAYS A 213.00 LOAN.'
Payments can be made monthly if desired.
EXTENSION ORANTED In cae of SirKNESS
VrSSl J"?"- If youWANT MONEY, save
MONEY by borrowing from ua.
... .. AMERICAN LOAN CO .
(U Burlington bldg.. no Olive at,
Take elevator to sixth floor.
ONEY TO L0 N.
On HOUSEHOLD FURNITnRE. PIANOS.
ETC, - without removing the goods; also .on
your plain NOTE, if yen hold a salaried po
sition: lowest rates;" easiest terms; quick and
quietly.
-ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO
Room HIS Missouri Trust building,
Entrance 705 Olive street.
D0NT PAY BIG INTEREST.
When you can get MONEY from US. on your
FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSESl WAGONS.
etc..br PAYING a small COMMISSION for
said LOAN: WEEKLY or MONTHLY pay
ments: DISCOUNT If -paid before time EX
PIRES. CALL or WRITE us,'SB N. Tenth st.,
room -211 Ozark' building. ANDERSON FI
NANCE CO.
MONEY ADVARCED TO SALARIED PEOPLE
Teamstrrr. "boardlng-houso keepers, without se
curity; easy payments; !argeatbuclnees la (0
ClUet, Tolman, Ml Uouser bldg., M0 chestatR.
MONEY WAJITED.
eeeeiewwwivwewwvwMeMVw
I WANT a little money to start one of the
best propositions ycu ever saw; I can show It
tn you; cry simple; Investigate. KD W. Republic.
WE have first-class 6-oer-cent real estate
Icsns for sale, secured by first ilceds of trust, oa
Improved cltv nnp.ny: see om.
NICHOLL8-RITTER. 711 Chestnut.
EXCIIANKi: AND C1ARTER.
FOIt sale or trad for unimproved land; a
new stock of furniture and undertaking: irords.
In Central Missouri; invoice COW. GR-M. Re.
public.
MEDIUMS-CLAIRVOYANTS.
m m miiirwitriri'irrrr"jriiirsitiiai'inii-t
MME. NlllVW. greatest fortune teller In the
world, brings separated together; gives good
luck In horse racing. 1J35 Frank'ln.
MRS. IDA WOLF, tho sifted life reader and
fortune, teller, from tho West, removed to 1014
N. Thirteenth: readings 25o and Wc.
DEKTISTBY.
SPECIALISTS IH bRUGi WORK.-
jmsjs"L
nuii i in
FULL SET
OF
TEETH
$3.00
In order tojntrrduce our new Whalebone
Plate we are making these 115 sets of teeth
for 3.00 Ncier fall tn the mouth.
Gold Crowns. 22-k 3.(M
Teeth extracted without pain 23o
Drldge Work ya.OU
CHICAGO DENTAL PALACE,
513 Olive St., Second Floor.
Open dally; eenlngs till 9; Sundays 10 to 4.
HEW YORK DENTIL ROOMS
LeadlnscDentlsts, Established for 42 years.
'. i,. '-v.. uiuwHr ana
Olive. Entrance 503 Olive st.
Eitractlng FREE when teeth
are ordered. Largest and old
est dental establishment In the
C.",V. .Wo emolov the most
skillful men In the profession.
All work guaranteed. Consulta
tion FREE. Do not look for
cheap dentists, but come to ue
und act reliable work at low
est prices. Onon daily from I
a. m. to I p. ra.. and Sunday
from 2:30 to 1 p m.
EASTERN PASNLESS DENTISTS
Gold Crown.
Sown, 21k W.00 in.? nt I
"Teeth 3.00 I B).S, 25 C I
2k . ";-"""W..! ,ii' a I
run set
Unng thl', ad and get one Gold Filling Pre.
OIO LULtST.
OPEN DAILY 10 P. M.. 8UNDAYS ALL DAY.
MEDICAL.
l.l1SiAl
V ADIES! Use Chlchettar-i Ertgllth Penavmvil Plfla
LBestl SafMlI O.lr KeU.Clet Take a. otker.
Buy f year Iraggl.t, r w.4 ie itva... IWMrta.
lsnuf"lua.r'.rU4lM, la letter by retara saali.
Cal.kfater law leal C, Pallaaan Pa.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
t,! -..l jaa4tsj4si
KMGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
AURORA LODGE. NO. M. K. OF P. MEETS
eiery Thursday at DeIabarB Hall, south
east corner Elm and Brm.dv.ay. Members ar.
requested to bo present. Work In tbe rank of
Page November J. Visitors cordlslly Invited.
E. J. TROIS, C C
Attenst: J. J. Hund. K. of R. A 8.
GASTI.K HALL. OI.tIMHIA LODGE. NO.
tVS. K, of P., meets Tuesday evening. No
vember 1. W ork -m rank of Page. All mem
bers expected; good time. Visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend
ALEXANDER NICHOLSON, C C.
J. F. Demnsey. K. of H. B.
CASTLE HALL OF MONITOR LODGE. NO.
62. K. of P., meets every Thursday avan
ing In Century build. jig. Ninth and Oilva
streets. Visitors alv. ays welcome. Members ex
pected. H. H. JONES. C C
W. J. Otto. Keeper of Records and deal.
FUTURE GREAT LODOE, NO. 276. K. OF
P.. Howard's Hall, Thirtieth and OUve,
meets every Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Visitor
welcome. R. P. FRITSCHLE. C. C
W. A. Roberts. K. of It. i 8.
l- ACIK1C LODGE. NO. J01. K. OF P.,
m.ets everv Wednesday evening. Century
building. Ninth and Olive streets. November:,
work In rank of Page. Visitors Invited.
EL N. ROBINSON, C C
W. A. Pray. K. of R. A S.-
F3 1 THAGOltAS LODGE. NO. 278. K, OK P..
meets even Wednesday evening at castlo
hall. northTtcst corner Grand and Eostun ave
nues, at S o'clock. Work, ksqulrc rank Wednes
day, September 14. Members oxpocled. Visiting
brothers always welcome.
. E. B. HOLLEY. C C.
E. Ettlnger, K. of R. a a.. !S3i Gaston avt
nue. Klnloch D S46.
WABAbll LODGE, NO. 24, K. OF P.,
meets every Tuesday evening at castle
hall, southwest corner Broad p. ay and lienlm.
November 2, tegular convention. Visitors wel
come. O L OSBORN, C C
M. C Shulte. K, of R. & B.
ZULEMA LODGE. NO. iL K. OF P.,
m.ets Monuay evening, ivovember 7, la
hall No. L tenth floor Century building, at I
o clock. IS ork In rank of page. Members ex
pected and vlsltoro cordially invited to attend.
FRANK J. VOLLMER, C C
Attest: o. M Brooks. K. of R. A B.
P. O. Box 1042.
AltCIENT FKEH AXD ACCEPTED
MASO.N3.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. t
, A. F. A A. St., will hold slated commu
nication Tuesday. November S. Masonic Tem
ple. Grand and Finney avenues, at 7:30 p. m.
Work sublime degree of Master Msson. visit
ers are fraternally welcome.
. . GEO. W. JAMES, W. M.
Wm. L. Reynolds, Jr.. Secretary.
lyj IHSOUKI LODGE, NO. 1, A. K & A. M.
Stated communication on Thursday, No
vember 3. 1904. at 7:30 p. in., in CorintMan
Hall. Grand Avenu Masonic Temple. Exami
nations, F. C degree. Members and vls.tlna;
brethren are requested to attend.
HY. M. HOLLAND. Acting W. H.
John H. Deemt, (secretary.
IMK1'K.MIEAT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
ANCHOR LODGE. NO. 3S, I. O. O. F..
metu every Monday evening at Uchuette's
Hall. Nineteenth and Wright streets. Work In
the degrees, visiting brethren welcome.
B. F. ORELAR. N. O.
David Petty. Secretary. 2413 North Ninth
street.
LACLEDE LODOE, NO. 22, I. O. O. J,
meets every Thursday evening In Hall
fo. 1. Odd Fellows' bulla ng. Vlsttois cordial
ly welcomed. THOS. A. DAVIDSON, N. O.
C F. Siegcns. Secreury.
T. LOUIS LODGE. NO. , L O. O. I
meets every Saturday evening at 8
o clock at Odd Fellows building, soutneaat cor
ner Ninth and Olive ttreeu. In ball No. L
Msltora welcome and members expected to at
tend. N. MATHESON, N. Q.
a A. Hamilton. Secretary.
WILDEY LODGE. NO. 1LO.O. F.. MEETS
Tuesday evening of each week at ball
Nu. 1. Odd Fellows' building, cornr Ninth and
OUve, at 8 o'clock. Work in Initiatory degree.
October 25. Vlsltorslnvued
W. D. Read. Secretary.
KMGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
MXJ'.'J"Li'jjirM"in nun rrsOsrsrinrifii-iri "iiwrsamjj
KENIUCK COUNCIL NO. 186. KNIGHTS
of Columbus, meets every eecond and
fourth Wednesday atRose UHI Hall. No. 901
Maple avenue. Visiting knights a.ways wel
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand Knight.
Walter T. Cunningham. Recorder.
mARQUETTE COUNCIL. NO. 601.
Knigh's of Columbus, meets every sec
ond and fouith Tuesday in the west ball. Cen
tury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Visit
ing knights cordially invited.
FRANK G. CUNNINGHAM. Grand Knight.
F. P. Leonard. Recorder.
Jt.MOE ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
.".w.-..rr'iirim-.-irKnir.i-..'irvm.....
LYON COUNCIL. NO. 21. JR., O. U. A. M..
meets every Monday evening at Junior
O. U. A. M. Hall. No. 3331 South Seventh
street. Visitors are welcome.
L A. WEISMANTEL C
R. Bolt. Secretary. 290S Gasconade street.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
-"" --- " - - - - - 1-- i-t-i-i-ri"sr.iimwji
CAB A NNE COUNCIL, NO. 1204. BOlAu mi.
canum. mceta at Rose Hill Hall. Maple
and Hamilton avenues, "near World's Fair."
on the second and fourth Thursday of each
month. A cordial welcome to visltorx. friends,
brethren and members from abroad.
THEO ,8. KOCH. Regent.
,. 4o4 Missouri Trust building.
.W. Jenkins. Secretary. P. O. Box 1010.
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURL ROYAL,
Arcanum. No. S09-3U Holland Bulld.ng
A cordial welcome to visitors, friends, brethren,
and members from abroad.
. v . K- A BARBOUR. O. R,
John C Kllllngrworth, Orand Secretary.
TRIBE OF BEN HUB.
.i .. fc, . . . -i-l-ii'),uj
EUREKA COURT. NO. 2. T. B. H.. MEETS
on the nrtt and third Thursdays of each
nonth at southeast corner Fifteenth and Casa
avenue. All visitors cordially Invited By order
a.., v r. . .a ' MENDEL, Chltt "
aven e Lavln. bcnte. No. 2u2s Cass
SiMONIDES COURT. NO. 31. TRIBE OF
Ben-Hur, meets every. Thursday night at
Ueu-Hdr Hall, northwest corner Twenty-sec-end
street and Franklin avenue; Visiting Sobs
and Daughters of Hur always welcome.
A1WREW J. SNIDER Chief.
2eorge It. DaTla. Scrlbt. 2IM Franklin ava
SECRET SOCIETIES.
......... I . -..... .tl n n n - nn n riJ1J1n
l.DEPENDEKT ORDER OF FOREST
ERS. "JrrLruTJxnjjTjn.ii.i in tnjTjTjnfL""ij-vi.rLrxi-i-is-ij-j-t.
GOURT COTE PRILTIANTE. INDEPEND
. ent Order of Foresters, meets on the sec
ond and fourth- Ihundiys of each month at t
o'clock at Bowman Ha I, northeast corner of
Locust and Eleventh streets. Visiting brothers
are cordially Invited.
r. X. ROTERMAN, Chief Ranger.
Rtsldence. No. 1318A Soulard street
W. O. Wright. Recording Secreury, Resi
dence. No. 4321 Kennerly avenue.
ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.
EXPRESS LODGE. NO. 73. O. C K.
meets every second and fourth Thursday
V'.??' i..."e ff WMt hall. Century
building. Ninth and Olive street. Members
requests! to sttrnd. VUltor. are always wel
come. Next meeting Thursday, October 27. '
DOCTOR A. P. JORDAN. President
T. J. Sandefur. Secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"""''''"' --- -li-ir-i ni-im -ii.nnrtn.ixw-WjCLj
NELSON LODGE. NO. 432. SONS OF 8T.
.n .George, meets every second nnd fourth
Tuesday. In hall. 812 Burlln-fton building. JW
Olive street. Members requested to attend reg
ularly. Visitors always welcome. """
M. S. BOWERS. W P.
George HIIL Secretary. "". w. a-.
COTTON MARKET EXHIBITS
MOST STRENGTH FOR WEEKS.
GOOD BUYING OF PREVIOUS
DAY CONTINUED.
Various Humors Are Current Re
garding Attitude of Leading
Bear Operator and New
Southern Bull Pool.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Ncv. 2. There was more ac
tivity In. the trading; In cotton to-day, and
the market exhibited mora strength thnn
at nny time for several weeks. It waa
practically a continuation of the Rood buy
ing; noted yesterdav bv some nf thn ii.t
operators and spot dcalera
.mere were various rumors current to
day regarding the attitude of the leading;
bear operator. Many believe he has been
covering- shorts for tho last few days, not
?!,.y'.hf,re' .but at Liverpool. There was
.!,.,?--? f "new bull pool having been
e?wm-e3' IncIu-lJr' ,hc most Prominent New
? JS f ?Jd Te5as operators, to operate
am ? "le of the market for a loner pull.
All of these features,-together with the de-
ir' .?Smnt.1t a mu.ch beUer "Pot demand
In the 8outh. contributed to the Incr.-aaed
ctrcngth and activity In to-day's market.
t,i?.CC3open? flrm "na abut W points
trAhl?ygh.out.th- -,st ai"l Kradually
advanced to a level of 17 to a points,
i. T?.fre..wa3 considerable proflt-taklntj late
in the day. and some further reselling for
JSS?..n.ndJ0-ulhe.rn account. This sent the
market off o to 7 points from the top, but
the undertono continued good, as the offer
ings 'appeared to have been well taken,
igSl.C0!t0?JnJhI? marh"t was advanced
15 oolnt- to the basis of 10.15c for middling.
'iea,uro .f tl,e ,ate trading here was
!,mheavy 'nvestment buying of March
nlJr,Ia?1 con-racts and It was this de
mand which closed the market with a good
undertone of strength.
NEW ORLEANS BEARS DESERTING
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Orleans, Nov. I. Tho Times-Democrat,
in its summary of the cotton situa
tion, will eay to-morrow:
"Had sentiment alona rnntrnll.fl v.rr.
day's cotton market, there would have
il..-. . "-" aujusunent in the price
LJ ft.,-" " "?"i the market was broad
gree of Improvement In the attitude of
Desertions from tbe bear side appear to
bo increasing In numbers, but as yet the
public has evinced but little Interest In
the game. Logically, the bull side should
pain In popularity during November, but
in tho event history is to prove the proph
ec.y. current that this month's movement
will fall way below that of November last
year, the fireworks will turn out a decid
edly Interesting exhibition.
"T1A on-frf.tr. .tlllii'. a. .... a.
"- fo.D,.,; ntuhUMQ vi luo spot mejl
and of the country is giving the shorts
coiq ieei, ana neitner tne po.ltlcal situa
tion In Kurope nor the energetic talk of
the boars Is jvarm enough for their present
comfort. v
"In the meanwhile. Important strength
Is being concentrated In the camp of the
bulls. Trado yet entertains widely diver
gent views as to the ultimata outturn, but
none now voice the belief that a bale of
middling cotton will be sold this season
at a price materially lower than O'ic."
St, Urals Cotton Market.
Local market firm and unchanged. Sales 517
paies. ,
Ordinary Mi
Good ordinary
Low mlddllmr
Mlddllnr
. S-i
Good middling
Middling fair
Tinges and stains iS'-.c off.
OJs
10
SPOT MARKET.
Galveston Steady at Mdc: reealnta 17.310 !.
New Orleans Firm at 8-lSo: receipts 15,6s
UUIT.
Mobile Firm at 9-16c; receipts 6o3 bales.
Savannah Firm at -Uo; receipts 15.212
bales.
Charleston Steady at JKc: receipts ;ta ba.
Baltimore Nominal at s.TSc; receipts 1.017
bale.
New York Steady at U.lEe: receipts none.
Roston Quiet at 10c: reednta 24n hal...
Pbliadelpbla Steady at 10.40c; receipts ii
DBJC3.
Houston Steady at S"c; receipts 16,901 bales.
Augusta Steady at c: receipts 6081 bales.
Memphis Oulet at IHc: roceipts 6.070 bales.
EL Louis warehouse statement:
U04. IJ03.
Stocks on band Sept. 1 6,322 l.'Z,-
Net rocelpta to-day Too M.',
Net receipts, since Sept. 1 12,722 .9B
Net shipments to-day - 54
Net shipments since Sept. 1 S.378 L42
Stock on hand 1J.737 3,191
Gro-j receipts to-day 3.446 1.921
Groin, receipts since Sept. 1 W.810 20.139
Gross shipments to-dav ......... 3,300 1.5A6
Orosa shipments since Sept. L... 43,4a". 1,"31
Cotton,
New Tork. Nov. t 8pot cjoeed steady. 15
points advxnco: middling uplands 10.14c: mid
dling Gulf 10.40c: sales none. Futures closed
steady: Nov. 9.63c; Deo 9.81c; Jan. 9.83c; Feb.
.Kc: March 10.01c: April 10.04c ; May 10.09c:
June 10.07c
Liverpool, Nov. 2. Cotton Snot aulet: prices
8 points higher; American middling fair E.76d;
good middling 6. tod; middling c.40d: low mid
dling t.28d: good ordinary S.14d: ordinary 4-9fkl.
The sales for the day were 7.000 bales, of which
800 were for speculation and export, and In
cluded t.200 American, Receipts 31.000. includ
ing 29.409 American. Futures opened steady and
closed very steady: American middling, g. o.
c: Nov. S.Sld: Noy.-Dec S.Sd: Dec-Jan. .33d:
Jan.-Feb. S.34d: Feb.-March BJSd: Marcb-Aprli
5.37d: April-May 5.38d: May-June 6.3Sd: June
July 5 .Oil: Judy-Aug. C.SSd.
New Orleans. Nov. 2. Futures steady: Nov.
9 6r.S9.6Sc: D.C 9.71C9.72C; Jen. 9.7S99.80C:
Feb. t.ttsa.ttc: March 9 3a89.9c: April 19
W.02e; May 19.06S10.07c. Spot firm; sales ll.OOn;
ordinary e 3-16c: good ordinary ic; low mid
dling 9Kc: middling I 11-1 8c: go A middling
?gc: middling fair lotto; rccelpu 1S.I88; stock
23,-34.
The Metal Market.
New Tork. Nov. 2. London tin market re
ported further gains, closing at 1123 2s ed and
futures 181 lis 6d. Locally, the market waa
firm, with spot closing at 13 0T4429.07H. Copper
was higher in' London, closing at 62 12s for
spot and 63 17s 6d for futures. Locally, the
market Is flrm. In tone; lake JU.KH'ffl': elec
trolytic JI3.e2HvT13.t-m: casting I1J.274812.62H.
Lead unchanged at 112 12s ed In London and
at 34.2034.45 In the local market. Sp!ter un
changed In both markets, closing at 23 Its in
London and 33 "iSS'i.'C here. Iron clo-ed at Els tl
In Glasgow and 44s 3d In Mlddlesboro. Locally,
Iron Is firm and Southern prices higher en the
Issulnr prices: No. 1 foundry Northern 311.65;
No. 2 do. at tl4.M-l: No. 1 do. Southern and
No. I do. do. soft fa4.S0915.S0.
New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Tort Nov. 2. Prices ruled higher on
the curb to-day. but In many' cases the early
advances were not well held and the tone In
the late tradlnc was comparatively heavy, ln
terborough Rapid Tranilt opened at 152H. ad
vanced to 153. then declined to 15QH and later
rallied to 'lilt-.. Northern Securities was fairly
active, opening at lli and after advancing
to HSj; reacting to 1154. Wabash 2s were
exceptionally strong, advancing on heavy buy
ing from 45 to 46. .
Turpentine and Roaln.
Savannah, Oa.. Nov. 27. TurrpMitlne sic;
quotations emitted. Rosin firm; A, B. C 82.63;
6 23.70: E S2.72-i--a.76: F 82.77U; G J!.Ii; if
12.8562.25; K 83.75; M 84.25; N 84.50; YT. a.
J4.(S; W. W. 85.
New Tork. Nov. 2. Rosin firm: strained,
common to good. 82.SSi3. Turpentine C44J54c
Bar Sliver.
Lnndon. Nov. 2. Bar silver steady, Sftrd.
New Tork. Nov. 2 Bar silver MHo.
Petroleum.
Oil City, Nov. 2. Credit balances 1S6; cer
tificates, no bid. Shipments, November 1, 120,
270; runs Oct. tl.0S9,6-S: average 73.218; ship
ments. Lima, C5.S6; runs, Lima, 104,227; aver
age 62,75-1. .
Paultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Tork. Nov. t "Uv Poultry Receipla 9
cara Western and fully 1 car ot local express ;
some S'or 6 can still out. There was a moder.
ate demand from the Bast Side, but not of suf
fldeine volume to exreet a clearance this week.
Prima heavy fowls brought full prices, but or-
ainary snu ugnt cmcxeas ana iowjs oraggea.
Roosters and turkeys steady. Ducks and geese1
unchanged- Pigeons alow. Quotations un-ehanged.-
Dressed'PouItrynecelpts 2.848 pkgs.
The market was In a rather peculiar position
some houses having moderate receipts la transit
for later la tha week, while others showed up
aulte heavy. Fowls ran so poor that most buy
ers preferred large chickens, nnd as a result
there was very little coll for the average run
of fowls, which worked out slowly at n"4fl2c
fpr dry-picked and ltlH4o for scalded. Cholcn
large dry-picked and scalded roasting chickens,
average over 8 lbs. to pair, sold up to 12tfc. hut
the average best run of chickens aid not exceed
ll-fll4c and many for less. Turkeys firm whrr.
fancy: poor and thin neglected. Squabs told
slowly. Quotations unchanged.
LIVE-STOCK MARKET.
Iiotlve Supply Good Beef Cattle
Strong; Sheep Mold Steady.
NATIVE CATTLK-Becf Sieers Notwith
standing a liberal surply of cattle, the general
market developed a fairly good tone and tho
mefvernent was active. There was some uneven
ness prevailing. It had very little effect on thn
trade In general. The proportion of steers was
fairly larg". and included a better selection of
choice cattle than any day this week, and a
larger representation of good grades. Of me
d'um and half-fat kinds it waa not much larger
than previous ds'-s, but the demand for such
kinds showed little. If nny. Improvement. One
lot of steers, weighing over 1.CC0 lbs., thick,
far. were bid 36.50 at n lato hour, while sev
eral good to choice; bunches were available at
83.7336.25. and quite, a representation of pretty
good 'ires.ed-b.ef and exports at J3.10ir5.5o. In
cluding some fair to good jearlings at 85.10
5 S. The heavier utters that I., export weights
of 1.400 lbi. and above, hardly showed the
snap that lighter weights did. boms rales of
desirable kind? wer quoted 10c higher, but the
general trade displayed early a goon, steady
to firm basis. The common and medljnt gradei.
e.f ealtle were comparatlrely slow sellers t
:.904.25.
UKEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 'Pr.
liO.'lCS
J6.60
! siio
, 4.50
- 3.90
, K.S0
.5.15
4.65
I7...1v-:...J, -ja...isn...'.i.v
1I...12R... S.I2 VI...12K... 5.P.
1.1...iaSB... 4..'. 14...15J2... 4.6;
20.. .10-;;... 4.35 13... 9W... 4.'0
17... 925... 3.M 4-....14M... 5.7
IS... MS..
18.. .1241..
3...1(3..
."1... 103-1..
2i...ir..
:...106...
ci...i:i2..,
1190... E.50 8.. .1157... i.20
1267... CIO 2... SM... 4.7.
lHil... 4.50 2...10V... 4.r.
ir.7... 4.0) 4S.. . tn... :.-
..
-SS...11J"..
4.OT
4.. ,10K... 3.73
Estimated weight.
Yearlings:
IS.. .1088... 5.W
Steers und heifers:
1C...1125... 4.S0
BUTCHER CATTLB-TIie demand for butch
er strck was fairly broad and an active trade
prevailed, largely at flrm prices. Considerable
unevenness was manireneel and many sellers
were Inclined to quote the market from canners
up at strong to ICo higher. The supply was fair
ly liberal, and contained a much better asiort
ment, there blng more of the good to choice
cows and heifers on offer than for some lime.
Strength was more particularly noted on the
better gredos of heifers than cm the medium.
HEIFERS.
2... 865.. .:.
8... 820... 3.00
24... 650... 2.23
5... 980... 4.00
S... 753... 2.85
1... SCO.. .J4.00
83.84
. 2.60
, 2
2.U
B..
42,.,
2...
631... 2 S3
IBS... 2.20 19... 63).
7M... 3.75 6..
661... 2.75 4..
:8... 2.15
862.
695...
4... 502... 1.50 23..
Cows and heifers:
14... 930... 3.S4 4..
. 855... :.5S
COWS.
..MM... 3.25
.1169... 3.00
2.. .1215... 3.25
1
1.
6.
.ll-..
.10M.,
:m
2.C0
2.50
2.25
2.C4
2.M
2.50
2.. .1115... 3.00
4... 985..
13... 943..
M... 776..
4... 917.,
3.. .1013 '
2.60
.1041.
2.30
Ii.. .1031.
, 2.40
. :.s
, 3.0)
. 2.50
, 2.fi
I... 960... 2.35
7... 8J8..
3.. .1230..
27... 932..
8... 992..
21... 873..
Z...I1I5... 3.:
6... 72... 2.:
6...1M1... 2.50
21... 883.
.1015.
S.35
11.,
835... 2.25
12... 99,.
. 2.15
MIXED.
30... 8.3... :
80... 709... 3.00
1...USO... 2.35
15 4... 840... 2.50
BULLA
7.. .1157... 2.23
STAGE.
1...1MJ... 4.00
VEAL CALVES.
7.00 6... 136... COO 4... 155..
6.00 1... 200... 4.Z5 ... 213.,
(.00 1... 240... 6.v0 9... lei..
4.50 2... 225... 4.10 1... 3M).,
1... 170...
3... 143...
5... H'..
c.oo
3.X
4.W
2.W
r erf
bO in HERN CATTLC-Thei mall supply
Southern cattlo contained mostly mixed, com
mon and meaium grades of block, th large
end of which wxt cows The market, for this
re--jon, was not very active, as thrc was noth
ing to especially attract buyers, although a
steady basis prevailed. Th only steers of any
consequence offered were four toads of pretty
good Territory r,teers at 83.40. considered steady
Recelptr. of calves were about 350 head, jnd
tho market was steady.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
U...1OT4...-3.49 49..,1Q41... 33.40
2... 990...83.44
3...1000... 3.10
7... 914... SM
10... 656... 2.-5
,.103S... 3.44
IX.. .1011... 2.41)
4... 805... 2.75
23... 643... 2.30
HEIFERS.
13... CS0... 2.15
I... 990... 3.19
i... in... 2.30
... 73... tM
COWS.
27... 820...
62... 792...
29... 700...
in... eis...
2.45 58..
2A2M 1..
747... 2.30
83l... 2.10
W7... 1.90
59.,
..
32..
2.50
2.10
1.90
1.85
643...
636...
739...
2.10 33...
1.90
12...
617... 1.90
. 930... 1.50
1..
10... WL., 1.70
1.,
BULLS.
2... 89.... 2.U
2... 905... 2.10
1...
3...
1..
M0..
790.,
SM.,
2.10
2.10
1.95
L.
2...
.1170.. .2.10
M... 2."J
CALVES.
(Ptr Head )
8.75 142... 183... 8.25 75... 13... 6.50
... -sj..
SHEEP Only a moderaU supply of sheep ar
rived, and whl.'n the ofTerlrgs Included a few
bunches of good mutton sheep, good to choce
Iambs were rather scarce. A good demaa I
prevahed for the best qual.tr. but sheep and
all em sals wera quickly taken at full eteaay
price!, but Iambs ahowed a !!gat loss from
ruefday. Half-fat sheep and Iambs both found
a slow, dull market, as buyers want- qual.ty
and those having plenty of flesh. The stockjr
trado remains steady, with not near enough
arriving to satisfy the demand.
HOGS Another liberal supply of hogs ar
rived, the receipts amounting to arcund 9.0)0
head, making a total cf 24.0t0 on sale so far
this week. The quality w.s better than 01
Tuesday, although nothing extra. Several loads
of good heavies were, available, but on the
other hand there was a good many nigs and
lights.
The market opened with a good demand from
all buyers for the best hogs trading was active
and rales showed a gain of fully Ec. In plates
a-lltt e more. Only the good hogs rece.ved this
advance, as the common to only fair ones were
but little. If any, tetter Hun ateady. c.ty
butchers, packers and snippers wern all active
operators, but they wanted only the good qial
lty hoas, and paid littla attention to any other
kind.
The market continued active throughout the
day, and closed firm, compared with the open
ing, with nothing of any importance renuinlng
unsold.
HORSES Despite the decllno that took place
In prices at the begnnlng cf tho week, none
receipts continue very liberal, owing, no doubt,
to the fact that country dealers had already
bought their consignments and had to Up.
The continued large recepts, coupled with the
fact that the Southern demand Is not as heavy
as "ant week, are consequent y conspiring to
hold the market on a lower bails, the basis
of valu-s is about 85 to 310 lower than last
week. Good trades of Southern horses show
if1?. "." decline, while the full extent of Uw
latter Is manifested on the plain and ordinary
grades.
Notwithstanding the lower market, the move
ment is active, shippers generally accepting the
decllno and bnyers showing a great eagerness
to buy actively on the lower basis. About EtO
head were available In tho Wednesday auction
more than half of which changed hands during
the forenoon. Most of the decline Is aoaareit
on Southern kinds, owing to the compiratlva
fewness of heavy offerings and harness horses.
Horn quotations:
Harness norsss .....,...,
Heavy draft, choice to extra..!"!
Heavy draft, common to good
Business horses, .7M to 1,300 lbs
Chunks, choice to extra
Chunks, common to good
Farm chunks
Southern horses choice to extra..
...81500300
... 175f225
... 110U114
... I5l6-.
... 1354fl.O
... 80UI10
... 65&109
75O104
359 55
MULES-Though not quite as heavy as last
week, tne run of mules Is quite plentiful, over
800 head being reported the first half of the
week. The market remains on a slow and
draggy basis. Over BOO head were in comm.s
slon hands at noonWednesday. and were mov
ing verv slowly. The large receipts on too of
the heavy run and decline last week have
caused a further decline in values, which gen
erally are 87.50810 lower than week before
last on the plain and ordinary kinds of cotton
mules and thin mules of all classes.
The good to choice qualities of fat mules are
not Bhowing much change. In sympathy with
the generally lower trend of the market, they
ao weaker, too. In a few cases about 82 50
lower than In the last several weeks, bet the
difference Is not much felL Dealers are not
receiving as large a demand from the South
as last week, and the fact that thev nn. ima...
down with mules has caused tbe additional loss
of strength with the accompanying slowness of
movement,
Mulo quotations:
14 hands, extreme range
14 hands, bulk of sales
MH bands, extreme range
14Vt hands, bulk of sales
15 hands, extreme range
15 hands, bulk of sales
1SH hands, extreme range
15U hands, bulk of sales
16 hands, extreme range
It hands, balk of tales.
J 450
........ tea 70
......... 60110
siS so
70313a
..... 754flOO
JSWloO
lcoaiso
UOfr-xo
1206151
By Telegraph.
.Chicago. K(ir. 2. Cattle Receipts 19.000. in
cluding 100 Texans: Westerns 4.500: market 50
10s higher- good to prime steers 8617: poor to
medium 85.7505.80; stockcrs and feeders "CO
4.10: cows 81.5064.40; heifers JI.75a5.a: can
non, 81.25e2.33; bulls 81.7594.28: calves 83e7:
Western steers 83.7ES0.10. Hogs Receipts 20.
000: market So higher: mixed and butchers'
S4.8oiftS.20: good to choico heavy tl.SSBS.S):
rough heavy 84.60-34.90: light J1.75C5.0J: bulk of
sales t4.S5O5.05. Sheen Receipts 22.000: sheep
strong: Iambs weak. 10c lower; good to choice
wethers J4.-3fi4.75: fair to choice mixed S3.50O
4.10: Western sheep 8364.50; native lambs 249
5.75: Western lamhs 8485.50.
New York. Nov. 2. Beeves Receipts 1.910;
good steers scarce and strong, others slow but
generally steadyr some lato sales easier;, bulls
and cows slow to 10c lower; steers 83.50 to
85.374; bulla CffS.'S: cows 81.15 to 83: exports
4.900 auarters of b.ef. Calves Receipts 2.110:
veals slow and He off: grassers lower: Westerns
dull: veals 84.50 to SS.Io: few tope 88.75; little
calves and culls 83;S0 to 88: grassers 82 65 to 83;
Westerns 82.75. Dressed calves slow: city
dressed veals 8812c per lb.: country dressed 8ty
Uc: dressed grassers and fed calves 4fr7c.
Sheen and lambs Receipts 9,205: sheep firm: top
lambs a shade higher; others full steady: sheen
8304.50: good wethers 84.75; culls 82-32-56; Iambs
t5a-."2W: few head 88.21; Canada Iambs 85.73;
cnl's U94.fi Hoe-s Rrelpts-.9S9: feeling firm.
Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 2. Cattle Receipts
16.000, Including 6.000 Southern: market steady;
choice export and dres.ed-beef steers JS8S 45:
fair to good 83.5005: Western fed steers 83.500
6.50: ttockers and feeders S2.25&4: Southern
steers 83.5094.75: Southern cows Jl.KKS2.tB: na
tive cows Sl.50'33.50: native heifer 83.5084.50;
bulls S1.C0O3.7S; calves C.3595.50. Bogs-Receipts
12.500: market opened steady, closed 5c
h'gner; top 85.15; bulk or sales t4.70S5.05; heavy
8505.15: packers 84.8095.05: pigs and lights
S1.2S4J4.90. Sheep Receipts 2.C00; market strong;
nattvr lambs tl.255.75: native wethers 84.25;
native ewes 83.2504; Western lambs 84.2SS3.75:
Western yearlings P.7594.40: Western sheep
82.Ke4.10: stockers and feeders S2.5oa2.75.
South SL Joseph, Ma. Nov. 2. Cattle Re
ceipts 3.6C0; Ee lower: natives 82.75S6 23: cows
and heifers Jl. 504.50; stockers and feders
82.OMy2.85. Hogs Receipts 6.102; SOlOe lower;
light 84.7049440; medium and heavy 84.8535.10.
4S4fc.sak DaailfTa At At? If. t.-,Bi.m,f 1.-mIKm tf rsl
slt-CITi SK1.0IUU, s.iui . VU lUHSt aa-iuivs Waits.
wethers 84.35; ewes 83.85.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.'
New Toxic. Nov. .-rgg-RtcJDts MU
cases. Weather was perfect and ""?"
showed a further shrinkage, which led toward
a very scanty lupolv of fresh egss of aR sorts,
but prices on them were held as unchanged
and probably as high as conditions would war
rant with the strong comneUtion given bv stor
age, of which tha amount now being used must
bo heavy, which gives rather a aulet look to
the trading district.. Prices on refrigerators
varied widely, according to customer, size and
.....if.-, n. I... Vinr Mtin.ttflnn. wefi. about In
'range. On accented eiualltv of fine a standard
mark or Indiana, wmen were nm u.i ."
basis of 19c. still monopolizes the bulk of the
trade. Quotations unchanged. .,
1'hlladclohla, Nov. 2. Ecini flrm and active:
near-by Hrsts and flrst Westerns 21tt25c at
"Chicago. Nov. 2.-Eggs firm: at mark, cases
Included. IWeiSKc; nrsu 19c: prime firsts 22c;
extras 24c
Kansas 'city. Nov. 2. Eggs steady: choice
Missouri and Kansas stock, new No. 2 white
wood cases included, 20c, lois off; case count
18c; casts returned He lets.
Dried Fruits.
New Tork. Nov. 2. The market for evaporat
ed apples continues easy, with futures otrerins
helow spot quotations: common &'&: prime
4ic; choice Stt&54c: fancy 67c, Prunes arj
an-lvlng a little more freely from the Coast, but
as these shipments are mostly contracted for
there is no additional pressure on the spot mar
ket, which rules firm at prices ranging from 2c
to 5-.c. according to grade. Apricou unchanged
choice 9Vi-ill)c; extra choice lO-itrlOHc; fancy
11015c. Peaches unchanged at S'ic '
choice. 9334c for extra choice and VMVk lor
fancy.
Coffee,
New Tork. Nov. 2. Coffee Soot Rio eiuiet;
No. 7 invoice SXc: mild. quleL The market for
enffee futures opened steady at an advance ot
r.S10 point?, in rTiponir to steady European
cable, and n rather better outlook for the vlsl
b eupi'ly statemrnt than anUclpateil- Itualness
was very quiet, but the market held the ad
vance and closed steady, with spot 5 Point"
i-nd oth-r pwitons 10 points net higher. Sales
wer 22.750 bags, including Dec. at 6.80c. March
at 7.e and May at 7.Jf7J0c.
Batter and Cheese.
New Tork, Nov. 2. Butter very firm; atreet
price tlra creamtrj- 2323Hc: creamery held
extra 2istr2p. Cheese unchanged.
Chicago. Nov. 1 Butter firm: creameries 151?
23c: dailies 13',418'tc Cheese coxy; lOitlOVJc
1'hlladelphla, Nov. 2. Butter flrm: good de
mand: extra. Western creamery 23-ic: extra
near-by prints 26c. Cheese flrm: fair demand:
New York full creams, fancy, 10"id:,do. choice
10U31uVic; do. fair to good 9i10c.
Dry Goods.
New Tork. Nov. 2. In dry goods bnyers In
ter'tt seems to flag, and efforts to revive It are
generally unsuccessful. This Is In face of
the ract that a growing scarcity on many lines
Is remarked, not only by the seller, but by the
buyer as well. Yet there Is absolutely no spirit
of speculation In any purchases made, although
Improvement Is looked for after election,
Sngar.
Nev York. Nov. 2. Sugar Raw strong: fair
refining 34-4c: centrifugal, 3-3 test, 44c: mo
lasses sugar 3',4f?2c: refined flrm.
New Orleans. Nov. 2. Sugar quiet and
steady; open-kettle centrifugal 4tic; centrifu-
?al whites 4 5-16c; ye'Iows 434'Jc; seconds
9-lS Molasses Open-kettle 23830c; centrifu
gal 12323c Sirup ISgaic.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers
For 34 hours ending i
: at 7
a m.
Louis,
Dancer.
. 22.0
. 3C.0
. 50.0
. 3'.
. 40.0
. 33.0
. 1G.0
. 21.0
. 25.0
. H.O
. 15.0
. 15.0
. 15.0
. 13.0
. 12.0
. 23.0
. 18.0
. 21.0
. 15.0
. 21.0
. 24.0
. 30.0
. 30.0
. 15.0
. 33.0
. 23.0
. '5.0
. 29.0
. 16.0
SL
Nov. 2, 1304.
Station.
PIttrturg
l'ark.nburg ....
Cincinnati
7yulsvl!lo
Nashville-
Chattanooga ...
3'lorence
Jchnsrnville ...
Evansvtllo .....
Ht. Paul
Dubuqne
Davenport
Keokuk
Hannibal
Beardstown ....
Grafton
Omaha
Kansas City ...
G'asgow
Boonvllle
Hermann
St. Louis
Chester
Cilro
Memphis
Little Rock ....
Vlcksburg
BTeveDort
New Orleans
Rise. -Fall.
Gauge Chanc---
6.1
"0.4
-.:
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
04
0.0
0.0
-0.2
-0.S
o.o
-0.2
4.2
4.1
2.6
6.C
0.1
-0.9
-4.S
1.9
.:
9.4
7.g
6.9
0.0
-Ti
-0.1
-o.i
0.0
0.4
0.2
-0.2
-42
0.0
0.5
S.l
s.s
.s
3.9
9.2
2.8
4.4
-5.7
4.2
EDWARD H. BOWIB.
Local Forecaster.
River Forecast.
The rivers In the SL Louis district will re
main stationary cr fall slowly during the next
24 hours.
River and Business.
The harbor gauge yesterday showed 9.8 feet,
cr a fall cf .1 of a foot In the last 24 hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was fair.
The weather was partly cloudy and moderate,
To-Day'a "Weather.
Partly cloudy, with moderate temperature;
light, variable winds.
Arrivals. i
Spread Eagl.
Peters 1st ,
City of Providence
Departures,
Spread Eagle , ,
Mdney
Belle of Calhoun
Corwln H. Spencer.
City of Providence
Alton
...Memphis
..Excursion
Alton
Keokuk
Hamburg
....New Orleans
Excursion
Arrivals TerDay.
Spread Eagle Alton
-.hester Caps Girardeau
Cape Girardeau COmm-rce
City of ri-ovldence Excursion
Departures To-Day.
Chester Cape Girardeau
Spread Eagle Grafton
Peterrs Lee Memphis
Kennedy Jefferson City
River RInlto Brevities.
The Chester arrived early this morning from
Cape Girardeau and way land ngs and will de
part for the came points this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Cape Girardeau will arrive from com
merce and Intermediate points to-day and de
part for the same places at 4 o'clock to-morrow
afternoon.
The Sidney departed for Keokuk yesterday
with a good list of passengers -and a fair con
signment of freight.
The Spread Eagle win make hr regular
semlweekly trip to Grafton at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Th Bells of Calhoun departed for Hamburg
yesterday with her usual good business re
ported. The Kennedy, on account of arriving late,
did not depart yesterday, but will make i,Br
usual trip to Jefferson city and Missouri River
points at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The Peters Lee arrived late yesterday even
ing from Memphis and will depart on her re
turn trip at . o'clock this afternoon. Her
freight trip will be good.
The denbe fog continues to prevail aong
all immediate river points, causing many boats
to arrive late.
Tho Ccrwin U. Spencer departed at noon
for New Orleans with a good trip of freight
and a number of passengers. She will engage
In excursion trade In tbe South this winter.
The fntv of Providence made her reralar
excursion trips yestcroay vita a iair numper
of passengers.
By Tele-era ph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis, Tenn.. Nov. 2. The river stands S
feet, a rise ot .2 of a foot tn tha last 24 hours.
Tho Sucker Lee departed at 3 p. m. for SL
Louis. Tlie Sadie Lee departed at 5 p. a. for
O. K. landing. The City of St. Joseph departed
at 5 p. m. for O. K. landing. The Queen City
for Arkansas City. J. N. Harbin for Arkansas
River, James Lee for Friar's Point, and the
Delta for Vlcksburg are loaded and will de
part to-night or early In the morning. Tbe
Government steamer Search arrived this even
ing from the upper beads. Receipts by river
to-day were 2,022 balea cotton. S bags seed cot
ton and 7.823 sacks cotton seeaL John Douglas,
Tom Patterson and Harry Doss. New Orleans
and Ohio River coal towboat pilots, departed
south on the Delta. They are posting up on
tha changes.
Cairo. III.. Nov. 1 River gangs reads 9.3 feet,
showing a rise of vS cf a foot during the last 24
hours. Weather cloudy and warm. The Chape
rone cleared for St. Louis at 6 a- na. The Gov.
ernrcent snag-boat H. G. Wright arrived from
Memphis at 10 a. m. The Herman Paepcke
cleared for the Lower Mississippi nt 1 p. m.
Paducah. Ky.. Nov. 2. Gauge reads .2 of a
foot and on a stand. City of Charleston de
parted for Golronda at 10 a, m. Royal departed
at 3 n. m. for Smlthland. Lula Warren from
Tennessee at 6 p. m. Weather clear and pleas
anL . m
Vlcksburg. Miss.. Nov. 2. The gauge reads 2.7
feet, a fall of 2 ot a foot. The Belle of. the
Bends Is delayed for lack ot labor. The Amer.
Icon departed for New Orleans. The Pride of
Virginia departed. Rain for the first time in
seven weeks.
Cape Girardeau. Mo., Nov. 2. River on a
stand. Weather cloudy and warm. Cape Girar
deau up at 12 last nlshL Peters Lee up at 8
a. m. T. H. Davis up at 1-30 p. m. Chester
down at 750 a. m, and departed on return at
1030 a. m.
Orand Tower. 111.. Nov. 2. Chester down at
E a. m. Cape Girardeau Tip at 6.20 p. m. Petes
Lee up at 12-30 p. m. Chester up st 2:44 p. m.
Gauge reads 12.2 feet and rising. Weather
cloudy.
Burlington. la.. Nov. 2. River Is S feet
above low-watsr mark, a tall of I Inch. Weath
er dear and warm. Tbe Eloise in and out from
Keokuk.
Pittsburg. Nov. 2. River i feet; falling slow
ly at Davis Is'and dam. Cear and pleraanL
Louisville. Nov. 2. River stationary: tn canal
2. feeL
Wheeling. W. Vs.. Nov. 2 River 3.3 feet and
tailing. Down: -Bessie Smith. Parkertburr. at
noon. Clear and worm.
Warsaw, RL. Nov. i Gauge reads 9.7 feet, a
fall of .1 la the last 24 hours. Cloudy and cool.
Sliver Crescent In and out on time.
Chester, ID.. Nov. 2. Gauge 9 feeL and sta
tionary. Weather fair and mild- Cape Girar
deau and Peters. Lee up. hester down.
Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 2. River 4.4; rising. Two,
departures- clear and cod.
P"vanievfIt- Vrnr. 9...f..-. .1lt.- .tAh,
Par cloudy and wanatr. j
PROMINENT MEN HERE
FOR CINCINNATI DAY
Heads of Several Leading: Business.,!
Organisations 1st the Party That la
Eseortlnse the Mayor.
As thi escort of honor for the llayor
of Cincinnati on Cincinnati Day at tha
World's Fair Saturday a party of prom
inent Cincinnati business men, most of
them accompanied by their wives, arrtveej,
In SL Louis yesterday In a private
over tho Baltimore and Ohio. They are
tbe Montlcello. 1
Actlns Mayor II. L. Gordon and former
Congressman J. H Bromwell. who are to.
speak m behalf of Cincinnati at the ex
ercises Saturday morning, will arrlvo to
day. In the party escort are somo of Cincin
nati's most prominent business men and
the heads of several of the leading 'busi
ness organizations. Among; them axe John
H. Gibson, in command of the party, who
is president of the Industrial Kurei ,r.
organization devoted to the Industrial" ex
pansion of the city: J. C. Hobart. manu
facturer of electrical machinery, and pres
ident of the Business Men's Club: William
Lodge, head ot the Lodge fc Shlplev Ma
chine Tool Company, and president of tho
Metal Trade Association; If. T. Atkins,
prominent cotton manufacturer and presi
dent of tho Ohio Stato Board of Com
merce; George F. Dieterle, leading dl
tlller; F. tV. Foulds. one of the largest
manufacturers of macaroni In the United
States: "vY. H. Harrison, wholesale grocer;
D. T. Williams, brass manufacturer; E. E.
Shipley, a leading Insurance man; Pen-"
Wells, John Brltton. H. G. Foulds and
Will "U Finch, secretary of the Industrial
Bureau.
The rank and file of Clnclnnatian who
will take part In the celebration win ar
rive later In the week over the various
railroads.
The ceremonies at the Ohio State build
ing Saturday will bo as follows:
Address of welcome on behalf of tha
Ohio Commission by Commissioner S. B
Rankln; address of welcome on behalf ot
the Louisiana Porchase Exposition by
President David R. Francis; response on
behalf of the city of Cincinnati by Acting
Mayor H. L- Gordon; response on behalf
of the Cincinnati business men by J. H.
Bromwell.
ALASKAN EXHIBIT PLEASES.
Assistant Secretary of Interior la
Highly Satisfied With the Display.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Thomas Ryan, accompanied by his) wife,
of Washington, D. C. was a caller at the
Alaskan building yesterday afternoon, con
sulting with Governor John O. Brady and
Mrs. Mary E. Hart, hostess of the bond
ing, regarding; tte appointment of a com
mittee to select from the exhibits in tha
building such articles as will bo sent to
the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposi
tion at Portland, ure., next. year.
Secretary Kvan ws-i greatly d
with the exhibit as showing; the rcso
of Alaska from every possible stand
alon-r universal. aETicultural. cducut
and climatic lines In a manner that is
more comprehensive and Instructive
could bo given or obtained by any other
means than taking a trip through the
country.
MINISTER TAKAHIRA BETTER.
Physician Pleased With Japanese
Minister's Condition.
New Tork. Nov. Z Doctor William T.
Bull, after a visit to the minister's) bed
side at C o'clock to-night, announced that
Mr. Takahlra was better than at any time
since the operation, and had rested well
through tbe day.
WsPills
After eating-, persoas of USosj haMt
will derive great benefit by taktex on
of these pills. If j-ourjv-ebeesi
DRINKING TOO MUCH,
they will r-Tomptiy relieve the nwit-ri.
SICK HEADACHE .
andnervousnexswhich rbnows,regter
the appetite and remove jooeay feat
Iocs. Eejantiy su-rar coated.
Take No Substitute.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
uc
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY IK-
J. $f Lra.$2.&
W3NR
The makers o
LIEBIG COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef
have always tried to help along' the
tjanse o good cookino; everywhere by
snpplyinj; ho-asekeepers with nsefal
cook books giving recipes for the easy
preparation of appetizing dishes.
Send your address oa a postal to CoretBIs
im-na a Co., 105 nsaton BL, new Tork, sad
yon will recerre one, free, by matt.
STEAMBOATS.
LOWER MIJtSISSIPPL
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY
TOMtlsT b-.CIJR'IOS aaaaaeaaa.
lur tape Glrarrtejtti nnd Co-ssmeree.
Steamer Cans Girardeau, svtry lf-vw-Ttr aad
Piiday. S d no.: 88 round trip.
ILLINOIS RIVER ----
For Beardstown and Intermediate Polnts.
Steamer Bald Elglt leaves Saturday, November
6. at 4 p. m.
Prom dock foot ot Vina st. Phones statt
JC Kin 1Z04C H W LBTTTC. Asast.
LEE LINE STEAMEIS
TA MCMDUIQ f.1-v.
I W laTlsasjiaraa ill atsat rn;
Mil
f-nrlnr-- Vlcksburg and Pin Rltrw.
prrTERS LEK Thursday, New. 3. S d. m
STACKER LEE. Monday, Nov. )V5 pVsaT
TICES LEE. .Friday. Mov. 11, I p. m.
From wharfboaL foot of Olive St.
"hemes Main I00SA. Klnloch A issl
Wm.E.AIbItz. Com. AgL D.M.Connors. OeaJtsj.
ST. LOUIS. CHESTER, CAPE
GIRARDEAU LINE.
m STFAMER CHESTER wUl tears wtia-fsost.
foot fine tx.. Tutidata Tbursdara aaStSSZ
davs. t a r-. for Cans Olrardssn sMcltraW
Undlnrs. SBedsl excursions only tJB "tsm
round irlo. Including meals and bs-ith.
Phemes Belt ma-n 4IA Klnloch a ii
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UPPER MUSIMIPTI.
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niiHmn m iimc tnikvas
For Kiikik. Iiii, art litimKatf Ptiifs.
STEAMER S1DMBY.
E-rrrr Wednesday and Patordav. 4 ra.
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MISSOURI RIVER.
Str. Kennedv will leava fnn ft .. . ,
boaL foot of Market street, Thursday KaTTm.
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