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THE ST. LOUIS TCKPTTBLTO: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1004. 5 a J- AMMMMMV ALTKEIMER RAWLINGS INVESTMENT COMPANY, LACLEDE BUILDING, 8T.

LOUIS. We have compiled the following table with a view of calling attention to prevailing prices In the ttocks of our LOCAL BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES. and aggcttlng the ads liability of purchasing same at ruling quotations. St. Louis securities should surely respond to the continued strength of the Eastern markets and preraillag easy money conditions.

Altiri(--iii I-fcli'iiitfe IS.ink lloatiiieu's Hank ItreiiH'n Tourtli National Itanlc rranklln Gcrman-Amfrican German Saving- Institution IntiTnatIon.il lJ.ml. Jrnp-on ISinl. I.nfiiiette Hank Manchester H.tnk National lt.ink Mercliants-ljitU'do Natlmul It Xntloual Hank of Oimtiien Nnrtliw--Tni S.n Inus Hank ollt-p Street lt.ink Southern Com anil Sat hiss l.ink.. South Sldf Hani Mate National Hmk Third National Hank Vnnilerentcr Hnnk National Hank TITLE. Tniii Ounpanv Trut CofnpHn JIIsiurl Trust ComtMiiy Mlrlnltipl Valtcv Trust SI Ixiuii l'nloii Trust I'omimi) H'e mai a specialty of UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS; ALSO LOCAL STREET RAILWAY and other mortgage Issuts that should appeal to the conservative Inveittr. Our NEW YORK facilities Insure prompt execution of orders entrusted to us In the buyimg selling of bonds and stocks listed on the Sew York. Stock Exchange. Correspondence solicited. Monthly clrculanon application.

ALTHEIMER RAWLINGS INVESTMENT COMPANY. WHEAT FUTURES DECLINE ON PROFESSIONAL SELLING. OUTSIDE INTEREST IS VEKY LIGHT. (Scnoral Sentiment Ik-arihh Despite Kains and Cooler Weather. Al! domMIc will Le c.oed today.

Day. An approaching holiday nnil lack of out-Iili Bupport ciusod rathf-r hrlsk of wheat In Saturday's market. Weather conditions wero Generally f.noruhle and receipts vero In fair olumc Korrlgn markets wcro on the downturn and there no perceptible tul.isli riiilment to act us mi Incentive to coxicorttd LuinK. Conr showtd some tarly hut later eiu-etl off In line with wheat and closed sharply lower. Casta Grain.

Flour, Kto. WHEAT Hi taibtlt. 1L. No rtd JU1J for sant to 11.11: No 1 n-d at II Tl.li'3. rtiwy: No.

IficWW. rjfcW at h.tf 2 hard tlte, nd Turkjy onl. No. hril at No. hard ut all.

Ity aniil. d.L nd local: No at K'e: No. at il'to. No 4 al So'jC, No. 2 Jtl-Inw at U'ic: No 2 whits al No.

1 do at No. 4 do. at Sic. OATS Wy MUJU.I-, No 2 at No. at Xiliirc: No 4 at 2IOCo: No whit at No.

whit 331140. o. 4 wliiio at II-Nol 2 TOSitlc: No. 1 f-c HAUll Soft wiiiur In wowl: Pat.nU 40. itralshtt J- extra fanci low I 29 clear SI 1014 '0.

low.rrad In Jute k. Il1 M. Hard wlnltr In Jules: l-a-tnl II too tralaht II iOfll ti. ckar M4, lo-emde MIIJ.niKD-JJran eirered ba! Uk. at Kc for hard and HiiUc for woft wlotrr In l'Ji: hard winter rrUrd ld In lvui Mid at le anl auofabU ID at 9102--, Kill at 11.01111.1).

nd. la 100-, brsn nt 17c and mld at I1.1D. At mill lran K.b at and ahipa at ll.li. HAV-On E. Nw tlmoUly, 112 lor rho'ce.

Sioflll for No. 1. aod 1)3 J.W for N'e. 2. for low New clutr lUUll-) lor No.

1 and IIIUll Xi-r No. 2. at P31 for No 1 and for No. r't pralrl. IS to tor No.

J. 17 for No. 2 anJ I5P for low-srada. HT HAW On wheat and cats, 1 1. SC "iflitbEED-bt.

Loula WiLtr at JI.U'4 hid pet (W fK nt ll.lt dtl 1. and to arrive. prompt anlpmeot LU AD Firm. Dtt! rlzd auotnUe at H.12S. and prlat trand Missouri worth mort BrKLTCB-Btronc at Im.

but hld blahtr. Curb Grain Markets. tVt. Jul-Dc wheat 11.09V, to 11 05', TJt fl 0TH to ll.OTS. and calls 11.10 to tl.U'i Mllwaul-Iec wheat l-uia SI OJH bid and ralla 11 Cln Mr wheat Puts SI T.

Mil. and calls H.lOSSfl.l'''. corn liila Sic n-tn Inal, and calls USs- May earn 4'-a bid and calls MSe. Mtnnespollf Vc what SI OiHtTI.UV TuU tl.CT. and calls 11.10',.

St. Z.nnls Fntare Frlres. IVM. Ilansed lod rnday. Haturday.

Haturday. 1107 1C7'4 J1.07, Jo I.KV,VM0 lrJUKI.ll'S l.w(i Majr 1.12V4 l.HHUt.12 l.Ub4 lim B'ri CI tlf-c 4 45', May 41 a 41V, 47. Oats Pt tl'i 1c 51 lay US a hf" Produce. BUTTEH-fTanierr-Kitra rt. lTOltc: aconi USIO: countrr packed S'4c.

ladle-rrk-d. eitra lie: flrsta lie: da! -parked, fancy lufFlo-: poor to fair UfflV-: 4B- EOOR---neclTd. 1.411 rS local snd 2.ISS rkn thrni-ch: ihlrment 430 pkxs Maiket rt'ady at ITWc for currtn ca. count, cafes pelurrM: at 14V tor etrlctlr frt.h first, anl ltl4n fnr extras, city-packed, car- Included CHINESE Northern on orders: Twins Vie: Inales SWq; dairies 10c: inunr Atnerlrai lo-: lona horns ICc: New Voik twins 'W. llrn-buraer 1WI1V: poor TOtc; Snles.

l(o for eholc- brick tmwioc. UVE rouivritv-tjuote hen. lfe: roosters, old or vtarar Touns: arrlnc clilrken. 12r; furkejs. old.

l.c and nuns lie; sprint duck. seese, nomlnatlr tc. sprint; cqm a-; rulnea chickens. Sl.f doi for oil anl SI for young; 'if per doz nnRf-f-BO Heidr. Ouote eeaHM chickens undrawn, wllh head and fet on Chickens, av.rare.

lie; Wistera Tc: turkeya duck. 9c: sorinc chicken, lie lAMI-odcnck nuotabl at li and crass plnr.r al SI.N per dor. MUTTON Sheep setsy: old ducks and ewe. Hie: lambs SHc: sprint lambs. per lb VKAIe-IJ firm: sleadr: eholc to feney.

110 to lbs herellr. and Ulln Jtilr l'llOO 1.EOH rholre larm II.J1; modlum SI 22 and small 2fl7o p-ir doz KflESH ririll-lllaek lass itV: crsprl'. So lriril 1uck iw.ii cr.prie, AQ luill (very small riot wanted) in ic fnr dressed rat -oontill cat 7c. bull- -dreed He; rross 3c. tmrralo lreri-el ror t.rire dr.

4iic- cidss SW: tlennan esrn: larae d-mm j. snd'sross Je: sucllih 2c: while irch Jr. Proslslons. rOIlK. P.

O. IX New standard meis In jofc-blna way e'ossd nominally at 111.21 UAItn Oiolc steam side cioed nominally i.Wr. kille-rrndered at "4c to OHEEN HAW. ETC Car lots held f. b.

E. ride thus: llam-10-av. st ic. lis at SSc 14. at Vic, ls at IS, at Jifc-.

20. at '4c: skinned hams-ll. al 10'ic. llf3 at lOHc, 2 at California, nt N. V.

shoulders (K-Hi: a at 7Uc: bellies, sets av. HHr. 10 at. KUe. 12 ar 3'-c II a.

ic. Ktom the block, del bams at tve lo S'tO for run of house, belllea at 7'c to vc as In arerste. Callfornlas at c. New Tcrk at t'j-c B. MKATH To arrive, looiw curd o'rlb.

closed iwmlnallr: totili ar. at 3) ap.I tn ar. at 17 SVtin 2S. c. a Ilxd Ipt.

in Johtlnr way rant-ed thus: Extra shorts at 7.c. c'rlba at 7Vc short clear at 7'c. Ixlltes at to SSc plates at Uf. fat lacka at (Uc. tund-rd bscks at ly.

Orders higher. HACON Bxd. c. meal. In a Jobblnt- way ranted: nrrakfast Ijioo-i from Ii'rc for heaiy to for choice llxbt hams at Hue 10 lie.

Calirorrila at S.est,c New Tiork shnuMrrs at tc Plain smoked 1.1J. int. In a Jobbing way rsnsed: Extra saorta at ISc. c'rlM at xtc. short clear at M.C.

bellies at Sc to IW.C plates at 7c. (at hacHs at Jc sUndard hacks at 'ac XVatern charsed hither cm orders TAIJlW-Oulet but firm, rmintrv In lltht Ssrtiis at Vo for strict No. 1 and aho lor FINANCIAL BANKS. H.JJttt Mirkit Ota HM rrcrtj Ti'h I SKI.UKI OW I Im74J Cipfll JTl.tM) :i.v..i(M Oil jir. 'U Oil 7rt.ou Ml :iir.j(i 417.ini ar on 1U0.O0 I 140.

(Ml lMi.uO (iii 110. nil 114 oo :n7.i::7' l.s-ti 414.40 7r.s.rt BK.7 Vl 111 144 'Sl SO Nil. St 14H. ir. KM tU, 1(H 1 I.Ol-ft lOO.Ot-lt MOiH(i TRUST COMPANIES.

Sorplst 115 tsik PlUt llVKt UsJinitl nisi Hirtit Hirtit fcSMS Cipliti i J3.T5I f)l UVI.TJ 5 )') t.10 fiT 0r. l.Oi I 3frtl't CTITV. r7 aT.fl UJ." jvf1 4T5 "I of trades: No st 4c Packers rrlme nrnlnal at COI NTRT I-AHI-Quote p-lm at iVU: nu sTEtlllNE- Nominal at GIIEASE Uaote. Itrown 3aC. EM Willi' lie 4.ffl.r la'ter tor choice.

1'ackers" s'oek llrown yellow at 2M white lUBIi.r. IlEEK-On o-iVn: HbM -I'lale roll and Kulton Market raw. per Ih set. 12'c In-Me. 14c.

knuckles 14e. ojtsldr, 12c: tonLuea 12V)81eO per lb Frails anil "4 rjzetables. TM ItepuMIe quctatlons sr for lo's hi first hands unlea otlerwte ma.l Icta 'n orders ars charted hlrher nearby, at per by and rer 'i-bu tanket at WJM. o-ne fanry Klberta higher. Home-grown per bJ Utr2oc for ordlnarr and ZSJV- tor ccle to fancy CANTALeJUri-S-ejuo-e Colorado at 7W- per Tony crate and S1.22V1 Vr stancard crate.

Missouri "StjWc r-r crate, llme rriwn from ltl30c per bu hex looe choice sound dameons at ry t'cr tu basact. Newman and red varletle 4vOevc. Michigan I cah rasa bwUc. accordlnc to rarlety GKAI'ES-Onnlgned oaecrds "5c per '1 bu Home crown front 2Ta60c ser 4 ba. according to cn.AI!APrf.KS-Dull: quots early varieties at Si 'i; per bbl Ari'Ij Northern duchess ouvrd at 11 Sf 1 0 per lbL del.

Choice Msld obtain n2 anl 1 lmcn and ordinary stock SJC72I1 per bbl In this Kelfcrs II i-OI 7t inrnon SlOI 10. Flemish Ileautl and Durhefs $2 2 y. iseca.l and IUrtI.it. S1S3 Home crown, prr u-bu. taekit.

SOtl. nATirtlIEINK Quote in car lots from about JiinJ. del. for irnod to choice. oKANOErJ t)u-ite lit.

Vslenda repacked from storo at S3 1051 4 per t. I'tUFuKMt VIU'ITS-At auction; Oranges, per lx. acordlnr (r conditictii al-encla SI VAft- Ivmnns at ZrttK r'r te.T. ClUFOllM; HECItirol! rilUITSl-Hjrt-ltt pears "BII 7X SI Dtll.7 Italian prune. tiu-c and Huntarian 5c6tl Zt.

Florida Per New Verdlll from -ot tljll M. and California per box. HANANAH4juJtaiils SI.2eV2.M a bunch on OIro-OANtr-I'er 1 0. E. trk S25.

Jobblrg ray SI per lfJ I.IME- Ouot at 7S--8SI per 130 I OTTOKS -Irlr Ohio ften farmer sic 43Q47c for bottom to 4licc for bluff stotk Northern on Irk. at ISOS beat on lve at 24V per tu Vd NEW ONIONS North Mlwourl red fro-n 178 TV, aorordlnsr condition. Iowa, red Sic per bu fcd del. fAHHAOE-Quot- home-grown 4034ec per 1M lb' t-xr. On orderi Ko j-er Icrte crate hAfEItKIlAlTT New city make per bbl.

12 and t-tbl 1 and 41-taI 14 CL'CL'MIIEKS Scares, home-gnan at S0c2l 11 ler bu loose TOMATOES twr Quote per bj locse at for choice ripe for htme-iTOwn; con-Itned Jr bu del. grown Ttcfjll per bu loose. Home-grown 2032o per Lu locae lLsme-grown lOOUo bu KUANS Quols at IMHio per bu. looss for round tTeen; wax and flat not wanted CARItOTS Home grown at ClSTls per bu. Ol'MRO Hc-rre-trew-n 203SIc per peck CEIHT Mlch's-ui ft crates slow sals at 31Jc and e-iuare at OtiEEN COISN Quote hme grown at ICEHvj per according to quality.

HQfASIt-Qac horr.a grown at 1531 So j-er bu box. Quote h'ms-srown pew IJermuda at St per bu. lorae and red NaKsemaid at SI 21a 1 60. and rellnw Nanmond at Ily I 21 Illinois Herrsjla 73ct.ll per bu snd Quen 'Waul. Klocks are quite Urge, ni there Is a fair xoluir of sales by dealers; but little doing on the retular markit owing to lack or cfferlcgs from first hands Market strong and In a gtn-erallt healthy condition.

lied comb. eioth. mxd riothlnr 2 Iw L. braid .22 C3I ught nne ....17 en Med 21 Med. (loose) .22 fja alight, hurry tr23 Hard burry uHii I.

4 Ok- Med. ii: mo Med (Cfta. tno 23 S2I Coarse A low.is 42 IJxbt tine t3 Heavy aandr .12 311 Tuhwasbed No I 2S No. 2 2 e-j Hurry 2S 2I Angora goat .24 t2! Hurry 10 ull iio. sna in Hurry A.

clear mixed .20 4j-2 Ultht hurry .20 tiyu, llr.l hurry ..11 laght line U21 ll-iy nn tU Lamb 21 v22 North, ti West. rrfclit med. Dark mM 2 "21 Heavy buck 12 01- Ark. A South Illds. Dry-flint Texas heavy l'c: do fallen at lie.

do. light at 14V: native and Arkansas at lie latter on selection, l'c No. 1 and HSc for No glue at Sc Dry-salted at Oieen-salted round at sc for Wes.em: Arkansas and r-outhern do iHc; green-salted on sele.tln at i-c fcr No. 1 and for No patt-cu-ed Uc foregomg glue lets, uncured Sc lest, and bulls lc lets than Miscellaneous Markets. OIIAF1 SEEIrt-Nw timothy SJlilftC.

Va. tes. ir 100 II ciojcr SCKI2. redicp at SIi: Hungarlvu al millet at 74ctjll.l. orders higher ilEANS.

PRAB. Quote from etore. Ir bu White l-cana at tl SJ. "enter, pe.s 11 12. peas 23: Mackeye ll.y-jtT.

Per la ma si 4ftiZc. Until. 4i.Rc: red kidney Ifrll.c. MPNris'lWKIl lr 1 CAWIOIl HBANH 11-21 ter bu. for prime In car lotn un trk II tor small qitantltlea.

DttlED T-'flL'IT Applea: hun-drl-d quarters I'fS-ic evare.ralrd at Settle, cores ami peel-inc. at drops at 1.1'K. Peaches at SStfle HONKT-Omb No I at 10012c. Inferior, broken or candled not quotable. strsinM extracted In bbl.

at 4c for choice and -tJJ'ic for Inferior and dark. In cans. I'tllc. 1IOSS Per lb Orar mixed lHtJP.c. gray.

brown and black mlxrd lfr3e. brown and Mack mlie. 2Sf2Ue JO- 2V-: xx xxx 4S5c: xxxx'stjisc; extra black Inferior less. EMIT IiAHRKLS-Coal oil. turpentine and gasoline StOl.

lncgar 70c; blad. oil IV: lln-eved, Ilrht I'll and vamlsh, tx: machln- He: sugar lie: whisky Sftc; whi-y half bb's wine or spirit or alcohol tl: kraut 23 8 pickle ettaM- flour molaste. 2c: lard re. 4, 2tc off for each broken head or slave; 2ie off fcr each hoop missing. fOOPEHAOK On orders for prompt delivery: Lard lc.

si IS for wood-bound: SI Ml for e-hrmp iron-t-nund. SI 41 for S-boup Iron-lnund: oik pork bbls. I1J) fnr wood and SL.20 for Iron hound, oleo tea, tl 4) for hoop, kraut bids. SI. kraut half bbi 70c; kraut kegs Oil kraut casks SI 41.

Slack-wirV bbls. Eltht-huop flou 42c: hoop floue ie. round-hoop flTUe 43c: honp SUSSe S-lKlOp BUgir. I3C. mlllrun apple sic: No 2 apple 30c: meal 21c; lime 4e; llm.

UNl-EED OHe-Itaw 42c. polled 4le: lc less In carlcad I COTTON-'EED OHe-Wlnter white rc. ye. low 23c. summer white 23c: velmw salad eoc.

conVlnrr. while 25c. ellnw 22c KEATHEHS Prime white live gee In small sks. ISc, si I In large kj. Me; prime tray IHe geere 41c In small and In large sk.

oil white 2702Jc: XX lttrlDC. XXX ief 12c; XXXX tc: tare 10 per cent amall sks and 2 on Isrge; duck, white 2103Sc: dark 219 we; Inrkcy. l-ody (dry) 4c; chicken, prima ticdy 4c KOOTS-1'er 1D.S GInsenf M-attra- Tnmt D-eldl Dill- ,1" Hirtit i tXHl.OO 41O.0O jir. I'll! lii'l 15.00 10 40.001 10 40 2.9r 4.3 4 2 3 1 3.8 4.4 4.1) 2. 4.1 4.4 4 1 4.3 4.0 4.3 4.3 3.0 3 5 (Ml JO lo.oo 4J.WI IT I i-j i-j 8 jCi.itl HMI.HU H(l.

Ill llVl.OI lUs.lnt HC.oo vi.oo ir.jMi in 4 lecKii (rca xiftettl rrnl Hirtit in ji." $.." i1: 7t IS "1 5H.M 1 4 7 1. 4 ja 31M il 1 (j a 30 nir. weedr. exi while lirge brlrcs more, la It ellrper Te-, -c. rl.

trHen xal SI. buck May att'e te. sia white snake 2lt sntelle, C-. wah-o. lark of rvt Jr.

lark cf tree t'o-d SffSHc blu- Hag 4c. Ira cf root tel K. win glncerc ill kinds demand arel nin in-lK-tVAX-Prlrre at 2fe e-r lb. KEKIt "KINS. Prime ic per lb black tail 27c Inferior 1, ao'eloj trat rifllle each 'lamagtd cut "KiPEItSTirPI" In car lets, on trk Klour bbl st 110 ror cttonw ol arwl 71 for mixed, meal LbL at SS.

No. 2 at SC: No. 1 ha r-tl (gutni at StlO: mill-run fruit bbl S71I. heer keg lard tee pjrk Sl Ileadlrg. er set No 1 Rour bht 7' mill run 17.

Ircn stock for apile Ml 2 07 lard tierce Ke. pork bll -1id hoops flour bl 1. IV 10 fcr cfv jer. SI fnr l-jlf-lbl si: co'l'd elm nforti lit-tj, oak Urd tee. coorer shave-1 nk bM SI.

"ALT- side; il-'lum SI. tianuisted Jlc per tbl wcr'h 1c per bih more ihl, de l.l K-5TOCK-MAIllrr. Xalltro npply I.laht Itrrr fnltle feady lloas Close I'lrui. NATIVB CATTLE Heef Sleers-There were arourl a half dozen Irevls of native cattla re. celled, but rnl a coup! of them we? for sale, the balance lelrg "through'" cons'en ments.

lcrlu led wtth the fresti receipts wer seie-at loads that arTlved too la( for tl market yesterday All together, th numb-ir ofered was Insufficient to test th market, and at th same time nothing cf a goo.1 nati-re was Included, fsr which any demant could oritlrat. Th usual Saturday conditions of slowness and weakness prerrallcd. thoeth th market was not quotabiy ctange-I from Friday KEEP AND Ut-TCIIEIl hTEEIIS Na. Ai. No.

Av. Pr No JAv. Pr. I'M SI.71 Uutchar HElFEnJ. 11 91 C.

S3 20 S3 Western: 1I 2 COWS. 1 1101... 1 CO 1 III 2 II I .2 71 I 1I1 2 1i IJCLLH. 1 111 2 32. Mil THKI.HV toads w-r In this arel con.lxted of eniae fair cowa anl a few common P.

pretty Not enough was available for all buyer to operate on, consequently th t-iarke. jrcve-ited th urual Saturday quietness at about teady I rice Jteeeipts for th week tr.tat 4C ars. against 441 cara last week. ar. tie week with the total for tr ear thus far 1231 ears, con-pared wlta 11.KJ car, during TEXAS AND INDIAN" STEBitS No Ar IT No Ar No.

Av Pr 12 SI 25 7fJ S3 4 72) "0 1 11 cows. Hl'LLS 1.. 00 iro. in 200 ivf 2 HOG5 A small cf even for fst-urday wsa on sale; th tfertng, amouited lers than head, which, tt note-, is by no means safflcent to meet th requirement of the traiV Tl.e matket on a strung active basis for all nice. smcaHh 1 iV.i aull-ahl for shlppln- purposes, anl Ih Cemanl wa, no was near 'Iceid butcher arul the packing g'ade.

also sild re. Illy at full steady but there eemd to a weak fevllng rn th plsln anl ocarse packer. mon Tights and that were on th green grassy order ar almrwt al any prtc. but good strictly corn-fed ptg and lights sell well HHEEP There was practically sheep market to-day foe want of s-jprlle. Tl fre.h ar-rlvala wtre all sblpt-ed in direct to packers, and notnine was en x.e except a few small hunehe cf hotuovers.

and non cf them were d-s'rsil Th weer elo.es rather quiet and weak on er e-ething xcet the be.t lam), and riuttcn sheep lambs and all hair fat ones are extremely aliw sxle and considerably lower than tb close of last week. Cuod to choice Iambs are selling frcm SI.719 10. fair to iretty g-l at S3.71YI S. cull, anl common kind, at S2tfl.72. ti--l fat mutton sheep at S3 DB3.T2.

ralr at tl 21tI.I. it'ek-rs at 12 Witt Zi. mntlr at 13.7.83.10. anl Lucks at Il.irfl: 21. principally at S3.

The horse arrivals wer very amslh only a few acattcring lead llrt received not enough to create any new activity In th matVst Th tra wa, small, approsrh. Ing nominal The week's market clcerj jn very good shape after urge and brlsa In which th Southern demand played th n.t Irciortant part Iluer were plentiful from th South this week snd Ihe way they tuaht courated dtalers to lelleve that the fall trade Is now cntilng and that from now ei th Ljsl. nes, wllri the janith will Increase on the contrary, there was less hu'ln', from the 175,1 and big horse a decllnlnr tendency lrom now on It Is likely that small hore will arsum th most Important place in the market and dial the dtrnand for-Llg ones will be only secondary- Hors quotatlors: Harness hot-. Si'JrlM Heat drafl. choice to extra Heavr draft, common to cood Illtill lluslness hoiHS.

I.2) to Ihs leOfilT. clmlce to extra. llnfl! common to gjod Sntlizl Kaim chunk. 714.111 r-ruthem chcl- to extra tifliia jv-uth hor.e. plain to good 40 The receipts cf mu', liaie contlnue.

10 the close tt the wek, 3 toad te-lcg rejeeted for the Saturday rna'kct. I of which however, went to It dc-alera. Th market ha, been mar, talnlng a g.e.l tone on all dctrahle small mu. which have lcn selling actively on acco-jnt of a good cottrn mule demand but trade big mules ha, lieen slower, following the decline of lZ.Ui'Ji pr head, which took place can that kind the latter part cr last week The market 1 closing with a good clearance. Mule quotations: 14 hands, exttem range VM 11 hand, bulk of sale.

jiy 75 Hit hands, range carllx HVi hands, bulk of asle -ou ti 11 hi -His. extreme range sxilt; 15 hsnds. bulk of sales elttlOS IMt hands, exlrem range lcolrlll l.i hands, bulk of sale. Iltrl21 St', hands, extreme range iskSso It'x hands, bulk of sale. 120U110 Ilr Telecrapli.

Kansas nty. Mo. Sept. 3 -Cattle-neeelpts 2.00. market unchanged choice, export and steers SI 275j fslr to good -1115 feeders S2W32I10: Southern steers S3 Houlh'rri rows 11.713.

native cnvl. SI S04I421. nstlt heifers S3 Vi( 75 bull, S2L'J S- halves 2.Mtfl-0-. receipt, for Ih. week Jj Iteecipla 2.1M.

market ten SI 40 bulk of safes S127'USIS. heaiy lis tS 21WS K). Pit. and IlKM. r.tUi,7: eslpis for the week je iw iieceipt, nnre: nominally retire limb 11 liSll ratlte ewe.

S3 fc2 71: IVestTrn tsj esten, SJ.Ma U.rf 2103 oekrrs and feelers si r-. eelpt. for the week 1400. Hiuih ijt. JocN-ph, Mo Sept.

CO- nnchanttd Ilos-s-UecHpU iik. Jet Tctst, Setpt. ncae; a ncrilnally s'esdy: dreed bf steady at tj1i per lb fer native steers, eiports to-diy cattle. and uf te-ef 7i. quiet anl nothing prime cTerlrg.

Indiana veal. at S7 per I lbs citr-l-ed veals aclllnir at mile rr lb 6beep and V. ilow and abrait sheep at. S2 lami SI 7134 10. culls at dte.ed steady at tiiJc rr lb lamb, at sull'jc II Iteceirt.

II 4 noes for sale, frciins nm-lrally stead- r-er' 1 5. r-lOfl to inrr.e teeIP Se 4B I 1 1 i-rtin sj 1 U16S etocker. an.1 feeders Sltr 1 II -0 10. heifers SI rfHI 21. cannets It.21tr2.

bull, cale S3 1U4 21. TeXS. fed Steele Mil 7i. Me-tern KJiill llfg-; llecelpts today 2.0, mU-1 an.1 l.utrnera tltl 2S. to cb'lce hravr SAt .1.

rough brair Si I li. Iltht t.ynji. bulk cf a.e. J. 2iii-l heep Itecelpts 4 neei stea ly rhnlee.

wethers S1S.UI 11. fair ti etn lre m.l-J S3.21US M. eein sheej. 2 fti. DStH" lamb.

Western Umo-s 1IK M. r.oula I lluit Mnrl.fl. mark-t quiet arel unchanged. 21 bales OrllMry Coo.1 rrdlnary larw mMd'lnt Middling -I mldJIlng Mldlllng fe.t Tllge. nl etal-s tlf.

''T Le.ula wrthoue alateiBtnt. vtoe. on hand hept 1 te-elt xl-ice ert 1 Net shit tn-nts pt. 1 "lock, hand -day 'Ire jt- r.ej 1 Cr v. ut.u.ni.

-eit- 1 V. IS'l ii'. IIS Hen. I3 l.2I 12 1-4 te 12VS 21 lly TeleBraub. IJvtrpool Sept.

1 iot cotton In fair demand, -prices If lwer. Amarlcan rnw dling fair 4 72.1. gteel mlddllrg 4.1M, 4 44-t. Io rolddllrg 1. gieai ut Unary I yl, 'rdlnao 1I Tie of the dsy 't of wtihh 7t wtre f-r ar.

export, and InelJdel tin Amerlian. Iteceipt. I-uture. cpened qalet anl quiet. Aro.Ccan midlllrg.

et peir rd Oil "x-r rd ITd. and Iec ti2il Jan. ard lb. il.t. le and Mai 1 and Mlel.

April M.f ii.y and jt.n tu. ii 4. PH. New Tork. eil 17 7t.

ej- on 12..7. uua ana noraitauy uncj.r.-... tVrnmeal steady Western SI MOI.IJ ear 11 1431 It. In S3 2irf4 Itye nom Inal lee-lcg 4. 1 I tor.

Wiest llecelt' U.SW 2 red nominal erator No. 2 td SI alt'-at No. I ith.rn Duluth II fob at at; No 1 lrd Msnllota nom nal fob afloat Optlm. wer weak slid lower levause Cf jelga eelllng. essisr cables.

Western bear Proscar clearing Nortnwei ceather and the rcosetts for heary receipts next we'k. Near ir cl- ts rallie.1. iMwoter. with corn an-1 left rath-r steady at Sc net decline Miy II l'Stfl IIS. elcsed SI US.

-vpt SI USUI II 111,. Dec SI MStJI 11 ctoeed SI 1 IXlai esporl II 111 Mt stealy No 2 SeHe eleialor sr- fob 1 1e.1T- O'ii-. No. 2 white on wa alt dai tut well sue talned on told weather throi-gh tf bell, ch-sicg partlr Sc ret h.jii-r. rn lel Dec te oifs-Ileccit.

a spji market ea. railed cats cr.t32 lb- J-," 24c. ratLral wilt to 27 lb.) C.ppe white (34 tO lb iXliC IIy dull. shliplnr gcod to choice flops Bnn. suis.

comrucn to choice. 1JJ 27821c. olds S'c Pacific 1C2. 24B31C. ells l.eef family lUe-ailM.

mess i Si notf. I hams t3l-71tV). lack.t 1 V-UIO-H. extra Inda P.iSU tilt- meats nrm. plcj' l-ejllee 011c.

flck'ed eTaiuHer. ham, lOBlle Iird steidy. sieam'd re rn-1 frm Continent S7.TV3S 21. erap-nJ i fete l-ora dull ecuntr nl eeel il quiet. prllEe cn-lc flfeta SSl, l.l CUcago Spt -Cah qiotatf-n were as In, flour was w'nter IJ t.5 straights St arfi.

st rlna- patents. rslguts SllebSts: 120JI What Ni 2 spring S1.15ftt.!4. No. II 02J- III 2 red SI Corn-No No. 2 ve'low Oats-NO 2 31c.

No. 2 white 22a-c Hi-'o. 2 fy feeding 240.2-.se. fair ti chep- malting 4H- Secd-'-over ontract gra. II3 21i12Sl.

Ifcvlll n-Mess tta tar oU. I I ail Hrd. ir 1 II. J7'l. 7S sterl ribs slues owi S7 27't short clear side, ibx.t) II wtl .9 Whly.

basis cf h'ghwnes. Itar'ris ftr "ert 2 V.h'at lower Fept Sl-tc Tec :s.alV. May cash Nc -hart tSfiVe. No 2 No 4 tMile 2 rd Sl.oJSI.t. No.

1 tl Dltit V1-. No. 4 MJJtC Cvrn stealy. rrt Dec 4.Sc. Mir 4Ve.

c.sa No 2 TTI-d DC- No 1 4VjO. No 2 whll-Or. No 4iSt Oats a-eaSy, Na 2 whll 23U -4o No 2 mixed Hay steady, eh, timothy 19 VI. pralrl S7.2i. II nomlmP 71e Her.ipts h'at 20.

oats U.i S3 Ipments Wh-at Wt.frt). o-ra Du'alb. 2 Wheat -Old. to arrive 2 1 Northern SIM No 2 fne-n lt on trk. S'o I Ncrthern Sill rth-n Sill' rr to arrive No I JI.I" 2 Northern 11 US.

S-pt, SI 12. Dee SI NO 2 II Oai-4n trk anJ arrive "-ept Ic SI tS. May 11 No 1 hari 11 No. 1 Nertlem SI 14', No 2 Norhern 11.111, Float rirst mt.nts H.Io(J20. second isterts tlea.

f.rst ilears tlelhioj see-ord clears S3 M. itran- In bulk tu 21 Mllnsuk.e. -ept I -Wheat lc lower No I Northern SI IlUi 14 No 2 1-Hit 12 iwv st 07 I Id Ilye firm; No 1 71c liarley teidy. No 2 tic. sample XJ-c steady 1 ZiQVf Toledo, fj Sept 2 CJ.itr.tcd "ash.

Oct eri leee. 27', lid Sept. S7 20 Timothy-s-rt S7. Fept 2 wheat nnralnal. futures Steslr -ept 7, Iec 2s Sd corn steady.

Aricrirsn mlxrd tt II. futures quiet It te" IS Pecata. eett. turn qaotcd hls-re-. No ttc No 4 Uc trad- 22r Whl-y oa the laels of II 21 tr flnIsr.e-3 gvels JVft 2 WM.kr Dl-tlliers" fin Ithed goods arllv bal tl 21 P.iutlrs.

itrpuiiLic srryTAie New Tuk. Hepl 2 -Wis Pooltry-Itecelpts for the week 22 cars Wes'ern. 2 ear r-outnerr and fully 3 iwrs by not ln ulltr 3 car. on track, against 2, cars last week Th msrkct elcs-d qilet on fowl, and the outl. for better tri'-es rext we'k quit good The Ifefc-ew holidays commence wl'h the New' Year next natvyday, and while there 1, mwr.

spfculatun as 10 the pn-latle course ef tnc r-arket for th next month receivers g-nr-ally look for remunerative price bat th- fart that rl'st of th Inlldaya conflict wltn the Heir-, sab-iath will naturally curtail th lolum cf ecnsumptlon. and taken Into accourl. tjaotatlcn. unIiarged Dre.rcl llecetpts to-day 202 lag, for Ihe weeK 174jkas- T.e market closed slow on tdl-nan lut desirable poultry up It Invoice, net eiees-Jie. but Mon.ay.

I.iler f-s. will be a close hcIMay. snd outk scme-wtat uncertain, cjuoutlon, unchanged Dried Nw Totk Sept. 2. Nothlrc r'" develrwl In the market Ir evaipetatefi sitl's.

err ir'ce still reireentlng th tralinf bs, f-alt qcallts. common wer quoted nt I rime eh Ice fancr ITurie. were Inactive armor or 'e. un-t tied, being In uuer ficr. qjotx Urn.

from 2c to '-c accorflng trale Alrieots were In som lUmand. but quiet; extra chc Ice at arel farcy at 11313c. lvsches are nrfrd siirlrt fr all and ihe urderton it tie-market bs. ccn-lderable firmness. anJ fal-derrsrd eibtj.

extra c.i lc-- are still quoted at se and fancy at Inlh Market. SLin'herter. r-ept 4 -The dally fljctuatlon, on the laverpnol market were bewlMrrlnr ti tn the rlolh market her during the last weea on.1 had the effect cf deferring until ih prl cf Kt ton becomes more settled There were transaction, fcr China, but they tfit.Ie,! smaller numler thin recently. ar.I the offer, were fiequcntly Impracticable. There ws a fair Inquiry fn.m India for faUlce chief.

1 light cloths and dhootie. terns had a fair Inqulri. wlilch rerultedln rniajerate trade. Kicks. P.EPI'IlLtC Sl'WIAh New York.

Jpt. to-day tTM for the week 43.W7 cats Quoto-tlcn. uneliarrrd Phils lelt Ms. tvpt 3 lg. unchant-ed; Western hrst "f-c at mark Chicago, hejt Eggs steady, at mark, cases Irwlud.rf.

Kansas City Mo STt 2 Kcs sleady. Missouri and new 2 whllewood rx'-i Included. H'iC. case count H'xC. teturned ic less.

1 mil. New Yr'a. Fept. 2. Wool firm, domestle feece l.nlcn 3 The arrival, of for Ih fifth sarle.

4 auction sales amount 7J.H2 lates. In ludlng 22.10- forwarded direct lu ners. Th Irci'ilts cf WW I this week were N.w Fouth Wsle. loles: yueensland 14. Mtorla 23.

New eaI-inl 2.41S Cape ot Hold II. pe and Natal 1.724 Marseilles Haiti. SJ0. IJoml ay 'l e'lewher The 3lrlal Market. New tor Kept 2 In addition to the usual Saturdsi dullness the rrarkrt metal, was I ll.mdav's holldar, ard lery llltle luslms iranspireo in any nrpa.imeni stlc Irun quiet and unchanged Imporls antl l7sporfa.

N'ew York. F-pl. Total Imperii of drr gooijs general merrliandts at the cf York for th wek ending to-dsy were valued at S12 171. Export of vpede turn New York for week were 1I.C04.11. rolj anl liC 4(1 siller.

Importa cf at New York durlor the wek were shier and 13J.9J) Ory (Snails. N'ew York. epi 3 In ih dry goods msrket tb week ek.se. with a fairly general demand while express ihemselve. a.

much mote sanguine of the future The export Inquiry a fr.anlncnt feature, and It Is expected tn haie a materia! effect upon domestic buyers altitude. Turpentine? and Ituslo. Savannah. la Sent Tu'pentlnc firm. SiSe llo-ln firm.

A. II tcto. I) S3.il. r. S14J), SIC.

1 1270. II S3 71. I HI?) K. C.72U, al S47. fl SP, W.O Sltt'i.

SI7S. New totk. Sept 3 K'jiln nominal tralneii. to gno.1. S2 7H.

Turpentine nominal. teSlletC Flaxseed qanlatloaa. ItEPI'IIUCHPI 1AI Ctileato Fept 3 Flaxseed wa held steady I car No. I Northwe.tern reported soM ftt SI 2C. Nn.

I was SI 19 hid. Spt. anl Aug. SI 19 bid. Itrcslpts wer I car here, 12 ears at Minneapolis and rsra st Duluth.

Petrolrass). Chi City, l'a Sept. balances SLU, lllnr.es. ta patent. 2i ilinneeota taaer.

3-ltl4 7. winter patent. S- 3tt- wtn er stra-gets II 31 2). winter extra win ter low gra J-ai tfl Ityr Cour dull, lair to xxjel S4 2.ZII1-'. cholea t- fancy li eertlOcatee.

no Ml Average shipments 72.Ctt, runs Sept 1 71 If) avcrag-. Urn. Sept I. 71 If), average, lama, shlpm-ntx 4.222. Ursa, runs, sept 1 C4.ll.

Ilullrr an. I lirrse. Pa Sep' 2. Ilutter qu et bit Western creamery, extra nejr-by ptlnta ilcagn 2 Il'ltte- steady e-rsmerl" HWIN dairies Clrf qrm at jcS Hide nu.l Irnll.rr. New Yoik.

et 2 IIMe firm Galveston .20 2 II I'c felirnrnla fn lie Ir. Texa (31 I lt lie le-ith-r steal), a. id Ilnllrr llnrUcl. Elgin. III.

evj-f 3 -m IN Hoard ef Trad 10-da 1 uttr- watt at I9c a It aIes In tin. district fcr the week were TX.e-i lbs MISSOURI CR0P CONDITION. Corn S.iiif.irt.r. and VIiMt Will KIi-i-Hi KihfN. itnri ''olumMj, ifo hpt.

4 The foHovwiif-: M.ttm-Mit tonrtrnlnj; cnj was Kiru out lo-Juy 1 It. i.UW, sc-itary at the State I'oanl of AtxTlrullur I mt.n t.i-r liit h-lf cf th nvt.th Au.u't ir athr tnriiloJ Kntr-Sy thr uxj.ut the (jt ddtiMKr 'f)" tut oa awl th lil cufAii zMn fell, mhlch MovigM bou 44 wry mark-J impru--mfnt In jli rot Its Vmtt ar- -i celnt ccndltfon. Ilr intUlJy K-aUajr tod tfc outlAok. tkkfn much Lft ter than cn rr nth so. Ttrastlrc 1111) ertn ben tout cro-l.

pMlxr for Ktir-Jt It eni.y well Mtivasscel A tittM In pre Ion r)oit a rn-sMsrM m'ijc -rn tfat kj in ttiss rrlcc a nttriy leers' tsMieil i-tru tre rr-sit ra 1 i r-ventinjc iiii-ttun ttnl ruithr CHtrnianeni Injur) -u-U Jr-Mirlit il nral hai? AtiutL Tt- cra.rt tfarnact h.i Lreo In tr-i-ventral rvl -m i-arti ot tiv tat. xiulinr tttm Ih Mls-eo-url iUt-r 4-st tJii I far tout, a lunon Coun'y far a 0Utrll iuntjr. altbouc-t in rme fw othr count tUmai(f eiuall7 crat. Th tDMt conwiitwn wlikh pttailM t-imucboui th f.iun, and hT- tt -till con-1 nu i in th iK.uthtfn countl- uih of tn lin- of th- Kriv.t luilroaj run nir from Fatt 4-Oitt A roiwiJ-t-aWe ivirr tm t'-rltory cntaiu a mpratlrH m-vtl! a "nr- rorn jwret! cf ih unl! in it tr- fc iMs-Tfi trt ftt tn tat tul'tlC MP lh" liTtT a "Of" rwfnllv tlraTn-! iamp Uul hat n. i-hw-fp Urge a-rrrK rn rrown.

-ho tl. Lt averaco r-onJltl of any ctlti li th- jtate Th ir-Ttrat coniUlm a l-taan hy ail oir-'-i'OiVle'nts for thaw wbt 4a lmprTtwmct cf Its point fr th- rv.tfi, anl th- irtmg condition 1 nor ttofnt lrftrv tv year a.r.E Tn it RkrU'-rablr Ut-r ttan iKimal. an-1 11 will julr- rts-Ttrril w-Jts4 for tfc hoW croi ti matiirs- -all7 fmrn fro- Oj- fTv-tftsorril-nls- tlrna that f-r ent of tr -M-stlr ci i llw Mat- ba-1 nt rarh.l thj roa-tris ar atace Aujtu.t 1 It Mil Is itmmbresl that iff Ihti fctate ta-t rar rsii tr late Lut tke rum da4 Ut yar ni 73 r-r rent tie- t-nilr- crop ht.1 not r-arhe3 the aee on Ausu-t -1 It wilt therefor- tak- a IlMlf ratter UJki th- normal etai-tn r- Tin fru.n now on t) aafeljr mnure tti- entlr crop unl on tV other har.l an early kllltrc frort wou! rauo ry r-a. tairace ha-i tseen compt-M en I an eecara etlnni nn no t- n-al Tr I- not up to tht rrt -itl-mate of our Iecta, Tti r-tlmat- thr i-t of Julr hiit th harreat was in I tu a 1 aerac of tn rte for tt -ntlr Tl a.ewr- tW a now etlmatM tr tfc mrrn-idnu. 1 fm-'loa I-- thrin 11 bit Th- jtiali of ran tarlM cieatly In th) tarn- nl-h Usrhfxrli Karlv whent wa not alTs-ct-I eith rut la of a irrM n-alltr, hut nuch of th- crop wit ilamazeii hy rust aol rain.

an-I It I- trat only per c-rt if tt-. crop II1 aa pco-i a Nf Z. Oata raa ca-wtM a tromm-rrtal crop ia th! Mate expt In a vry tw lxaUtlea. th aereai for tt- fctat- havlnc rra-luolly clln-i far U- Ut jeaxa Tn- e-Mxat-i avrrax- tr thin jenr I- 3 bu li onl or.e Ttalf bu p-r acr- le- than th- crop of XTC. ami m-n th! entlmat- th ale mtlV rmluf- in rour I fumlra ta The of th rrln a fe.xltr b-nf th- a.

-rase, on arojnt of tsUmac. on rain anl mat. Otfon hat l-eon lane -atl-factory Kro-rt-h rr conillt' 1 c-h-t-lnt ly beUrr than or- nth ace I almu: th. aatre that It tia a the mix- tin1- lt --ar, lndlcatlrx a TjM aeace crop over th- Ftate MISS HELEN GOULD AIDS IN FIGHT ON BOLL WEEVIL Senile Trine tn Try to Dlsriiicr -nlnral Kiiemy In lllr.1 KlnKlin. ItEPrill.ICr-I'ECT-ir- Dallu.

Tex -eit. Colonel I -site of Iloche-ner. niriiej in Dai-It v-ttnla to stuily Ih Texan boll-necvil sltuillon. and try to find a remedy In Ihe birds. Colonel Ilruwti.

who Is a noted ornithologist, believe that for every Insect dannerou to terictab'e life there ha. been a bird to exterminate it After mot Urn; ami listening to him at Itoxhurj. V. JHs Helen Miller Gould re-i'jente, Colonel Ilrown try tn the blnl that naturally- thould feed uiou u. 1 di-l tI- weeill.

r-he offr! to pay all hi expense to Texas and tl.i expens-s uf hi Up spent nil yterdy afternoon In the cent tr around Dallas, luuitlnx; at birds. Itie-xm and KKetalion. 'fo-nlsht he diltiered lecture at th Second ITe-t terlan Church. To-morrow h. start back to Indiana on persoml hul-ns, but will return to Texan In a short time.

HAS PALATIAL HOUSEBOAT. tl. Duij'iit Lamb's Valeria a llamlhoiiie Hirer Craft. Th" Valerli, a hou boat, owned by J. Dwii-ht L.imb of C'lnton.

la. which hero with a parly of twelve, nan visited by local boatmen JtJerday. Sh I 121 feet a feet wide nnd prob.ibly Is the. mot elepant cntft on the JIIstsJppl Itlier Tlie-c-st for her con-ttnKtion and equipment was about S2A. Tho exterior of the boat Is of white, vvliil-i the dlclnc and slate rooms are finished In creen and whit enamel.

The parlor main -viloon are eltnantly In which I one huge ru-j that eot W3' The n.Midtvotlc Is maliunny and furniture ebon. The kitchen and e-n-jlnc-rooni ar." I'l r-crupuloUil e'ean. Two automobiles ure.ktpt aboanl the bo it tor he convenUnce of Jir I.arnb and tils fftie ts. Mr Ijunb lia an cxIcnMie exhibit In the Transportation bui'dinr; at tho 'World's Fair, nnd has c.irahlnfd the Intent if his trip for both pl.arurc and business. Ho will remain In the city for neural da).

The Valeria, will be one of the city's t-ttai tlons her brief stay, a the hot nnd hust ss ore entertaining friends at frequent interval" FIVE DROWNED IN LAKE ERIE. Naphtha l-atinou Koiiml for Vcr-niilion Ih Cajiiized. Clevelind. O. Fept- lle men were drowrcl In Iaike Krle last night ai the remit of the of tent-two-foot ntphtha lautirli.

In which they were, en muto from Cleveland lo Vermilion to attend yacht races at the latter place today The are John I) Ililey, Albert ft. Treiber. Paul llartner. employes of the "itaho-i Alistract Compuny: Max Hur-tiz. a Irairlli'K salesman of New York City.

and Jule Hurllg. of Cleveland. JUDGE PARKER UNDISTURBED. A I'riM'PMMiiii of Siiiidity Olisorvp.s His VLh. Ksopus, N.

Sept. 4 There, ere no il.ltor at Itoemount to-day. N'othltic disturbed Judge Parker's Sunday. He made hK usual trip to Kingston to church. There w.is a continuous procession of Blrhl-ecr.

but most of them observed the cnndl Lite's wish that the (-rounds be. not In on Sunday. Itheumatlm. more painful In this climate than snv other affliction, cured by prescription No. nst.

by Elmer ft Aroend, l.lilnKStnn Carriers Oraanlxe. linPLIIMtfePWlAI- Clillllciitlie. Mir Scpl. i The Hurnl letter Carriers Asioelallon of I.lilnsston C.i'inty was organized In this city lat nlslit. wltli a of thirty-four, lncliidlnc the rural carriers nnd three substitiiies.

The association adopte.1 the Ii-laviK of the national arowH-iatton. and will ainll.ite with both the riatlon.il and States association. The officers elected were: President. Harry It. "-Hono, L'tlca; vice prraldrnt.

John TV. Harne. Morris-IIlo; secrttary. Jesse Palmer. Clillliratbc; treasurer, diaries Cbasc, Cbllllcotne.

RIVER NEWS. Itlver Forecast. The rlrers In th Ieuls district will fsil The Ml.eoorl Hermann and the Mlxeltsup! at laiul wtlt rice slowly Klvr and llu.tnes. Te harl.r gauxe yesterday rail 2 of a A In 21 hours Cap itlrsr leau t. l-iu! etirwin II wincer City of lvnldence I71rantau -t Paul l.icureion Excursion Departed.

I'etej Chi- cSlrard-au "ly of O'rwln II "-pen. MemrJ 1 Excursion Excursion Itlier Itlnlli. Ilrcilllc. It 1. ri-ot-l that th "tc-ter will oon placed In dry dxk f.r general repatrlric Th-entir crew will le- transferred to the lt .2 Memphis, which will lan.ll- her tra 1- until sh Is again In proper rendition.

Th- hpread Pari- arrived at 7 ve.tr-dai evening an.1 deirte.l fr Alton at 7 wlrti a large of taeenter. "Trie peter, Ie arrvel lay rnisr from -rnphl arvl will (le us. int thl at lern -on 1 a Tn I.e IJn- tc Iirt. a lerv llgh lai-ineea "Pi- Kennd i expetti fn.m (1 to-7-i The If P.encer wa, loadl to her f-il vrstef.tay aft-rnoun The.lri m-l- trip r. Jf-ferrel )esterua with her Uuat givd crowd lly Telestrapl.

P.IJ'L'nUC Memihls Tenn bept 4 -Hirer s'and, 4 2 feet, a fall th- lat 21 hour. All tr Pal packet du to-ilav arrlvcl on time Tb little steamer linger and Ihirt from pae.I dow daylithr this morning for Mfkibuig The jdar, wllh Prencb el.owlAat In tow south this roomier TT James I.e- reume. replace In th Prtars int rr.d- to-rnorm. snj the tleortla will tak th Place of th H. E.

Ie in the A.rport tra 1 for a week or so. wniie is maxinc enm- nii r-piir. Tt IWLert E. L- arrlvej la't night from Ashport. wllh tl.e rrst new hal- of cotton cf th season by tt river It was shipped from 1-vke.

rk Iieceipt, by rtier to-day were 1 bale, of cotton and 41 sacks of cotton- seel Cairo -ept 4 Oaut ra.t SS feet. fal' 2 o. -li. 1 tr lasr 21 hee-s Weather i r' a- I ril The ntan arrived from the bin 2d.te,tp-. 1 last nlcM and returned Mlow at 4 a m.

The fry or Memphis arrive 1 rr-m th- Tnn- lllver at 1) a and d'ar-M for 1-t Iai at II 20 a Tti Carrie depirtert 1) a m. The Vh tor cleared it Ham. Tb- Wash Hon.hall fir Jorpi at rooa Th- Woclfola arrlicl from Jotv at 2 m. Mts Spt 4 (taut, read, 124 fe.t. rise cf 3 font The Ilelle if the Pend.

arrived Th Conllll 1. due up The El Is In port. Weather clear KrHneer Wilier lir.yb. president or jMal will leave n-xt Wednesday for r-t Isttil. to atteml th of Mirlr He 1.

again." th- Uniterm wa- r-heter 111 ent 4 flaut 7 4 feet and fill'nt watrr fair arvl rrll-i Peter. l-e up at last n.rht I rated state. Abbott at a m. an.1 reiurneq up at a p. in Capo (Jl-ardeaJ at 4 p.

rn Chester dj. up 7rand Tow.r. III. Spt 4 Peters Ie up late last rltht. Chester down at a tap Olrardeau up at a Clieer up at 2 m.

liatlge reau, l. leci anu samcic. veain-er cloudy Hurllrrt'n. fa- 4 lllver 1 foot Il- Inches above. lu water mars, a fall cf 'x Inch Kiel In and ont frtim Keokua.

Weather clear ard warnr Iaiulrllt- 4 Hlvr rlslcg; canst. 4 feet, on fall, tt feet, below locks fes- Clear and warm Paducah. Xr S-ept 4 -flaue reaja 3 ft Weather IttchardKn Uu from Evans-vllle. Charleston du from Tnas, Evansvt.Ie. Eert.

4 River taticr-arr. 2 feet- Cloudy. warmr. wr-ejin Ppt I lllver 2.7 feet, falling. Cloudy.

No boats Pittaburr S-ept 4 River 2.1 feet an I fal'Inc slowly at Iiavls Island iim. tlouly and eo.t Cincinnati. Sept. 4 -Hirer t.4 fret, falling Clear, warm a. HUse of Heanly.

The wonderful portraits In fire of John Mitchell. Samuel Uompers and other labor leader, by Pain, the tirework klnc. in the siHdium. World Pair grounds, to-night. will surpass all prevloujs efforts Promptly at 7.4a p.

m. Admission free. Meals wc OKLAHOMA CITIZENS ARRIVE Will Celebrate at the Fair To-Day. World's Many citizens or Oklahoma arrived In Pt. I-ouis yesterday anl villi tak part In the celebration of Oklahoma City Day at th" World's Pair this mornlns Ooiernor Fersuson has been here s-iveral das Amonir thos who atrlied yesterday were Mls Marian sponsor for Oklahoma City, and her maids of honor, tho Mlsse Katherlne.

Naoma Phillip. Hello lam Sims and Nera Ialncs nnd Mls Jalthe McKay of Shawnee. Ml-i Alice Klrknatrlck and Miss Hazel Htone of Oklahoma City. Mayor and Mr. Lee Van I.

Stone. Charles M. Stanlev. E. Vaughn, II S.

McOIien and J. G. Jones are alo lale arrivals from Oklahoma. TIi" Oklahoma City Apollo Club serenaded the lttor from their city In the parlirs of the Planters Hotel last night. STEAMBOATS.

Jektwaissv-eMr4saissaaJsjt St. Tein.s.ei Rlier Pickit SPECIAL NOTICe TO World's Fair Visitors. Taia a week" p'eaauro nd ahaalnta ret oa of ojr -aiT-r. Talephon or call on JM. E.

MArNOAl-K. Afect. LPrKR MISSISSIPPI DIAMOIID JO LINE STEAMERS SPECIAL EXCURSION! Meals and Berth Included. To Keoe.uk, Iowa, and Return, S3. "or Kcoknk, STEt-IEIt Every Wedresday and Satur.lay.

4 p. m. Fnr at. Pant. s-tr.

S-T I'sCt Wednesday. (pr- 7. 4 m- tr. JflPNEY. Haturday.

Sept. II I Ma Ptr Tueslay. Kept. IX 4 p. m.

Prom foct Washington ave. Phone Main 3I47A 1HAAC t-Pt-K. en. Agt. MISSOURI RIVER.

fltr. Kennedy nlll leare from Calhoun wharf N.t. foot ef Mark-t atret. WMnet-lan Sp-tembe- 7. 4 p.

for 2Irmann. Jpffer-n City, Hcntly Hook, fillet. an4 way T. ULOCK. lhocea.

1111 Main II. Klnloch ZU LOWER masiinlps-s. 4s-4esatssaaaajajiIaaajak LEE LIME STEAMERS THIIEE BOATS EVEIIT WEEK. TO MEMPHIS l.ll.'lraVti:. Meals and berth Incluled.

Cheap freight and passenger rates to Chatter. Oraad Tower, Cape olrardeau. Cairo. Memphis. Utlena.

liot bprlngs. lcksburg. Plna llIurT. PirrKRy 1.1.11 Monday it. m.

rtTACKIJl LEE. Wed. Spt. 7. p.

m. Itl.Ed Prlda. -jest. I. a Prrni wharftoal.

foot cf Oliv st I'hores Main Klnloch A 721 m-UAIbltt. Com. Agt li 31 Connors. Cen Agt. EAfiLE PACKET COiPANr asxtenaTOURIST Par Cape Uliacleau and COmmsscs.

atr Cape Olrardeau every aton. and rn ft p.otl Fcr Mt. Onevlsve and Chester, irtr. Cd rIeTu. ptg, wtaaalLLINOIS RIVERaaaa Per Peoria and Puuua, Sir.

ores hagi every Wed, and 4 a ta. rom dock foot cf vice St rest. Main 224. Klnloch 123442, II. Lfc.1 IIC Agt.

ST. LOUIS, CHESTER. CAPE GIRARDEAU LINE. STrlAMEIt CHE8TER will leas wcarfboat. foot line st Tuesdais.

Tbura.tay and batur-days. I o. 7" for Lap (ilrarOau and war Undinsa si excursions only II for round trip including meaia and berth Pnnn-e-IJell 4A a 112. cob- JSUj "u-AaJtiNuAiA. Agent.

EXCURSION BTt7.MERa CORWIH H. SPM6tR mi UITY 01- MIVIIENCE msk dslly trips, lesvlss at IS a. li p. m. nd I p.

m. bliNTiAY. leave 0 a. 1 a. ra.

1J txv. p. n. I p. a.

ItOllSle iTHP 22c VAXIMM. i.im:. naaylsanla Line TTcsl of hwrs I'enssjlisals Rallro Th Past Mall 3J0am The Local Kxpres. l-34am The Keystone Express am rb New York Limited 12.20 pm Ohio and Mrgtnia Ex press pm Logansport and Ft.W ayn Ex 1M pm The inttsburg Bpeclal 'li Pm The New Tot :23 pm sajjgaam 130 pa Pll a si. 2:11 4 J.i 120 t-34 7 a 723 ST.

LOLI-f KAILHUAU TIME-TABLE. Arrivals and Oepartares of Tralaa at Lnloa Slalloa. Dally. "Exi-ett Sanrcay and fPxc.pt Bucday. It ic-n haturday.

ttSaturfay and Sua-4unday only day only, caturday only. flKxcept Monday mi. rum I4U4.1-;. A.Mj LaKI. 3E, xtm-v.

CKNTICAL. 1MI IU.sTlt s. tiepart- Arri. III HI.IMilll. nr.Lii;.

Hsnnltal snl liurilngtca le--eai )t. nit Ham 'aJir i i li t. II aai r-epn Nebrasaa beattl -s ii am i sui via rit ail t-e. Kan. lty.

h-sMI Paul and pm City epm Kacus ttry and EI U3 pm K.n.as City 10 pm J. Denver. Pac -2 IS pm Hi.r!lcgon. st I'sLl. pm tor its Blue pm Jr-I b.

Omaha. I pm laicai Ir Hannibal T4.W Pa 3 tl PU4 7J3aii l1 pel pu '1 11 pni im pm 7 Ham Jaru Upn 4.12 am 1 4SM 7. am til 3n tl. A. O.

S-W. It. It. Itoyal U.u- 12 am Wurd Pair I- iier es am M.tnpolltan Expre. 27 pm Muna i it) Ksiress peef.l ll em 1-ait Mali -iOiam Clnclnnall A.

ccmmodation Jl 1J am Ac lv.14 am Plora Accommodation pm Vlneennes pm tm ennes Acex.mmelalt-.n tWJ4 pm l-OBpm njopra eta 13 pm tl 13 pa jpm IJ2ajn tli'iVVm CHIC TOO ASU ALTO. Tt Alton Limited, -j- am 7 pm 1-raln state txp pm 1.23 pm Pac r.xrre (-Bleak, Midnight -peell, Chicago pm am. Mldniaht ter peorl HI.O pm Mlate Kxtr-s. West -fA am MP special, Kan City I2 ej pm pm Kaa, Ctty Express pm At an Kan i lly alPtcltht 02 pra "JJfl -prlngnepi 7 JO am tioopm llocelhou and lul-lana. TJlaa -Wpm II! -o-nltgton na Jacasonvllle.

'IJnm Tt pm 3prirs-U Excursion 04 am 11J.3.1 pm Alton lamif-i fjr O-M am aim sprlr-g d. Peoria. t23S pm tl.OJpm Acccmrao-latton. l. pm 19-oi aui l.ul.Mina and Koclnou- tii am prt-n-u t-p I City flyer.

pm rtSi am Atn special It- M.dclaht pm JJ Sa am I'eoru Midnight Express .11:1. pm 137.1. am I ItlniO 1TWTI-M. Memph. 1 UKCrt "Miib et'llpm Tixaj ard Kansas Mall 7Jiam pni Tex.n IJCim 5-cpo lletcor 2-2 Pm 11 am iap Olrardtau laical lipra 11 Bia Danvtl.e Mali pm U-Oani Texas L.lTiid pm "t-t am Kaa-as I-miied 1 pm 7l am Lhlcago Express pm 7.W am estern Exptesa -nPM pm 1aini Vahey park Accommodation departs A3 a.

ll a tl 23 t3J p. 1JJ 14-34 m. 173 p. ii-ti p. m.

11. 4i p. m. Arrives li.U a- 17-33 a. rn 17.11 a.

tl 13 a. nu. I2.2 p. M.49 p. 11.13 17.4J 11.I4 p- m.

1'aclCc Accommodatl-in departs la a- I2-li p. ta.24 p. m. Arrives MM a. live a.

p. m-. p. IHtll Ht. 1 1- and San A- Ex.

sinf -n lexaa and California Texas ax.3 Mexico Utile llK-llot eprlrgs Exp. Texas ard Mex.co Lap Texas Ex.ress Past Mail la-cil Exp Texa. to "ft- Z. Memphis Express Il.lm.jnt Passenger Cot, Pa-It iani S)Dn n.ti-n 7Jpm ijlpni 731ani i pm "CJ-Jpia i pm "CJ-Jpia 3-01 am. l-lpm v.

J.W pm am fiOaa (IU4 a-vo pm lt JO am am f2pm Cbtua li-it Express. Thebes Kxrress Ixurth street and tho "Halloa. ttoto AcconucQilatlon. Diras av.a pm 1 IS am MI-sMILIII PACIFIC HAILWAV. ast Mall fa w) am ja-ci pm Ix-cal Eapisss "I.3ara fSJOpni Valifom.a Express pm ft-cl am Wa.niagton tJl i ts-wsra Omaha Uirjte-l pm JO Karros and Coo.

Expres 10 10 pm I.W atn Oty Expreas pm fIJO pm Jeplla and co. Kan. Express 73 pm n-Csani Ki.il. ni Nebraska Express.ll pm 111 sm l-T-v Cbeur Lake trains leave Union Station .4 IS a. JJ a.

tl .23 P. 14J1 p. av. Oca "lllll trains leave Union Elation 14.41 a. TlO.l-i a.

tW P- m-. p. m. Klrkwood trains leave Cnlcn Station a. 7 L.

a. 1 it p. t7- a- II a. tU 7M a. 21iw P.

14.11) p. nu. tt-' 4 31 111-X p. m. II IC PEOHI A.MJ 1.IILI HI.

Alton aal Peoria S.1I am Alton and PtwPa Mall 'lLlS am f3-2i pm crautauau and Alton tti tm CTautauiua. an.1 Alton X. pm T1-3ani anlt-prtcg ilton. tTiautauiua. Orafton.1 11.47 pm ll-S i Alton.

Chautauqua. LOLIST1LLK AND "ItSlit ILI.E. Florida Ltml'ed 4 IS pm 'ISl pm Past Mall sani "Hn bcutheni Eipress 4jm "7 r.i Mcle-aubcro A com 4.4Ttm World lair "l-OUa I-. II. Jt r.

I 111- (Henderson Hontei. sit Hall 'IJIl-l UHW Eastern Exptiss 41 pm -7-2) am Worlds Pair bpuclal. IMin S.illn K. Jt T. -THE TT.

Katy air p-clal IS am 20 pm i-cUmbla. bela.u and S. W. 34 am fS J) pm Th Katy Plyer 13 pm f27am Missouri. Ksr.xos and 41 pm MO 1ILE AM) OHIO.

N'ew Orleans IJm'ted pm fS p-n talro and Jacae.n Past MalL am fj-jj sm Cairo and Mississippi 14 pm pm Murphysboro pm 10.Ca"X ST. I.OIP4 MEattllANT. BKlDCal TEHTilT 4.1. H4II.M IV SIBIBBATI TRtlT tER.ICK. Eastboucd-Leave ElgxUi ard Gratlct street: Dally 10 a 12J2) S.U JO P.

tn. Except Sunday -4 a. 4.14 a. 7 JT a. 3 p.

J2 p. m. Sunday a. ro 7.3 Iav WasMngt-n avenu: Dally is a. 12 14 S-2 23 p.

m. Except a n.2Ie. ro.3Ha-m.J05p. 17 tn -arurar and SunLiy call II 2 p- Sunday only za a. a.

estkound-Leave Granlta Ctty: 1II 1.12 p. ra iM I- 7.12 p. in. Picpt Sunday a 7 T3 11:1) s. 4 4 p.

17 tn. Saturday only 4 41 p. m. Hun-dar only fi.m, li m. M.40 a.

m. "tnrd.v and frumtar orly 11.13 p. m. Except Ssturv'ay and HUndar 1 m. Leave Matism: Dally 1.1 p.

m. 7.17 m. Except Sund.y 33 a. a. -f a.

pi 11 11 a. 4 44 p. m. 1 ri. Haturday only 4 p.

m. Sunday only 4 a. a. 10 a. ra.

Satu-day and Sunday only 1113 p. HOCfC lI.Ms Kami. Cttr Pass-nger 01 am 07 pnt Kan. Ctty A Pan Fran. Exp.

720 pm TtVi rra t'nlon Ia-e-eneer "-Upm A.em ST. LOUS AM) llt-lllI. IIAII.TVAY (la TAabaah). Mall and Expre's r7-01 am 211:10 sm Ms II and Express flJOpm 14:11 pr.i ST. LOLI1 (Cotton Belt Route Th Texas Train 00 pm llren Arksnras ard Texas Expres.

II pm pm SOLTIIEHX RtlbHAT. S. I.oala-I.oalasllle Lines. S-t tn-l Exp. LImlte.1 Iltioam pm Princeton.

Alton, etc 7 J2 am 20 rra In-tnceten 34 pm fto.ii) am lanulsvll! ard Plorlda 10.W pm 7J2 en TOLEDO. VT. LOUS AI TA Closer Leaf Boole." Th Ccnmerclal Traveler 7 3am Eastern is pm Charleston Aceo-nmodatlon. tpm tio 32am Charleston 720pn TJ2I sm ILLPiOII Northern Illinois am 10 pm (Tlcako Fair Hpeclal flan 130 nm rhl-axo Dajllght Hpeclal 44 pm Dubuque and 7-)4 pm liiiiii Cblcagn Diamond --eui 3.10pm 43 am Mrago Mldntgtt 8pcUI eil34pm SOSani I ast Mill. South "U( am T.ls rn New Orleans special l.lSpm 40 in South MJOpm "nl 21am D.xle Kly.r.

South 40pm 70lam Accommodation Carhondal 720 am s'Jipm New Orleans Umltel pm -7 ex Cart-rindal-Du Quoin 23 am "A ABASH. Continental umuei Pitta. Ituffalo. Montreal Exp.ei2-) pm t-04 am Toledo and Pittsburg 1 JO pra J3 pm Pittsburg. .1 1 io.ion s-sp.

wptn unl asiarigi.1, e. e-- Toledo IV-cai ja-pra (Inclnnatl anl s-00 am TISpn Cincinnati anl fj JO pm ft-Mam JackKinvllI wic.i i. .1.1,1101 Itajmer niu -7-slim in.lcago i. nm Banner Limited Chlearo am Mldnl-h' lamlte.t-Chlcago...eilx2 pm 04 sm Kanu City Fa't Mall 2 JO ten 'Ijoam kJSm" cur lamlied 10.11pm "wjoam Kin City iltdnltht 11 41 pm 7llam omaha-Counell IHuff. Exp '-01 tun 1 SI pm iltorieipV.il.

i an.1 St Paul Ex. -2 10 pm 0In rnnron rull-eimaha tJOum ro ottumwa-Des Moines Exp. am 14 pm and St. PanP Eg pm 7Jam Iran "ftf-p TAf as-aa sisf ML l.stl-aTinn'I tgv a-kawaaa w-ajf wa s-ssaa teste I. 3-Or-n leal 100 pm 1ia7am Snuarlsass Tralaa.

i p. rr rivc At Union Station: Ferguson. 4-S'p. tl.W p. 122S pi.

tS.lt a. J10.it in. At Olive uirret St. Char lea, 41 a. Klnloch.

tgJT sl IM.hIm. (h eS 1 Wen ions a- t3-2f) p. l2p. sa. PKOM WOHLIJ-3 PAIR STATION.

rtrgusoa Traim inu.anapoi-s and lavcal am Tl i pm N. Huston and Cincinnati. M'lt am 9 41 pin Clnclrcatl luipress 11 aj am 11 pal Knickerbocker -Jpecial 12 noon 'itd pea Indianapolis Expre 20 pm Alien tt-20 pm 14 am Mattoon and Altcn 43 -m Mall and Express -szrjprn 230 llcston anil Bufalo jn pm 7Juam Ctnclnnai. I-ayton. Cilum s.

pm NY. Iloetun and Kura. pm -21 pm llnclnnaU.ndlana.Us Exp ini ItKe 1-XlLIt AND CHBi-AfEAKK AND OHIO. WattJcslon and Virginia 17 am pm Ui.t, 1. and vtrzlnla -)iq War N.

anl Virginia 'lliOOpa 41 pm II iO iVlLl: AND V.vLii:.. New ivtk and pm New Yor ana I'mlad-lpnta pm "i-i pul N.w and Pailadelphla. 1 JO pm 79 am BIO t.Jllt. 1 fUh. HAHJIUAD AND PliT- ULHO AND UKt: r-ltll.

Umlra and NY II am 70 aal Ittl. tsautamija i. 2 iO pra i 1 pm Pitt Jamctown 4 20 pro 4. piu Allur. irairs leave a JA p.

Derat Prom Union Station: Ferguson. r. .4. U.U a. IJOp.

m. From Hive street atlon. at rharle. ils a. 11.10 p.

Hrldieton. tl II p. m-. tl 41 a. Ferguson.

tm a. tiJt p. m-. p. II 41 p.

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