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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

ooo bu. futures. eto.o1a export. Spot firm; y? 2
4sg elevator and a. 80 ~ , o. D. atos, 1uc
stronger cables the rise In wheat and export
r,ports and small ciearings. Closed firm at .sg
46c oct HSsG45lic. closed i5iic. Dee. Hishii-ic
sales $4,000 hu. spot. Spot steady; No &c; NJ
2ii.c. No. white 7H27ifc; 40 3 white .bft-5'sc;
trk mixed Western sii .la6c: trl, white Western
HcSf steady. Cnt meats steady ta.ri steady: re
hnoi steady Cnttcuseed ell steady llce hr''
Toledo. o. Sent whcat-Actiye and
slis". rnrn-nuIl ana lower; No, cash and
N ~ 'G cssG n2f anG e e oasu plc slG ara n'E9S 9c
pull ami higher; NJ. = cash 52l-a. Clover seed
active and higher: oct $3.50. No s6.s5. Oh
C,hicagc. Sept. I3.-Cash quotations were as
red 5el5siar corn NJ. ? 4ois5il@; ~. 2 ysi-
low iol. aIii,r Oats-No. . -, ,si2it,r; W :
Sii-S i:arlei .7aai feeding s55,55z.c. lair t.
choice mating fIuIl seeds No. h7X .Sl.fl:
"a rTayii NM NJ t' FORK Per % III. s.i5ss
ll5h. lard. per i'si it's. $sNG0f S2-. short r.h7
,hSi, 67-a',c; short clear SIDES Chxip SSas.Io.
Mhi:Ey. basis Of atghwings. y.2f Glover on
to-day III" butter market quiet. cr-aU"ries ~!
a3i,c: rarioy iiHiSc. Cheese firm at i0'.Iil}z.
I.iyerrooi sgt. $.-wtcat-srot firm; NJ. ?
rcd western winter IS "a. No. northern spring
Is 3!4i: No ! california s. 5dles SID. Futnr's
quiet. sept. Gs Id. b.c. S. Esd Carn-Spnt firm,
Anl'fi',in mixed, now. l. %a.d; oil. nominal.
- 2i-d. EIaurs-Sh1rt cut il ~ Is Ihs dun It
as g.. rIrT"ntlHe spirits rs Cd. TaI.ow in Lon
kaHsas CIV. NJ. s.-pt. -wheat--pes;. SIS
g *; MN% g. g re G";h r. N& & Gart "a 90 ,s'G r rs
:2r. MAY 3iH$psc; cash No. . mixed :S.; NJ.
TPt'e NJ 10 H." iag&chai & @f'Hg ;g.ifv "h', s5s rs
choice prairi" s.. Butter Cream. ~ l>d- o.:
a Wica fan@y ' col L. Egsh , o, H. i, S ,
ments-N wheat, @J7.G'v; corn, ll.$H; oats. 1910.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Sept. 13-Flour-Rsccipts q Al
bbls-; exports G.i1i bbis. sales S.l9b ykcs; naT-
ket considerably stronger ami more acme
buyers finding ENCOURAGEMENT in tho decided ir--
ness ot wheat. Rye flour steady; sales no ilb.s
fair 10 good S3Gi3. .: choice TO fancy s. S063 81
tornlneal firm; yellow Western Sc city S7e. sSc;
RTandyWine s. i5a2.55. Rye quiet No 2 Western
5ic {. o. b. aflo1t: state rye 53G5ic c. L. T. New
York barley steady; feding 42445c c I. f. New
YORK; mailing 4si.TlSr G. :. {. Buffalo. Barley
malt dun; Western 62sT6sc Wheat-Receipts lI9-
20 Eu exports s.o53 bu.; sales 3i75 O29 bu fu-
lures. aSp.eO bu. exports. Spot frmer; Nc. red
Nlsc r. q. b. afloat; No. red 19izc elevator; No.
J Northern Duluth sshc (. o. n. afioat; No I
hard Duluth Ss74c {. q. b. aficat Options were
n-mer to-day in response TO positive strength
n the Northwest. where receipts we're light
BESIDES active covering at times there were rni-
crate foreiGn buying and a broader speculative
trade generally helped by Increased export trade
closed strong at y tic net higher Sales included:
Ne. red March sissasSI4c. closed s54c; May s4s
s1Sic, closed t0%c: Dec sITs7s2 BIS closed S25.c
CoTn-Recs-Sts 199.299i exports Ill, ,4se sales 2a0-
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by Telegraph.

% NsT Orleans La Sep, r el2co;ton firm: sales
low middng l0s.c: InidiIing nise good mlili.:.:
I4sG; midsiiing fair lI5sc; receipts 2 sJ2 1aiss.
l5.s5c asked Oct. ioSsa1oSSe NaV ;,S sSSI s
Dec. 9.1sGs SOC. Jan. 3. s.7eT9sac: Feb 3s9ti9.SIc:
March s.SiasS5c: April s.sId9.ssc: May gs@5t
New York, Sept. Is-Except for a show of an
lent price changes before midday the co:.on
or normal riTp d9 tame il to-day rhe
ulativc circles was regarded by some traders l.
opened Irregular with prices "a Il points iiebT
IN sympathy with the unexpected turn OF the
SIDE resulted from a number Of causes the Tn6st
I.'ett 3f which was a crop estimated by Neil
.', bales naming $4,000 a more probable
The trade here was slow to respond 70 ,b.
tLenE,h io IN I,yerpoo and following the cali
insl hi'is In Keeping with reaction. IAverpooi
alS2 ne, ilne'l though private cables declared the
freer offerings Of spot cotton from New Orleans
Later IN the morning. the local market gave a
Sharaeteristic demonstration Of inherent strength
by advancing "a points rush of shorts to
cover ard a spurt Of Investment huying This
sxerilon on the part Of the bulls seemed to ex-
hanst their energies. as during the rest OF the
tI pror se tsnin aIset t slowly sarged back under
Ing. Prospects Of continued light receipts ann
violence was central in the Atlantic States in
oreises the reluctance of the trad. 10 tak.s tha
the market became weak under a hurried sctsT1s
@ ne Tor profits by insiders and the wire element
higher to points net lower. Spot cotton closed
c Sales y bss dHg cdta TPands i, le Do uf
and Irregular; Sept. 1850; Oct. .2lc: Nov
sstc: April s9sc; May ssic: June 'sis Use N1Tgh Bh
Liverpool. sept. 19.-Cotton-spot small brs,-
ness: prices higher: American middIinr fair
I-lsi; good middlins : 7-led: riddline 7ssd:
sy l@T %dHG d The Se ssGd ssfs 9Gaary af fs asy s @
as afs EXPORT Ef which aS9 0dS 5 safs TsTe S P seon
Reoeipts 1,eo9 bales. including 80 bales An1eri
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pOULTRY.
Trade Rather Tame. but Prices Re-
manned Unchanged.
REPURLIC SFECIAL

REPCRLIC SFECIAIA
New York. Sept 13.-Iyve poultry rer,!pts To-
day We're three cars Western The inquiry rom
the retail interest has been fair end buyers took
kinds were neglected. The fresh receipts cleared
Other classes also unchanged I'm price.
Dressed poultry receipts TODAY were i.5r3 pl,gs
off rather tame with buyers reluctant in taking
oeivora would not inert their views and the re
si'ons1 from the shop trade little later
nry-picked fowls continue scarce and salabIe
promptly at 1lisc. with some marks OF Indianss
Us ordinary fowls being difi5ult to pce
fowls. cuotations remain the same those
given yesterday.
Butter. Cheese aud Eggs.
rkes; s,Saiy: State ereamsry ISst Emo SS
I.amety Iszl2lc; factory, ii9Iec.. ,Cheese~Re-
ored losc: small white i5,!Gl05,c: small c6Iorei
T., alcT>c. EScs-Rcceipts 1851 pkgs.; steady:
ern. 'f ioss 'e OK i5aisS fissSk"E al mark liae West
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
tuikeys 5i.asc: ehIekens sioe. se poultry STEADY
Wool.
New York, Sept. 13.-Wool dun.
Turpentinc and ROsin.
New York. Sept. B-Turpentine steady: rosIn
Minneapolis Flour
Minneapolis. Sept. l3.-WEeat-Sept. 75tic; Dec
sh.Eu &C. MAY sN+sc. AfTlNeI-Np. / hard fSisc.
No. Northern 'o'4c: No. Northern 74@.c Flour
and bran unchanged
Sugar.
New York. Sept 13.-Sugar-Raw strong: fair
refining tiic: Centrifugal. 96-tesI. Sc. MOlasses
Sugar &c; refined firm.
Petroleum.
New York, Sept. 15.-PetToleurn quiet
Oil City. Pa, sept. 12.-CredIt balances 81 ..
certificates, bid. Shipments IS i52: average
e5.1sl. runs IS ,9i}; average - 334
Metal Market.
New York. Sept. i3.-BUslness in general on The
Metal Exchange was of band to -nlutn charac-
ter. Tin locally lost all of the advance scored
yesterday, owing to decline Of i5s in London,
and closed easy in tone at SO nominal. Pig iron
va rrants +uled dull. with nothing doing. on the
basis Of t3.5Il2dl0 81. Copper was firn h 70
at SIG .eai.. and unchanged abroad. Lead was
dull at S4-2'i2 and sp-ltcr easy at Yesterdays )
decline. on the basis Of iffIi.l1. The brokers'
price for lead was 81 and for coppzr si6S!is.
California Dried Fruits.
New York. Sept. l2.-Aside from a few orders
Tor choice grades Of eyaporated apples Ia surrlv
immediate wants. new features were conspic,i-
Gus by their ahserce. The market however
maintained finn Cndertone at unchanged prices
State-Common was quoted from Sc to -: prime
4%6sl8c: choice 5l.iT6c; fancy sGs-r California
dried fruit was inactive. Prunes were quoted
from Sizc to 1isc per h.. as 10 size and c,isIfy
Apricots-Royal 1ldi4c: Moor Park l5fI.6c Pes.b
ss-Peeled lialSc; rppeeled Ggsc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

FoGS-With a moderate run Of hogs IN sight
the general influences were in the line Of
action in values. aud prices We're &c lower.
butchers did not get much off and paid s.. IA 10
80 80 for theft purchases, the tops being light
weights. but butchers did not buy enough 70
sustain the market The average here is much
higher than Chicago. the local marker bcr,;
sustained by liberal orders for choice. light hogs
and native shipping pigs.
next price being So FOR ss.eral loads Tn-
Swift drove averaged % lbs. at s.. 40 anl la
lbs. at s. ~. The Nelson Morris * Co. hogs av-
e.aged 2aS lbs. and cost S5.31.
The bulk OF tie hogs. the pigs and the strictly
lOw-sgaio offerings not considered sud at $5.SJ
TO Sj.i7t-. against s.. 30 to $50 on "Wednesday
PIGS and light lights - TO / iS lbs. average. at
$40 TO IS so according TO quality; light hogs.
100 To l?e lbs. sold at $50 10 $3.50, the huk at
$40 TO $50 Medium weights. iS5 30 90 lbs,
sold at $50 70 s5.ta. the DulA going at S5.35 u
s.. 40 The heavy cuilS sold at Si.7S sis. and
fair TO best heavy hogs at $o.2j to S5-i7ia. Good
mixed hogs at SJ-.5 to SJ.45, and common 10
Il.r... .urtl, I'm. 7.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES,

The Reverend william, Short, rector OF Sc.
refers Episcopal Church, has returned froYr.
MS summer vacation. which was pa ss,ed az
Charlevoix, Mich.. and Will conduct services
next Sunday as usual.
The gospel tent meetings at Park and
ONO avenues are stin in progress end are
peing well attended. Tomorrow evening
Alien D. Poneroy will speak on the theme
Sinners" - ~
The Christian Endeavorers of The Ayounb
Cabanre Christian Church will soon begin
a canvass of that part Of the city In the in
terests Of the Sunday school of the church.
The movement Is headed by Miss Mamie
Earew, who Is chairman of the Sunday
Schooi Committee of the Christian Endeayor
society. The canvass i5 to be completed by
Friday, September q
The Baptist Young PEOPLES Union Of the
Lafayette Park Church held a trolley excur-
sion last night from the church TO Crews
Occur Lake and return. Two of the largest
cars of the transit company were Chartered
Tor the occasion There Were about 100
Young persons in the party. Refreshments
were served on the cars.
The Tower Grove NJ L. Church. Of which
the Reverend William a Brown Is pastor
has arranged a series of revival meetings
to be held on September Is to 90 The Rev
erend Harry A Kinr, of Kansas City viii
preach. The music will be under the leader
ship of theReverend Harry White. pastor OF
81. Lukes NJ f.. Church, assisted by a
chorus OF twenty trained voices James
Richardson and John Stewart are arDone.
the soioistS for the meetings.
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NisceIia neous Markets.

hitriN IN l-S-SeilinE on a basis ot 81 u.
.,SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Iron- Wrought
=; per & 100 lbs heavy east %5c s.ei and Insllsa.
Light s.: heavy Sio5G copper $ii. Lad So 5c
Znc Sc Z. Pewter 81.
tonw6da 6nr tb S2T ots S6 on la aIS Esf
| bbl; s@g5,5o: beer kee sl2ale; lard tierces s2s
!. sared s al PiL Sh sq oa iog5 SoB Sa
s; for Hoosier: half bbl. '25o coiled elm IS foop
acoo;P,EERlA,GE--Iar4 .iercea sl.l5: pork ebls
meal bis soc proi1Ss tb!s S4c aSsle 5bis Sc
IROOM CDRN-NominaIiy S50Gly9 per ton.
ETtTHsHsfP7T. FEETktTTWHhsHEsETT PINE Ias sc 5 Rgg h small
ana &c IN large sks: gray 56c; Whit. old SD
Sc; 25G3oc: XXX 2ia5 %; Xxx 1saI5c; XNNX
email sks buckVWh.js ssa5.c: dsIS s3asaS a..
Chicken &c. Turkcy-Body Be- tall a.c wing lie:
Wing Wing ana @ p6hFs sRq P9ss qc Toncrs a %s m and tail ~
DEERSkINS- @ Pririe &c per n; antelope 12i:c
RooT's-tilnseng At from siai55. lady slipper
&C. seneca -; pink itc; golden sal 4sa4'c- old
Sc; angelica $a%lsc; wahoo-hark Of root, Sc;
bark Of tree 2a2itc; blood PIC; bluefiag &c;
bark &C. All roots should he thoTouahiy dry and
eisaT eiTr,F4, before Tzl1 h1epg shipped 70 market
= ao9c; shsarlings 2'aS'c- Dry or fallen pelts
DRIED FRuIT-we quote: Apples. evaporatei
rngs at 31c to &c; quarters at &c 10 3stc: chcrs
T. sac. Peachee-Fancy evaporaiai .npa.I@l
halves at &c: sun-drisd halves at &c. All dam
DRID chi GRE& fai s- fr G55 from stor.
al wHi4B wSHii BsPBFt PBFk&satSoicA & SsP hand ,c ,o,,
in jabhinG way from store at s. 25a .@
screened Sc per III. less. Western $50; wecviy
HONEY Ccomb at loi = to i2'sc-fancy white
TSaG9 and strano loT f., aa bbs ana broken rS e =
oanT en- i,,s iSztlc 4.i9rr per ,, ID. higher
Sc iS cr sal @sr es 6 @ Lar Rsw s at s2 bo.d II;
hhls; per lh.-Xo. lec; No, lo'zc. C5ttonseed
oil-SEInmer yellow Ssci white S9c; winter yellow
ka:; white 4ic.
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Wool.
Missouri e Illinois

Black and seedy from &c TO SC 8 ib less t!.an
quotations.
Provisions.
Market firm and lard firm.
Pork-New standard tobbinE Z. o. b. $3.50.
Lard-Choice steam +. side Sc. IN.
Green Hams, Etc.-Held in car lots e O. b. f.
side: Hanson basis SIZE for JG-lbs and SIC
for las. New York shoulders at &C. From .be
block. delivered: Run-of-hcuse MANS at sic: hCl-
hes at 1i.c TO s'sc, as In average.
ID. S. Meats-Bxd. lots: Extra shorts rae.
c rios f.sc; clear sides Sc: bellies 9Isi.c. as in
small orders.
Bscon-Bxd. s. C. meats in n jobbng vay.
breakfast bacon 11iac for heavy to l29c for fancy
hgnt; hams loh9ukc. California 7izI,Lc as
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

HORSES Though Irregular at times. and show
ing changes. the horse market this week has
been an average Improvement over the week BE-
fore Few offerings OF Western horses were
available. but the native supply more Hb-
erai than Tor several weeSs \ good buying
force representing ali quarters. export. Eastern
and southern, were in attendance Export and
Eastern chunks Of prime quality sold steady
with the best prices Of the past several months.
n. few expresseTs and coach horses were scarce,
but very strong sellers under a good foreign and
domestic demand. Only a fair demand existed
FOR Eastern farm chunks. while Southern horses
Horse quotations-Heavy draft, common TO
good. $50 10 $50; choice to fancy sls5 to 500.
Ilrtvers-Comfnon to choice. $s5 to $50: bulk
Sllo TO $40: coach horses. $50 to Ssec Sadders-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

In aseragei New York shou!ders Ssc. ran Ibi
Sc: clear sides ssc; bcilies s!.al0c. as in aver
age: plates 'l=c. Dealers charge higher on small
Country Iard-.sas.,c according TO quality AMI
i1SS GeGhtfy Racon-Fair average prices uniformly
st ana & Wen smoked shoulders & a, H., 5S Ii'li
cut and poorly handed: th7se sell on their merits
,nT. -,, H9untIy ~ Nc +ai'sc' No "'oq'Nc'
tirea.e- quote: ,ircN, .s,c. yellow 2,; White
S{r: packers choice white ia|4Sc; XS'Iew t+n,,,n 81
Marke; Sii: tongues al Is rer do; dried At $50
Hides.
s. In. , Ci ~ ~. .yc,a-a reccipts
~: drv failen lic ' GrTgSlts l3c when sold On
ga.irtians: Gr~cn-siIt %o 5i,c: syrcc-saIt n. >
o;I - iIS NM. III - - ~, g. f,i,-'
sslltoi-N NJ ! leizc: No, ne. Incurred ie less
'h"' 'u,.I. iaIl cured . lrSs., ,,
LIVE POULTRY = A,crlso receipts: Young
turkeys .i=r. old &C. chickens Hens - "it
iE,Sns - rtr ,', do d, Gd id FcasS O. spring
va .rer Do.
cox VI P9ycr at 81 r,r Gz s5.,;r1r a,
Sl.sj pr daa. for young. i5c for old; Jacksnires
81. y d,z.
IT, Sc t' iar nlidium aSa q 5l iSr m .rsS @ ~
G. rs H., 6 sn a. f., .i H' ~ ~ T. H.. f. "a IS, ~ q. %
l',r H.; hc:ei,s ugh ami shin az g. &C. she a'
49,. icr H. S,tls ,r.-I.ll,, a.; l.. To- a.
I,r H. for choice % to - H.. buck lauhs 1T 50
Fruits nud Vegetables.
Af,Ir H., S,.rt in ~. 81, f,,-,, 80, g. 81 f5r
rtur ). - =. 81 =, - f.ir 4. 6,,. .t,,t! :I1r O.,
s Tor fancy bi..h- -.ulIftl y.tr.-,i.- E..st. II
i"Ns f,.,,r si'' warns St 80 r,r nu
and at fr,,r, 80 H., q "a - nj lsl!.-latfcr
f,- I' 6I.,, MN '- - ''''' r'' ''''
PEtt.Iil:S t,opss.ra9 lots NIirIfga, in has
oSi , - - "a a,,l,, al 'iI I%t Tn, :Ihrta
prlryh,. .orsiq,I,.I -. Ia ~ r.--.a Of a.il a..
Tor small ~ r7G .iI1,, ,,p O.. E. inr ,goc,. f-r
10 s5 it7.' Ial nm sr ,i t w,9 NJ @ rdseiptt brought
f-, H., "a Nor nm, h,siaf Nv small 10 ru,guIn
4Iq... ,,r chni,, ana t., frr fancy. extra fancy
I.If,, rrts lrd ,,a,yF.,,Is a,- -
FEARS tlu,fg.s In lII1- E.rficSs g 5OTi. -
for NJ. ! u,.I 81 - s. ., Tor NJ . and No.
3. Bartlett NJ SsJs.5. E,lfpr AZ 81 -rTr - per
Ill for choice. Nearby CcmInrn varieties at
l. {. lTc duchess and Keller at .ld.i-'- Barr ettS
ana Howell Ior l.-nJl. basket. l-i-Uu- baskets
duchess At .5fiGEc an! Howell AZ 3it.5"-
GitAff:S-tlimaN baskets 'unC"ris qu"tah!r at
sd. l.-hu. baskets Cuucurds anl white Naric-
tics AZ 1.;2oc.
EATERNEE4nNS- quote Iowa melons nominal
at S41|i66 Icr car n iri,. anI IN n j,hhins way
$5sN per leo del.
CRAB APPI.ES-Quote nearby Al 2oI--c per
i--hu. basket and nj 81 - per tbl Choice New
York Siberjan at s2T2,HG pr hhl.
PACIFIC COAST flsil1S-CEot"; 'lrccol
81 gross rrunes AT So por .'-lh. hgE, ttiiol-
MIA. l!arlcit pears 1T S2tI:-r. Flemish .--.lu-
at N'9F@, busrre q 'AnJou At Si-t'.. ito. Hni
huerrc hardy $40 per @-lh- box IlhnIs Per
3!lh c'ats.'iross ptun's at s. =. hs!SgS Ian!a'
Reaches a '1a>nc per 2o-lh box for salMaiS.
oEAEGisS-N" quote tdtigrnla lat" Ndl.n,ia
az N--'I - per DON New h"haHfls qt'tah'e
az - r"r h"N- . -. .
te: M5asha ~ S2:Y l" -" lalCS
Y a
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

9 farthincs lower End cnarse stock quite -.a
lower. The following IS the sale: New S.,sIfS
Wales - ha!e~; clothing and Cumbing g. fr5-..f.
!u''nsHnd 5t bales ci.thirc and coiniiIIl, =. ~
s"~ls Victoria 50 bales. Cl3tatn. and con- r-s-.s-
oalil: south Australia lS's hal-s. clothing ana
Cuutus 2i;t"d; NoSr Australia $50 bales cIorh-
ing ami cumi,iEE 3fsd; Tasmania e. bales CI1fE-
ing and cCniiius &055sd NV Zealand q tsf.s
clothing and c1:lbiHSs 5E57.d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

Southern tattle Trade-Suppies in this Depart
nt-nt were IS carloads consisting If plain
Gium grade offerings. Trading was active at all
times, and prices in general steady. Ruy-
ing interests were largely represented on bath
local and outside account. -Four days receipts
aggregate 312 cars.
Arkansas calves sold at SS..5 per head. oxen
at s.. -, and mixed cattle at $50 Texas and In
dian Territory calves. 1sl to 80 lbs. average,
sold at Sg.JJ 10 Sl3 per head. bulls and stays at
S2e 10 &.s. COWS and heifers at s.. - to So
ami steers az to 1870 lbs. aveTae, at s. 10 TO 81
No. nes. Ay. Pr. No. Des. Az. Pr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
TO IMPROVE CHICAGO CANAL.
Drainage Board Adopts Report for
$500, 600 Bond Issue.

Chicago, Sept 13.-The Drainage BOARD
has adopted the report of the Joint commits
tee for a 81 500 coo bond issue
The money will be used for river irnprove-
ments. including the erection of Rascule
bridges i'm substitution for the center pier
bridges across the river
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

SHEEP-A very small supply Of sheep was on
sale. ard the quality OF the lambs SO
good as on Wednesday Trading active and
the small supply was soon exhausted. In general
u was good. active market at steady prices
for tle best sheep and lambs. while tn. medium
and common ones were slow sale. A good dema nd
prevailed for stockers. but buyers wanted only
common ones.
Sales included good lambs at 81 o to s. s., Gull
lambs at $50 TO 81. mutton steep at 50 50 20
.SS5. stosbers at $50 TO S3.e5, and bucks at
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
Cash Grain. Flour Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-Receivei asn SKIS. and
IL cars local and AZ cars through. Higher and
much better market. both in tone and demand
shippers were again in market and city mill
g the elsvatoTrs- By, sample trk. switched,
fancy. Z. side: No 3 red at 75r 10 5s.- NJ
I winter at Csc to 1ikc: no grade al &c 70 ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14


DAYS, 81, S65 bales. against 4l.sle for the same
time last week and l3S 2i9 last year Since Ssn.
] l2O.23J bales. against 252. 126 bales same time
last season. Exports for six days q 46l h3l-s
against a. 80 for the same time last week StocI,
on hand. l12.236 bales against 5O6. .o25 bales last
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

New York. SEPT. 13.-Conee-Spot Rio No .
invoice SIC: mild quiet. The market FOR sosreS
futures "pened steady AT decline OF 5eiiO polnf
ana ruied inactive. with a weak undertone fol-
IGwing lower European markets. unsatfsfactorv
hrazilian rev full receipts. Disappointing spot
demand and entire absence of speculative sim
pott. large Increase in the worlds visible be-
ing expected Oct. on present movernent The
market closed steady. with prices 5 10 10 poin.s
net S 'ower ,d; Total sales % 75e bags. Including
,;s; ,,;Ssc; Jan. 4oc; Feb. 7t5c; March 1851 soc:
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MOHemcnt of Grain.
stocks of Grain I'm store.
Shipments of Flour.

St. Louis. 1855 bbls.: Chicago 49, s25 bbls: D,-
trot. 800 bbis.. milwaukee,. 2,45J bbls., Minneap-
Oils. 95.Ss5 bbis; New York. 7Si ebls. and Is5J
SKIS; Baltimore 7s7 bbls.
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tATFiIE-The native cattle run was consider
ably larger than Is customary on Taur-lat. It
was nom" too liberal. however. buyers consuming
'ht SUPPLY promptly al current figures. As
rul" the quality was fair. although the proper
trn Of common beef ,fleriuEz was bigger than
usual In syinratny with other markets, the
heavy beef cattle sold about iHc lower while
tEe medium ami handy weigh; kinds n-id steady.
Eutch'r COWS and h"if"rs were in b.isN ceInigd
at firm To stronger prices. Good stock cattle
disposed Of quickly. but inferior ones met slow.
Indifferent inquiry.
lbs average. at Si.21 70 s. and Panhandle
steers. S5s to go los. average. sold at So 70
s%.al Butcher cows and heif-rs at aI.1 u 81 ~,
stock steers and feeders at So to A.4', stock
COWS and heifpTS at y. 80 10 $5.3.. calves ii
10 So. bulls s. 81 to SEQ and mixers at
IS 10 81 Ter cow and calf.
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Liverpool Marlet-Spot business small and 4 d
lower: uplands SD: sales 7o0o bales Futures
ciostd barely steady; Sept 25-6i1 n. Sept. oct.
Z6id b.; Oct.-Nov. 56-6id g; Nor-Dsc 4S-
o4t 3: Dec.-Jan. 3S-e4d b.: Jan-Feb. STD y.
New York Marke;-Spot 1uiet and ia higher
middiinG lie. Futures closed steady
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Hides and Leather,

New York. Sept. I3-Hides firm; leather firm
London. Sept: 15--The sale OF sheepsklns was
held to-day. The number Of skins offered num-
hered 3:53 There was the usual ATTENDANCE
but competition unsatisfactory much ~
the stock being withdrawn at an average decIfna
o. 10 per cent. compared with the Aug figure
MeTinos and nne crossbreds were Q "a penny to
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Range of Futures,
Receipts and Shipments


The barley market ruled firm and some
what higher than Yesterdays final prices-
mat Is. for choice mailing: other grades
We're quoted unchanged. Offerings were fair
ana quickly absorbed Receipts today
We're IS cars. tri1e larger compared with
those of the previous day. Shipments
amounted to 62.237 hu There were no ex-
ports out of New York
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Common to choice SIS to s125; fancy. $50 %
SH5; Chunks, 100 TO 100 poun':s-Cosnmph 10
s"nd; go 70 800 choico to extra, so; TO $l49.
southern hors"s-C9mUOn To good. SO 20 SJDi
choice TO extra So 10 So Plugs-Si5 to si5.
NJ i.t;S-Ihe market this week has been the
uuHtst and most unsatisfactory in seEerIl
mlhtIs Though receipts were light. Concitttns
governing the outside demand. though ali It's
Chinnc,s Wsrc decidedly opposed 10 activity. thus
similarly affecting the local market Eastern tI.-
ing WAS restricted by tabor complications. 10
new orders prevailed for English mules. Will,
IN" southern cotton mule demand. the "nly
naming agency uf Importance. also Eight.
NieWlnS such extremely ted iugGiTier.
and with lnrg" supplies on hand, the local deal
ets N--I" of necessity the most indifferent huv-
cIS. tNrritt Tor extra miners and choice, heavy
T"jail mules, which, however. felt In . measure
me dulineSs Of tie market. TrauSactio were
light and dracSy and iTreCularly weak L. s. pr
head lower. Some offerings Of earlier days r
iuained on The market THURSDAY with n,
change In the tone
Mule quotatlons-tFor broke mules to years
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MULES FOR SALE.
Office of Commissioner Of Supplies. \

OflCe OF COnrnlsslOner 0f Supplies 7
City Hall. September Il, 1900
Sealed proposals viii he received by ths
undersigned, t0 be opened al his office at
- o'clock m. on
SATURDAY NEXT. THE ETH INST.
for the purchase of three ~ mules, which
can be seen At the W0rkhouse Terms
cash, on approval Of bid by the Comp
trOller.
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioner Of Supnlses