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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
SEPTEMBER WHEAT MAKES
NEW RECORD IN PRICE.
FORCED TO 81 CENTS BY DE
MAND FROM SHORTS.
Commissicn-HOuses Heavy Sellers
of Corn, bur Good Buying
Sends Price Higher.

Chicago. Sept S-The grain markets
were generally Arm to-day despite lower
cables n LIBERAL receipts in the North
west Sept was erratic again. ard. cover
ing by shorts. carried the price 10 sc. a
new record for this years crop The close
was nc higher. Dec. closed &C higher,
and Dec corn vas &c higher. with cats &c
lower Jan provisions closed &c TO l0c
lower
WHEAT.
During the early part OF the day wheat
was dull and weak. Influenced BY disaQ-
pointing cables and heavy receipts II me
Northwest Later In The session prominent
over half a million bu- OF Dee sIu1 being
taken This brought about Z rally and
started shorts 10 covering There was also
considerable covering by the latter in the
sept delivery. which advanced sharply
Sept opened &c 10 &c higher al Sac 20
Sc After selling down TO SIC this option ad-
nc higher al Sc Dec. opened Nc lower at
6slxT-SAc. eased 70 6Sa6gzc. and then raj
S~te2ranceS OF wheat and hour were equal
10 71s.0o bu- Primary receipts were 1SS.-
hu-, against l-2es.Gn bu- a year ago
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
OF 80 cars. which. with local receipts of 10
cars. s Of contract made total for three
points OF i02t cars. against los cars last
week. and SS cars a year ago
CORN
Dizziness prevailed in corn during the
early hours but later commission houses
turned sellers and disposed OF over half a
million bu- OF Dec grain. Shorts covered
freely. Dec opened a shade higher 20
Adsc lower AT 4ysc TO sc. On good de-
the price advanced 10 4s7xc. and the
close was near the TOP, with a gain Of &C
at 4sssd4s.c- Local receipts were Isl cars.
IA OF contract grade.
OATS.
Wet weather. good cash demand. Light Re
all combined 10 hold oats fairy
About the only feature was a good
comm~isslon-house demand for Dec. and
May. Dec opened &c lower al al[c. Sales
were kept within a range OF Lc- The close
was Ac lower al 3Iasc Local receipts were
IS cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

p5 New E 81 SEPT SEPT :sN+f1GgS1Rersies sa.s; *
ma hrm- Rys steady, Bs=ley steady: Wheat
No ! Sorsse-n Dsiuth 8 Z :. b aaod = Ma No. i
p1riod q es9iy Wins a9:tn snD sS,c6 All Dzice =
VIE affected ey easier EnEiish cables. bsarish
Northwest receipts, wheat suddenly turned sToaE
Vigorous Covering mai sttensee Tins Sp:Hrn vas 2
helDed BY DECIDED Strength IN coSn and biz SEA
Sei strsnce- Nav eiosed IN: a SEPT
500 elc-se g: Dee ISza7s+e. elo-d T4se
20 1.i, &c sseV.tor and Sc O. p aaoa,: No
AZ first. rejecting prospective bette HsstheT ana
better Argentine c-up reports. corn rallied NO
forecast % fnrh.T rsias es,imatee ishf 9.es9p.s
az S1ie AZ sn9 eoverins -. cisse vss I'm q;
ts5.c. elcsed. 4sAe; sept Lsezessse. eio~a ssse;
&c .oai.-Rsce,Sts 1850: eTPor4s ass: spo;
sieacy: No z oats nc; standard white sf-c:
sore optioss opened easier. but psfsS rssHS-
cred later with Other markets. Beef nrm Cat
renned dnI. PORK dull. TanoW f-n: city cs
6Ssros,ssed 81 qui seunRif ce &xr@s I6iss-. ~ Af@.
Ga,e1Es; segsa S-liou5 sga; steady Nc :
s9an s. Sh |: sqa aGas 5 N 30 ! T. ii6 IS Sc 'S ks =:
cats TT: No , white 2 rye 20
fS4seeS q. A hi Ne I N-oraNfs5s5H SLs i'm Mss
Is short rios SIDES doose5 MP Dry -ai1sd
saoslesr e1aD SesGi0& WHISKY. basis OF
Peoria. sept %-co-n F.-sey. No. } sc. Oats
siow; steady: No. : white 3sl-c frk. Whisky, on
the basis % he for finished Focis-
ss.c; DEG SEc: cash No. , hard sssss@c: No
sss.s: No r. s5s NJ ssgSs CEN
; white ss-c: No. , sc. oat-No. : white
seG-lc- Ry-No- = &c Hay-Cno.ce t.m1thy
9 1910: do. prairie r-75NE Receipss[whsat !
lS. so: CON ECO. oats B.a0 Shtpmeats-vheat
Liverpool Sep. 3-Hans-Sho-- cut frn: SIS
q Bncon-Cunberland cut strong. S.. Short ribs |
strucE. C~ss:.lonz ciea- raid5 es. HEht. st1crS. SIS: |
long cle1- middleE. heavy. strong. es HOPS At !
London f1c.hc Ccast)-Nev crop firm &c 1eSGE- 1
Rsce.pts Q: wheat eurtn. he past three DAYS
we're no receipts Of American corn during the
sane ttms. Weather fne. Co-ton-seed oIl-HuiI 1
refined. spot easier: s6s 81.
kiivack>s. Wis. Sent H-C1oae: Whea. nm
z; No | Northern Sc: No : No-hn DHf
i'm; No. : nc: sample R6coc Co-n-Dec. csc
Toledo. O.. Sept dull. easier. cash
,4c: sept. 4[c; Dec. ~ bid: May T7Sc' Corn
.cttre- easier SEPT ELc: De-. TIC. Nav ssL- Y
1ez DUH. steady; Sept H&c: Dee s%e: Nsy
clnvsr I'D s,saey active. easier: Oct
Liverpool Sept. S-wh-Et-spct firm: No. : red
r1rter Western s. I1d. No I Nur1he-r spring 5
a: No / California 60 "a: futures criet: Oct 3
Sd: Dec : iSEd corn-spof quiet: American
ntIsd Sc lord. futures quiet: Oct IS ID; Nov
Duluth sept s-C1n-e: vhe.i-cash No
Tic. No. 2 Northern sc. No ! Norhe-r
Sept Tc. Oafs-De=- E-c.
Minneapolis MIN, Sep-- Clos vhest-
,ept : nec. es&eshe: On rrk- No. I h=-d
-aur-Frs pstents rsos4: $685. mo-.
5S7.S: fr-- ciea- 0-G5Rs L: S--n-a clears
Bran higher: in bulk m-o9u-3.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27

49, ue prIk a. GsoG-. sags anc c1s1 ~
stock sreen snS Feeden-In this eiass ,ss
rzESr Was rne.r weigAts r1ngrc trun
- 20 LIZ Ih-L and the quality was lair 70
GOD Tbs BULK Of an the E0ckers. 100 - To
es sold largely AZ E-Seu4-SL
h-ife-s sold ~ SseC1&. with the bulk n E-5
GS1o. and vesrtlsa at . full range q G-0GS
manly ~ G-5Au4-5
sock Sult-Stock bulls sold mainly a. --SS
13 ana the ful range WEE -
cattle -
ce-p-s were a carr. CONTAINING S.$7 head. Z lio-
e-a- supply tI = Friday. against ~ ears and l.
- head 4&st Fr1c1s AID ) CARS and 20 head W.
weeks ago COWS were N about as larSc proper
uua a. usual and following liberal supplies ear
ti-r - the Wesk- made TOO many FOR the p-ese1-
state Of ne demand. consequently huysIs hH-
t-luES prsIIy much their Own Nay. and found no
ClfncEy II securing q general decline - 5H19l.
With ~ close Al The bottom Compare NIKE
toe close o. a1s- seek. the loss rs &H8c- There
Se-= not mary bulls. buI Ire demand was uEnL
Sad t-ade Eas e1se-- Calves wee aut plentiful
n v-As decline amounts = ak per head
Tr- IN 81 steers Wa again moderate OH
* s-Ccly choice wGs ulereL There Zas luiet
Snc s1s bet ~ NJ particular change Il prices.
raIae- b--Ig around 1seSc lover Than The cio-e
(. lasl week
during the week Texas and Indian Territory
SEER 4ys-aElE - % lis lbs sid a: = I'll
range o. &sgtz-G. =1s- " taera EUiaE Il -
- Cows 2nc h=lfs-s h-uu-a- LG1=- ba.k
ESaS. stays and oxen &5T21E. bulls &9c
aid calves ~ S5aA3 per head the bGk q
tn.E Eoin2 a. Eus&
Representative sails.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
TRANSIT WELL SUPPORTED
At CLOSE OF SESSION.
OTHER ISSUES IN LIGHT De
MAND.
Early Decline in fractions Eff
fectually Checked BY
Later Bids.

L~idui61tiOa in St Louis T-ausi, was 1hs
feature OF the local security market YES
terday- 'Rumors OF possible competition
were The principal disturbing factors in The
hands Of the bears Selling was brisk for
awhile, but toward he end o. the session
there was good support. and g portion Of
The early losses was easily wiped out. The
downward range was from se-5. At the
close @s-1 was BIC anG the stock was
ARMY hsid at $50 United Railways pre-
TERED was barely steady at IS. 81 and
TIE : Der cent BONDS were well taken az
SS5-7l.
In the trust ornpGn group. Missouri was
iEe only bull caro-. with saies at 81 and
Sl25-Sl Colonial was weak al 81 and Ger
mania easy al 81.
\ smal lot Of Mechanics National Bank
ex-G-yld=nc. al SSI2Le. Central Coal
and Coke was again easy al 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Chicago Stock Mrke,
New York Curb Market.

New tork. sept a-Tne curb na-r.t oo>,-a
Gull to-day and Qulc1. and with snail a,T H..
rea pic chaDses as compared 70 toe prsriols
closing levels Early dealings were scanned -
lev lss1-. but later q better tone de~aio,s1
wiki improved activity as q rssulr OF - -
u sympathy with the strength q The STOCK rssr-
Dealings became fairly wide ana raw -.-.
We made The animation continued u-.f1 rh-
c.o~S. 2aa although late pruat-tAktix zl@ed re-
1cuCns- maj quotations showed EeaernI xzt-s
aotAl HsaEacti0ns were estimated at fully 800
mars NorLAarr Securities sold ea-fy M ia .
liz but latec rallied 10 III, and then 49,
70 La and WIKI close 10 1880 shares chznETa-
kock Island Issues were also strong TIE con-
mon selling from - 70 - on sales q about a
~ snares the preferred going from 50 10 =
On SO. O. 40 shz-es Tennessee Co5p-r soll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
The Metal

New I9E. SEPT s.LcsYeg ruled aun m N.
t tiSlI n n5 eha sSey Eth p.ess .no~inc prass.
u5S: ssnaasa NeTsGn: electrelyfie ,itsanE
yAnoec Is Sc 70 Z, s Sd for spot and Is: LIS ID
I9r Futures I'm was I'm locally. clostnE At
aon markets. whs-- the-e was an advance OF Il
n Sits sFSS closing a; tlls 10 ana futures .;
IS hefs- Ehls The LondGn na.kss was = "a
changed Al sc in he local markes. while Loa-
o1n to- reported no change, closing at fIS.
g in tn MidGiessoro msrset Loci ron erisss
an uneh.nsea Warrants were nominal 50. !
ieUnery Nortaern- No. ] foundry sosiss-n and
No ! foundry southern soft .zG9.
The Bnnks-
New York. sepS. @-dos-Aaney On car rn
AZ HGS Der cent closed offered Z Prime mer-
sisaay. Ri;s ae,us business sss IN saha.n, s1 en- g
6S1s@ for demand and 81
tss: c0nins-ciai biils s-sl5sIsH. n.rie.n DO
iars $7c Government bonds easy State bonds
GicscO.- ssp.- a.-Bank e~iesrtnT- e.:
sol.noeF M5as1 Wv YORK sschanEs nc dis
f' sai5ins ss ~ IA OF s gag .es IS ,oT ae9. =
sslssess izsi So5e per ens hAis'
Boets sslt 1--EIrhanres E-S1e2: hal
N- York ssgt z-EIrhanr-s ne.zI.ss.
PhTlsd.lnsiS p -. x-C-.,.nr x,sm
8 bzisne- 49, Money 8 p@r eent
New Cne To1f .1 % SrMS &C.. e e. esnt
BAR Silver.
Ss- YORK Sept S-Bsr silver sTss pr exnoa
Al kGaoon- Uncertain E@1 pe- ounce.
Treasury Statement.
Warrington Sept S-AvanahIe ensh hais-r.
x1s.seLS.. GOLD ss4ss.GS-
Dried Fruits
View York S-r H--E-aporsted zpples cru-
-fr1e IN light s-pDfv and are f-m al tIdsc fr
eouDon. e-1Fzc Tor prime. 1GIHc FOR ch0ics
and &c fo- fancy. FCnes maintain their recen-
t-unees urce : clearing Nd of the more ar
tractfre Qualities and 4 fair demand Quotations
range from nc 70 nc FOR AL grades Ap-innfB
are rz.he- more active and unchsnzec at 10
1c q 6z and t-G1ac IN b4xA Peaches nr
qui9 but steady. Al I2e1so for peeled and 20
New York SEP. E-Dry Gonis-The r.a<h--
has again ben had for local c3de- and the ma
ket has ruled quiet N all denzrrnentsL No
Change m he rna= OF efrher corfu1 a. Wocien
rooas- Linens are uuist. hut firm Barsaps ar-
T01ge- cz confirmed reports q g shor ju.e
H.nchsstsr. Sept 3-cl1shs euu and inactive
Yarns sul<t and urchzrxsd- I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Wool.

LC1dor. Sept E-ne offerings Il tne wool
auction sals- to-day numbered sol balrT. Ne
dim 70 f1c c-uesbrecs were N ACTIVE demand
and sold = per cent above the July sales Caps
the exceptions o. short GRASSES. Shich sold In
buye-s fevo-- Following Ere the erl>e IN de-
rsfl: View south Wales. l9s haIe-: scorr-f- SID
61s Sa-G. Er-ssys dG7s I'd Queensland. 70
tr-ia 100 baies: s>nu-ed- &cfis sd E-eas-. "a
fis y South Australia. 10 bales: greasy. q.
ls g. zTeesy. 1851 Tssmsnia. - hal.s:
scourec- %: <-czsy. &dI9d New Zealand s.
cnps q Good Hop add Natal M bales: SECURED.
Dasssa Sept s-Ihs Commercial Bulletin usu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
St Louis Cotton Marke:

T.nSes and stains AZ SfHc OF white
Receipts al PRINCIPAL points:
GaiveS-un- rs.@9 bales
New Orleans. IL baies-
Mobile. us hzie<
SAVANNAH. Io.S7 bales
Charleston. I'D bales
Norfolk .lsf bales.
Houston 1855 bales
Memphis. aess bales
Galvesr1n-Sro- market steady. O-1-e nIt-
ChuES sc Sales. e 2A bales
New O-iean-Spct mz-ker steady. Misdlin-s
s 7-1sc Sales S@I5 bales
MeEphi-Sppt market steady. nfst,f-rz
So sales. sras bales.
The net receipts al all United States ports for
seven GAYS we've @T..1 bales. as agA f.Et ma
hal-S a week aro. and t6.5ze q year ak: exports
lsG1 bales. as against S-56 bales a yea- ago.
stocks 4-S hale- as a-lsrS SESC
S. Lo-is va-ehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Wall street Gos.ip-

,,ssI ;hrSass FSanais, Bro. 3 c6a. Nos :. H Norss
London traced on both ssd-s to IN. extent o.
Wolf. a CO and ether n-6Sers weTr d. s1T-
s - e ne neT = = @ sseSk -'righis Thee
t sSI,5 PT9a5 I .ss pgfrhsses 2 q stock II was
D-cs : nI1 ~ VII q stock a tse ruling
nights would net the pU-chass- a r-oSi o. b.
the aoor Of the exahSlsd lT tsas sSs sTsy. ass On 7
baltimore and Ohio hsG IiQulaa:-d-
oS1se 75sssd hgy:ns en- re gs-s Of a few inside.
ben formed 10 opersts in this STOCK on ne bull
hss. ii l. sSid- TiVs5 M 1870 f5r 7sN CO
Foundry COMPANY al the Business II can bandis
The sharp aAyHnoe IN Z q y. early IN the
cnane: who gessed Il NJ on the vidsly crsn-
ny hse BEEN N ps2na las5as o sIsS q s sss RT9Sss
deS2atch stated that she L q y, was 20 Be
as J: P Norman & CO ereTess-d her o1.ioa
on ne Gates stock This rD0u e9uid nSs be
T j. Taylor & O. wers BUYERS q I Z :. 'p
President oszeod and his Friend, we're ~ts -
ssv nnsFai IN nuy tsa 81 paes Y Va. J. d md IN the 1890
sosSel ruth N sssismeni .Tls ossoo sps ssnru ss
eontre soe " his S 49, IN EESSTSsa s ~ 5es ashi sr ~
ing OF C r / ia hooked for
A feature was ths shan rise IL 81 Paul. N.
meFel1elt DeEz1 E.1 Duyn M by Cnfc1ED Coe-a-
tors and By scattering roam tradsrs. though OF
the rise sone couanission-hozse buying o. : good :
character came Il The bass Of the rise was
the revival of the rumor IN cirrulatio1 last week
- the Effect that through g new issue q stock
there rori6 be valuable rights 10 the sock
hslesrx. v~zriousiy estimated 70 be worth from
10 TO =
The shaT rise IN Det-ost Southern pcd. wu
cue 20 buying by Campbell Hartman Z ca.
Van Emfe-< & Ar-s-bury. & r Chapman q Co
and other rTur1tnect cocruisxto1-h1cse6 Erer
since the management denied scre q the -rnurs
OF a chnare % co-croi there has beer sec-
ssiii,r o. tk preferred despite TIE evidences Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
PROVISIONS

Lower prices ruled In provisions. and
trading was only moderately active Weak
ness was due principally 10 increased re-
csipts Of hogs at the yards. with lower
prices for the same. Jan pork closed loc
lower at $3.50 Lam was SC lower at
S-12h. while ribs closed nc lower al
S8-EL
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat.
10 cars; corn. 30 cars; oats, us cars: hogs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27

fed with the property The stock WIS IN god
cenaas IN the Iosa crowd and loaned ~ 3 and
s Or cent While The money ufc was Il 70 a
per cent
A sr-uns Feature was Nznhartzn- Gould b-ok-
ers and RON traders bought The sock and bull
tips On n circulated freely II v1s said that
insiders bad taken AL the oce-1nEx during the
recent weakness o. the general market and that
.,ds~elupnea-x" o. Importance might sod- be
aano1oced Butler Bros took iao99 sha-es- Har-
rs. Gates & ca. were also large buyers
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Hereford Cattle Sale.

III NDLN- y ~
F1nc- III. sept 4-The Joseph Aaz-x -S-~-
1o-c cattle sac AZ Pralrietun Iuuax.fo ve-t ?
cay ~1s a rrco-c-breaker. TIE saiy rs-z-d
more than E1eo- a registered Hereford buI
sold nor 80 and several COWS Tor 49, .dln. Iii
OF TIE 20 bead OF cattle brought lar sf =
M Adams lies critically III AZ Tia none. ss
death being expected aay hour.
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Kew York stock Quota.ien.-

The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing qnCtaions On me New YORK Stock
EzrhAaEe yesterday. Corrected oAiIy for TIE
Republic By d p FrzociS. Bro Il Co. bonds
80 stOckz. Nc "a So-tE Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
LocnI Moner m.n
Yesterdays Bank ,

Clea-tnEs were fairly large. ana .h--- -
continued good demand for cal and -s-. 49,.
with discount rates firm between 3, ana 6 ~
cent p1
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EgHs.
SPECIAL.

New York. Sept 8-Exz-Recespr today
were Als3 cases Letter advlces sho~ tnat sesf-
cEo EnArksIs are strong. and from the producing
SECTIONS the same conditions prevail. whi.h Iesds
10 = nrn nelctng Of all grades Of eggs at rhfs
enc a me late range OF prices. With current ue-
uRnd sufncierr 10 absorb the moderate srivu q
aHlenron was orasn TO fancy esrtke atcrz. wEica
approved samples
mere was no disposition 70 tnde in fair 70
good grades Of storage eggs S~copd al, ties an /
checks Of good qualities sold well and tse-~ Ms
a demand Tor gooc spots At about = bet trashy
lots were not seiaole for reasons rnt~d Csuof,-
lions. az mark: Western and S1u-bu e-fzrn h-~-
41Lc western. Southwestern AMI Soutsera
lar 1szlse: fre=h-garhe-ed d:rties 1sQlsc. others
Chicago. Sept a-Esr. steady: los, or case.
re.urned- 4aGac per doz-
-ha052s City. 10. sept 9i-ErrS firm fresh
Missouri AID Kansas stock r7l.c de-. loss oT-
cases returned
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept es-Erys firm rood
oennnd. fresh nearby Ac. less on. do Ne<ts.a
&c DO Southern nc: do Southwestern &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
beaumont OIL stock Sales.

Beaumont. Tex. Sept. 5-The actl-it- that
NaS evident yesterday On the floor o. ice DsI
ExeS2nge was again manifest to-cay. Hlxrias
was 1gasn = lively trader. . shares ~ that STOCK
changing hands at 81. yesterdays price. NaD-
hSt.an MAS also = large trader. I.so9 snares
changing hands at &C. which II rather k~.ox
what Il had been going for. Anglo . saies were
much layer than they have been for manv
~ Tbs Dividend led the East IA the Voiurn,
q sales. sales: Gladys CT beaumont. l,sge
shares al &c. Manhattan LOO sha-~s AZ g.
AnSlo-Ame-can- $500 shares al ~ per cent: cx-
por1. 1ev At &c. star Petroleum. Lao snarer Al
Dividend. a-sO0 shares al ic: Nat.5nsI 81
and Pipe Lre 3eG shares at LIE: Becky
SLAP 1.s shares n BIC. Higs1as. = snaT~s
at So. Grace. loco shares n 2ac. OF quota
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Coffee

New YORK Sept sk-Co-ee-spot-RIo eaSv-
no Z invoice ssc; mid. quiet. Cndova S-TiaE..
Futures opened steady. with price, uucnznSa1 10
) points l0ve-. this being about cue On TIE cab.e
news. but al-noz- Immediately weakened uxaNr
genera selling led by importers and ds-cou aged
E0nEr Hrt settled rapidly under the Lea.y oner-
inEs the close being AZ he low posrf o. toe dsy.
10 degrees the market Europe at the start vas
a buyer mere The bull cliqGe surnisned a spas
mode demand during the DAY. hit su5stasrfaf
support was lacking. and there was 10 nliy To
The market Trading WAS co1-parsftaey ncfro
On he break. saies reaching 100 has. zncsudi1~
SEPT 81 sc. Oc- 4-SSG5c. Nov. S..e1z-E &c. Dc,
sl4s-1c. Jan G2eGszc. March 5-ss65.4 NAV
b-Sns6c. Jsiy &c. Aug 6-s5c- The mar
ks- was anaily stsaey In tone. with rrices ner :,
9ls points lower.
Butter and Cheese
New Tcrk. sept &-Butte--Eeceiptz Z NJ
pksx- steady. State dairy s-ar-c creanery.
extra rs. creamery. conmc1 10 caoice 1-E-3c-
Cheese-kecetpes 5AS pkgs: arm: fancy arsa
colored and white ne. fancy snail oew staae
frl cream cosoret and white ne
&c cniries GG1oc- Cheese steady: IslNrfHc
Philadelphia. Pa sept S-RuSfer qu.et but
steady. extra Western creamery 2c- do nearby
prfnts Ne Cheese ftrn and n good Demand.
New YORK fuil creams prime small ElGrlc. do.
fat- % good Email 1N+71lc- Do. priEne TO larD
nsilhc. do fair 10 good Wa91eze
SAN FRASCIscoA new line of Freight
steamers win be put On the route Connect
ing San Francisco with New York. by The
Luckerbachs Of New York The ffpe vi0
give is whole attention to the freight huss-
ness.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27

say IN tp-no--ov's report On the wool traee b
ths United States.
As the snail shipments Indicate. there Is not
much enthusiasm IN wool The President IN
to-y. tight money and tartS SaEk are Eatrraliy
preventing any boom IN z commodity SO sensitive
10 general business cold;tf1ns- There J.. how
eTS-. = good. sreacy jobbinE busiEezs- Tae adj
vance o. 5Gsc on low and medium woods n Lon
onn this week has not advanced prices here The
abandonment q the pulled wool cumhilaIioa this
week has also been without apprecEzhle efsc--
Tie demand for wool - generally distributed and
cutie sufficient 70 rnirlzin prices The receipts
Of wool IN Boston since Jan L 1877 have be-a
eE4SST7 rs. AGAINST 5ls - As lbs f. the same
period IN lsOl The Boston shipments 70 cate ars
-SsS& lbs. against shipments q E-.S5S. -
lbs for the sar@ period in 1871 The stock on
hHEc IN B1S-cl Jan ! lSs was 0.Sie ~ BIS
The total stock today is IG-255E lbs IN stock
On hand Sept :. 1So1. was Iz5S.oS 5x"
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Houston OH stock Sales.

Houston Tex. Sept &t-sales on he on *
change to-day were good. bur there was . wezS-
ening OF the Price Iisr. and this conlrsbrt-d 10
The sales sales. Beatty. 1.eS a. l.; Coal-
mental National 1.oS at 1ec. Beaun1aaf. Ia er
IL: CeySer q Galveston. - AZ 14c. II.g.Ins. ! al
beagnont 10 az Ere silver D.ns. Lee az &C..
ssoHsse- -. ~ IS: victor. Lo91 Al i. Ava 81
n2rionaL- z0 AZ i<e. H. X a T. L.s6 AZ -.
Len a SIC. Irdepsndeace. 20 AZ &c: &r- harf.
ene Mechanics. La a. 4e. Becky sha ,. s.e3
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Bonds.
DOMESTIC F.cb,nr.

Ehf-1ke- 4 Co. bond. stock and cor3.-,s.l
paper and exchange broks-T- No "a SS---
Fourth street quote exchange as follows:
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SuEr-

4esterGay's Clearing house statement ,hov-6
dearnEs Of S.cdS-s and Balance OF rl.S