The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
by Telegraph.

Gross receipts to-day ..-....- 81 SO
Gross SHIPMENT. ihjansn.s .i hScea sept. L.: e.S IS
BY Telegraph.
New York. sep.- H.-sPot cVtton c.ose1 quiet
and sieaaY. i-isc n.g1er. md .lins u@l.nos se' do.
Gaif s<e. safes ~ aal.s- rutu.-s c.osed s.e4uJ;
S-Sgc. The market opened nfAI. Win prices aus
rect OF tae morning anu cary a-,erlOol continued
upward On s,fy ac.isC busiLs. benind Inc buy
iIH-,y 10 loim to-nlgn. in Northern Texas. okia-
hOma. Indian ierrItoIy ana Arkansas. rne Eng
Goth departments Of LiNerpooL Ihe r~su.ar re-
pD 11 nSm domestic a.y f nod spot colon and
mUTe clearly tnan ever demoasJ ated that gieat
Norman heat 81 last Ausust. Europe was a la. ge
buyer OF spot cotton IN the South late in the o4y
nearly equai.I the port RECIPES. inc New Yerx
stock running count Ieil on i0.5ua bales. with to-
w-Ii-knUWn New orleans cottoa operator was a
heavy buyer OF the winter anu late months near
Close was steady. with pri-es net sal5 points
f Tas ic,d, IS'al o, sa,es ,S ss'i IN al SeSS'e oa.es.
gest business for public account done in some
New Orleans. La. Sept. E.-Cotton futures
stssay: sept. SssSi oc: Oct. s-5.ga5Je: Nv.
s5gas-szc-, spot cotton nrm; sales $500. o:dInAIy
mlddlins SIC: good m.ailing s n-ise; m.doiins
Liverpool. sept. M.-cStios. spot moderate busi-
ness; prices s-ssd higher. American middiings
s!.ii-Issssd: ordinary %11' ass-s.d. he sa sssl of 0t tSs a.;
ton and export and Included s.sS american. Re
seipts ssS bales including 5seo American tg-
ding & o. e; Sept; buyers;
sellers ssRsi o Soy.. S pes4, a.assd buyers SSa NI Dee s jan.
!,Ss-sia+: .O-e;d value: Jan, Fec. +,ss-s.d sellers:
tsai; assf ssa 's saSels: Ou xpsi. n Mssi 4. apsiai
buyers: May. June 5000 sellers
REPUBLIC
New York. Sept. 1I.-Live ltry-Rec to-
day were 10 cars Western and l Southwestern
Sill out. Fowls were in fairy active demand.
but chickens accumulated. and market barely
steady on mixed lou. ttaOfatigns unchanged;
liveries this morning were light. and very little
s s1 ia, In IN Gn ,s sms week eh snSwe % q sns sb aans' fsIi iayoi sf.
and market advanced fully &c on chickens and
iSctantiy. The demand was principally fog fancy
large .scalded and dry-p.cseu chickens that av-
scsseiiy u q u fancy % small Gryrpic Sate b iofi1s = The
average run OF Western dry picked and scalded
" sxceeded isc. With the sSceenon OF a few
fancy marks from Indiana. which brought a
spring turkeys sold a little more freely. Choice
s sT4 : Iaris I poor to 4 far. 's s@i.e anS cIs sess9s.
Western average. dry-picked and .scalded 134c;
Fowls. Western dfy:pi ked. prime Isc; DO. scs.dsd
prime 4dI Southwestern dry-pi.ked I2i4Gi5c:
change in quotations.
Eggs.
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New York: Sept. n~.-Esgs-Receipts to-day TO-
as qualities in general were 50 good as TO orsr
2 sra alaspr u stoSR bay saPP'y Views es hn Wes seI at s se maIR,
a price seldom exceeded unless for fancy strictly
nearby express eggs. and hence the '1oss-onr'
rate was extreme and entirely conventional. In
what were held as lower grades, the medium
qualities moved somewhat better. There were
at f5Gi7izc: fine dIrties at I7c. and checks that
s wei e g sys eer s esdei f"! 10 at se ls4si f S09sr. sgOi is as s,of h,ss
14a17c: do. checks i29l5lsc: culis 7dioc. Others
kansas City. NO.. Sept. Eggs firm: fresh
missouri and Kansas stock lsc doz., loss of.
Chicago: sept legs firm: fresh SOC per .doz.
mand: fresh nearby &c. loss on: do. Western en
&c. loss of: Co. Southwestern sc; do. South
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Sept. Observation-Disclosures 1926
pkgs. steady: State dairy 1sA6z1Hc: creamery.
s eaSssses.eHkece sJssm Ri e PRsn: h s3 eao isnd is'i mai asi
ne Cbi sssse s ssIl e Emhu sSi1rs sf.s and wn,te le,ss- n
e2ec;. dairie. I59soc. Cheese arm: 1ollanHc.
er Paile %sIss4n d rs a sspt- .,r: Do ssar s. i pris,::
&c. Cheese firm: good demand. New York full
s sGeam isl gTeaa2e s do. Do. n pIime LARGE se- le e; f aa' a TO-
<oN- to Dnad l.r1a M Er0r--
Core.
New York. Sept L.-Conee-Spot RIO dull: No
invoice ; .-loc; mild nrm: Cordoya s9llzc- Fu-
lures opened steady. with prices unchanged. For
eign market advices were practically feztureless.
Primary receipts. however. were moderate. and
this. with the uncertainty over the actual condi-
tion Of the sept Towering. tended to check bear
operations. while the large surplus already on
hand and lack Of outside interest gave little en-
enlargement To the bulls. The, trading. there
Iore. Va. more IMAM usuahy uui- frees unoer-
changed Ssns a't To 5 eT poIhs: lower and and t nens sO, af' ssle,
bags. including Sept. at 5.2sc: Oct $500:
Dee. 5;4od5:fsc: March s.esc: May s.soc: June
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sugar.
New York. Sept T.-Sugar-Raw steady: fair
sugar sAc: refined steady: crushed k1c: row
dered Lsc: granulated I.7s. Molasses frm: New
Orleans 3S64Oc.
New Orleans Ia. Sept. I,.-SuKar strong: omen
kettle ;izd3 3-isc: open kettle centrtfurai SasLc.
centrifugal yellow J.df 3-lec. seconds IL4stc' |
Molasses dull: centrfugai 5di5c.
me- Good.
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New York. Sept IL.Dry gcodsIThe demand
goods market for all descriptions Of cotton goods
IN this market, but prices are firmly maintained.
Fair business In wide print cloths at frm prices
Mems wear woolens and worsteds well sold for
spring and firm. Woolens and worsteds. dress
goods. quiet and steady
Petroleum.
Toledo: o.. Sept la-oi. North Lima sc;
0I c1iv pa seni I7cSIea,, h..,o.. q, %.