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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-07-18

mentS by the river, where my recOllec-
ton became confused. 1t was daylight,
but still the remains Of the storm of
last night were in evidence, and could
bear the water dripping from the caves
and through the half open dormer win
dow the murmur of the Luxege, still
angry and unappeased, reached my
ears.
Where was L? looked about me and
found that l was in a large room,
warm from the effects of huge wood
fire that danced cheerily in the fire.
place. Leaning on one elbow, l glanced
still farther about me and saw that the
furniture was the same old and heavily
antique make that we had at Mieux
The curtains of the bed were, however,
worn and faded, the tapestry on the
walls was older and more faded still,
and then my eyes were arrested by the
coat of arms carved on the stonework
of the fireplace-two wolves heads,
with a motto so Clipped and defaced
that / could not read it. Whose was
the device? l lay back and thought,
but could not make it out. Certainly
not that of any of the great houses.
No doubt my kind preserver belonged
to the lesser nobility. but l could soon
find out. Then / closed my eyes once
more and would have slept, but was
aroused by some one entering the room
and, looking up, saw Mousette.
"Ah, madem-madame, mean," she
said eagerly, 'thank God you are look
ing none the worse for that terrible
night. little thought we would ever
live to see daylight again."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
by Telegraph.

Kansas city. No. Sept s-CattIe-RecsIrt IL.
n~atiyes. Corn cattle steady. CaIyes-Wes;ern
s,sadv TO lower; quarantine active and steady;
To- good Sl7.IS: stOckers and feeders EG5.IS:
Western fed steers si.l2G5.5; Texans and In.
1--WE cows nsst%; native heirs .5d5z
Hog-seceipts 1852. market 3 lower: top 81. -:
sglk .; s = E.S2a7-Si heavy Espas.5s; miKed
natives steady; Westerns weak: native lambs
ers s. aai: wes,ern Wcther< = "a g. ,es sNr,
s-Sr+on: Texas clipred warnings sass: Texas
clipped sheep E@G5-5. stcckeTs and feeders g -
,h.essa. SPIT. a-C1t;I-Reesip,s Is o1. includ-
ins % Texans. s.pfo Westerns. choice natives
steady: Others slo. good 70 prime steers sass:
( - MIN, coN .S s,2sssrS and feeders
mrs S:5eas 80: bulls ts-0aS.g; calves Sa5.25:
So. Hoss-ReeeIpts to-day .ses5: to"mofros 81
e0, left over sNs: Ice 70 &c lower: mixed and
-: rough hssyy SIZE 20: iisS; baIk
81 sales ST.z577.1 SEeep-Receipis 2.0D, sheep
fair to choice mixed s,aa51S: wesisrn sSeep
rs; boss I5s9: shss3 SI@a. shiPm.n,sScst-
steers steady to ISc higher. Bulls ami COW. dull
1880. oxen $50 bun. E9aSS: Saws sIfss
st@: s;@skers 5Ta Gables steady. Ex-
ss75. vsals = lower: srassers and hutteTrfS,
easier: Few lots unso'f: veals SlsTsi,S chaies
EeS- - wsStcIns 81 sheep ana hmss"Re,
ceip-z Eos. sSeru y " =-ol. handy sheep fuII
steady. prime AMI choice p abs steady Sfhe-x
dull ann easier. ciEar ears unSrtd- Sheen 81 81
- g; fcv cho &C g. extra Si5'ai- cullS sl.s01I9:
lambs &C -. sh1en ard srtrt t--Iz % ruffz
30 H1e-Reccip:s SIS: : :. safe hos s. =
u 80 mixed Westerns z.SFG..
S1Uth s. J1seuh. Nc. : Ut 5--a:ttr-Rs-ei-
27W: best steady 70 strong: Cths-s weak 20 10
lower natives sigrSL. COWS and h-ffe-x g -
SIS. vca,s s. 55dsE =; bulls ami stsES s. s'Gf :.
rockers and feeder f2sOG52s H6Ex-Rere ptS
-: fHc'F lower. IEht an u-ht mixed e SO
80: medium and hsavy s.s'R5.1: bl,k s.5ea
20: PCS S.7sdI She~p-Receip;s 7O95: steady
to strong. lambs Tec lower.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
New York Curb Market.

~ aLlk ;. EiAALs
New York. Sept. 2-Increazed activity dey.r-
nped on the curD market to-day and prices con-
tinued TO show decided strength. In sympathy
with the general market. Interest again centered
In Northern Securities. which displayed unusual
activity and strength From iisis al the op-nInS
The. price advanced TO Ii5z. but later moved
hack 20 l1. Al the low hEur . excellent support
VAS given. which subsequently brought about a
sharp adyaace 10 10 The Etter figure repre-
-@nts an advance Of , per cent from the final
at which the stock has ever sold Total transac-
The Rock Island issues were considsrabiy Ie-s
active than on yesterday. and the movements IN
both the common AMI preferred stocks we've re-
dictionary The first named opened At s,fs. and
declined TO 5L on soies % about 1eOO shares.
while the preferred declined from - to - on
transactions 81 about 1S9 shares Another fea-
cure Of the Trading vas the enormous dealings in
United States Realty. common and prsfrTed. at
advancing prices. The common rose frcm Is TO
s7is. but later on reacted to "a en- proht-takiag
sales. In the subsequent dealings II recovered TO
Ssl. which figure shows a gain OF - The pre-
ferred changed hands at 7s TO SOL Can common
sold at i3uiSL. and 100 preferred at "a. 40 San
Francisco Railways at =d2I-
In the boai department business was quite
active and rrices. as a rule. showed slight ad-
vance. Rock Island nsw ~ sold TO the extent
Of about S4o.e9. at from Ssr TO ssh. and about
si5e1o OREGON Short Line Jew Is sold at slia
4a4-- Other sales were: $1,000 Nfrx MA Coal
and Coke s. ct "a; gaCO International salt s.
at ~: sle.eo San Francisco Railway SUBJ at
81. sx-s,ocks. and Sco Denver Gas bonds At
7Is and -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

-WHEAT-Receipts li.o7s SKIS. and uf cars local
and 2 cars through BY sample delivered: No ?
side. No. 3 red al 5Az165c w. and So. g55-c E.
&c; no grade at Sc to 5sc; No. 3 white at CSC
still limited: No. 2 sold at SEC for choice and
ordinary ~quotabiy SCI No. 3 at 62easSc to e6G
sszc for poor to choice.
through. BY sample delivsred: No. . at 5TIkc ".
side; No. ; at 5sGS5Izc F. and SIC W. side: No.
: white at Gle W. and Z. side; No. ) white at
sic W. side; musty white at SIC: No. ? yellow
OATS-Receipts 30 cars local and IL cars
through. BY sample delivered: No. = al 3ac; No.
2 at zsa2s5tc; No; al 2e5sqZlizc; no grade at
$2QS5<c for poor to choice; No. . white quota
RYEesales Of No. 2 del. E. side at 5ossagao
and 5llzc for fancy, ana Of No ; at Sic
FFIlkkxssE3E6e-a.&a1.a.
neutrality-suspicious. are ~ follows: New soft
wheat flour in wood-Patents ss-i5a5 Is: straishts
low grades S2.40a2-6O: cid I0al5c higher. New
hard winter in tute SKIS Patents f3n3 2:
S225a249; old i5g2oc higher. Spring-wheai pat
ents $. zoG5.s9 bulk
BRAN-Soft winter bran sslable E. trk. basis
at &c in large and eSc in small SKIS. and for
bran in 1gos W. side at 6sG67c. At mill bran
sell az e5g6ic and chips at SasSc-
RYE FLoUR-Jobbing at s2s1d2.D in SKIS. and
81 90 in bbls.
CoRNMEAL-Cty meal Z. o. b. $50: pearl.
~HAY-Receipts 1890 tons local and sss tons
ide-New sn.50a12: No. | Slo.sOaII-50; No. :
$685.; lower grades at isds. Cloyer-No. / at
81 Prairie on W. 81; No. 1 ssds.9:
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead a, sAcsn: spelter
at SIS.
wHIsKY-At s.s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
YEAFLLNGs AND HERETIcs

g.. 80. 80 =. ~ 4U l.. @ec... rs
Butcher OF butcher stun were
only fair in number and largely medium IN quail
IT'S. though sumo very good offerings were avail
was some complaint by a few saiesnen on the
common en4 q tae trade. which WIS cens.dcuri
pretty slow. Bulls wer. abCu; as they have been
for the last wees. While calves showed no par
Ucu!a- change.
saF- aad IL heal last NelL-St2y. and al
ears and -, head two weeks aea. CoNs Were
in liberal supply. hut under good demand. We"
well taken care - and showed considerable hfe
with fst'gS ruling steady To- zfruCE- Bulls sci.
strong a-i calves showed 10 material Chln-c
steers. and Trey we.- fairly active IS n rue.
tl9uEh che or I've complaints Wcl- registered
Prices. however. were mainly st-Idy 10 strong.
with most 4 the strength ca the go. tud. All
early arrivals vrr. -izp.~,c f.
HOGS-Ihs supply o. hogs. while very rTpsr--
several weeks. and while tle quality was iair.y
sod NOR hogs that csssed ~ oGiy fair Wer-
o1 sale tlaE any duNs recently The maTS~t
opened with tGye~. eSp--i1liN packers. NyfF
b-ar.sf ami ie-et Ille- - force a Ceclire II
price Values - god butcher and aGc<T-
packers and mixed lois Lights Mere also le0isc
lower. as q rrlr. and thu common ones even
showed = l=rser decline The late marks. was
very wt-k and a god many hogs were led
ovsE. Faig 10 rest butcher and Leavy noEs sold
At I.3Is-s. good ms'ilum weights and packers
at S5.s0u5.N. the huls a. E.@T7.G. lights. II 70
Is - Al s. -iJH.-6l the bulk at i.+lGs.t %. lights.
leo 10 - H.. At SfTl.l1. pigs a. .fus.I5. rol-hs
and cults IT .S--5f-. The top % the market wG-
49, and ta- uuis a. the hogs above $50 It,.
average sid AZ S-lIE-s@ against q top Of ~
and the bUik Il ss-laHs-ev on Tuesday
NfTFHaaaEFH FNHa aH.H-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ne. York Sept s--F1our-Receip,s sa.ssi bbl- 4:
s snooI Is l: =, x S9as; E I5 hut quiet; winter eH-
quiet Cornmeai nrm: yellow Western S.s7: city
msIainE ssa ssssA e. l. 10 :, Bus Ssfls fsed! Bsflsk Suli;
Z Buffalo. Nhezt-Receipts sS.iS0: exports ~
red 80 r. "@ 9. b 10 saaa s:d No %'i i S slfyssq5; b nj; :
sosc Z o. b. an2at. No. ] hard Manitoba Sg. -
mheat market today was more active an1
s!tSnssnereS sh Tffy i Esbi .,. lTsslS Sa isTss ssaeoaTt
EracinS AZ chicago and steady English markets.
and saGe net hisher. MAY .4ssaaaS. cltH.ei
.sSc' sept, GsE'Ssc closed ss7sc: Dee. 5ssG
= Spot firm. No = ssc elevator and ssi.c I. o.
, snoat Options marke, displayed unusual
with a bullish weekly crop bulletin. steady ca
Strength in cash cifeies and 'u minlTu' 9n .dB o,
Spt Slgsed arm a. ia2e ret adVanee: Nav
fsisaeisc. closed 4s7.e. oa,sGReeesSIs 100:
SPOT steady; No : &c trk. mixed Western 1c:
sir9nEtT on s9nsingsd poo; %sr&dins at chicago
steady Cut meats quiet Lard steady. refined
country eGsEc Coti"n-seed oil dull. Rice steady.
Molasses steady
firm. Close: No. / Northern &c: No. sNor.hsr3
ssd5iEc: Dec sSsc- RISE steady: No. l ssi,e
hishsf; standard SIC. cornSbes. sse''e' Oats
Toledo; %. ssIt s:,Whsa; more active and
3i.c. Corn .dnn and strong: sept. Sc: n@Sy
cIoT.r e ssei ' fiiri hnd ar MIN; S sPS e5s; Dee e
S.ssi-: jar. SSH: cash prime IS. rive Sc
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept; Close: w~hest-sept. &c;
Norihsrn s74c: No : Northern &C. ri"S- !
7.1: first clears $50: second clears ,e.i5. R-an
ChIsaSe. Sort. cash -FOUR easy. whea,-v,
. spring .ea1Se: No , Ga1tc; No. : rel 7oEa
&c: No. : white Ssd35t.c. Rye-No. . sid5g,.c.
Rarley-Fair to choice mailing 5lGssc F1,xxesi
cSstract rTsdt SIS. ProyisioasnM;s9s pS Co., re-
bhl SIS 9als5s: lard. Per 10 is. ffa.raia5D:
shoulder. dIdl s~ds..c: short clear sides TsxiS
s.aIc-e. whisky. basis q hiehwines. s.s..
en- spring firm, s. SID: No. ? red western in
ter Quiet. g.: No. ! California steady e ~
Co-n-srot quiet: American mixed Sc ia En-
tu;es quiet: Oct 3 gid: Nov. nominal: Dec. Is
Du,u,h. ser;.1-Ccse:- whea;-So I hard
.osSe: Western ssite; No , NOrhsrn sTie: sept
el rss-ls- IS So; 1 HID n% aEgss: NJ : sets; Dat:
slAc Dec. &C; cssh No. lard ssas.e' No !
sept iszc: p-c. sn=as,c: cash n |. mixSj e
No; : white zE35ac: No /. 57assc. Oats-NS' ;
S White So kyes ~ : G4tss HeyTc4o,es tan
W.; i = 90 90 So-I ~, cat: * shipments
The Visible.
New T'rS. sept. 2-Sp-cial isI.--aph,- and
CABLE conmun'cat'ons received by Rraistrref's
show TIE following changes in available s%u-pises'
S;7tss aEd canada east ,of Enckie~. incressed
~ bu: aGoet FOR ard IN Euror- Incr-asei
United Si9tss and Caasda. east Of Rorttss -.
creased. 1900 Oats. United Ststes and can
tire more important Increases r-7orf.J a.. lie
~ ~SGo IN al No-tnve ;ern interior elevators
eTsa... 80" inei s% at tho Lsa ~ ne 70, TS +, leading &c,
private elevators and ie1.eo hu- IN Naritota.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
BY Telegraph.

New York. Sepi. s-Srot Gotten closed steady
* saIts - b,Iss. FTturss aISssi drm:
:isgnnt F %s'- IL u SSy, Arm naiil
&iay s.s4c. The market opened arm. prices : 10
9 POINTS higher. and following The cail ler a Tin.
supporting factor Wa the belief that the Set.
a much lower c%oniitiSn - The crop than hereto
fore rscksned with. liy"rDuo! !.sH1def = TIE
orders. believed to be f5r clvesins rurpa-.s. TIE
general course Of the market was upward. E.'h
sIv active ihrTishoui ~. ais ssssiS5. IN.
..-a.nst IS last roath. and IA last year A;
= o'clock The advance was 10 10 Il points. WITH
the tore strong. Then came the announcement
ket started upward with the shorts panic-strick-7.
NW1ll street bulls pressed ih-ir advantage. and
veTy aciive all the res, o; the day. and Nov.
tho was Il points above the close Of
yesterday. The close was firm and net . TO 80
bulletin gave showsrs to 200 rams oyar tSs
Central and Eastern belt. bEt tire drought-strick-
Texas reported a condlti'n = , and Alabama 4
condition OF - with e9naiti9ns since the report
taose states led e NAT predictions for a shor;
been seriously Injured in trolly car accident
nrafe only = temporary effect on the marke; a:
pyrfeI advances in sTot cotton Of ~ 10 sS Re
NeE Orleans sept; Cotton futures
les &; Ree; S4sas sc; Ian sf7as sc: FEB.
sales 800 ordinary S-lsc: good ordinary : I-lsc:
low middlinE $ 3,lsc: middllnS $50: good mid;
ding s..c. m!idlinE fair SIC: receipts so5s;
Liverpool. SEPT. 2-cotton-spot moderate bus
iness: prices l-lst higher: American middinr fair
? Bed; good middling : SID. mlddlinE : lied:
low midtiinS : 5i-zed; good ordinary 42.-z2i: or
dinarv Z lo-s-d- Sales Of the dav were 1Ga bales
Cf which 90 were for speculation and EXPORT. and
included $50 American. Receipts 900 halss. in
cIucinG so American Futures opened firm and
s.9Sed fsysIlsh- A%efiesn middlinE g Q s.;
sellers; oct-Nov- 1854 sellers: Nov.-Dec.
Z It'd sellers: Dec.-Jan. 4 s5-ssT4 IS -sIi sellers.
Jan. FEB. 4 55-eid sellers: Feb.-Mar. I55-s+i
sellers: Mar--Api. 1854 sellers; Api.-Nay
4 5s-6idi 3f-e4d sellers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

New York. Sept. 81 take this means O, an
swertns hundreds of telesraphic inquiries reaca-
ing me from all over the country In regard 10 the
cotton market 1t IL Impossible for me to reply
10 them Individually. The report OF the United
states Government. issued to-day in regard 20
the cotton crop. indicates a condition Of 81. which
Is the lowest on record for September. 1t is. ana
has been. confirmed and fo:eshacowed by All
other reports public and private for the last
three weeks The most optimistic construction
thar II i possible to put upon the Government
report does not justify the expectation Of a crop
OF 100000 bales of American cotton. The world
consumed during the year just ended II. Coz. e1
bales OF American growth. and In order TO make
this supply suffice reserves everywhere are prsc-
ttcally exhausted For the coming season IN,
world Will require conservatively estimated about
1-J0.ooo bales OF American cotton. There Is
then a theoretical deficiency between the max
imuri supply and the minimum demand OF at
least l@S.Ooo bales. An actual deficiency Is COM
mercialy unthinkahle- The price must go 20 a
figure that will check consumption. This price
Is by. no means reached as yet. America has a
practical monopoly OF cotton production. Peace
reigns universally throughout the world. Indus
trial and commercial enterprise Is unchecked and
expanding Next to foodstuns cotton Is the most
Important and necessary staple consumed by CIV
iiized society. / think 1t entirely probable that
before any effect upon consumption Is apparent
cotton Will be selling at 10 cents a pound In tbs
south. and doubt " the advance viii stop there.
II producers OF the article are wise they viii de-
m7ni and obtain that figure.
Csisnsd THEODORE H. PRICE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

On rather slight provocauon the eE contingent became alarmed yesterdays local
srn market Covering was the order of the day.. and values advanced rapidly on
weather AM statistical ews Advhes from the Northwest we're thep principal bull card
1t was stated thta heavy drop in temperature was feared, and that frost was to be
expected in the British possessions Though conditions were notm materially changed in
the wtnter belt receipts were comparatively Light and foreign markets were firm to
higher
Corn was the speculative lodeIone- Receipts we're again mail and 1.-The Government
crop report though somewhat beansh as to condition. indcateda slow growth In the sur
plus States Other domestic markets we. strong
Decembe wheat opened unchanged and closed lie up
Decemb cn opened &c up and closed hc up
Decemb oats closed &c VI.
Receipts of produceW were moderaha and prices for uts and vegetables were steady
Trading in locals securities was in fair volume Bank stocks were in good investment
inquiry
Yesterdays bank cearnEs were Y0a@s balances aDaz Discount, ats were
steady between s and 8 per cent
Spotc cotton was firm and unchanged IN 1.-THE local. market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
SHORTS FREELY COVER
IN LOCAL MARKET.
SULLISH WEATHER NEWS
THE FEATURE.
Threatened Frost in Northwest
and Light Receipts Cause
Advance.

In the local grain market there was the
usual reaction following several days of
duilness and depression. There was enough
bullish new from the Northwest TO alarm
the shorts. who FASTENED 10 cover. Re
ceipts were moderate and weather condl-
tioHs IN the South and Southwest were IN
settled. Foreign markets were generally
strong. In his weekly crop review Snow
says:
Spring wheat concitlon when harvested
was 3 points lower than on Angus !, or So
Comparatively little thrashing had been
done up TO the end OF August. but with IA
vorabie weather it VIII now proceed rapid
~. Present indications justify a crop ex-
pectation OF at least 30. 90 90 bu. in Min
wbeaf e cTop 'o os b tgIiv 80 90 3 90 ' Su sTPb bils
seems yet no reason TO lower the previous
estimate Of a total wheat crop this year OF
Bradstreets repor.s the available supply
of wheat east Of the Rockies for the past
week at $4,000 bu. increase and stocks In
and a1oat for Europe increased 2.iU0,OO1 bu-.
29oS. 900 bu."
Dec. wheat opened unchanged and sold at:
65hc. 651c. 66Ac. 6skc.
Cold weather in the northern portions OF
the belt and Indications OF slow maturing
caused a brisk upward movement In corn.
Gables were firm and scared shorts were
apparently unreaSOnaDly nervous. Except III
so far as it indicated slow progress OF the
crop the Government report was decidedly
bearish.
December corn opened nc up and sold at:
2sc. sssc, ssac. ssac. Htc. Ssac. sssc. $685.,
ss5sc- sGzc, 5sac.
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis were 49,
"a bu-. OF which 1.076 SKIS. and ia cars 10
cal and 2 cars through, against 1850 bu., Of
which AGO SKIS. and IS cars local and n
cars through. in 1871.
Receipts of wheat at primary points were
1.153,6sl Du., against L2Ii.00 bu- last year.
and shipments were S5l,l64 bu.. against 7U2.-
O0 bu- The Northwest received 44 cars,
against 15 cars in ls0l- Chicago received
257.6 GIL blu. and Kansas City 400 bu. Tho
~clearances Of wheat and -four were equal
TO $4,000 bu. of wheat.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis were 1870
bu.. of which IS SKIS. and L. cars local and
0 cars through. as against 2l.sW bu., Of
which D cars local and 4 cars through, in
800.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
133, $40 bu.. against 6S4.00 bu., in 1901. and
shipments were 1854 bu.. against 47 900
bu. Chicago received $3.50 bu. and KaIsas
City $500 bu. The clearances amounted TO
800 bu.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis were $3.50
bu-. of which 80 cars local and IL cars
through, against 34.SO Du., of which Il cars
local and 2 cars through, in 1901
Receipts of oats az primary points were
s73.650 bu., against 605,00o blu. in 1901. and
the shipments therefrom were 4l4.950 bu..
against $4,000 bu. The c~Iearances were A.
600 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
PrONisInua.

Pork-New standard s7.zO. per 100 lbs, in a
jobblng way; 1901 at 1850.
Lard-Choice steam on E. eide closed nouui-
nally at lo.l2Ac; kettle rendered l0z6 a
Green Hsrns-Car lots held Z. o. b. E side
thus; Hams 10 ay. al loss; z av. At le4 aiesc;
1ks: les and ls at lessG10&c: COS az 1eSc.
Skinned hams-les, 1sQ2os and s3G24s at lie.
CALIFORNIA; re: New York shoulders at SIC.
From the block del: Hams at I01c and bellies
a. lolxe to Iizc; "a In average; CALIFORNIA; and
D, S. Meets-To arrive c. l. T.. loose cured
cribs entirely nominal. closing: 5e'av. at io.3c,
tSav. At lo-S3Hc- 4o-av. at le.40c. Locally. :
fat backs sold p. e Bxd. lots IN a
3obeing way ranged: Extra shorts at iei4c.
cribs at le9c. short clear at lie. bellies at
nsc. plates at SIC, fat backs at SIC. standard
backs at lSc- Dealers charge higher on orders.
Bacon-Bxd; 5 c meats in a jobbirg way
RANGED; Breakfast bacon at from LAC for heavy
TO 1c or light hams at l3lI3Lc. CALIFORNIA; at
SIC 70 IoYc y. Y shouiders at SIC. Plain
smoked oxo. lots In 3obbing way ranged: Extra
shorts at u%c. cribs az \ short clear at
lac. bellies az I2zc. plates at s&c. far backs
on orders.
Country L~ard-Choice at. sEasEe.
Country Bacon-Sldes - Sc.
TaIlow-Dun: No. l country At s9sxc for cur
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

rent receipts and sc FOR winter: n. = o. &c.
Packers salable at asa..c. but held E!EheI-
Oleo Stearln-eugte AT lie
G~rease-C0untry: Brown 55Sc: yellow sc and
white $50: packers stock urOEn at J&G5-c yell
low 5isH5Ssc. white a. kH14C-
Frog DEs-Lsrge Size: medium 81: small Sc.
~Ne2ls-Choice small fat at 6H6i-c Per 10; choice
heavy at 5=e6c; heretics at Ia iLc. sheep e@acc
Der ID: tnln ewes and bucks l=a.c. Lambs
duh at SisI4c.
Beef-On 1ders: BbId--Plate and Fulton Ma
ket and roll at SEQ; mess at 81 .s2I-: artrd SITS
at l2iSc: tongues l4Ec per H.: iHsides l4c:
knuckles l4c: outside 0LHIlc
Live Poultry-He3vy and light hens at exc:
ROSTERS SC. spring chickens. per H.. average re
ceipts Ike Spring ducks at Ie6Ii-c. Spring
seese at F. TuTkeys-Avrrage receipts I2izc for
g-; sIIlEs at l-l=c Ducks Ii=c. Live pigeons
ana squads 81 per doz Geese SIC.
Dressed P~ouitry-Scsided and undrawn. with
hesos and legs on: Old chickens steady at IGc;
spring chickens i2izc. ROSTERS &C. Turkeys
CHOICE at lsaIsiLc.
doz-
fresh Ffsh-Steady. Quote: Sunash at C: crap
pie at SC for small to Sc for large; bass &c:
sr.ssed cat -: spoonhill cat si=c. dressed bull
heads Slzc; buffalo. gross Sc: dressed buffalo
DC; dressed German carp sc: white perch SC.
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an and Sl5GIs. Cottonvood-Mil rur at SsGls:
box boards r2 inches and over at s2lGS; gum AZ
SEs for sap. sIs0e3 and san for red: ehoics
louisiana worth more. Cypress at SSIZ ana
SiSiZ1 Maple a; 81 for soft.
COOPERSTUFFSQuote: Cottonwood -four Dbl
at a do meal bbl. at 81 -: Nc. . at ).
iz-Sbl. at H-ej: mill run fruit Dbl. at SO: bee
keg Al sl2Hls: lard fierce at 81: pork Dbl al 81:
I;E-insh stock for. apple Dbl. &c; No 40
sA7c- lard tterce isc: pork Dbl. EXC ShsNei
hoops-Flour bbl nd4.O for cooper: s. .5ga3. FOR
HoSsier: iz-bbl 40: eo!led elm s.: oak lard
tcs. tli5 for wood am
H. for iron-bound b5ls pork bbls. at sg9s-a.c
,oT wood-bound. 81 fer iron-bound: ol-o tcs. AZ
So slack work-Rouni-hoOD -four bbls. Sse'
n.t.top 20 SIC: L-ohis- 25c: meal &c. -
ETC-BagcinE. per yard. NIB. a.
s 5-lec: 2lb. at 8 s-l6c: 2G-lb. at : l-lsc- Iron COZ
ton tes az Sl.0Ii-- Hemp twIne Sc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
SECURITIES CLOSE DULL,
WITH FEW ADVANCES.
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES
EASY.
Bank Stocks and American Cen.
trail Insurance Well Sup
ported.

With the exception OF United Railways
preferred. Bank of Commerce and American
Central Insurance. the local security list
was generally easy yesterday. Transit was
In moderate demand at Sl1,+4 United
Railways preferred closed a trtns higher
at SA-I5 and the 4 per cent bonds had l,ttls
support AT H7.12i.. There was little activity
in the trust company issues. MercantiIe
at t3 and Missouri at si29 were featureIess
and old Commonwealth at sos was the
weak spot.
After Mechanics National sold at S14 thu
best bid was 1913. Bank OF Commerce.
opened . a share higher at sos. but latsr
American Central Insurance was in ex-
cellent Investment demand. The closing
bid was SSs-O. a net gain OF $50 a snare
but holders were unwilling to let go at that
figure.