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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-23

The peek-a-boo waists have illustrated the fact that 1t is the girl who doesn't take physical culture who still pads with a towel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-23
GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURB

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE cures the chills that other chill tonics don't cure. Made of the following fluid extI acts: Peruvian Bark, Black Root, Poplar Bark. Prickly Ash, Dog Wood Bark and Sarsaparilla- No Cure. No Pay. 50 cents. su-wed-fri-e -eo wlEly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
This Yr. Last VI.
han Sapf
BY Telegraph.

New York Aug. c6.-Spot cotton closed quiet;
middiing uplands T. .ac: middlinS gulf 15c. sales
2.sli bales. Futures clo=ed barely steady: Aug.
is2se: Sept. 1I.:Sc: Oct. 1o.5Oc: Nov 10 &c: Dec
lc2oc; Jan. lc.:oc: Feb lo.lsc: March TO- lsc
The market opened weak at decline of sac
points. under the influence Of cables that were
better weather reports. After declining another
was rallied sharply by aggressive Clique SUPPORT
and soon the shorts were again in full retreat
losses, but showing net gains as compared with
the close OF the preceding day. The advance
newed accounts of damage as a result Of boil
Wee1i In Texas and more encouraging account,
also attracted BY, the New York Clearance. which
r reached 1905 bales. while 2lll bales were re-
OF the spot situation was not without its infiu-
encs on the afternoon market. At the hes, level
Dec loTc. the list at this time showing net net
gains GAIN OF to 10 points on the new-crop options
ly before the close the room turned for Profits
fe% emen aske sd 5sd hisIsFss during the last
as sc and and ne 81 bs all ds selling as
ehsns.d at sn s a. sept e eossa .ss
ne. gain Of . points. Oct. Closed points nei
f fa . aRa ,as a, ss.ss
manS prices Aye Sos; G5S,ton-spos in better
fair sd good %iddas o:d ns mans ids !sa
0 ~, middlins sd good ordinary sd: ordinary
which 1c,o were for speculation and expor.. and
included .. 20 American: receipts 200 bales. none
AM i,eah. Futures opened barely steady and
sss, quiet: American middlins &. O. C. Aug.
ScS AYE ME- and Sept 4ad Sept i3d: sept and
J 5aa a Des' EsS astd Dec and Jan s4sas 4sd
March and April 5isas I'D: April and Nav 2. ia
ordinar Urisan Ts Aug iGS,,on quiet sales so
ding lac: middlins lcSc: good m diInS 1ii.e !.
s mddling s fair 10 1s-isc nominal Receipts 81
sept. II 2erI1. &c Oct. TO- 25dlo s4c; Nov I0os 6
!o.Ac: Dec l0.o1Glo.O2c: Jan. loDidloOsc. Fe3
1006Hl0.0Sc: March 10 0,1I0 0ec Co.
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yellow 3i,u5izc: white at iiaqissc-
Tdlow-COuutry at SIC for current receipts OF
No. III small quantities: large lots would prob
ably not bting .ttiat prtee: No at SIC; pack
ers' prime TO choice held at i7sT4sc.
Frog Legs-Scarce. quote at $50 per dog. for
large. - asi for medium and 3nc for small
Eeef-On orders: Bbid--Plate. roll and Fulton
Market S. $lvttlO. 70. mess BIDS: dried per Ib-
sets ni=c; inside lie. knuckles lie: outsides lie:
tongues liisc pcr ID
yeals-Quote &C for heavy and 5I7Gec for fancy
small and fat ugo 10 rs lbs.l; heretics and thin
&c TO 3sc- Iearling sheep at SC; old bucks and
ewes 1T litm2c: spring lambs at 4lSil.c per ID. !:
heavy buck lambs 5sf3ifc; thin lambs not wanted
ROSTERS sc: spring chickens. average receipts
turkeys Ice: old turkeys i3c: old geese. full
ieathered. &C; live pigeons ard squads per
doz.. 81.
Dressed Iced Poultry-Chickens: Hens 1oc:
spring chickens lie: ROSTERS Size. turkeys I4c
Foregoing figures are for choice only
Game-Quiet: all game should be carefully iced
during warm weather We quote: Woodcock at
s. doz.; pioyer at 81 ~ per doz.
Fresh Fisii-Quote: Black bass at 1sc. crappie
AT &c for small to SC for large: dressed cat 9t7c
SPOONFUL cat 6l-c: hulIheads-dressed Sic and
gross &c: bunalo-gross SIC; dressed SC: German
carp-dressed &c: gross &c. sunfish &c: white perch
&c Eels &C. Soft-shell turtles at &c and turtle
meat at &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
MARKETS, BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Aug. S.Fiour-ReeeiptsE sos: ex-
Rye .po dq lm r se
81 , rs s. sa "a sa No hard
Manitoba ST. ss5e r., b. aoa The early wheat
weather in ne United Kingdom Export rumors.
KS rs, ne, sSysnes; Nay ssNgsss.e slosss ssss:
closed Ssc Corn-Receipts 81 500: exports q. as
seS. dull; No. Sssse. elevator and 5ss;e q b.
Gav on wet. cooler weather West. covering and
Bsy s ssss. sse cissss sIc.ss s:ss
ARD ARD white nc; ,,; 10 .as Is: s. Is White
Hay dun: shipping 75c Hops arm: ms: State a and
Pacific Pas Coast, common to choice lsG2 i9a5Mc:
ady 10 r 0d' Is aa af W Sss. Gu. meat;
FIX s Tsasd sas e.s $50
Cottonseed oil dui: prime yellow M.c aI Rise
dr Ninn MSla,ses nm i1m. ss
10 Nsr1 MsTIs. sssss5Ss Ses.heln sssse;
tieals bfsn s. fle sai. Sc
VII IN 7sl.asiSc No corn soe: No yellow
shoIss mating sSse Fine l Timothy is . asss
Per 100 lbs Short rb sides ooo ss5.
S..S'lsa. ssh: dry sailed shoulders ord SssSS
c s short ,, clear ,s sides b1d 6e coves
Milwaukss.A Aug. as-wheat steady: No !,
Sorthe I'm ssasoc; No. 2 Northern a6s7c; new
firm: No. Soc: sample 5oGSsc cornNsen 5ai Hess
G501fc asked. Ssp'- IVA
:, Kansas city. Aug. .as-.wheat-sept. 7oxc: Dec.
re- No. 60 ssSssc ha reee isaqaS No me
Is!sc: No. 4S.sc. corn-Sept HsSc: Dec HI
ai4c: cash No mixed lsQl5iLc; No = Wfite e
ssSe No Rvs &c, o..s-Nq white &c: No
g so9lo: choice prairie IS Reeeipts@wEeat q. !.
S2 69- i, corn s 1900: oats 1000 shipments-
Liverpool Aug. 26.-Wheat-Spot No. nd
Northern s spring strong 6 ISa Futures steady:
Spot American mixed steady; Is 3D.. Futures
quiet: Sept; g aSd; Oct Is sid.
I tsSe. oat. steady; No. . white s4asse: No No.
white s5s 63+c.. Whisky 81. a. -'o'
Duluth hsls b, Aug; esIWheat-NeM. to arrive. No
ern. soisc: new No. Northern in store or ~ an
rive In Aus; s41sc: No: Northern SIC Maca-
May ssSc. Oats to arrive and on trk. ssc. ''ne'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

all Weather conditions
he
in
thouou the session with cranees larger ,han
had
with and more was threat
in the
all classes spot over
ms
toward
corn nc o and
of
but N
banked
and6
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
LOCAL SECURITIES FIRM,
DESPITE MODERATE TRADING
LINCOLN TRUST LEADS THE
BANKING LIST.
Transit Sellers Higher and Bids
for United Railways Preferred
Indicate a Better Feeling.

Yesterdays market for local securities
was only moderately active. but there was
much better feeling in most of the active is
sues. Transit had support. with buyers at
1850 and that bid for more at the close.
United Railways preferred was wanted at
&c, .l2,s and offered at $6I 80.
In the banking list Lincoln Trust was
strong at s24S ana Mercantile Trust was
easy at sS52. 80. net oecline of $3.50 a
share.
There was an excellent demand for Brew
ing Association Is. which opened strong at
s9s.75 and advanced to .9i Missouri-Edison
So were firm at s9I.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
Provisions.

.Pork-New standard mess in . JobbinS way
closed norninally at $l3.05
i ard-Choice steam on E. side closed nominal-
lv rs: kettle-rendered At iz4sc.
thus: Hams-io-ay. at il.sc; Il at o'5e: rs at
ii si&xc: isasGs and sze24s at lofse; califor-
Mas At &c; New York shoulders Q99E-ayl at
sc, From the block. del. Hams at SIC TO SIC
and bellies At 7kc to 1lc.s as in averase; Caii-
fornias at SIC: New York shoulders e. pc:
closed nominally: Cav. at 7.S!h. and 5o-av. At
S.s1Ilc G. a {. Bxd. In 1obbnK way ranged:
Esxtfs shorts at TIC: cribs at SIC: short clear
At SIC: bellies at nc: plates at &c; lat backs
hieher on orders.
rnnRed: Breakfast bacon at from uttc for heavy
10 isJ1c for choice light: hams at l21.S to 1sc:
Califnrnia and New York shouldefs q &C. Plain
smoked, bid. lots In 10. iobbins way angel d
Extra shorts az ,s. ps az ~! ssf fo Ger y,
nc standard backs At SIC. Sale. 2 cars loose
. - ! =
= oieo. stesrine-At 7k671ic.
0fezss Brown sHc. yellow &c; vhits ne
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
New York Money Market,

New York, Aug 2s.-Money on call EASY At
1is62 per cent closing IL. offered At per cent.
Time money strong: 90 days. per cent: 90 days.
81 per cent: six months. per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper COSY per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at the decline. with actual business In
bankers bills at iS5e9fi. S595 for demand and at
4.sa15d4 $50 for 60 days. posted rates 4s4dI s35
and 4.sS56f.S1. Commercial bills 4.ss15 Mex
lean dollars Axe. Government bonds firm. Rail-
road bonds steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27

void Of interesting developments to-day. The
market was extremely dull. trading at times
being practically at a standstill. AT the opening
fractional advances were recorded in some Of
the prominent stocks but in the subsequent deal
tngs the early improvements were lost. Total
sales were about 1000 shares. American Can
preferred sold from 4sk up TO a on sales Of 90
from ssis down to So; 100 shares of Greene Copper
sold At y: Light Fuel and Powe. sold at sS,f
at 15ii. No sales Of Standard OIL Seaboard is
sues and few Of the other active issues were re-
ported
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
WHEAT STRONG FROM START
:. WITH MARKED ADVANCES.
WEATHER EXERTS MUCH IN
FLUENCE ON MARKET.
Covering by Shorts, Owing to Pre-
dictiOns of Cold, Lends Firm
ness to Corn.

Chicago. Aug 26.-Wheat was strong from
the start. closing a@7sc higher for Sept
anu PC up for Dec. Corn held st ,ady at
a small advance, Sept.~closing h1Ac higher
and Dec up Sc Oats showed considerable
strength. closing 1sc higher for Sept. and
ls@Ac higher fer Dec Provisions were firm
at yesterdays close.
WHEAT.
The weather here and abroad exerted con-
Siderable influence with wheat and outside
markets created a good demand, the bull
ish feeling increased throughout the ses-
sion. final prices being about the best. Sept.
opening at SO4c to SOs.c. SG1ac better than
yesterdays close. advanced. with but a tenn
just before the close. which was shate
easier at S07sGSH2tc, a gam of a.qgsc. Dec
closed sc higher at s2lst, selling up from
the opening Sl4c to 8l7sc. Both the North
west and Southwest were buyers in this
market Cash markets were all strong.
Primary receipts were 1900 bu.. against
105l. 100 bu. last year Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts OF 3l3 cars. which.
with local receipts of Ii cars. Is of contract
GRADE. made a total for the three points of
Al cars against 296 cars last week and 435
a year ago.
Predictions of colo weather in the corn
bet following Yesterdays heavy rains
caused free covering by shorts and result
cd in a firmer tone in the corn pit There
was an early advance under this influence,
but liquidation on the upturn caused re-
action anu loss which was not entirely
lesa!ncd. although the late strength in
whea. helped the market and gave 1t
strength at the close. Sept was up 1sd4c
at 81 &c. after selling belween 5Gss16g7.c and
ranging between 5Szsa5aa.e and Sic 'g Ioeai
receipts were 29s cars. with % OF contract
Graut.
There was a rather strong market in oats
Notwithstanding selling by the leading long
holder. the strength being partly due to the
strong tone in wheat and partly to good
shipping demand and decreasing receipts
Local longs bought on all reactions and
there was a fair demand from commission
houses. Sept. closed &c up at 34ssc. after
i4c higher at S6Gs6isc Local receipts were
1iS cars.
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RANGE OF Futures
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISION

Provisions were firm early. on buying by
packers. but later trade scattered selling
with little support. A rally took place late
in the day on renewed buying. attributed
also to the packers. final prices being un-
pork. 20 for lard and 1851, for ribs
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat
50 cars, corn Us cars. oats $50 cars, hogs
q 600 head, 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
. -. Toni. future Prices.
stoeks Of Grain in Store.


Rutters- Quotations.: Creamery Extra sc:
ersts is0l7c: seconds 146lsc. pairyIExtra isc;
roor 10 fair iSd15c: grease 4f5c: ladle packed
ertra isc drsts 15c: country-pa packed stock. aver
age 1,c: poor TO fair salls;; p...,,.. ,ea,
pkTe local and 507 through. shipments SIS pkgs
Seheeee-Hopthrrn. on orders: Twins ie-.c:
.,n1irs Tic: daisies 11kc: Y. A. ifac: longhorns
,sc: IJmburser l0aloilc: inferior 3lia4c: Swiss
i5Gfee. brick ll611kc. =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27


through. BY sssnspIe del: Car los. No red al
s1s v .1 a. aas as ode o sa: Ne isea RED ed
at isasSc w. and 7!97e,se E. side: No; hard
Win rassss sn% naaa a. White sp as
at T,c:. SKID. a, soassc for soft winter
&c ioeaI: no : at 4slsais.sc destination and IS
for M 2, sess to e; sss Sa
local. &C. 11 White at ssasss local. on the
oATs-Receip,s 124 SKIS and IS cars local and 2
cars through. BY sample del: No. at ss,.Issc
and @ E .ide s 10 White lite; at a ssasse "
side: no 8 white at ssAaS7c.: SKID. mixed at
the i iisht track oTerinss saiesoSe%. car so
to E. side. on ESTIMATION weights, l car No. J
at Sc do. do. car musty old No. del. to
Z FLAXsEED-Bids were for car lots on track
s5ie rer bu. spot and PIC TO arrive promptly
straight. S. ssa3 IS; extra fancy s5.oasso: clear.
sara IN snsy . Ta,sa,s sfs
.i.g 4 ssSss ri. sias order. hishsf aes
jute SKIS and $50 in wood Tor new. Mixed and
nGtspRNMEAI-ouo.abie g.. o. b. a. $50 for city
RRAS-Basis E. trk. bran at &c, in large and
tS sei for hard and Sc for sOf. winter mids IN s
a. SO to 81 according snd e quality AT rili bran
ssss g; sSs5I .a 10 NJ s' g. Csc ssss
Ss. 3 ;ses No. No ssSi No. era!sii sss
i EEap ASp :sSEITER.Iead sold At ai:so
wHISKY-On basis OF sly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
The Metal Markets.

New York: Aug. ss.-spot tin declined LIS 81
lures lost los closing at fle4. Locally tin was
about 5 points lower and easier: spot closing
spot closing at f5s lis Sd. while futures vera
quoted at i5s IS Sd. Locally copper was quiet
quoted at 1s.75al3.s7sc electrolytic at 1850
D.75c. and casting at t3.si5fla. yOc. Lead was
unchanged in London at fl. IS Sd, and In New,
York at l.25c Spelter advanced % Cd in, Lon,
don. TO FL Is 3D.. but remained unchanged in,
cow and at tss I'D in MiddIesboro Locally Iron.
gS. sosffs: No. 2 foundry. Northern, at iSsSSi7:
No. i foundry: southern. and No. 1 foundry.
Southern soft. $1650G16.15. ts1lt5 ~
Hides.
Quote: Dry fint-Butcher ds lbs. and up) at ff5c,
do fallen at 13hc. native and Arkansas at 13isc.
light stock tunder is 1bsl at Ike, culls at nc
natives on selection-No At 14i1c. No at EXC;
dry-salted at lois0n1tci gfeen-saltsd round at
and &c for No. 2. Bulls or uncured 1c per H.
less. part cured He iess; sulis e AoEse hide
and blues at 81: all dry at &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
Holmes. Camp Meeti.s.

Eldorado, H., Aug. &-The Holiness
camp meeting began here to-day. with q
good attendance. The Reverend. B. g. Iay-
assisted by the Reverend H. C.. Wilson Of
Kentucky and the Reverend A. g. Proctor
Of Illinois The meeting will continue until
September 6.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27

FEATHERS-Prime white live geese IN mail
sks sc and IN large SKIS. sc: prime gray do.
Ale in small and 49c In large SKIS: old white 10
sc: soGs5c. Xxx 2zG.sc; xxx N61sc: xxx
&c; tare 10 per cent on small SKIS and on large:
chickens &c; ducks-white loc; dark Soc.
RooTS-Ouote. per H.: Ginseng At HON.
9se pink Mdeds se soden sea- e Sss
apple :tse snake Sc: white :, snake Eorsn E1Si
tree eisc: blood SIC: bluenas &c: sassafras-bsrk
SHEEP PELrsSFuil wool pelt. ;sces: shear.
ling l00ssc: lamb at Ea:sc: dry fallen. etc. 100
DEER SKINS; EIc.ous.s. psrIs;:. Erin:
| BEEsWaX-unchansed at sc per ID. for
LiNsEEp oIL-ouotable at so per gal for
raw and Sc for boiled: lc per gal less In car
CASTOR oo.. Of 20 gall. A. sc p ss,I. =
sSTESkEsSI5 pc. sh half 81. DBL ,.,,.v
Gs sum me white Aic; seii0" Sc 'aaa Se'
IoSiEfspun; comb at iss to r.; :sr.nsa
1 HoPs"New York at ssasic: Western seso:
f saETnE g. siae medium at Sc; sranuiassd 90
sa Ss SC 'ha shs price.
changed; nominal; quote the rsnse Psr ton s. "
s. e So: shoIse At IS ,o s i5i :, rarxo NJ
0I BEANS ai8s AND PEAsNouste from store: Dried
green psszseoissh St bs Siaetey. 81 ss -
California pink az ss.s per ID; N:w York Hdn s,
S s t hand: picked beans al sas par bu.
o,hsT ETdee coRSMWhite at &c per 100 ibs
EMPTY b AL t I'll s p, .ed
e: .s IL i !sss ss ss.s
Teach hoop missing. ,,.a,.
sI Mos brown aa and Black X miasd 1asse
BLACK mixed sSse assinsgSisHsSsaJx e
ezra s,aG black e. inieI,Sr less: ~.
s sAs oa IdssEe 70 Msa. c at si ~ &
0f Huses5 az 6le.ched a. SIS Per TOM Other
k PpfEA ss1m ~ stock per lb Red no
se Pop Ts cssoRN.ssiiins on COB at socss pr 100
e fes BeaiThso S %i1s sb s. sfs rice q is
Wrought Io3 e heavy cast Soc S m,:se' 1sfs
ssEHa sSss:s ssa'nss q
nc: do waste at lA9c sun.d hssshs smn.
drMsa Hssep sio nSRn aNp s1RupNsw sugar At
'g GRASS IS s 81; prime new timothy 1s
to So 81 RTiaaiE ever @ prong.
delivery: Lard ties Ley Lor wooS c, nno = e ~
ssn if0s e fsT s
/ co.. oiea tcs 81 Is: siack-work bbls--a-hoop -four
4 Sc s-hoop do 5Sc: Iound-h9op do sc; s.hecp
!, ! DO sec; meat sc: s-hoop lime 10: 4hooD
og S151GSpr.RsruFFS-In car lots on trk Dtavss-
| onsood Hour Dbl. s.: do. meal Dbl S.U: No.
: S; No. / haif,bbL gum S5; mih-srn mutt
bbis. Sis. Heading. per set-No. I four hbL g
, do 4Kc; lard ties. 16c: pork bba 1zxc. Shaysd
hocps-Fiour bbL $3.50 for cooper. 3 tor booster.
lard tisrcs. cooper shayed. slo0n; posk ~ =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
PackinE-House Prices.

Swift & Co., National Stock Yards, will pay
to-day tor produce delivered at East St Louis
or 81 Louis the following prices:
Ecxs case count cases returned. .:.--.......llis
ETgs loss-on basis. cases Enthusiastically.
No i FRESH packing stock butter.......--.....naz
No dressed fowls.
40 dressed springs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
SUGAR.

New York. Aug. .s.-Sugar-Rav firm. .,.,,
refining SIC: centrifugal 6soc: powdered & iHe !.
graduated &c. Molasses firm; New Orissns MA
&c. eAv
New Orleans. Aug :s-susar dull: ooen kettle
centrifugal 3tSi3tlc: centrifugal whites SEc.
yeilows 1-1se: seconds at 2a3Sc WolassesS
Centrifugal dull at 56sc
Petroleum.
OIL City. Pa. Aug. 26.-Cred.t balances 8. IS:
certificates no bid. Shipments. 12,771; average
y. 6lS; runs. 91.iS3: average. n.6f5 SHIPMENT
Lima es.517 average s7.3l7: runs. Lima h. S,5
average IS S2z 1880
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27

wheat easy: Dec sold at Sc to si3sc and sl.sc
to Sc then bid: puts. s4i1c to sissc: calls Si.c
to S5Kc. Corn neglected. ~ e,,,.
ne nuts SIC: calls SarGS2Sc; Sept corn puts.
Dssc. calls, 5SE9S7Sc: Dec. puts 5o;s90le; calls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
ST. Loui. Cotton Market.

hinges anu stained i,ii 20 below white
Gaives,on-Spot market steady. Miidling 1e1sc
Sales. / bales.
New ori.ans-Spot market Quiet Middliag l2Ssc
Sales. 2g5 bales.
! Memphis-Spot market quiet. Mi1diinc y 9-l5c.
is.celi Is AT pli:IciT.sl points:
Galveston. Il bales
New Orleans. 81 bales.
Savannah J bales.
Charleston, bale.
Houston A lales.
Memphis, 22 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for five
DAYS were 6l2 bales. against l249 bales week
ego. and 1851 bales year ago Exports 7.1;9
bales. against si0ie bales year ago. Stocks
l64. iot bales against 1ig $50 bales.
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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POultry.t


New York. Aug. zs.-Lve Poultry-Receipts to-
day II cars Western. Demand was fair. but no,
sufficient to keep offerings cleaned up and with
10 cars due later in the week. the tone OF the
market was weak fowls and chickens with
trend of values lower clearance This 1Seek
is not looked for. Ducks more plentiful and
easier. Quotations UNCHANGED
, Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day 1858 pkgs
heceiSers carried more stock unsold from the
nrst OF the week than usual and with liberal
supplies in this morning and invoices showing
somewhat heavier from the South and South.
west. there was a rather easy tone to the mar
k ket on ordinary dry;picked chickens and fowls
put me large clean dry-picked fowls and scalded
chickens We're in no surplus and steadily held.
Medium dry-picked chickens moved very slowly
at l.qlshc, and some markets that usually bring
a premium were offered at I3c. Scalded chickens
whiie not SO plentiful. were not snappy as a
lew DAYS ago. Fowls were generally thin and
pin feathery and difficult to average over PIC
on best marks. while fancy heavy reached l3c.
Few fancy broiling turkeys arrived and
brought rather extreme prices the larger sizes
few exceeding s,ic. Old turkeys Arm. Sn,,abs IN
free supply. Quotations unchanged. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-27
WOOL.
Missouri ard Illinois
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republic Quotations are for lots In dra
! hands unless otherwise specified Small lots On
: orders are charged higher.
! PEACHES-Michlsan 1-5-bu baskets at Dcoo,
Illinois As e5g.Oc: Michigan and Illinois bu bas-
kets si-.SG1I5: Oklahoma es sa-3cG2.50.
PGARS-Per Iz-bu. basket: Bartlett and How.
en- '"Gioc' Sheldon. seckei. etc. SOC: green 1o
small to s.s5aI.is Tor choice; CONSIGNED bSi lots
piN2apP is Is lSnas smooth c.yenn. 40
CRAB APPLEs-siber,an ss-bu. basket sso4qo.
vsIsae,a 50 S9a4; on orders. .sasoc box hikssr.
,PLGMS-Per is-bu-: Home grown = Newman
prunes ,oss5c: cages 4ac: michigan Is. Lombard
ana B aftnHom. = .d Su n,,... oe
l.iin9ls Ives Climax basket lie: Delaware -
Il ss & aim on ,rk. on s..i. ases
for choice and s.. 5Nd5.i5 for fancy: MessinS and
si Iak leisinf is s'e sses q per box
BANANAs.m0uetable nSs a bunch on e.dera
way s q per 100 i00s. Z. Tx. ' '0oo'ns
,,Ss Sss!: ges;s
Gss sssh e'f ssS
Mascss si.ls: sToksy 500 From stors: .Hszt-
SsI:ss ssss iS- sIss
%aTEkaEL5Ss Ss.s s per ps basket s:s ..ns
doee aHa san sSy d ossn. PEI for s0a to
PoTATOES-Home grown early Ohio. per bu.
loose Jtd5Sc for bottom stock TO 5odScc for blum.
NEW oNIONS-leliow eea7oc. red 6596sc for
medium 10ISoc for choice.
NEW CABBAGE-Per 100 loose. 20935c- On o..
ders 81 per crate
CGCCMBERS-Home-gro grown 5o9s5c per b1 boz.
Orders higher.
BEETs.Home-Erown sass per bu. loo.e
LETTUCE-Home- grown 15Fs5c per bu. box.
CARROTS-Hon--gro grown 4565oc per bu box
GUMHU-Home-grcwn s0z5oc per h-bu- baske4.
Tu1RNIPS-Home- grown Iods5c per bu- boz,
CELERY-Kalamazoo lo0l.c per bunch. Mich.
gan. special cases. 1880: fiat Sodsac
EGGPI.ANT-HoIne- grown 6odloc per doa,
PEPPERS = Home-grow 30Gt0c per A-b1
basket.
STRING BEANs-Home- grown. green %oRlsos
wax 25Gsdc per blu. loose
SOtT ASH-FIore-grown c5s1S0c per bu. boz loose
GREEN CORN-Home- grown sugar s015o per
'G SWEET. PorAToEs-New Bermuda soeeu per
blu. loose.
KOHLRABI-Per doz.. 20d3 0c.
SPINACH-Per bu., loose. &c
SAUERKRAUT-New. per h-bbi.. 81 .w01.M