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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

MI.ceIInueous Markets.

.rEATHEgs-Prims white i've gss,s IN snsl
sks sc and IN large ,ks -; prime gay Go.
fgGEsc; \ 91G1sc; ny EdEc: Xxx ltdisc:
8 on large: chickens Sc: duck-vhits 90. dark
ROoTs-ouots per n. Ginseng q at is to $50:
ga &C. ping Ise soitsH sal sc: black IS;
Nay apple &C. s9sEe Ssle ~ ~, g
barE q tree sic: blood &c: bluehaE g: sassa-
frssTesTS y r24i E MI sIlnkfr rsi,, 7--7u.
shearlinF. Sazc lamb at EeIc: dry. fallen.
EEER sKfSs. ETC-ouots Per h: Prime
deer skHs - black ul sc: Southeast Texas
BEEswAN-JuchanEed at sc per ID. for
LTNsEED oIL-QuotzbIs at &c psr gal for
raw and sc FOR boiled: ic per gal less In car
.-PoP C~oRN-ssIlnE on cob at N2RLs per
SCRAP IRON AND NErAL-Psr 100 lbs:
Wrought iron Sc; heavy cast sc. maiieab.e
steel and brsakabie a.; stove 9c: burnt IS:
zinc $50: lead ms: pewter 80.
HOP-New YORK at @GGc: Western Su1e'
SAFE side medium at sc; sranulated SOC
BROOM COBN-Quotahle az }soaN per ton;
STOCK PEAs-whippoaruin At soa-He Ter
bu-= other kinds accordingly.
BEANS M PEAs-Quote from store: White
6i.Hst a. ~ 10 p s1Gr5Sr.T SImg1Ss .t iI.l.
dried peas az s. TnG Per TtT-bu- Dbl. California
pins. Al 4Ac Der ~ Lima beans AZ Sac pr
KhFFIR CoRN-white ~ &c per 100 lbs.
EMPTY HAREELSCual 81. turneutlne and
gasoline u-c5. vincEar 90: black OIL Soc; In
Sod light and varnish Sc. sugar Ecs whisky
SC: do haif bhls, CO; wine s.: sauerkraut "a
80. pickle N0nalr. salt e. -four iEc- molasses
pc: lard tcs. E &c OF each broken head;
NoSS1We quote. Per III: Gray mixed Iu5
l&c: gray. brovn ard black mixed isa-e:
brown and gay mixed ed1Ic Machine-plcked
X 3G5i4e. Ky sisa4c. Xxx pa5e. xxx
sgssS. cHtra ol3sk . inferior less
g 90 ,ropcNo Manila a. H-5o: Nc. . AZ
BoNEs-cThoies slsaehsd at SIS per ton; other
-PEANUTs-FamsrT stock. per %; Red ~
rEcANLSene ersr.zEs price, 1lminaL
SORGHUM-CASE SEED-ouotable NJ 7- Per
DRIED FRUTT-wa quote: pls-Eva
good. sun-dried quarters az &c for DARK ard p5or
10 sisG4Ec FOR prime. bleached chGps f.c
peelincs He. Other fruits nominal
FlAPLE SUGAR y SIRUP-New suEar a.
GRASS sEEDs-For prime new tin5thv n =,
E1E. prime clover Sass. redtop EGE.
COOpERAGE-We quote on orders for PROMPT
Sraa.S5gad I aSk SSsf ssis. n.io T sSs rS en- y tST
MS: sisck-work~ bbls-s-h0op nour sc: s-hoonr
Dc; Sc se5o %,li iims ss?' ab5SD 90 &c. do &c; meal
-cottonWoSd n6ur bbL $50: 40. meal b6i. a.:
70; e: - halflssl 1Sqml 50 mlll-In
u1rk bhL siS HeadiuEs per set-No. dIur
bbL. sl-usc-mii-un Ets-iuch stock for apple
.9lS Sc Nc. 2 Do sc: lard tisrce is' PORK
copper. So ror ho1sisr. half-bhL 3: coiicd elm
ts-fOou Nlels-ns oak lard terce. cOopsr
shaved Negl2. pork bhL- =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

slirPel sheep E.pg1.g: -,osk-rs and feeders
Seu York. oct 5-Eeeycs-Rsrcsrfs Csc.
far O. EzHl steers IE- higher. usIurm ana
common steady. bulls and r1as slow 10 e
lower. steers N-7HIH5u. Westerns N.Esfi.D.
live gatt. lower a. leizallc Der ID. dressed
vciEht. sheep lower al l1erl-c. dressed
weight shipments tomorrow la cattle. 10
kaeep AMI LEO quars-s - basf galves-H--
r-irts Let. N.als steady Co. - lower gras~r9
- higher. Westerns dull. vsais Sus. ruits
ttut-1. ELas-.rs and fei .%rslyeg Ip1
Westerns l-Ir4-&. city drrsEsf vs1ls So
lisc per o. country dTasErI 5GIItze shop
and l~aWhs-teo.lprs 1e.isf. .asi-rs lambs Is4
g. lower. sheep E-5nn4. lambs E1s. CuIis SO
f.l-i4. canada lambs E.5QrE UuE~-i.sCeipts
u.E5. lower. State and Pennsylvania hEs
Chira=o. oct E-CatI-EsrrIrts 200 In
cIudinE 10 Texans and a51 Westerns: MARKET
steady 90 T. hiEhar. sod o. urine steers 30
rG. poor Co medium AsfItsIs stnrse-a and
feeders a-s1tfE. COWS FlfsIf|- haifsfs En
3; tanners s. tuNs Er4.sf. calves so
90 -. Texas Tel steer tsIgs-I. Western
Steers IH40. E"cCip's today 2"ns
MIXED and butchers E11e q. rrsI 70 choice
hravy &TGs1a. rough heavy EEu1G. light
3 NrIS -. hulk % FIiea &sIs Sherp-Er-
rriuts f'.n-a. sheep ant lambs steady O. lower.
good 20 choice werhsw E-us]. fair to
ghol-s mixed ga Western sheep :.
natlv" lambs UsiraS. western lambs
81. IGsarh. Mo. Or'. 4-Catu~-Re-~srtS $50.
Sfszdy. natives tsEr@I". COWS z1I hrtfers
81 lnds9'. stn-krrs AMI feeders ETIt. Hog
Receipts ass. steady o. g higher light $50
sl7s medium and heavy ErSNl Sheep-Ec-
lambs 8. Idaho zethsn 80. Utah ewes
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Porit-Nsv standard mess IN a iobbinE way
closed nominaly az S205ls-
Lard-Choice steam on p side closed nom
inaIiy L55tsc: kettIe-rsndsred sEdsI4c.
Green Hams. Etc--Csr lots held e o. b. T.
side thus: Hams-l0-av. At HE. LIS At IoNc.
I4I at 10c. I5s al s5c. 1ss at SIC. ss at sgc.
skinned hams-ls,sy at SO. isaos and 229zls
Go6it.svf a. So From he block DEL Hans
al Sc 20 80. and bellies at 8 70 be. a. in
average. CALIFORNIA; at SIC: y. Y. shoulders
D. S. Msa,s-To arrive. Ioos. and cured cribs
closed nomiealiy; tS-SS- az So and SO-.N. a.
Extra shorts At g: cribs at &c; short clear at
backs al Tie: standard backs al 9sc- Dealers
charged higher on orders
r, B2sS9T B91sktss, bacon az from 1,ge sor hesTy
70 lie for choice light hams at LAC TO Bnc:
PAIN Pfhlo SMOKED ih Sxd, lots iS : josbinE way S raSssd:
Extra shorts at loo. cribs AZ 1oc, short clear at
fSt bssSs .. 90. STANDARD BACKS at lo2S
Dealers al ssaEEs h lSSs on ords Ts1.,
- run nr9 az &c t9T Va 1
Brown SIC; yellow Ssa5as and white 4lte 20
noGlnally. brown 5AG5Nc: yellow 3A8+c; WhitA
FrsEs JEs-ouots at $50 per doz for larEs.
Be1-on orders. bbld. Plate -; roll and Ful-
sets 1 he; lnsid. ias: kasaeki;. i Ri'S oat! sSE i6c.
Tongues 1916 per ID
fancy small and fat 100 to Is Tbs5: hsrstcs
and thin .2i63ise, Y~earllns sheep az &c; old
bucks and ewes at rsH2c. spring lambs at 20
si1c per h: heavy buck lambs Se3i3e: thin
lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-Old chickens hens. per ID. 100:
ROSTERS SC. spring chickens. average receipts.
keys 10lc; old turkeys lie; gees. full-feathered.
Sc live pigeons and squads, per doz, 81
Dressed Iced Hens 1o4c.
spring chickens uG1i1c: ROSTERS Sc: turkeys
l5c. Foregoing figures are for choice only.
plovsr at ;i5S per doM pGeSs-Maifisrs9 ga AZ Ssaa
per dor teal al us. mixed and wood as
doL- Deer carcasses at Ic and venlson sad
dies At SC per 10.
Fresh ~F1sh-Black bass AZ lie: crappie at So
Tor small and Sc for large; dressed cat sAc.
spoonhil cat e; bullheads-dressed sHc and
gross flzc: hu1alo-gross Sizc. dressed Sc Ger
man carp-dressed &c. gross &c. sunhsh &c:
white perch &c: cells sc: soft-sheu turtles at 70
and turtle meat at Sc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
Fruits and Vegetables.

The Republic quotations are for lots IN fre
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots On
orders are charged higher:
.t feE : bu baskets. si,5oP1z.
slqLyg Tor choice.
fEARsIPe. Dbl. Eastern Duchess. Howell
APFLES-C0nsigned: Ben Davis sla1.2s for
N&Ez; Roman beauty u-5Oa350: stark u.g5a
20 Grimcss golden hellereur. huntsman.
PINEAPPLE-Florida smooth Cheyenne At
cRxB4fPLES-Hyslop a@a4 Der Dol.
2DiSCES-Nsar-by 81, Der h-bu. basket
as. on orders, Sa5c tox higher.
PLUMS-Miehigan Damsons. +saL-. HG0
G~RAPEs1EiTm Homs:SToyn li-su, baskets:
ana ~ ne T6 ncnY D S o@HeSs He.
Martha. Elvira and red varieties. lee; Niagara
LEMoNs-cslitgrnla On trk. on 6ssi. $500
for choice 70 fancy: Messina and VIrdeL. Job
oing SLsogLlS per boy IN toboing way.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N.5G2.5 a bunch on
COCuANUTs.Per LcoO. f. trk-. so: iobbinE
"SAiIFoRNIA DECIDUoUs FRUITS A,
auction. Winter Nells E2G25g: duches q IS;
Peaehes-Lsyt cling mo-; salway uqIi0.
kat al SLl5 Italian prunes sJcgsI.
CRANBERRIE-CaDe Cod at H53T per
CANTALoUPES-Slow sale: nominal. Rocky
Ford from uSaLS Der standard crate. accord
ADMINISTRATION early Ohio. per bu.
loose. 50465c. mainly. 90 6sd7oc for fancy.
Northern in bulk del. 9Gs0c for ordinary 10
6HeSc for choice white varieties.
NEW ONION-Red Gd55c: yellow ERsstSc.
white 65G15c- Picking onions 81 per bu.
gABBAGE-Per lD loose. t0c; red cabbage
lie per h.. Northern Holland seed f2ui<
per ton del: domestic HG1I.
CCCUMBERS-Home-grOwn at u506L75 per
bu- box
TOMAToEs-Home-srOWn sound sc eu.
loose. orders higher.
HEET-hume-ErOWn sc per bu.
LETTUCE-H0me-Erown Dns5c per bu.
CARRDTS-Home-gJOwu RNnalc bu. boH.
GUMBO-EomC-gr0Wn 40n50c per peck.
TrRNfPS-Home-grUWm 200 fac bu. box.
CELERY - Michigan rat eases t0d5ac ard
square 5U155r. fancy white plume 3gd1sc per
bunch and Gge-3 per crate. Celery roots So
Soc per doL-
EGGPtANT-H0me-Erown sc Der dog.
PEPPERS-uume-sIyWu &c per bu. box
STRING BEANS Dull Homegrown. fat
green. G95c. round sregn and wax 5o9foc per
bu loose
SQCAsH-HOms-srgun summer at &c. Hub
bard alnEc usr hu- box loose.
GREEN CORN-Uumc-grown sale per doz-
SWEET FUTAIuES-New Bermuda Wn5nr
per bu. loose; NauscI1oai SJl09c; queen 50c:
yellow So.
SPINACH-Per bu- loose i5ds0c.
SATERkRAIT-~eW Def hair Dbl ff.51-
HORSERAuISH-Ncw 40 per bbi-
ONIONS-New Nd1.3
CAULIFLOW R-Choice u.75G2.2 Is per dox-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at fc per hu.
MUSTARD bu. loose 10df5c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

wHEAT-Ec-eivcd "a SKIS and 9, cars local
and 3 cars through Ey sample. del: No. ? red
NGssc: No. . red GaEe; No Z red Uussc: No.
2 hard SOS. No. 2 hard eguI6fzc. No 4 hard
gF7lc. rejected hard sic; No 2 white spring
re. No. , white spring &c. No 4 white spring
&c: No. . mixed a.
local and = cars through BY ssmple. del: No
2 HHf4c. No. ] EizGnc: No. 2 yellow sc. No
, yellow 81. No. : white BGAc: No. : white
6ATs-ReeeIved . cars local and Il ears
through By simple. dell Nc. 3 IKE No Q
sEH1stsc. No. z ld1fac. No. . white Ddflc.
40. 3 white I=FF1 No 4 white
H~O%ET-DuI. comb a. ltc 20 l2c- strained
and extracted al fafi-c In bhls. 20 = In can.
California and Colorado held higher.
RyE-Ec for No. .: ala5ec for No. J.
FIANSEED@Sates az sec
FLOURISH winter -four: Patents IN wood,
Hlsti0. straiEhts extra fancy 0D
mIs0. clears 21s1ls. low grades In iutes.
So Hard winter -four. IN
800 Tor first 20 $50 Tor extra fancy: straiEhts
81 60. clears ET561 Foregoing prices FOR
Its from drst hands trE- or Al dcDot this side.
Ouiers hiCher.
iute sks. and GD in Wood Tor new Siixri
AMI Inferior less.
city meal: 3 for pearl meal. gr.ts AMI hom-
HAY-RsceIvsd rs tons local and 80 tons
through: shipped &c tons Market r s.de:
Timothy-NeW choice SI-dl=H: No / matl0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
FINANCIAL.

prsei chiefly native beef steers AMI Western
steers. she stun and calves. while the rruplr-
tIru q butcher grades WAS light AMI z fair
rsVrpz-ntafiuu On the stocker and feeder d.
uartmeut was had. Generally. uatlve-stear Of
feTiuEs were medium to pretty good grades.
though several guuslEnmcnfs o. Ehnrt-fed kinds
were included. but not many Of a tHppv ma
tIrs.
Conditions did not rIle much different. though
supplies az all markets were not As heavy as
q week gEn. but after surh a heavy inflow ~
cattle fer the past several weeks. which has
enabled BUYERS 20 IN their coolers 70 overflow
INK. there Was no chance FOR the trade 10 re-
sumo its natural share or % allow valEss TO as
csnd iu such a short period % time. snusr-
auentiy the market Was no better tran steady.
While the market ruled slow. all offerings
shrWinr Ecrd flesh found the quickest sxle.
Those showing EreenneSs sold slowly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
Foreign

Reports BY Francis. Bro. & Co. No. rs
North Fcurth street. st DouiE-
Prime startling. cables ASSf+-HS; checks
Ls55d6s5B: 90 days 4-s2isG4-@
Commercial sterling, checks 4.She4SS: 90
days s-t2: % days IS0aa4-Spl
Grain bills 4.EnG4.s2L; cotton bills E-Sit
Bankers Paris. cables 5-r74G-T 1-isG5 .lSh;
checks 5 .lsAG5.B l-lea5 .isE: % days 5-aoAs1
b.0h15eO l-l6.
Comm srciai French francs. checks 5.isEe
6.S I-is; 60 days l-le
COMMERCIAL Swiss francs. checks b.Nsh8
SID EI6: 60 days 5-295-8h-
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 81: g
days t.ZL65-S 116
Banker Ieichsmsrks cables SS; checks
IS 5-I6a25H: o. Gays s4hs-
BsrSeFs Dutch guiIders. checks 40 Sis: 90
coHnsrcisf Dutch Euildsrs. checks sa: 80
days SsE.
Markef barely Eteady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
SUMMARIZE LOUIS MARKETS

Wheat vas acrobauc In yesterdays market After IN advance and Il sharp dN
cline future prices s~saved and finally struck N avezlseb between the high and low
the market eaSed on mainly because 4 lack o speculative interest Then the bulls
second hour a lot OF long stun eane out This selling wsp rciPtnted by te general
conditions rather than by any one influence Though the Ovemcn to the local mar
ket was not brisk. TIT receipts at other primary points were heavy. Weather prede-
tons were generally bearEh Foreign markets showed some strength after opening
weak but the effect OF this was more than onetb BY reports Of heavy shipments tot tbs
Continent from Russian ports LARGE amounts Of long stuff came out around noon
Later al attempt 10 bolster price was only partially successful The feeling at tn
close vas easy.
Corn. though only moderately active. hedsp much better than wheat Local re-
crease in The visible supplies were he weakening Influences in the Lsth hour.
- meat IfnSa "a, on hG 'hi isat= OK -
Dee oats closed unchanged.
Receipts az produce were in fair volume but there VAS good buying demand and
prices were generally steady.
Locals securities wcred dull fractions we're firm ans banking ISSUES we're neglected
steady between 5 and per- cent
Spot cotton MAS Lc lower in the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
- AND BUTCHER STEERS

Butcher Cattls-Ths extreme low rolnt %
the year on butcher cattle has now ben
T-arief- Though supplies to-day we're urht.
they were all below god grades and com
prtsei the Mad that -rtera into c1mrstiu.u
with T~Naus. % which there Were many Of
fered. SLau=hfrrgTE took their supplies finn TIE
quarantine side % the market. thus NATIVES
suffered tp q great extent A few COWS Fn1d
above g 10 outsiders. but most o. the EaIez 20
local killers % n pretty good class % dressed
beef COWS were below that hEurr. The few
heifcrr available we're mostly Inclined o. b. on
the Western order. although a. fsW medium
heifsrs were INCLUDED. Values on anything that
was suitable for tho hut her trade ruled about
steady. but thcso not receiving this demand
soil mainly 1e- lower and IN places Sc. Veal
calves sold fully steady
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New York Money Market.

New York. Oct 5-Money on call steady
lowest ! per cent; highest ~: ruling rate ~
last loan >: closing bid .. offered at ~: time
money easier: 50 days s per cent: 80 days SG5i4
9 months 81. Prime mercantile paper, eqei1.
Sterling exchange weak. then steady, with actu-
al business in bankers bills at FOL
and at A-SIe6{-SIs for 50 days; posted
rates 4-SEd4. and 4.SeG4.E; commercial bids
la. Mexican dollars &c. Government bonds
Etoady. raLlroaa holaa lrIeElLaE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
LOCAL SECURITIES DULL
WITH SMALL FLUCTUATIONS
TRACTION ISSUES CLOSE
ABOUT STEADY.
Banking Issues Are Neglected
and Outside Buying Inter
est Is Light.

Local securities were dull and without
special feature in yesterdays market
fractions had moderate support. with
sales Of Transit at Sls124 and SIS. and
United Railways preferred was about
steady at s2S The Z per cent bonds held
firm at Se-5
Missoud-Edison IS at $50 and Hope
Mining at &C were the only active issues
in the miscellaneous group.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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New York Curb Market.


New York. Oct 5.-Today's curb market re-
dected the condition prevailing on the stock
Exchange Trading vas extremely light. ana
prices IN most Instances ruled fractiouslly BE-
low the final figure OF last week Interest
centsred largely In The Seaboard Air Line Is
sues. which were fairly active and COMPARE
lively steady. Northern Securities was quiet,
trading up to ? o'clock being confined largely
% odd lots The cUppers we're heavy and weak
ness was displayed in Hackensack Meadows.
and In some Of the less active shares. The
bopd market was entlrely neElected-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Ruttsr-Crraurry extra at 2dz2i4cs hrsa
1918: seconds i1Ql5c: dairy extra at 1sdiIc:
hrSts i4r15r. ladle-parked. extra lsc: frSts l5c;
renovated IJuI5c. country stock IN pals lZ5aO
for choice. and poor AZ sgllc: grease stock
Fq5r-
FcEv-Rccpivcd ISIS pkES. local and s44 pkzS.
through. shlnped $50 ukEE. Market nrm at
H.. loss OF. and Ic for cases returned. Held
and OF stock lcss-
Cu~seSs-S0rthen on orders: Twins Ike: sin
gle 1-c. daisies leisc. Y. A. l:isc; swiss Sc;
brick uGiitzc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Eansas Ctv. No. Oct A-Catie-Rs~eIpts
i1.s0 nativs: liO Texans: calves 2.@o natives.
TEXANS 30; corn-fed cattle setye 70 strouger.
stronger. COWS ana helfsrs higher; stockers and
feeders e 20 1ec mghaE sholce export and
40. stockrrs and feeders E-@u1-f0: western
fed steer E-0Ef-g. TeEasand Indian steers
r1ffvn hsffcfs eauuars
8lde. q. bulls E9Ff: calNG GEs-G Hogs-
bulk % sales E.Eas. he1Ny mi1el
Tackers Es7isEs 70 HIGHT Shf1si0s Yo-ke-s
rrarket strong % 10 hlEheT native lambs ~
80. Wes-ern lamhs G.ILssted ewes I'D
G1.TSs Teas eliPF-e gearhHrs Z Texas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

DIV F~ilnt-Butchsr Us lbs. and up A. fsc:
On fallen a. IL. native and Arkansas al IKE
light stock under Is Ihs) AZ I2t4c: eulls AT nc
Natives on selecIon-No. ! AZ l4sc. No : Al
lztscs dp-snlted az 1GaRiiHc: Ereen-salted
round At Tsc; Ereca-salted on selections at 6
for No I and lc for No. .. bulls or uncured ic
per N. less. part cured &c less. cuils e Horse
hlde@Grcen No. I E.1B. No. : us: ponies.
colts and blues. 81. an dy &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Warrington. Oct. The amount of boa6s
refunded to-day under the recent oier OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury was SsSL550. OF which
S9L6o were J per cent and SS29D were 4 Per
cent The Total amount on both ; and 4 re
funded 10 date is SLis7,GO. Fve-per-cent bonds
70 the amount % sL,09i.l0s were received to
day for redemption The total TO date - -
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81. Louis Future Prices.
stoeka of Grain in store.


81. LouI-Deg wheat s.ke: puts Sic 70 s1'Se:
calls lt-s &C
ME1uauk-e-bec- Wheat fo-Euxc puts thisc,
and calls 55r.c asked. Nay puts Uhc bid and
calls slFtsc hid
AMI calls fpgc. Nay puJs F1AdAc and calls
NsGIc bid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Chicago stock Market.

STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Mass, oct. E-ClosinE quotations TO-
lay on money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Cau loans o Per cent; tine loans TH9s
Der cent.
BONDS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

New York. Oct E-Ths market frr svaPoratsd
APPLES - quiet for SPOT. with futures rather
easier. Common arr quoted ~ 4Gar: prime at
bi.G5lc: cr1lce a. srets~: fancy al sAa.Lr.
Punes attract q fdr 'ofblnE demand and rule
s91s ApI-
ira choice - AsFtat-~ AMI fancy AZ faf-Rfs-.
Teacles show no Important ~fCsturs, being quiet
At EsGIsc f1r Chui-. and as fCr extra
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06

Nc. pQln: No. ; t1S. Clover-No. 1 t9dto ana
No : y.u-. Prairie. ". 9.5od9t0.
No. I ssa9.59, No. . Ss0S alfalfa Sledl=.
STRAW.gn uL 800 Rye s'gs IA
sasovI. Spslter G.5 bid
W~HISkN-Ou basis u N.e9 FOR ~ghVine
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Nov York. MT. E-C0rsn-Sr0' Ri1 Nru. Va.
iuvoirs 5r~s mild STEADY; I'rdoya sG1ir:
FufurTz upruei steady az n decline - Is points
under rumTn. ~ hanni-il rain boz Santos. lover
European cable. larger primary receipts aud
from that market on "a slightly lower basis.
Ihes@ iuiufnrcE snr'uraEed considerable un-
rrysgl1- 80 tho lower level 90 check the De-
cliuinE Tendency and hold the market steady At
about the initial level until Just before the
rln~r. vhru n fresh tf - liquidation h-oks the
prices. and the Close wnu barely steady. - 10
. points lower. Tho R'rg were 80 hacH
in-luiiuE oct. az ts-. Nov. a. an p~- at
sai$c Jan ASFts March 5I'l5Isc.
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CsarinEs were large and transactions al The
banks we're in good volume. Discount rates AZ
steady, between 3 and S per cent.
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BOND sale. at New York.


mr. ~ SE NAAA@
New York. Oct 6.-SaleE q bones were made
here to-day as follows.
600 A, T.. a = =. zen. as--.-.-. cEA1 -
l2ge a. T. & s. r. adjust. 81. =
SIS IS FIN ssi5I 3, q : y I $5'45 H., e Ees
200 b & o., r. L E & ". Va
CT Nor. JOINT ts... nHs 81
H.0o c., r. L & p r. r coll. n.
LOO g. r. /. & Pae ger. g.. 10
1000 Consolidated Tobacco Es.-.-.... q -
leo Kansas city Southern 2s..-.... 81
LoQ Iaciede Gas Co. bs-----.- los
leo Louis. a Nash. unihed 4s.-..- So
1900 Mexican Central cnnsnl. Is. %
N.0o Mexican Central LIST income. lfAG u
E.g0 Mexican Central p income. TLU Z
400 VI. X A T LIST 4s-.--....... e5I
EHO Missouri Pacific trus Es--..- 1cgA
nGD Northern Pacific gen G---.-- TL9 ~
5000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s--ioNulH0iz
500 Oregon Short Line 4s.....-.-. 0saT -
LOO Oregon Short LAne Ist eAs--- IL
N,0p9 Rio Grands Western LIST Is g.
6oo0 ST l. 4 / N gen bs.- l9s
Is -. --.-... uEs 81
400 Southern Railway s. .......--- ues
SEQ Texas and Paclnc 1st b. ufAa
l.o0o Union Pacific LIST s-..---.-.-ln q saa
io5.Oo Union Pacific LIST convertible
Total sales IS2stycc.
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Afternoon TrsdinE-The room traders were re-
lions In the afternoon, ard the covering or
room shorts WAS due 10 the fractional recovery
IN the active stocks. The larger Interests did
little. and features Of Interest vere lacking.
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Wall Street Gossip.


Reported BY the New York Commercial Ad-
vertissr through Francis. Bro. & Co. No. az
North Fourth street.
New York. Oct. 5ForeiEn-Thsre was little
feature 10 the trading In American stocks IN
London to-day. New York was credited with
selling in that market Prices were irrsEuisrly
changed. but showed : few more declines than
advances. In this market the arhluaEe houses
sold about LEGO shares in all
United States Steel-The feature Of the trad
inE was probably the decline IN Steel common.
il was sold largely BY commission-houses with
Philadeiphia connections and others. while the
buying came principally from shorts and some
from banking interests Identified with the prop
erty. The basis OF the selling was the revived
runlor that the dividend would Be feduced.
Some people refused 70 bid more than = per
cent for Il. though the opinion was that there
would be no change
Investment BuyinE-The bulls fourd some
comfort IN talking about the investment buy
ing. They acknowledged that Il wrs not in
large volume. but they said 81 WIS st-adS. The
tranEscr books show that such cgupsAie1 as thu
Jseunsyivanfa- Peoples Gas. R~eltiuors and
Ohio. GsnhAttaa a71 syen E0nGv.Ge7s payers
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Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah. Ca. Oct 5~.-Turpentins firm at
ssNc. Rosin steady; 4 G 40 p no: =
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New York. oct. the dry rods market
continues on a very low plans o. activity.
Weather conditions have not ben favorable 10
an Increase IN bushes. hut more than this. the
uncertainty surrnundinE the nav material EituJ-
ton and the unfavorabie financial status causes
the major part % the atism which Ok
tsts to-day. Sellers are not prone 20 grant
much % a conreSsiun 90 tho belief that lower
prices Will not affect transactions.
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FIa1seed Quotations.

REPUBLIC SFEa-LAL
Chicago. III. Oct 6.-FaIsesd was Inactive.
10 Transaction being reported Cash No /
no. bidi No / SC, nominal:
oct. Sc nominal: Dee. NC bid and Sc selicTs:
May n-0i sellers Local receipts 2 cars.
TnruGuWF,a md Rnalr