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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

st. LouI. FIXTURE Prices.


The Eepubur qustations are for lots IN hrst
hands unless otherwise specified small lots on
orders are charged higher.
PEAES-Per bbL Eastern Duchess G-51a1-55.
and Sheldon 81. Michigan Ke.fer 81 and Ouch
ess Sclu per bu- basket Nearby Keller. per
APPLESGCousIgued. Pen Davis sgl.I ior
poor 70 s. for choice. Missouri pippin SL@tLty -.
Hg4gz5 =. crime GOLDEN. hol.s-eur. huutsman,
etc, uEG1 Jonathan Er1-. wlnesaps. 81
tPINEAPPLEs - Florida smooth Cayenne at
s-T{f-IGE GR,PES-pcr bbL At sts5a5.
CEAE ApFLE@Hg7lup. &0f Dbl
QUINCES-NcIE-by 5cber per E-hu- basket.
h2o9E5 GIfsLSg * Lat. Valencia. from
store GIa4& florida. s On trk-. from store
Gc5al5- New Mexican $50 per box on
GRAPEs-Conrords climax basket. aa22s FOR
ana SeN York: pony Niagara ic and climax
, E +: s2s;ss - C lss9z. T II ifs ann on e &ils.i E IS,
hing 8 Peg box IN iobb!ug way.
HASGNAsLolotails N2sa225 a bunch on
S6CuANUTs-Per 100. f. trx.. SO: jobbiHs
GRkNEERHTEs-Cape Cod. choice from store
- E1sa and fair Hsa5
auction. Gags-Tosay N.31dIs0. Coruichon
SIS. mlskat $50. black Ferrara Hl5
FOTArOES-Nu-theru sd. On trN 4ec5,c Tor
r1-r. vase Tor fair % good. 5Gsoc FOR choice.
Grms-EroWn, Sc for common % &C for choice
NEW oNIONs-Red pa5oe: yellow sas2ssc:
S5I,S F.e5inF oaio3s 81 oer b.
ic PER lb. Northern Holland seed si3aH per
fr-- del. Domestic. 80
CrCUMRER@Mrhizan rd1.n psr bg
TOMATQE[H0mr-gr0wn sound EcGflS bu.
BEETs-H5me-EroWn soasc per bu.
LLkkRRoT--HHSST@s-sTT92TT55 il sa.ss 5 ssr S sg,
GUMBO-Home-grOvn 0a4Se Per peek.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

.Pork-Sew etanIaIt mess IN a :OtbinE way
Lard-Cb0ics steam On e side closed nom
iraIy C-1c: ketls--endsrcd TSc.
rice thus- Hams-C-ay- at ne. Is at lohc;
Skinned ham-Isav at Sic; RGz6s al -:
=eg-is At S7se. California az 5Ec: New Yc-t
shoulders lluL-avJ at sc.
cribs closed nouinaIy. 45-av. al S=21c and 20
av- at &G=c (. a. T. Bid IN a jobbing way
short clear AZ Ss.c: bellies a. SIC u SC: piafs:
a. 0'sf tat sasHs az standard backs at
B~acou-BId. = c. meats in a fobblnS way
ranged. Breakfast bacon 81 from l1Ac foS
I5s. Calforrias ana New York shoulders a. -S
Gsasc Plain smoked lots n a ioboins way
shor; clear At Sc; bellies at sc to 10Ee:
a. yzc- Dealers charged higher On orders.
0le9 Stesrine-Ncmiual at 7G5Ec-
L~aito~-CcuEty gun hrm at &c for No. l
and ssGagc Tor No, :. packers cnOice 5I5Sc-
Gresse-Quote small irregular lots country:
Brown SLsc. yellow 5Au3izc, and white 4isc 70
n-imirauy-brown 3=asssc; yellow 5zc; white
..Fross Lrs-ouo,s a; SD per doz. for large,
81 Tor medium and &C Tor small.
,e 5es l { orders s5 Id 81, Rl9ie IS Toll and Fpi-
sets Ni=c inside l4c. kuUckles 14c: outside ioc.
Lave Pcuijry1Od chickens. hens. Der h.. &C;
ROSTERS Sc; d~ucks-white lec and dark SC; spring
Z; geese. Nn-teathered. SC: live pigeons end
squads. per toz. Sc-
spring chickens Ioc; ROSTERS &C: turkeys l7GI4c.
Foregoing figures are fO= choice only.
Game-We quote. D~ucks-MalIard At S.5
PEI t9E teal at rs for blue wing and s2.O
drawn e less Deer carcasses AZ 14c and ven
isln az &c per 10. WootcoCk at s. per dnz
Jack snIpe $50: squirrel at 75c per doz.: rab-
bits NGl.-5 per doT
Fresh Fish-Black bass at lie: crappie at Sc
fcr small and Sc for arge: dressed cat sic;
spocnbiu cat TIC: bullheads-dressed SC and
gross &c: budalO-gr0ss &c; dressed Sc. Ger
nan carp-preSsed &c. gross &c: sunhsh &c:
white perch &c. eeis 6cs shoft-shen turtles At &C
and turtle meat at Sc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
Army Orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct. cl-Army orders were
issued to-day rs follows.
First Lieutenant Frank 2 lyman. Jr.. Signal
Corps. Is relieved from further duty a, Fort
Myer. Va. and as scon as his services can b
spared by Major George T. Scrlven. Under
whom he Is Temporarily serving a. Fort Riley.
will proceed % Omaha for assignment 20 duty
as slgnai officer Of the Department OF the Mis-
souri,
me following transfers are made In the coast
artillery:
First Lieutenant =. p Martindals. IT. from
the EaEhty-second COMPANY n the FNv-thi~I
Company. First Lieutenant Fred II. Gallup
from the Fsty-thiri COMPANY 10 TIE E-ghty-
second Company.
Major Charles 2 EIIbourne. Paymaster. -
relieved from dutv IN the Department of IA
kota. and wil proceed 20 San Antonio. Tex.
and report FOR duty as Chist Paymaster % the
DEPARTMENT OF Texas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

Foreign Exchange.

Reported by Francis, Bro. & Co. 1t ~.
Fourth - 50. Louis.
Prime sterling. cables 4seiEaLsEs; checks
GO @ days ANEIdlEE.
Commercial sterling. checks A~ES0fAEEo: g
DAYS ESNa+sZ1: 80 days 4SJG.
Grain bills LEe1s-
Cotton bills s1n.
Bankers. Paris. cables h1sET51EsHSfs lis.
checks 5.lTisa5TTEa5I7 I-ls. g. days 81
so lis.
Commercial Frsneh francs. checks Gisls: .
Commercial Swiss francs. cheeks F1e.: g
taNF EGf7s.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks 5lsS: g
davF 6glE
Eankers' reichsmarks. cables s7t: checks So:
O. dave asf--
Commercial reichsmarks. checks =. CO DAYS
gtATas I-is. c0 DAYS afi.dqF E-rs
Banker Dutch guildsrs. cheeks s'.aD SIS:
CO DAYS - 1-iG
ConmcrciaI Dutch Funisu. check, % SIS:
@ GAYS g 1E-rg.
Market firm
swiss and Belgian Famsl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS.,

Trading In grain was almost entirely professional aud the feeling vas not 50
strongly buNsh. as many had believed would be following the revcus days rally.
There was an advance in the Dec option mainly because of "A fairly large short in
tGst which Il was eo&ary to protect but the tendency OF My was downward on
generally hearsh news Receipts uoush smaller than on the corresponding lay last
week were again large and there was not, much Improvement in the foreign inquiry.
Tin" market held up FOR awhile on reports OF heavy cash purchases by mlIrs ad
exporters Tho Northwest Ut later Tho cure Of the Chp-go and Minneapolis mar
kU5 I'd not bear out thae statements and figures which Lad been quoted as several
millions dwlndIi To 5000 hL Sales Of this amount would have strengthened he
muNct II announced CrN. but the Ltdogu was 100 much for the bulls Dec closed
with "a slight advance Ipd to Nayo option was owe in IN. LIST hour
Corn was slightly higher IN q falling of in the local receipts Weather and crop
conditions were generally favorable me the volume OF trading wass small
Dec wheat opened II- OF md closed II4c Up.
Dec com opened tr up and closed sc ".
MAY oats closed 10 up
Receipts Of produce Wuc in fair volume md prices Of fruits and vegetables were
steady tD a tufee easier
LoaI securities were moderately active St Louis Transit had good buying
support
Yesterdays bank asa-n-s we're 17so5 balances @oaas. Discount rates. wsr.
STEADY between nd o Per cent
SPOT cotton ms sc higher in The local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
BETTER OUTSIDE INTEREST
ADVANCES TRANSIT SHARES
OTHER ISSUES ARE NEG
LECTED AND DULL.
Missouri Trust, 4 Trife Lower Is
the Only Active Banking
Stock on Local List.

-. louis Transit was the feature OF YES
terday's market Tor local securities. There
was a sharp revival OF outside interest
and the stock was stronEe than Il had
been Tor some tine. After a higher open
ing. at SIS. sales were made up 20 SI5-75.
with more wanted at that figure and no
orers under SIC. Preferred had bids o.
s6cE and the 1 per cent bonds were high-
cr. al SS%
Missouri Trust easy at SHE'S and SlT50.
the only active issue in the banking list.
Central Coal and Coke commou was
takeu At 81 and offered At that price At
the close.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

may have been. Il cannot be denied that senti-
mrnt showed distinct Improvement Bond Epe-
cLalsts report q better demand Tor bonds. and
Ue volume % Inquiries and r'uinhlssF E-pNs
daily. Commission houses stated that their
customers are less frightened by bad" news.
and. while actual business Is not very large.
the disposition 10 buy il their. and needs tut a
little encouragement such. FOR example. A.
would be afforded by several days Of a strong
market. The little attention paid the Pitts
burg bank failure shows how the speculative
temper vas to-day. some people who knew
that the failure would b. announced to-day
sod heavily IN London. hut could lot buy
back ne EtucNs hoe ne AZ z los.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

New York. oct l-EcEs-Ercrlr'v f7-t1y.
GT- cases. With continued fine weather and
light supplies. the market retained the firm
tone OF ya~rerlav gH e. Trrre On such E-llss
q fresh a. could Do u=-i hy the h-Sr class q
trade. : bsttE- movement vas Effected Ia wsii-
um grade. but a. n concession from former
ASKING prices. with sales q such fairly repre-
scented by outside VEstatiu-~ On r1irIT- Dir.
ties. checks and al l1N grades were in Enal
demand. S'uFl=, eggs moved steadily AZ The
range fH- early AMI late -~f1-HuE=. with Ure--
lEgs % fancy quality quite -Eht. Quotations
unchanged
Kansas Gty. No. oct. Gl.-E,-zs steady. Mis-
gHuri and Kansas. cases returned. ls--c. new
80. 2 Whit-Uaod CASES iuClu.-L. I2c
Cni=aEu. oct. I--Egrs steady. al mark.
eases lUrluIrl. Tsafffzr r. d.
Philadelphia. Oct. G-EEES frm and &c h!Eh-
y: fresh nearby &c al MARI. Western Ef
-. loss on Southwestern -G-c. southern y
rEc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

New York. Oct. I-Spot cotton closed -yIe+
ding Gulf iNzc; Sies none. Futures closed
barely steady Oct anc: Nov. a.7Ic: Drc 49,
Jan. e1ec; Feo. sHc- March e-Efc: April aSgc:
Nav sSc. The market opened strong al an
advance Of ells points on active co-erfnE ard
buying Tor long account following cahlrs that
we're higher than expected b. a cc-rdsrahTe
margin. Including an ADVANCE Of 70 POINTS n The
English spot market In addition 70 he hirher
cables. the outlook was for lighter receipts fr-
the day. and. while the weather was nearly IDEAL
- FAR as late Developments. picking and the
movement were concerned. the market cen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

TIRSIPlHoms-Er0wn .oG3c bu. ho1.
CELERI-Mirh!Ean nat cases 4cG45c snd
square 5~rtt5C- fancy white plume 8aGA1c per
lunch and EG--Z per crate Homegrown 100
&c pr bunch Celery roots $685. per doE-
EGFPLAN4-lOme-ErJwu glal.I per bu.
box loose.
EEPPEkS-H. ue-Er0Wu 3lI5c Per bu- box
STRING EEANS-HgTe-zrgwn. green, C3faa
ahl wax 4cGGc Der bu- IoOse.
sGJAsH-EOne-Ergwn aummsr. SC Hub
bard sc Per bu. box loose.
sLEET PbTATpE--SeW BsrmgdR zc PEE
70 loose Eanzerlcud Gc- Queen &c: yellow
SPISACH-P.- bu.. lose. &c.
HoRSEiIADf-H-Nc New 3 .aEfl. II p~r Dbl
SPANISH D~STGNS-Ssw d1 = ,
CATLIELbWEE-Ch-tes N-5Efg per Cor
HJTAHAGAS-fu bulk. &c Der bn- ca tTh.
MUSTARD GREESSPer bu-. Logae, Ioc. :
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RDCETPTs AND ~sHIPMENTs
PROVISIONS

Provisions were firm carly on covering
% shorts in lard. supposed TO be for for
eisn account. and an improved cash de-
mand from shippers. Realizing by local
longs and selling by smaller packers
caused . loss 81 the opening frmnsss and
the market closed steady. January u0rk
was SC lower al SLLSiz. January lard was
unchanged at &Si= lille ribs were &c
higher At &-E1i=-
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow:
Wheat 50 cars. corn. 80 cars. oats. 80
cars; hogs. 1900 head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
shovel Fight in Tin Mine.

cFD-LNb
St. Clair. No.. oct. 1-sam Crow and
William Husky. workers in a tin mine SIX
miles south OF ST. Clair. became involved
in a quarrel this morning and Crow struck
Husky with a shovel over the head
Husky e IN n precarious condition. a
POSSE IS IN pursuit OF Crow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
TONE ~CONFTDENT.


Reported by the New York Commercial Ad-
verIser through Francis. Bro. & Co. No, "a
North Fourth street.
F0reigl-AmerCau stocks were lower IN Lon
don today on what looked like New YORK sell
vance information q She PittshurE Bank fail
Ure. In this market the arbItraEe houses trad
ed on both sides OF the account. but out or a
total Of about aN.el1 shares sales on balance
amounted 10 5000 shares.
S~uEar-Thcre was an early decline in sugar,
due to proft-tnkinE by professionals. Before
the stock had Euue down enough 70 make the
room really beaTsh on Il there was a sharp
rally. All that the SPECIALISTS could say was
that the stock seemed 20 be wanted IN the fore
noon, and that the buying was Of exactly the
same character as yesterdays
United States Steel-The Pittsburg Bank fail
vre caused some liquidation IN s.eel especially
the preferred. hut both II and the common soon
rallied on scattering cummissi0n-hOuse buying
and inside supporting orders. The feature was
probably the purchase Of 1000 shares Of the
common by Z. & c Randolph.
Atchison-It was said to-day that the laS
rise in Atchison was due to the execution OF
huyinE orders given out by the First National
Rank brokers. from which IS was argued that
the stock was being acquired IN the interest OF
the Rock Island party. This II not a new ru-
NOR. and the street long ago made up Its MIND
that II the Rock Island party bought Atchlson
ct all Il was merely to secure representation
n the Atchison beard. That. rather than con-
troll. seems to be desired
Observation-Disclosures the narkst fluctuations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

s., I0uls-usr wheat SsSo; puts SafSSc
TO So. and calls SIG MAJ wheat SNc a.
r.rrs S-.GE1r auI calls sc
Nu1uaus--pCr. wheat sisc b; puts 90
and calls - May wheat 5ssc b.: puts
~ I-SF- a-T calls &c.
DE-. e5ra r.c ana puts csc. calls go
Sss- D. MAJ corn E+Gtci=c. puts exc D.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

H~gttrr-Good demand Creamery Extra a
li-0Zr. nrut - E-Dizr. E~cCnAs Ifc. dairy
extra - Igglsc. hrs,s It1lSc; ladia packed
extra lCr. n-sfE II. GgEnfT stock IN rails IN
st.cEa fu5c.
EEEa-Eecsipts 1.gs pNz-. local and I.4l7 pkEs.
through. shipped So demand fair at &c. los
or curreut rsr=iIts lsc, cases returned. Held
Ar. Inferior lsss.
Chsos-SJrth"rn On orders; Twins IKE:
singles L.. daisies l2&c. Young Americas
l'.c. long horns H., !imbuT PER. Lew. SO
: a. IyulJe. b.-SE -gEL5-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

s.. Louis. ~ I--Ths following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
on The New York stock Exchange today. Cor
rrCtcu daily for The Republic by Francis.
Bro. & Co. bonds and stocks. No. 24 North
Fourth street.
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Grinned when Sentenced to Hang.

SFEIINL
Kahoka. No. oct. I-In the Circuit
Court this afternoon Judge Mckee sen
fenced Frank Clark. rayLsher o. Ollie
stood IN 10 receive the sentence with a
grin on his face and laughed and joked
With the Deputy Sheriff on the way back
to his cell.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

Dry diut-Butcher US lbs. and up) at 1sc. DO.
HEht tuHder IS lbsl Al t2izc; fallen at 13c: ma
tive aud Arkansas At l3a,c: latter on selections
at 144c for No. / and 11.C for No. . Dry-Ealt-
% at l0tsH1Iizc. Grecn-salted round at nc;
do. on selections at &c for No. ] and SIC sor
No. g. Bulls On uncured ic per 10. less. part
cured &c less: Culls &C.. Horse hide-Grse No.
] al ge.55. No. . al E.I5: ponies. colts anf
blues at 81: al dry at &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

Iransaetons AZ the hanks we're IN fair vol
ume. and there vas a good demand - -
and time loans. with discount nf@a ~, -
tween ; and 8 Per cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

New York. Oct I-Goveument bonds.
United States refundinE e. regIstered..-..IaT
United states rcfundlnE =. cnupun..---..IG7
United States g. eEistered..
United States -. coupCn T0gg
United States new -. register. 1zp-
United States new IS. coupon -.--.IT5E
uniteo states old "a registered ............li57
United states old a. coupon .-..-.-l1H=,
United States g. registered .-.....IafE
United States Is, coupon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

New York. Oct. ZL-Bar silver 1Ie ,s-
ounce. At London uncertain. 5 Sis Ger ounc.
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YeSterday's Bank CIearIpe,


eIsarinEs. E.HSos: tsiasoss. ss,SosI showed
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There was a good general demand for
both Dec. and May oats. and the market
held firm the entire session. Some 81 the
buying was credited to q local bull who
sold out a biz line last week. The close
was f-u. with Dec. up asr. al 2l.sC, after
ranging between JIa5ac. Local receipts
were 10 cr~a
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Treasury Statement.
BAR SHvrr.

Washington. Oct TL-AvaHabls cash b,,sns
81. fsL.sa: gold S1d1.z25s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

American SIEar-..Il5la
Amer. Sugar pfd. .u7L
Amer. Tel a. Tel. lei
Dom. Iron & steel. So
General Electnc.-.IEA
Mass 1914
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

New York. Oct I.-Money on call steady At
sex: closing 2G2I. Time loans easy: 90
days. 80 days and 5 months NEh5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S-a5a: sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business In bankers.
bills ~ LSsspGtSs5 Yer demand and at
AS5GAs55 for 50 days; posted rates "a and
tGtc. Government bonds strong. Railroad bonds
strong.
T~urpentine and Roxin.
Savannah. Oct. =-Turpeutine steady: RKc-
Rosin nrm; A. 3, c. els: d rs: z III;
70 " = Sa-o' =
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Butter aud Cheese.

New YORK. oct. Observation-Disclosures : a.
uEEV: frm: creamery isE=Ec: State dairy =
chicago. Oct G.-Butter steady: errausrfrs
TrLHZT---: daires 1fd1sc Cheese easier: dsi-
l1at d1tc.
ThuaFelphia. Oct I--Buttsr quiet and
n-nfs &c lover. extra Western creamery .Itz-.
rear-by prints Er. cheese duIl and lower: New
Yo-k fufi creams fancy 12; choice Ilsc. fair
% good udIiHc
Sugar.
Ser York. Oct. 1-SuEar-Raw steady. far
-efrirr 80. csntrffuEai. - test. nc. uoiasgas
sugar SIC: rednsd quiet; crushed Ec p1'r-
dsrsd tEe. Fran1'nt@i ATc. Mnlaszss steady:
Ns- orleans ufEe-
New orleans. oct. u-suEsr-Dull open kct-
tie Centrifugal Me-. eentrituEsL white. &c;
cane slruD nc. Molassss-Duii: Centrifugal
JGise.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

Mass Electric prd. ~
United Fruit. a
Z. s. Steel.- IL
L. = steel pfd. ia
Westinghouse com. IS
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Corn ruled fairly steady. but trading
was light and mostly FOR local account.
Prices were firm carly. iu sympathy with
the ser9uEth in wheat. although cables
and weather vore bear factors. There
was good buying by several prominent
commission houses and S~sIIgsrs the great
Cr part OF the day. and prices held fairly
well IN spite Of the weakness in wheat.
After a-IlIuE around -Ni=c Dec. closed
sc higher. at 45ztc.
Local receipts were &c cars. with nine
N ..-I-a.r nr-La
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
LARGER WHEAT RECEIPTS
TEND TO DEPRESS PRICE,
BULLS ROUTED AFTER 4
GOOD SHOW OF STRENGTH.
Corn Rules Fairly Steady, but
Business Is Light and Mostly
Local-ProviSions Steady.

Chicago. OCT I--Talk Of heavier re-
ceipts n the northwest and lesscuin- pre-
mium Tor contract grades o. both spr!n-
and winter wheat caused apprehension
among bulls in that uir TODAY and after
"a fair show 90 strength early iu the day
the market turned weak. pec. closing f,1
&C lower. Dec. corn t-r higher. oats were
up So and Jan. provisions we've from g.
I1grrr 10 e. higher.
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Y~EsTERDAYs sEssION.
STOCKS AND BONDS ~ BOSTON

Boston. Mas. Oct. 2i-CI-sirE quotations on
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares follow
MONEy
Call leans. Sa4 Der cent: time loans. JSs Der
BONDS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22

OH city. Pa, oct g.-Ccdit balances fi.I.
certificates. no bid. shipments SOS. average
G.2sl. runs slaQf. average GHs gh'pme-tR
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There was n good demand from commits
slou-h0uses for both Dec. and May wheat
early In the session. and with offerings
IiEht the market took on q strong tone,
Dec. advancing 90 Sic, after opening a
shade tn [.I-zc higher. NJ $50 Co 500
The rally was helped bv tho firm OUTSIDE
markets and by reports from the North
west ~ biz hus.ue there Yesterday iuT
shipment East. together with I fair e&-
port business reported Ht New York.
Shorts covered freely during the early
hours and prices held strong until toward
noon. when &C. reversal iU sentiment 0c-
uIrrHf. Several prominent HrMmlSStun-
houses We're liberal sellers during IN" lat
Ter ETF. OF tho day. and their action Was
followed hy many nit traders. who were
Influenced by the prospects OF increased
receipts iu the Northwest with % ls-seEinS
uI the cash premiums The market was
weak Int In the dlv. Dee selling down TO
$40. and closing az S1ssc. 20 loss ~ l-I'ac.
'THararras OF wheat and -Four We're equal
tr Isl 30 bu- Primary receipts were 1.lsl,-
t-t Eu.. against los - bu- q year ago
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 81, cars which. with local receipts OF
lGi car--UUuc Of contract ErIle-Uats to-
al receipts for the thrce points o. 6I9 cars.
against 30 cars Lust week and sJ cars q
wear ago.
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Pursels new front is gradually
approaching completion. The show
windows are attractively arranged.
The grocery window contains a
variety of bottled and canned goods,
and few city stores can show finer
line. The opposite window has a
display of shoes, a comparatively
new department that has grown to
large proportions. The other win
dows contain dry goods, draperies
&c. The entrances are tiled, with
/" F. P. Pursel" in the center. o..
B. Mellick has completed the con-
crete pavement in front aud is now
working on the Market street side.
Mr.. Purseps enterprise is most
commendable, and he will have the
satisfaction of having one of the
finest and largest stores in eastern
Pennsylvania.
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B. Frank Zarr is back in his office
again attending to the interests of
his many clients. During the sum-
mer he has been giving his atten-
ton to his farms. The one in Scott
township with its broad acres, all
we'll cultivated, its fine buildings
and modern improvements, is one of
the best to be found in the county.
An engine house is now being erect
ed which will furnish power for
chopping, threshing &c. Mr.. Zarr
has thirty head Of fine cattle on this
farm, and his son-in-law who resides
on the farm conducts milk route
and not only disposes Of all his own
milk but buys from other farms.
Mr.. Zarr is busy man, for he not
only gives personal attention to his
several farms but finds time to de-
vote to his large law practice as
well.