The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-24
by Telegraph.

New York. Sept. 23-SDot cotton closed
quiet: 10 points loser: mlddling upIands IL 5sr'
middlinF gulf 11.7Jc: ss'es 20, bales Futures
Nov. 9.5lc; Dec. 9,53c: Jan. isle: Fe5- s.sIc;
March ssic; April s.52e; May Ssc: June s5s;;
vance OF 4 points to a decline, Of 3 points on
! pected. ami some buying by in:erests who were
api'rehens We as to the effect Of cont nued low
temperatures. the market turtied very weak
and fairly active. or course as prices worked
~downwar thee were int TNals OF pIoht-tak-
ness and brought al ut occasional rallies. but
the general tendency was downward and the
riose. 'T When tb M eeTaeraf list showed net losses se
of lGI7 points. Sept. which had sold as low
p%o.ntsl. rallied before the close. bel s. fully Is
points lower. oct. also recovered about a point
barely steady. net II to is POINTS lower. Esti-
mated sales We're 50J.eO bales. The decl. ming
tendency was started by the larg r receipts.
which early promised 10 equal. last wears.
though the actual figures isi short Of that:
year. In addition to the heavier. move nient.
which was expected to de ssTy ne s9n.he eha
account of a former prominent bull lead r. sni
party was unloading. Selling orders were re-
cline was still further accelerated by tbs esti-
mates for t0-morrow's receipts at leading
points. showing a full cont nued movement
b break late df a Tf poInfs fO was SEPT sh'i IN a Z VI Orleans or shs
and by rumors that, from 500 to 5000 bales
s Ss1s ef f0P dsll asTs ON ON sesti eop aT'R nom 'he
Biverpool. Sept. @.-Cotton-Spot. moderate
midiiing fair T,Gsd; good middline s.ssd: mid
ding 6.5sd: low middlns Sled: good ordinary
500 tales. OF which LOO were for speenlat on
and expert. ard included 4.4e American. Re
eeipts iea bales, including so American. Fu-
lures opened and closed quiet american mid
e i55Es.t Z o, Oct Ct: s saG'- Noss ss ssRt' N sSa 9 and
De- I'd. ; Feb Feb p IsS a anf ian g.,1s sii'S Ma Ien' a and A EsGi
5.i2G5.l I'D: Arril and May did
s, NsS s 2rlsans sess fePt- ocfl ISIS s7e: Nps.
s.sSas.5sc: Dec. s.SsRs. sac; Jan 9.sshs. 4oc; Fob.
9.40ds 42c; March 9sSg94 &c Spot, cotton steady:
low %tniddltne STsc: middlIng foAc: good mid
ding 10 T-fsc: mIddling fair 10 Bite. Receipts
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. sept. E.-Ldve ~Pouitry-ReceIpts
we're 8 cars western and L Southwestern by
freight and a fair quantity by express. With
the Hebrews still OF the market a very little
stock worked into assumption, A fair move
voices were moderate and the market ruled
steady at 14iec on chickens ana fowls and SIC
poultry also steady. Pigeons duh. Quotations
unchanged
The fresh receipts this morning were quite lib
eral, as stock arrived on time. ard some marks
that have been generally from one TO two days
time this morning. The Hebrews were absent.
and with somt aecumlistion on hand more
easier tone to values on medium grades and the
market WIS about he PEE H. lower except on
steady. Fowls were NOT plenty and the market
vas about steady on dry-picked, while scalded
Ssaice iarre dry-rieked chickens were in de-
rand and the market steedy TO firm On weights
averaeins to lbs while a few large scsited
'scalded springs averaging under s lbs TO the
pair the market was easier. western Droiiers