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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
Miscellaneous. .EarEs..

.FEATHERsPrime white live geese in small
ks, 54e and in large SKIS; sc: prime gray do.
toa4se; s < aGsse: Xxx X dee ssass sks Xx Sid 1t Sh!fe
%HHX Sc; tar 10 per cent It, on small IS. and
kooTmopo;s; per b: Ginseng at assg
s,ash 81 s4d NAY sns saRF!s "a sds saa Rsl Sc: s5is. J; ;1 a.;
sa STEEP s Tssf Sc 1o Siid D siisssF z:aa,s
shearllng 1065c; lamb at 1565c; dry, fallen.
s' 6kE fSsii sK IfS 10 Erc.-ouote. DER h; P1m.
deer skins &c; black tail 24c: Southeast Texas
DC: antelope 1eAc; goat &c each-damage1
Observation-Disclosures at sc per ID. for
LINsEED ou-ouotable a, Sc per gal. for
raw and &c for boiled: lie per gal less in car
20 sA Sa, I s oaEs SIC for Of go &c gals 3! smaller at * d Rs5 T:
SSaTESkRAETPS5N ITn, M;s per half ssl:
HoNEY@bufi: comb at 1Se to 1ac; strained
oHoPs@NeSs YORK at Sgze: Western .sazc:
r side medium at SC: Eranuiated SOC
PEI sR SSdi 6 TG e 6er so, the en fsn sae- D.- ton. +,
car lots: on trk-: Common at 80 to so: fair at
Z" sf 70 19' F fealse n sSs 70 III a, soas.rc Der
bu.: other kinds accordingly
BEANS AND HEAS@QuOCel rOm store. White
beans at s245G20 per bu- for choice hand
picked peas: go for grades less:
MIA pink at sac per h.: Lima beans at 4Ec per
KAFFIR CORN-white at &c per 100 rbs.
EMPTY oil. turpentine and
gasoline sc: vinegar sc; black oil &c: linseed
light and varnish sc: sugar 15c: whisky Tec:
do. half bbls. sc: wine Sc: sauerkraut 200
SOC: pickle 4eGSoc: salt SC: -four &c: molasses
SOC: lard ties 40c; &C on each broken head:
PIC each hoop missing.
MOSSWe quote. per h.: Gray mixed 1Ii4
&c; gray. brown and black mixed Ixa4c:
brown and black mixed 2G51Sc. hachine-picked
x 5d51tc. Xxx o xxx xxx
5a5kc: extra black &c: inferior less.
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at
eo175c. Old rope-No. 1 Manila at H1; No. :
B~oNEsIcneice bleached at SIS per ton: either
kinds from 80 to IA
Pop RN-SeIi on cob at s0c6sI per 100
MS for pearl: mixed at 7f7c. rice at S1Tf-25.
ScRAP RON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs:
wrought iron SC. heavy cast 5Oc: maIIeable
steel and breakable SC: stove 40c: burnt sc:
Iirhf brass $50: heavy brass 50; copper 50;
zinc 81: lead sI.50: -ewter. H4.
PECkNANone Offering: prices nominal.
SORGHUMLCANE SEED-Quotable at ac Per
DRIED FRUIT-we quote: AppIe-EEap-
Grated rings or quarters from 4A45Hc for good
to SIC for price: sun-dried quarters at 3634c
for dark and poor to fL6fl<c for prime:
bieached chops 1&c. peeIinss lie. Other fruits
nominal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
OF LOUIS MARKETS

Though therew vas some early bunsh news most OF the Information of this char
acter, based on prospective frost ad continue cold weather, had been discounted
I'M it was further on@tb by a general rise in temperatures all over the spring and
winter belts Sunshfnei is always very strong bearsha rsument except seasons of
drought The Northwes reported hat the outlook there had shown great deal If
improvement in the last wentyfou hours. Thhss statement was borne out by in
creased receipts at minneapolis ad Duluth IN further eakenngh prices, both for
pots ant futures, in thosem markets Receipts here and at other prfna points were
Indicating that rmH we're not disposed to hold their grain Foreign mar
kts we're generally easy Inc though charances weref fairly large, the export demand
va nodsraeC Cash buyfng was United IN on a gemaIyI we basis, except OIL the
very best trades
Cor bulls reeiveda serious setback Predicted frosts did not appear. Conditions
nov Improvement in many sections and temperatures were rising in nearly all
sections OF the belt Receipts were again heavy ant there was little outside buying
interest
Dec wheat opened SC OF and closed aAc off,
Dec corn opened sc o n and closed &c Il.
Dec oats osedn omnanyu nchanged =
Receipts of produce were moderatea nd prices of fruits and vegetables were gen
orally steady to higher
Local securities werea again dull United Railways preferedw was the only active
Yesterdays bank ceaancs we're s2S&s balances STSGN Discount rates we're
firm between 5 and 6 per cent
Spot cotton vast chang in the lal market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18

There were material losses in the Re
public Steel and Pressed Steel Car. The
break in Tennessee Coal was not ex-
planned. Some of the ~high-grade railway
shares participated in the decline. which
was followed by a rally, in the course Of
which prices recovered to a level ap-
preaching yesterdays close. Steel common
made a net decline of g per cent. and the
preferred was unchanged
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The market closed steady. 1t developed
after the close of the market that much
OF the selling Of Tennessee Coal came-from
a Philadelphia house. and was said to be
based on adverse trade reports. London's
sales are estimated to be 10000 shares, and
purchases were normal.
Foreign exchange advanced sharply 10
4.s625, due largely to a demand for bills
to meet maturing e0-day loans. A feature
of the day was the sale of 100 shares of
United States Shipbuilding at 81 per share.
The Treasury made another shipment of
800 900 to New Orleans. in addition to
which further direct shipments to the
West and Southwest were reported. The
banks have thus far lest about S,0O.OJo.
as against a gain of 81 ,46S,oee in the same
period last week.
The bond market showed some slight
i~rregularity, in sympathy with the wide
fluctuations in United States Steel Total
sales, par value, $4,000. United States
Is and old Is advanced II per cent on the
last call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
st. Louis Curb Market.
Stock. of Grain in Store.
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc

WHEAT-Received 7s SKIS. and 50 cars. local
and 4 cars through. BY sample. delivered-No-
ton; No. 3 red at s4as5Hc local and SIC destl-
nation; No. 4 at .sGS3c: no grade at 7537Ic;
No. . hard al GLGS1c: No. 3 hard at 75f75Hc
for export and 7sGSOc for milling grades: No. 4
mixed at soc: No. } mixed at E4hd79c: No. 2
white spring at Sic; SKID. No. 2 red in eleva-
CoRN-Receipts, 90 cars local and 6 cars
through. BY sample, delivered-No. 2 at igIc
local; No. 3 at 4stzd+sc local and SIC des.ina-
ton; choice no grade at iSIsc local: No. . yell
cal: 501zc destination; No. ) white az 4ss G.
oArs-Receipts q cars local and 10 cars
No. ) at s65Slsc; No. 4 at rose, latter run.
ming to white; No. , white at Aa49c: No. 4
u the offerings small and m.e.-
ing quick sale: No. 3 brought sac and No. 2
readily salabIe at 571sc-
FLAXsEED-HIgher at 81 bid for spot. but
FLoUR-Soft winter flour: Patent. in wood.
s4.I0a40: straights S.s594.05; extra fancy
S3.SGa3. 80: clears S.3od35: low grades in jutes
te5oG3- Hard winter -four in tutes: Patents
&. 40d3-e0: clears S275Gs. Foregoing prices for
lots from first hands. trk. or at depot this side.
Orders higher.
iute SKIS, and $40 in wool for new. Mixed
CoRNMEAL[QuotabIe T. o. b. at $3.50 for
city meal; $3.50 for pearl meal, grits and hom-
HAY-Received 40 tons local and 60 tons
through. Shipped SS tons Market E. side:
Timothy-New CHOICE 81; No. | SloglL9; No. ?
No. 2 sifs. Prairie. W. s~ide-Choice se.50ds. 40:
30. / Sas.5o: No. 2 S7gs; alfalfa sioGI2.
sIk ge9 .. ,oa.,x LA
wHisKY~on basis of SIS for high wines.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
INTEREST CENTERS
ABOUT STEEL ISSUES.
COMMON ESTABLISHES A
NEW LOW RECORD.
Atchison Is Taken in Large
Amounts and Some of the Pa
cites Advance Under Buying.

Nav York. Sept. 17.-Interest in to-day S
stock market centered largely around the
steel issues and certain other Industrial
securities. The crop situation, concerning
which further contradictory reports came
70 hand. was of secondary Importance.
COMPARED with the impression conveyed
nv the further heaviness of steel common,
which established a new low record OF
lSS There was little pressure against
Steel preferred. and the 5 per cent oonds
were steady. compared win the previous
days marked weakness
Another feature of the inoustriai si.ua-
ton. which was not without influence ioi-
lowing hard upon the early weeks oe'ei-
opmeats in United States Realty, was tne
showing made by the Standard Rope az
Irvine Company. and the late pre9k "a
Tennessee Coal. Under norT.aI S0l5s t1ye
prices IN New-YoTk probably worio nass
shown some advance at the outseI, li.olls
fIom the fact that the Bank OF bis.anue
discount rate showed no advance, rus
and the Suspension of a prominsnt =
pool cotton house helped to produce an u
regular opening.
COURSE TURNED.
Buying of standard railway shares oy
brokers, commonly supposed TO represent
strong interests. together with heavy Gov
ersng. turned the course OF the market Gp-
ward before noon Atchison was taken IN
large amounts by a Western commissions
house.. and some of the Pacific stocks al
yznced under buying hy brokers. who nave
been prominent in these issues recently;
Brooklyn Transit. concerning Whlcn
many rumors were circulated. was again
Irregular. Practically all OF the 3
Improvement was wiped out later wnen
trading became dull and narrow and prices
t-IrE moro g KRP6- In the last hour the
Eeakn1S of the Industrial group became
more acute. Tennessee Coal selling on !
Points. Z Steel common touching the
4E figure OF the day.
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SUGAR AND sIRUPLNew sugar a.

MAPLE SUGAR AND sIRUPLNew sugar At
sfInc uer 10. Maple strip at 5odS0c per gal.
GRASS prime new Timothy EIs
to S.2: prime clover Ssds-25: redtop q
delivery: Lard tics. 40 for wood and ~ fof
iron bound; oak pork bills tio for wood,oouno-
81 for iron-bound: ash. pork bbls. SOC: oleo ties.
N-i5: slack-work bbls.-s-hoop -four Sc; s-hoop
do. &c: mill-run apple a9c: No 2 do SG' meal
zlc- s-hoop lime sc: 4-hoop do &c
COoPERSTUFFS-In car lots on trk: S.ayes
Cottonwood -four Dbl. $3.50: do. meal Dbl $50;
No. > s.: No. / half-bbI. gum) rs: mfll-rm
fruit Dbl. IS. 50: beer keg s121Is; lard tierce 81:
pork Dbl. SIS Headings. per set-No-. nour
bbI. Sc-milI-run I7n-inch stock for apple bbls.
SIC; No. 2 do. SIC; lard fierce 1sc; pork Dol
I2i-c. shaved hoops-F1our J. $50 for cooper
81 Tor hoosier. half-bbl. So: ciled elm Cs-fooo
N.1ds.s0; oak lad fierce. cooper shaved. SlSV
IL: pork bl. S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
GRAIN VALUES LOWER
ON FAVORABLE WEATHER.
CORN FUTURES UNDER
SELLING PRESSURE.
Trading Is in Moderate Volume
and Mainly in the Hands
of Professionals.

Weather conditions strengthened the
hands of the bears in yesterdays local
grain market. The predicted frosts did not
show, except in a few sections, where
they were unimportant. and the outlook
was generally favorable for both the
spring and winter wheat crops. In the
Northwest there had been q decided i'm
provement, and there was too much sun
shine in the West and Southwest to
justify an advance. Gables were disap-
pointing to the bulls. Foreigners did not
seem to take much stock in the domestic
damage news. The movement to market
continued brisk.
Dec. wheat opened sc off and sold at:
SIS Sc stsass, s:5ss; ssss; S4sss. sfs &c.
QShc.
Sunshine and higher temperature over
the greater portion Of the belt caused the
crop killers to seek retirement Though
there was some damage news from the
central section the frost scare was about
over ana traders who loaded up Wednss-
day were anxious TO ease their lines. Out
side interest was light The feeling at
the close was easy
Dec. corn opened sc off and sold at:
4sc. fsc. Ea@47ac. f7Isc. I7sc, 47sc.
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis were
So,073 bu, of which 7S SKIS. and So cars
were local and 4 cars through. against
10, 4S9 bu.. of which 2355 SKIS. and 12I cars
were local and l car through. in 1892.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
were $1,000 bu., against l.l97. 600 bu. in
1907, and shipments 622,oo bu., against
$4,000 bu. in 1902. Northwest received 56I
cars. against toll cars in 1907 Chicago re-
ceived $3.50 bu. and Kansas City 1SS. 400
bu. C~learances We're 134,0O bu.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis were 3d.
40 bu.. of which 50 cars were local and s
cars through. against 1850 bu., of which
all were local, in 1872.
Receipts OF corn at primary points were
$1,000 bu.. against $500 Blu. in 1902. and
shipments $1,000 bu.. against 1900 blu.
Chicago received 405.110 bu. and Kansas
City 32.eO bu. Clearances were $500 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis were A.
$50 bu.. of which q cars were local and III
cars through, against 100 bu-, of which
&C. cars were local n s cars through, N
1902.
Receipts Of oats at primary points were
$4,000 bu.. against 747,00 bu. in 1902. and
shipments $4,000 bu.. against $4,000 bu-
ClearanceS were $50 bu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
UNITED RAILWAYS ACTIVE
IN A DULL MARKET.
BANKING ISSUES HAVE LIT
TIE SUPPORT.
Miscellaneous Issues Are Neg
lected and Transit Is Wanted
at Lower Figures

Slightly improved interest In fractions
increased the volume Of sales OF local Sc
curities yesterday. The session was again
dull. with little outside investment inter
est. United Railways preferred was b
most active issue. at sS3 and ssS5711-
The 4-per-cent bonds held firm at $7e.S71s.
Transit was wanted at S7.5o. and was
freely offered at N7.s2k. Union Depot
Railway IS had support at S115.
Sales of small lots Of Missouri Trust at
S12.5o and OF Central Coal and oke at
$50 were the only other transactions.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
Petroleum,

New York. Sept h.-Petroleum steady.
OH City. Pa. sept. u.-Credit balances s.5s:
certificates no bid Shipments s.. ass: averages
1888; runs sS.AI averages ASK Shipments.
Lama S5.ess: averages S,S3: runs, Lima 75-
as; averages 51.95.
Turpenfine and Rosin-
New York. Sept IL-Turpentine nrm- Resin
firm
$40 Rosin firm: a B c, sIs. ID $50; e
si.e5, G Sos: Il $50 / SIS: X 2f: n
Leather and Hides.
New York. Sept n.-Hides steady Leather
steady.
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Pork-New standard mess in n jobbing way
closed nominally at $3.50.
steam IN z. side closed nom
inally s25c; kettle-rendered al s9s4c-
Green Hams. Etc--Car lots held z. o. B.. z.
side thus: Hsms-10-av. at Ike. 12s AT l0Zc.
1zs at f0c; Is6Iss and ss at SIC; skinned
hams1s-av. at 95sc. 1sHsls and 15e2is at loo;
California at sac; New York shoulders Q06l2-
ayl at S&c- From the block del: Hams at SC
to exc. and bellies at I%al2zc. as in average;
California SIC; New York shoulders at SIC.
D. S. Meats-To arrive. loose cured cribs
closed nomfnally: 5-av- at Sssizc and 5o-av.
at Ss7i1c c. a r: bxd- in q jobbing way ranged:
Extra shorts az sac; cribs at SAC; short clear
at eikc: bellies al SIC 10 I0azci plates at 7%c;
fat backs at TIC: standard backs at SIC.
Dealers charge higher on ORDERS
ranged: breakfast bacon at from 1erc for
heavy TO lie for choice light. hams at lac
10 I5iEc- CaIIfornias and New York shoulders
at TILHsc. Plain smoked bxd lots in a 1obbing
short clear at 10c, bellies at loz911&c: plates
al Sc. fat backs st Sc: standard backs at l01c.
Dealers charge higher On orders
Oieo-Sdearine-At SIC
Grease-Quote small. Irregular lots country:
Rrovnxsxc. yellow 2SGSISc. and white &c to
4Kc-Iatter for choice. Quote packers stock,
nominaily: Brown 3AG5Sc: yellow s4q+c:
Fmes feEsNouote at $50 per doz. for large.
Tlr7y for medium and &c for small
Reef-Ou orders: Bbld--Plate. roll ana Fulton
Market s. sf0119.75; mess slufo: dried per b.
sets ike: inside Ilc; knuckies l4c; outsides Ioc:
V~eaIs-Ouote sc for heavy and szGsc for
fancy small and fat Q6o to Il ihs): heretics
and thin &c to 5zc- Yeaziing sheep al &c: old
bucks and ewes at lixEe: sprlnE Lambs at e
41+c per 10: heavy buck Smps SHS5zc. thin
Live Peuitry-ofd chickens. hens. per h. SIC.
ROSTERS sc. spring chickens. average receipts.
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J. ~ Amory G. Co.. followed by ether COM
ssion houses. who received supporting orders.
Eighth and Locust Streets.

Atchison-The early strength Of Atchison
was due as much 10 the purchase OF 1900
shares by. Harris Gates Sc Co as to the con
tinued reports OF absorption by Union Pacific in
this line. The later rumoTs were denied IN
Union Pacific circles and the Street fell back
on the theory that the Rock Island party had
bought heavily into Atchison for the purpose
OF securing representation in the latter COM
pany's Board OF Directors.
Short I~nteres:-Almost all the surface indi-
cations pointed TO The existence of q short
interest OF considerable dimensions. When Har-
ris. Gates & Co. began to buy Atchison the
room talked of Western covering, but the same
firm sold other stocks freely The room els-
ment believed the short interest was becoIn-
ing too large for comfort. and one Of the
most aggressive of the professisBa traders ex-
pressed the views of many when he said: II
am bearish. but l am covering because the
size OF the short interest makes me afraid. /
am bearish. but SO is everybody else. hence
prudence is wise"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
Local Money Market.

Local Money Market.
Transactions at the banks were In fair VOL
ume. Discount rates for call and time loan,
held firm at 5 to 6 per cent.
Dry Goods.
New York: Sept i[-D.y GoodsETns market
orders to the greatest possible degree. Sellers
eessions. believing in a Sood many auariers
that they will be able to secure better Quota
tons in the near future Bad weather has IN
ssTfered with jobbers sales.
Coffee.
New FORK. Sept U.-CoHee-Spot steady
an sdvsn Deo Of 5 points. and. infiuence94 Sy con-
tinued small primary receipts. covering. and
important receipts. ruled frm at .arst.. wtih
prices ar one time showing net gains q 1913
and prices sagged down 10 about the opening
basis: the market at the close beng steady: net
I!ee bass including oSt; at 90 Nov,
Sugar.
New York. Sept T-~-Susar-Raw nrrner: r.
New Orleans. SEPT n-sugar dull; open
kettle ee yaIToW 4 ,.isS4e: ;ee egnssl: TIC Nn Ne
lasses dull: centrifugal 5d1sc.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Sept. 1.-THE market for evap-
f Hra'f Son aRsiss' ses su fruis sf e a qaEfas;oin N m mSEs se
quantity and runs irregula-sy as 10 quality.
Pf9nes are firmly held. but he demand 4 IN
active and chiefly for small lots onotatfors
range from 5izc to &C for all grades Ap-tcots
are firm Choice are quoted at s&G3Sc. extra
choice az SkGlSSc. and fancy at 19ii1i5c-
Peaches are quiet at ga for choice and *
GSac for extra choice
Butter and Cheese
Philadelphia. sept N.-Bufter-Stesdy. fair
demand. extra Western creamery se1.e: DO
nearby prints &c. Cheese firm and higher.
New York full creams. fancy HE. do. choice
iik6If%c; do. fair to good ul=11ic.
Chicago. Sept steady: creamery
13620c. dairy D21Tfc. Cheese steady to frUs
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Produce.
Hides.

Dry % lbs. and upl at 15c;
do. fallen at l3c: native and Arkansas at 13Ac;
light stock (under l6' lbsD al I2lsc; culls at
19c. Natives on selecJion-No. / at Ipse: No.
= at I2izc; dry-salted at IO1zQllHc: green
sailed round at TIC; green-salted on selections
at Sc for No. l and &C for No. 2; bulls or IN
cured lc less per ID; part cured jc less; culis
&c. Horse H~ides-Green No. l s3.B: No. 2
81 ponies. colts ana blues. 81: all dry T5c.
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w. yorL Stock 0uotatfon..

New York. Sept. 1.-THE following shows the
opening; highest; lowest and closing auotataSns
rected daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro.
& Co. bonds and stocks. IA North Fourth
street.
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Domestic
Chicago Stock Market.
Treasury sfntement-

Washington. Sept. T.-To-day's statement Of
the Treasury balances shows available cash
balance SIS, rs. $50; gold Si19. sci. %.
Har Silver.
New York. Sept i1-Bsr silver 57[c.
London, Sept f.-Bar silver steady at sd
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q. I.oui, Fu,nrr Prices.

St. Louis-Dec. wheat S5sc bid: puts sifsc:
calls s5sc. Dec corn 4I5sc: puts EEc: calls
SSLc.
Milwaukee-Puts on Dec. wheat size 10 SIX
GS1Hc: calls szLc to s1Lds1Sc: May wheat
corn 5f7sc bid: puts size: calls 52izc asked;
May corn 5l5sc bid: puts 5lAa51Sc: calls s2Sc
asked.
MinneapoIis-Dec. wheat sosc; puts Sh8
sOSc: calls soLc asked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
MINING SHARES.
Mr.ips stock. in New York.
New York. sept r 5.Gs 81 sSoi Sgasati0ns to-
wall street Gossip.

Reported by Commercial Adve5 ISL EonTfh
street. -.-i~zn stncks
-, to-day were quiet. and IN genera
showed a downward Tendency. csSsed inictfye
sslnes which showed fractional gains; IN -
market the arbitrage houses sod stochs re he
freely. putting out about zS"
various internationsls-
,-,,,sd states steeI-The common stock SOLD
49, r-ice On record. There was an
esrsy tip that Steel common would sustain nos .
uesn o1o,,1d ~ sunned for. II did not toos
e III n the order in question was lnSossren, on ~
tae gyuT.t,sr C,,rrie who made Steel common
vi hsicx n. but il rallied on heavy purenases
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston Mass. Sept n Closing quotations
to-day on money. bonds, stocks and mining
shares; MONEY.
Call loans Ld5 per cent; time loans 5hss per
BONDS.
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Yesterdays Bank CIearinr,.

Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
elearings s.c1s.2 ss; balances Sos. 90.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-18

Ilhc; ducks sNGsc; spring geese nc: spring
turkeys 1ic: old turkeys l+c; old geese. full-
feathered. &c: live pigeons and squads. per
doZ.. 81.
Dressed Iced Poultry-Chickens: Hens. 15zc;
spring chickens. I2Izc: ROSTERS &c; turkeys
1Sc. Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Gane-Quiet: all game should be carefully
iced during warm weather. We quote Wood
cock at s. per do2.. piOver at $50 per doz.
Fresh Fish-Quoie: Black bass at l3c. crap
pie at &c for small and &C for large: dressed cat
S7c: spoonbill cat Sic. buIlheads-dressed sc
and gross Ai.C: bufalo-groSS SIC: dressed &C.
German carp-dressed 4isc. gross &c: sunEish &C;
white perch &c. EeIs sc. SOft-shell turtles at
&c aid turtle meat at SC.
--
Produce.
Butter-Guotatioas: Creamery-EXtra 9hG2lc;
dTsts IIHlSc. seconds l5I1s~ D~airy-Extra l6G
lie; poor TO fair I5GI5c: grease 4H5c: ladle-
packed extra i5c; frsts lJc: cOuntry-packed
stock, average l2c: poor to fair Sale.
Eggs-current receipts i65=alS=c. Receipts
1915 pkgS. local shipments G6j.
Chess. Northern. on orders: Twins, lie;
singles Ike. daisies 1Iizc: y. \ 1l3ac: long
horns lie: Limhurger l~9aiotc: Inferior ia q
&c: Swiss 15ulGc. brick ~iiGIllIzc.
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~Pnckinr-Hnuse Price.

Packing-House Prices.
Swift & Co.. National Stock Yards. will pay
to-day for produce delivered at East ST. Louis
or st. Louis the following prices:
Eggs. case count cases returned ...--........I 49,
Eggs. losS-od basis. cases returned 49,
No. 1 fresh packing stock Fundamentally
No. dressed fowls
No. 1 dressed
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FINANCIAL.
DIVIDEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NUItCE.
once q Mississippi Valley Trust Company.
norShwest corner Fourth and Pine SITS. St
Of the Executive OF this company,
hah this day, q dividend OF - per share on
the oapAtai stock was declared. payable October
1 ne1t for quarter ending September 90. iss.
Tr1nsf0 books ctose September 20. and reopen
n o SECRETARY.
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Wool.
Missouri and Illinois
Fruits and Vegetables.

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Bonds.

Louus
York, Sept l5.-Goyernment bonds