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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-26
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-10c lower;
good to prime steer, $5.600$S.75;
poor to medium $3.50 0s5.40; stock.
ers and feeders s?.CG1t 90; cows
$1.50@4.50;a Heifers O 90;
Gamers 81 250$2.1C; bulls 81 OoD
$40; calves $3.0O1$69 90; exas fed
steers A.50@$5.60; western steers
$3.25@$5.25.
S~heep-stead; good to choice weth.
ors s40OG*i.7i. "a. 70 choice mix.
ed $3.25@$4.O0; western sheep $500
ed $3.25@$4.OO; western sheep $500
@s4.50; western lambs 90:
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New York stock Summary.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Americans
in London about parity.
Counsel for standard Oil Co., issued
formal denial Of any exercise of poll.
teal influence on either side by that
corporation.
U. S. steel earnings for September
quarter net $1S,77S,930.
Untitled orders 3,027,43 tons, com.
pairing unfavorably with last quart
. err.
Regular dividend on steel pfd.
Rumors of sale of the great west.
ern to Union Packing Glover Leaf
deal with C. H. & d. said to be COM
pleted.
Advancing tendency In bessemer
pig iron.
Delay in O. & w. announcement
due to delay in details.
Burlington surplus, after charges,
equal to 11.56 per cent capital
stock.
8 roads for third week Of october
show average gross increase Of
1908 per cent.
Banks lost to sub treasury since
Friday $1,146.000.
U. s. Steel corporation buying coke
freely.
IL industrials decrease 40 per cent.
20 railroads decrease 90 per cent.
d. ]. & G..
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Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.--Cattle,
steady to 10c lower; native steers
$4.O0@$6.30; southern steers $4,000
1915; sothern cows $1.506$2.75; ma.
tive cows and heifers $1.50@$4.50;
stockers and feeders 25@$3 %;
bulls $1.75@$3.25; calves $4,000
$500; western steers $3.001$4.50;
western cows $1.506$3.50.
Sheep-stronger; muttons $1,000
$40; lambs $400@$5.60; range
wethers $3.2564.15; ewes $500
$3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-26

Diamond Lodge Nc. 4, A. o. U. w.
and Hope Lodge No. 8, d. of H., will
celebrate their anniversary Friday
evening the 28th instant, at 8 o.
clock in their hall, all members both
residents and visitors with their
families are kindly invited to be
present, refreshments will be served
free. 10.111
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Mrs. Standish Is now located in the
Masonic building with a full line of
millinery. New goods received daily.
Ladies are cordially invited to call
and inspect my goods. Also a full
line Of samples Of tailor made suits,
coats, jackets, furs and ladies' outfit
ting. Millinery and Dressmaking, SIS
Douglas, Ave. 1912.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-26

THE PLAZA TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK Of Las Vegas can tell you
that silk hats and seal skins ruin
more savings resolutions than bread
and butter. One dollar will open an
account.
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.ggMHRKETJ

Tho following New xork sGoc. aaoLAnvn
sere received by Levy Bros. members Obi
sKgO Board OF Trader rooms 3 Aad
stt Block, colo Phone 90, Las Vegas Phone
no. over their own private wires from New
pondeut OF the arms OF Logan 4 bryan N. Y.
and Chicago member New York Stock Ex-
change and Chicago Board Of Trade, and Wm.
4. otis 4 Co.. BANKERS and Brokers. Colorado
springs.
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While the rains are osming and the
city water is murky. drink Macbeth
water. fresh. clear enc pure. For
sale at p. Roth's. .s-37.
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ME;I

The Oyster OF quality. The very life
OF old oceans daintiest It'd bit, caught
and held in absolute purity for your de
location. The ~''Sealshipt" Patent Car
rier System does it. We sell them
STEAkNS, 6hs Grocer.
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To the Citizens of Las Vegas and
Vicinity, greeting:
Having sold my interest In the firm
of Henry & Sundt to Mr.. M. M. Sundi
take this opportunity to extend the
sincere thanks OF the firm to our
many patrons and well-wishers for
their support and many courtesies ex.
tended us during our co-partnersip.
heartily commend my successor,
Mr.. M. M. Sundt, who is well known
by all and needs no introduction
among you. l desire to say that dur.
ing the years of our business associa.
ton nothing has marred our friend.
ship, and I take pleasure in commend
ing Mr.. Sundt as a man whom I have
found to be of the strictest honesty,
integrity and uprightness in all his
dealings. With best wishes to all I
beg to remain, respectfully yours,
S 1899 V. A. HENRY.
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Cross. Tow Passenger Hack.

Until further notice the public hack
will run continuously from Murphey's
corner to Ilfeld's. Rosenwald's and
Davis & Sydes.' on the plaza. Fare,
10 cents each way. Clay g. Rogers.
S-35
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Mems Work Shoes--the biggest and
best Inequality and prices right.
Sporleder Shoe Co. 1912
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Waterproof shoe blacking, 15c a
bottle. Sporleder Shoe Co. 1912
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chicago Grain and Provision.

NHtSaSS 6'6tH dHV V'oveo"'
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Wheat-Dec
113 7-S: May 112 "a: July SO.
Corn-Dec. 40 3-4@7-S; May 46;
JIy As "a.
Oats-Dec. 20 IS; May 81 3-S;
July 81 IA.
Pork-Oct. s10.S5: Dec. $11.05.
Lard-Oct. $40; Dec. 800,
Ribs-Oct. Sis; Dec. $3.50.
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Notice

If you would vote, you must regis
ter. Books at Judge Wooster's Of
flee. T. F. CLAY.
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WANTED-Roller top desk and
letter press, apply Optic office. 10.113.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Be it known that this day the firm
Be it known that this day the firm
Of Henry & Sundt, contractors and
builders, has been dissolved by mu
tual agreement.
The business will be conducted
hereafter by M. M. Sundt, who will
collect all bills due said firm and pay
all bills against said firm.
1889 HENRY & SUNDT.
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FOR LUNCHEON

"Sealshipt' Oysters are a square meal
in themselves, and such al appetizing
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cheaper than wasteful meats full OF
bones. All the delicate natural flavor
Of the Oyster is retained. because in the
Sealshipt Carriers the ice and Oysters
are separate, no chance fer the flavor to
be absorbed. Try Sealshipt Oysters for
luncheon-they1l please every member
Of the family. We sell them.
STEARNS, Ebe Grocer.
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satisfying meal, too
Being full measure,
solid meats, there Ia
no waste whatever
yery
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st. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Wool, steady
Unchanged.
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Save the

Oct. Fl. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

'h.rs=, 81. s! -g4't.-- is.t..s's 80. i1-
si...as - ieI.a' - ".';.-: r ,' 'i' 2. =
SO. lI. .-.-..s. - -, 49, :.~.sis 49, >.
- . ~; ..-i-'- 80 -. ~, -. e..
.r..ss 5 s.E.- H.-t.la steers t--s.t - g
E.,.ifi. t--'.'g ,- -H...,' !, -,
.-.a. -
Lac. 80 =. NE ---t-s. set s-.l 90
thHt.r ss4 - 9. N---H-r fS-' - 20.
$-u Y0r.- A1= 3. -B--y..- E",,-.g's i.,i-.
s--a.s s'.s o.. - .H--~. H.I.s 1Ii. t-- f'.
ssr- - -s.f tr--,'. IS ~ .liif
5; -iH p r'-- s - i.t.r.-' ~ y p
-f'.' - =
i1--i. - qgs-'e-r o, s-ss. c.i.ss f:scsi...'
-.--. maize; IN ~ ar.uEl- GALS a..
go. w.. 80. :; s. az. 49, -alt>.
---l. l.-y fr.s.aI rsaIs sff;Ic - Ir-. s1.rrEJ-
,s4.,c sheep All iarrrs- ssteig'. -.
,ts=. ssss.ir. Ia-1f- F-@4ly s+rrrr TOP
s-ass- .hs:s ai.h-r ,h.1l- all pm. .h-.y
IL g.-r{sf..tf- --|E. market nm ard - high
= than IloIar. mixed wsstsrn k0ss s -
Ksa; s:,.a u g.: l1.s..i ..
80. ~ =, 20. q ~ az w-.,.-u: 81 See,
q syass f,geks-. sTi f'elars s. ? G' s.s'i-
r.il.s csr. = ssfl. usti-- hsi..r. 3: 51sit'.
ssi.. s: :. ssiss. 8 .'gs ;. u -.-r.c-ip.-
80 1ssf..7, -. 80 80, - 49,. -
> .a,--. ras- sut lish.s 81 8 :. SD
= -. Z M, ,s,;s.-. s. ,-,' szs. ail--.
i'.s'srn ARB. 50 --Ss Hss-@Tl ysas!ns-
. s,sf. .we.t.rn shss2 = -sss.s. ''1cksr- and
-5s,s :, Jssst 40. AK zi.Csi,i.- Pc
esips. 2'' stsa:y nlti'~. 3 s,g . go.
Ia : HSESF.sc.-st- : .'s. isai-c laz.r.
ifEh' 8 --ds q. - iigin az hsayl = iy1 2
>ssss-Esrsis;s sti-. s'-atS. Western iamss
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

S-x Yors: Aug 81, ficur-Reesip;. = -:
cf9ie. 70 fsney s.8s,l cofnfn-sT ,;si1y
sfi :a T.si 70, n Ryt h sg ~, h.r.y az
,:.el.s ~ Sc. ., Y Z, ,, w5.,', r.
Sat,h:ia Dsla;s . 81 . sr:.t; s.
: q go; =, q , ~ 'Yi;r, t,2 =: 2. a. =.
y, me-, r:ai,,p. %. .,s-, r., s...
;;sor, ~: 20. -: P.r,,s " ~ sii ;as.s
lin esrs-R.r..,i, 90 nS = ,ie.r., - "a
:'Isi ..y. ss,af :a 80 80 20; go A.. s5
.S. So 4. 81 .y - .,o 2s..H ..;.f
ins ,,sse re-, slss.r. s.pi s:t.ss'.s .lq q.
s.ir,. Boo s g 20, dgii ina.1. :, % a ls..
s;,,sye: r..ur.l ~hii. ). 20 y -. s'-ars'ye.
s sti "a 8 h.y aui.. Hsr, ..s.aya P.s,se
!. ss. aui:; i.r! nm R.-:.. ,:.s:a -
81 nrn Rel hr.a IaT0,n'iH. Steady. Ries
Ssn,.: c,z Az =, -w W. - ,'.s1 Ia, 81
s - Ss So . ndsfs So Gan ta "a dssa,
mi i.: g. .s a.. s Ss So 70 ssi; IL
90. 40 ! e<erc Oars s,.aty: 40 writ.
ssSSt-. 40 miIsi 5.a5T'1e Hay firm choice
.:H'e,sy 80 ,e.ies gr..r', e.. H. 80 !. a.
os,, Il i,os ssips-ni'"Whsa: id,'o: cora .:
liverpool. Aug T-sgo; .h.a' .o.in,I: %.
tGf., .'esdy. sept e JSd: bee - 81: 80,
s5Ih ',..:y: ain T.g Hi,..: s. -: futures
Peoria. Aug. :I.-corn auo..d .,esiy: 80
&c, No sc. 10 grzds Be WHISKY on the
-; ss. :. :; IL e. 1 anss. s2 sss..,s. .r.
.-i,o~: rioar - ga, steady. Hh.st-Se ,Prinf
.s..i 81 !isIl.: no 81 ssaiio No. r!
e. osts-So. asn,c. Sc white Hs
:rie. SO. /. .hi,. I.arNs RyssSo III
Prins ;,no,hy $50; dover; eoat-.5, s,.a.
Il ~; ara. prr 10 is.' 81 ,yas 81. 30;
riss side. doe. El:1aI-:s ,hor, sl..r s,t.-
loIa, r.-asso WHISKY. ha'i. q highvins-
Toi.ao: o. aug n-cIoy.r '..1 e,s.:e; cs,s.
o,hy. SEPT. 81 g ASKED
Cincinnati. o. Aus l-Wn,ssy-Dss'ti.r'
Duluth. MINI. Aug ,i-Th,st-To srr:--
No northern T.i,. No. : Northern Ia.
On TN No. ! Northern tl.ist: No NoI-h.rn
81 ~. rev. 90 srive 70 S.1'sern rs.
Nav q p. os:.-or tri' and % srr1y. '..'.e.
WIl.aus.. WI, Aug q -wh-s; i hirhsr:
1iIs. De- u.nsI ai.rSe b'e Fy. n high
So = asr: y -;,s d. ~ ~. f t,; .sn ss
81 iii.. Dec riIos HsT SIN. No hard
y ~. 10 northern T-iT.: 40 Sor-h'--l
,esn s a.. s., ..,., sissl 80. e n4
c:.s-. ssS Bran in bulk siSai;:'. ..o-.s
s-sEfr y
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IA n. E,F.si;s es.,:,lq5. a.. 'ot ~. n hI,,
g! s-Iisn,- sio.n. p.r l-,sg basket.
III: .,a' S..ss sH5 i,a Se ., is ga, .
snd csii.o-ai, q y o. scr ,oI A, sueiios: cal
ifofais 81 sss:s ItF taI. according TO e,ndi-
,. G.SI!AL2GPEs.rliia?i. sz,5e sr TAFT;
e.s;s sec1f;inr 20 canii,iar: hora-- rroxE mel
On. and gems zsgs3c psr b; box le2se. Colorado
Roy ford.. express s.o'k. 9 50, per 'iand-
o- about i'.c per ~ Michigan SaIsc PER =
,GRtPEs--cea.l.n.4 Har,tgrt .ed I've; assg:
..rl; .,gjHs i>r i4-bu basket snI ors'r 'arie-
sen z =. 81 s:ic. asia!s s' e. I ai
eos;tgos ard 9TaisarT TO- ;.HN -. rel ~,
Keifer rs7 . nor su. hon.-srovn ys-i-;i.'
I.ss,v ana Duds.., .ssi ana B.2:ioi;. a i
AT FIR; - $; 2go; ma. Gp .s1 3r, N,r e
,Sii-5 - rood % ehoie. 20 fancy large. In
i1 esnfr 1i afR g's Fsrrrs., auction
Orsnr.- nsr boz according 20 eonii;ioa-vaI-
FIs EAPPLgs-cho,o. F;orii4 pa5s 5, p.r
BsS,SAs-Qsota5is :i.;ss1.., a lunch on
G;ocoASuTs-P.r 1900 Z. u<. 81: i1sbins
poIATgFs al or: from r., ,.rp;r.,
s;Sek from saH.se northern 40 del :Olis1c
bss, rIIr1XSf[ DfsTproJ-s -Rrrrs-u,,..
t.,t t@ar. s. .94- D. Iigsfre CizirrTsu u t,Ss
q. fsurrrs Hnry 81 - Gross prsnes 81 ~
10. crawford peaches e.. Crsp---Su-kst =
NEW OSiOSs-s,.sfy at sOTszs,c for prime
ard CO. Tor ordinary rcd. yellow s.155c
I.aBBAGE-CIuot. Hone grown sgfl<5c per
n, re loo.. 0rtsfs a. s'-r iar-e crate.
<AI'EEERAtT-Ss0 city make Der bb
I, ~ ard i.-bbi 81 ~. an: fs-xsl casks 81
sTcC ABERS-Home-sIOsn at sdI = per bu
!o1.~
TOMAToEs-Qgot.: Per bg. IoS-- a, yai.s
FOR chc.cc fiys-
BEET+H0ms- grown -5u>se PR bu loose
LETTUCE O1ie-sroUn iodzic 10: bu
TFkSs-eyuo;s q, oea5te per bu. bose for
.ouri green
cAREors-Hon.-Erovn At 'scaN per b.
s;i-NBO-Hons- grown 3;6soc FER peek.
CELERY-Hl~hlSAn e, crates sio~ ssis At
Ss0t5c and s2us,e 90 Syd-bc-
sWEET PUTAToES-Qyots: HOMEGROWN
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts sSnali-Beef Cattle
FIrm-Hogs GIcsc Lower

NATIVE CATTLE - Beef s,ssr.-Lixht 20
c-iptr hs9 .hs s-sc- O, sisins a sa11 tore 20
'Es market Matchmaking a iih-rsl s.ppIg
a; ch.caso ard .. i1c i7-er make tire ta-.
prsvsii'-< s-rs -as ysfy nfnl- The !.sa; s4P-
pig and TIE fact that trains vsr. reported
very is'>. and TIE prospects TIA. t..y rnishi
not arrive In time sor -na-ssi. ard. ., veil ,ne
a large ~St-r; ~ cs-S~ q f.s active move
rl--f. Quality al rs.h we're generally god .
choice. -hi-h favored sellers c1uziiers-it The
f.T .rafs q MEDIUM TO decent steer fsiF rad
To. b. ~-re M better than -tsziy s-es.rai
lpsis % Erpi 20 choice s's--s sold A. 4 90 p
attn a Load % c1mnonish kinds sf 81
500; mary cs''!s arrived very late AMI
psTe sluE IN selling. the f1f- arrivals ir~fu!-
ihs quite Few plata 20 god steers and so-e
EIQl MssfsrEs
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ri T.Ei:-s:s,..y. BIT !o~aI ee-an. u,s.
'frar-"Fy. -HfEa - r, a-Sfs is1i.c. ,.ords xS
VI. rpEGfTy -.'sca-1 SIC. ls1ls-pacs.n 81,
20. lic. uGt's a.. is4sy-.a so. FAM I.o
-. lpgr . IA. !l.G-is. sr"4ss ty5c
-EEt-SE-NlftEe4n Il or1sIs. lVlns . ,tr-
&C. ~. @ais.-s sssc. yc.nz Americas Sc.
= Nuns .,c. ScS Iorz ts4us 5sxe. lrrou. -
.4f.i-zc. Pc t. SASS !Cc Cor choice. NJ
"a 10. rficS &c iz.c
EffC--ft"c-!v-9 - psss zeal ami : ~,
r-Ts through. shipments So pkzs 2.Tset
20 acr a; In f~s -Ilr~nt -=ls.rf. .sps cos.n,
tssss ist1:fns4. a. i = :1- s-r:--y s!esh rr.-s
srG Lt.,c ~ -N;Tas clty-psoss1. case. ;nci.ce..
LIVE FOt LItf--pf.nE- -ios. az demand
S--T i1rsl. r"rs -:es.y. h-rs re. rosters al;
- -'ss.y young - s9ring cai-<'r. re. va
s"y'- -44 .-c. S1ga< &c sscts n1:r!raliy e
So 49, = geo. s9E.!Ha!ly .. sp-:nI
Dki,>-ED FOuLTRY-cgi--: eso,. .c.li.s
tt.-AsI. sycTG<- iic. rolsr.!. &C. .I-s,Te
u. I-cS- ., .gTfur CHICKENS ize
'iASE-H eo'.-1cE Gsstan.s a. g are er1ss
HCTTOS-S.~.. 5G8.c: I'll. bgcxs sr1 eve,
= 90. y.ar'iaz ismss SO: s3r.nz Ianss 20
VEALs-Lis. '--> Ard v.sE. eho.c. "a, IN
t.er1sui. r~a.y dull. choke 70 rar-y. 70 70 =,
IT.. -izT-c. hsr"-lcs end -hiI 39f-.
ROC lsEfiS-s-itlic- .arE- rs. mst.rn
. = arr srrzl 1-df15- per toz
FRESH FlsH-B..c~ Ass !2-c: cra,r.. s. .or
al ts-fy ma! not wanted FOR age.
lr....I at ~ .tS.-5iA q: C; bgiiheao.-
go S--ran c.-s-.1Tsc 6r.sse1 = aad g.css
= sg1.ta oc. ssifs perch C. s-.s t=
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GRAIN VALUES ADVANCE
ON PROFESSIONAL BUYING.
OUTSIDE INTEREST Il VERY
LIGHT.
Scattered Damage Reports and
Strength in Other Markets
the Main Feature.

In the atse5ce = heavy selling pressure
wheat va-ues scored moderate advances
~ yesterdays market There va not d
great deal 70, OFT lido speculative interest
AMI ;.et.rg va nra:rIy b. Professionals
al! scaipsr- cables were cas- and ;ls
movement ~, gain Was brisk. tut there
we've CROUCH scattered y.slnage reports. o.
pec!ai'y from the Northwest. TO c.Cs.
some anxiety on 'hs part O, the shorts.
inziis's estimate On wheat crop: Total
United states and Canada 555 $3.50 Dg.
a. follows. Winter. -. Drj.'.'. three spring
wheat state. Iii.DSaG0: other spring
sheat States. sipr.yr. Manitoba. +."..-
90. g'"'T Canadian provinces ana ga
tar.o. i..'..i~1. Tp'al. -. "s,1'.
Tofa! receipts q wheat for Aux is-3.-
g. u.-. ,OEaIarrI Nth --<s5. 20 Ju.
yesr sz0. Increase l.Gj7-l- bu.
De wheat opened Lao up. ranged
from q -. 70 an. ana c!oseg al g. ~.
though receipts here and =, other pr
mar points were large there was sJm-
buying Of corn On uniaro!sh!. weather ~
portions "f IN" belt The volume u trad
iaG "@s extremely small
Dec. corn pi- her - ~. ranged from
i,i=c % So and ciosei a; $50 bid.
Receipts - wheat 40 -. Louie l75.1 hu..
% which % sks. and - car. local and 10
cas- through. against $50 bu.. % which
- cars local and = cars through. in I-e.
Receipts o. y n AZ at primary points for
3 hours L1ss.,'S bu-. as AGAINST 500 bu.
in 1913. and shipments 5s5.c1 hU-. against
800, tu- Northwest received Is ears.
against 81 ears ia 100. Chicago receive.
$500 b. aad Kansas city -;l.9p bu.
CLEARANCE $50 btI-
Receipts u corn a, So. Louis $50. hU..
q which 81 ears local and l. cars
through. against $3.50 bU.. OF which -,
sss. and 81 car- local and cars through.
in $40
Receipts ~ corn AZ primary points for
y hours lG.-.''.i bu.. against $3.50 bti. il
I.r. and shipments 900. bu.. against 80
80 b.. Chicago received $50" bu. and
Kansas cit: 49,, bu. Ci@arances is..
81 bu.
Receipts - oats al 81 Louis 50 bu..
81 which - car- local and cars through.
as against 81. 80 hu-. - which = cars TO-
al and > cars through. in 1879. Ship
rn.u-s - 80 hu.
Receipts II oats AZ primary points for
- hours 5000 hl-. against 500 bu IN
1915. and shipment. 1850 bu.. against -
90 rfI. ClsarauCsS 2 ~ tu
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81. Louis Fosur. Prices.
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc,

vY-1--Py sample o. No : -. e.
81! " ard :, i-Gfi IA g sd. ~. r.1
= pc & if.c5 aroo-clrx . GEaii,y. T.f,c-si
=; ..Gs5~. no grade tnotl at o. NJ ss-l
a; 3 q art ile~ AZ s.. l5-4. W. ] had
=, s. e-t.i q ar. 81 2 for Turk.; ~ hzr.
a. sicxSi 70. ~. mixed az 8 u
NpRS-By s4r'pl-. S-i-D--rin.ri'1. Nc a.
5zi7V5.tc. N -rits a. 5-i.c Lrcsi. No :
- ~. - q al -. No yellow 81
$40 No. Whit. a. Il. No WHIT. q;
cATs-Ry .m?.>. Sci. Nc. a, 5'.sTs-.e
~ - = 49,. coi0ry a; s5i-e ami f6ia-n a.
7.c No Z a. sIGs-i4c. No. white az @s'4c.
y, white AZ Ssa1sc. NJ whit. a. z-i.G
LIZ, fEst proof a. = l.c-
ftE-So' ssr So. : sac
FLOrR-S.ft at-tsr IL 49,; Patents 3 80
-. strfizh'- 5 "a; L. -.trz s~ncy s. ioE,
s =. clear H<5Gssn. Ips grade tn iu'e sSs
paz n Hard winter tn tG-.s. Patents Ssg1
). sualsa-s 81 5sgtes. clear S-sJas. io~-Ersf-
HtY-G'r z ,rx S.S timothy s.. fer choice.
slo6iI t9r No. ! a,t !ses for No Old TIM.
efhy 81. ir1is f1r chuie-. si24il 20 .or No.
and Srdii for ~. = New Cl1Tsr GiGii3 for
n and SGls fer No. S.- clover -'niI.i
prairie s. y !1r No !. ssa.S fer No and
[TRAw-on ;Ti. wa.., .ns ca, Sas 50.
Ey~ Ssas o.
FI.tssEEu-Hl7 bid
LEaib-Iesiiverize! 81 i-i..
STELTEE-Ss h!d
BiLaS-s5c fo- hard. 80 tor ,of, winter. A,
niiI : a. AMI -hip- sI-iJ1i.i5
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SUMMARY OFST.L OUIS MARKETS

for the
Foreign markets and receipts again large Toward the end
the BUYING side m THIS caused short covering
= y 2
movement AMI Efforts " an;ars values with Only hafheaed
5e'. favorable received and
I.I ~ u nd =
Dec /. closed /.
=
shsdrh best .upror,
Ltso1a
g. and -. 60
q p ISaIr
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WHEAT MARKET NERVOUS AND ERRATlC
BUT THE CLOSE Is AT HIGHER PRICES.
Corn Up %-Sc To lie: Oats Gain
3sc-Provision. Weak. Los
ing l2c - :;pc.
BY assocrArEn rRE:ss-

| by ASSOCIATED TREss.
ChJeaso Aug 9Th. influence - :,,r-
rhEashinz rcfgrus and unfa y0rsbi- ~-e.h-
y IN the Northeast haai.v .-aiueI 'i.
asceniency over liberal primary E.ce 9te
today. and as a resIl; the wheat marie,
closed firm. with Dec gp s-1i.c. Com
also wes up '.I;sc. oats showed = sa!a
81 ~. Provisions rc-e weak. closing vIth
"a .Os- %, 10 to -.
WHEAT.
Heavy rains IN Manitoba and the H1-
kota- Impaired some nrrsusSs 20 shea- ~
N" opening. Bcc. b-ing - lover 20 =
higher az N.G7'. 20 81 o.. On the -lisl.
advance thsr" sas liberal selling h. SOM
q the recent bulls. Who were be=inu!f.-;
~ FEAR that there mig . soon b. receipts
= new spring wheat ~ sufficient Gg-u'i.g
20 sau-- temporary depression AZ !"'-; 70
Commission houses ws-e fair buyer. hr'
tho demand Vas not sufficient 20 shslrt 20.
-" oNe-iags A. result weak tDre
developed. Dec. declining 20 500. Later
Weather Bureau predictions % continued
rain Ia both ne wheat and corn regions
T"Fivet the enthusiasm - tt- tIll ir'd-
-rr. WITH the aid - shorts ghp had 'aE.r
advantage % tho break 20 cover freely o.,
market .ocn became s'.DrC. Dec. acvan-
At the same time reports 80 .-rrr fh-s a.
INK returns had some Influence 81 'ra,.ir-
An estimate 90 5000 IN ~ Tho tool
rieif % wheat for III. United STATE and
Canada. Tnal. hy = Canadian rsr;i 'NF-.rr.
alsp aided in forcing up sept price
A. an Offset 90 'fes.. buiilsn ir~ FENCES.
however tho SoBthwrst reported = 10
"iGea !reresro IN URINARY receipts. afr.y-
ais al 81 Louis ana Kansas CIT. icing -
sS hu more than the rprrcsuY-9.ug 'lzy
last year. iuTir. the latter part - the
session trading was iishr most - to
business t~ing changing rom S.Tt - iEr
more distant months Much = n. I'd
vance vas lost. but the market closed finn.
with b~r ~ -Ii.c. Sept -are~d -
tween E.'5i. and s. n. AMI closed az q -.
= net rain % ii.c
ClesIancss % wheat ani four 1er" sIusl
81 bu.- compared with 400 b. ysas
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth ard Chicago
reported recei-'s .! ct cars. against -
last ~eek and - a yerr ago
CORN.
Strength ~ the cash grain ard reports
- the backward condition - the gov
ing crop were IRE main factors that he'd
the corn market Arrn a. = fair advance.
The volume 81 trading vas "nly Moderate
Dee. op'-"d is0i.c 20 A.1i=- higher ~
5iis- 70 5i'.o sold ", to 20 and c.Ds.d 81
SIC. Local receipts we're - cars. With
81 OF contract grade.
OATS
Oats v'fr firm as q rssii, mainly -
the action % corn Trading vas Ish'
Ar-'r os-Hias urch,ngeI 20 isc h'za"r ~
s:,e 20 II Dec ranged t-i"eef
z--sd2-..c and 22i,T51Nc and closed al
e. Local receipts were - eaTs.
EiSl;E OF FUTURES
n..-
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GRASS SEEns-S.- ,inothy s.SS3,ss:
sss: iI:n.,Haa At isess: rniist ., .seex5:
s hEt %s, Pes 5..s. .n0 so fen D:.: >
.pi., P.as s., s!.ss.g: 81 s-g: Pc ~: Lima
srNELowER sE:S..,:a ~ ic' rSs
ca. gA Ell n r.: e, :. ~ .a5 sn' in
i rs. i sR.a. esos. iss r s.s s.. =.
S 5: Es.sss 10: .ss:s ss; .. .Si': e. s &c
,r.c.ed IN BIS. At +c for cnoies and 3o5iac 10:
ia .5sE.P Ps af h. g s-s s;h; ;s s,s .r.,
brown sni 6l.cx nai,-t iss:e;. s.osn ana Sises
.s. a XXX .ss SSx ;ss s :s;s s *
. g FEELS 90 s:es 81 81 i:.. .sr
Iisht oil and ysrni,n SC. machine 30: sus1r
RI .v;. e. .oosoi r. sr,aa s,ss sis.. . s,
5e. -four he; tnolasse. pc: lard 'cs sc. q
.;;5 i;Ifh s :zs., g: s.o;p; s;l;.;y:
s-s :S ifon ssana,s !, . 70: .h.oD res ssusd
~ 81. i-sg. bal; ssis soc: Essa. Less
esq; aso s ssar : =. ;ss sJ ss ~:
r IA .pyss = & .ssl. iSs. neal ,;c: esoo ea
Ii LfSsEED oiI@Ra1 &c. bon.a NC: ,c i.,, 4,
ef c:otSTrTdoS-sEEp oILSw,n,.r shI,. &c: vel:
o. o<inz White z5c. yellow &c.
FEaTHERs-Prir1e~ white live gees. In email
Nv geese &c IN snail ard So IN Isrs. sss
"a white 5sctc: ZsI5Sc. Xxx i77ytc: xxx
ief-I2c. SxSN e: t.,.. 10 Per cen, % email
Zscs0c: TURKEY. body tdry) &c. chicken. prime
Ro,Ts-ouo,. per ID: Ginseng 8, IS IS 70 y
-s--nr1y vee<iy. etc. less. while choice large
hrfnr. more. lady slipper y. SENECA &c pfsx
i.c. COLDER sal s.. bise< SIG. Man sepie &C.
Wahoo hark o. roo; >. bark Q. tree &c: bod
;I.si.c bi-sfax ". sassa'ra,. bark Of root 20
$50. Wild ginger SC. All kinds IN demand and
BEEswAx.9uo;s prime At re per 10.
Per N, black tail 27c-inf~rior less: antelope
i=t,riSc: gos, Id-Sc each-dsmaGe1 out.
GOOPERSTUFF-1uot- IN lots on .rk:
s-ave.-Fiour hbl At 80 for cottonwood and
So . .or mixed. neal Dbl n. s.. No AZ Ss:
10 l hsIf-abI Grvrnl a, $50; mill run fruit
bsI s. 81. beer kee si-9Is: lard fi<fce az: pork
tbi sra Heading. per ,.i-No- four bei- e:
niIi-run i7i.-inch sock s1r apple Dbl. SIC: No.
Do 81 az 10, ..,i ns, "a * PR DBL is:
booster: h.if-beL 81; ooiIed Elm is-footp ..
OAK lard ;ierc-. cooper shaved Slo9i2: pork
sAf.T-F sl4-: Medium 81 gr.nuissed ~
.sr tbl worth &c per bbi ll5re this 9Se-