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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Editor Causes an Arrest.

Joseph Collier, department store clerk was arrested this afternoon on charges of tresspassng and assault with a pistol. The complainant Bruce Armstrong, editor of The Huntsville News.
 Collier went to the office to get table that had been left there by his employer and Armstrong attempted to interfere. Armstrong claims that Collier had pistol and threatened him with the weapon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
AbO-Samro & KandcIa's $
  Exhibition Of

Persian Rugs and Carpets. Linen Handmade Lces Silk Embroderies Drapee Shawls Chinese Japanese and Turkish Art Pottery Teakwook Stands will be held week. beginning Monday Feb 2oth.
 You invited to call and inspect this display the Arts Of the East This is the invitation that extend to all Montgom ery Remember you are not expected to buy nckes worth and will try sell you anything but should you particularly admire piece of this display, Mr. Kandea will in attendance and will be pleased to Let eeate that this is an exhbion-no saeand your presence earnestly desired
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Feb. 18th. 1904.

Now, Harry" said a lady to small guest after dinner. wouldn't you like to take some of the plum pudding home to your little sister?'
 No, thank you" replied Harry, who had improved his opportunity, i've got about all can carry now"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Sues for S5OOO.

Charles H. Husband filed suit for $5.00o in the Circuit Court today against the Flint Construction Company, for injuries dant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Beautiful Dream Silks, 75c to SIPS a Yard

Too beautiful to describe made for the world in which humnn beings put away care, for enjoyment and say snow will be nice,' soft as the moonlight coors that trick the eye with their delicate witchery That's this Shirt Waist Silk. We have it in all the new effects in checks, stripes and bourettes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
sPRtNo sums REPAIREp

By Holt's Dye Works, at 1Ls soata
 Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28

he caused her mother to
 gasp helplessly. T lave found it out in the first place with ut the heartaches and the dlsappoint- hents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
36 inch Black Taffetta.

It's that fine rustling quality that never costs less than $I.5o yard. Monday only you will have chance to get it for cash only ST. % yd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Cotton Dress Goods in Novelty Weayes.

The question of materials for summer dresses is one or maJor importance to most particularly the well dressed women. "What's new in novelty weaves is the first thought that flashes through her mind and she seeks the new weaves. Cobbs is the first place she stops in her search for there previous years she has always found the and best. This year no exception. The same far sghtedness that in past years enabled get the choicest designs the same policy ot early buying practced this year. so we can offer you not only the and pretties but also the cheapest novelty cotton goods, because our stock was bought before the sensational advances in cotton.
 Prominent in our display of novelty cotton goods are such fabrics as Linen Examine, Linen Boucies French Zepyrs, French Organdies and Foulards, Net Grenadines, and at prices that beyond competitor
 Printed Oxford Suitings in the new west and prettest styles s.................... Isc vd
 scotch Cotton Suitings. both the patterns and the fabric are ideal for Shirt Waist Suits Isc yd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Special Sale of Handkerchieifs

Here is another of those famous handkerchief op- portunities that you always welcome. This time it's sale of Ladies Lace and Embroidered Handker- chiefs of the FOG quality for ................O Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Black Goods.

Briefly they are: 38 inch all wool Albatross. 40 inch all wool Batiste. AZ inch all wool Poplin Cord. Az inch all wool Serge. The qualities are excep- tionally good, in fact worth 75c a yard instead of
 Soc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
A Clearing Sale of
 Children'S Hose.

Here's a little closing out sale of Children's Hercules School Hose that afford you an opportunity of saving money on an everyday ne- cessity.
 Hercules Hose are extra good and heavy rxI ribbed. The regular 25c quality Monday only
 I5C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Feather Stitch Braid.
on center table.

This is a little lot of a few gross of extra fine quality, white and colored Feather stitched Braid.
 There is a good assortment of patterns. .. HOG apiece
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Cream Lace Robes.
 $I5 to $25.

Style sometimes conflicts with elegance. but perfec- 'tion is attained in their combination. In these ere ations the artist has antici- pated the styles and com- pines with it the mysteri- ous elegance of filmy cream white lace; simply see them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-28
Made to Measure Shirt Waist Suits.

Costumes of this style are the gowns that give you satisfaction. They may combine utility, style and grace. Scotch wash Suit ings with Persian trimmings and fit guaranteed. Think of the values, Se.5o.
 Shirt waist suits made of white or coIored linen with Per- sian trimmings. Fit guaranteed, 5000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
N&RkETS ~ TELEGRAM.

.is:.. S: tGis siss .s. =is, 20 . ss, dull an
meal iuiI Ry. nsn;in,I t,arfsy -,ssdy. ,-s'i-
nos. sale. ....sc., futures: sroi essy' No
red IL. o. =. afosi. No ! N1rrher1i pu-
tohs nominal 4. . b. sIo&t: vhsa, vas irrssu-
lar All day: oI-uinE nrmHr on cpif weather
rallied Hn thc corn strength sui ne- tuyi-E
and finally collapsed under hezvy unloading at
iIs,' e.5,ed siii. Sip; 81 ,:aHi.i, e.g ..,-'d,
,i-Ia: De-. 81 lIr.ai-i'. clos~i ,iiI'= corn Re-
h, fu.mres. 81 -, ha -r,,t a. y -
elevator and So Z -. :. afos'. ". : yellow
quiet. ruling lrIn ~srir On a hulish .-ro:, ~s;i-
mat hui ist"r giving w under liquidation
ard rith th. Wcst closing &C uct lower.
Msy elssed s;'.e: Sart- ss'r"s''.e, cias.d s.'-c:
is5n9: e.rort. 80: 7pct easy. IriN@l at -sSI
hs; @-n1i.c: natural white. syg3- Ms
80. ec cii2p-d Shi'e. see lhs-. ssrue
:. ..rnuon 10 choi,c i-l.. 20 D. ieac .7s1Js-
,teisc Hides S;.sdy. Laihc- f.-n MI MI
nTin. Re-f steady. cut Inest- s'e~dy. Lard
noniinai: refne,i s.eedy psrs s,sady. ,l f-;i,
Ssso Talloe steady, cot;1n-secd oiI-Prirri-
si.ss,' rsS Me- .,e.d, 'F'''u" steady Rie"
,o,ih ,iihissso. sSn'- is1C.sh quotations -.r, a
N.is: No. H.e5sfI5: X. I. rcd 81 l;sI' ,s;H-
Corn-No sic: No. ,eoU - W. oats
ssszic Rrs"So y i.54Ts. -, 1910 Ill
SsaS.c: fsi. 20 cl,o,e. mailing ..Es.r. s-",!--
81 Il-ssSIi.so Provisions n... pSrt' pr bsi'.
So saIe -; is.t r~T e, lbs '7s7-ss; short rlbs
.bnd, ss-2yas-5a. whisky. basis Of high wines.
,.,s kan'n. De- c1, vs. seS, .x 1Thc., sSs,F sg
s,S,aI n5i,: 40. s;alc.:' Nc. .;as3c. 1-s.e:.
ia7: So. ssca,l cen sirber: i;b. s-p; ~ ~:
De- go: MAY issete.e: cash " rniI-i
osis steady: No. Whit. t5szs'--. y
mixed go; Hay arm. choice ;irn5s6y 80.
ees;.Wsss. eegs Ifl, % %i.sco: iZs Zs So Z a. - r.
shfpnents-wheat -. t99. ,arIi = -. Ss,s -,
3c, Te5; De- So askei. sIsi;.e. sc.L
s., Pc 70 gt SS5 BoTsge 3ss'' wss. ;f55 y 81 ,r:
,u-s. Isi: s-sf : s.i: ns@ pa: :. a; f,a .na, 6a
corr easy: Amer.ssn rai1si ;: sd .'u;ures res
CINCINNATI. o sep:, ewhts.y-pi.,iilcr.
f1;shsi , gods very ss,iy. % on hs.is 81 =
September and on track. No. northern 81 .i-,..
70. Nor.hcrn :l.Ss'.; 70 arrive. new No. !
iiIsi.: psc. ,is:is: May si-iss.- ost:NSa
'rsSk s;;, and 70 arr srrive Si'ss
Nor:ssfn n.IsaLiy. No Seris.fa a's si.isa Ia
LIS: May 81 es'. sskea Rye steady: No. !
ase Corr STOW: No. Ssi,.;si'.e; May SIS;
No northern si.i.'. Nc, : Northern sis.
Fiour--Gold medal ssejas5a; straiehis ,sds- 10:
Bran sl5. .5dIs.
The Visible.
New York: Sept. ia-The visible supply Of
grain sa,ur.ay; sept, I: ss eompiled by the
Wheat. iteie ocs bu. increase sd 90 bu. Corn
incresse S.,1.cce bu Rys $500 sa. , insres-e s
Yesterdsy's BanL CiesrinE..
ciesriaEs. S .,.s4s. -: bsisnees. ssss..ss. -' '
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
SUMMARYOFST.LOUIS MARKETS

had local xhcs
dof
of in
active
local
Tasc closed
re n
vho soliS anon
was farnlev
fiyth u mai
profits o n yeTy
< ~ re7o
c o
iuE st"fy-
- p -
sc u
oas close npuina
- sr1 ~
.
:
spot OF Echansed IN the locs sIrlarss
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS Markets.

GRASS SEEps-SeE timothy ESfsm vA1-
u.s. Ter Is; lbs: Clover ts.iz. ret-Op at S da:
Hun nEA-isn a; sscasi. miiiet a; .scai.s: oriers
BEANS. PEAS. ErC.-ouc,- from, store, Fer
eu. White bean, ~ 81 sootch peas his:
= ss.'.e ien,ii. s'i;:e: -. E;,nsT ssS.e- lima
sCNELowER sTED-f-t' Ter 10 iss.
car Is;. m ~ t2 !ii szs 20 auss,,ii.. ir i.,' m
DRIED FEttT-appissz Sur-drt.d quarters
les, a; I'.aIse. chops a; Iissilc- Peaches a:
HoNEY-Corub-So I a- IsaIce: ins.-,c<. Bro
;rse,.. N bis at a. tSr choic- and $3.50 sor
N4s&PsF .Is ~, T. GTsx ,nif. !. Issi. s.A
-: HS 3'.tie: NNX rsS5c: SXNN .eshe:
ENTITY RsRRFI.S-CoaI oil -urp-nt,,. sad
sssaiin- sles; vinegar ~: elsci 81 81: lin
sugar T.: 3si.Sy 81! RSisky hsie ssi. SO:
,,h2,. Nm or sP,T,' - sirchoi s.: sIsu, 1a.ac
T. q. =. y, fcT .aes broI.a s-ss or ..as-,
80 - .gr ea-h hoop missing
Id p, 81 tor T5isii ~: sa FToTs
st7op ;-c-- hound: sitT fer s-hooT, ircn -eouri:
ssl- 81: kr.gt hslt ssls y: sril, .sss
hog four a.: Shop -four sNc. yound-hoop
NH ,-1 N; ,S,i. hsos ss:r ga hocs 'nssI @ -
hoop LINE sS-- hoop lin. e
LISSEED oIr,-Ra~ &C; boiled &c: i- i-,s IN
CoTToN-sEEr orr,-wIn,.- Witt. ne: y.'-
iGv u. summer white yellow sic. Ba'1f
<--. cooking white -. yellow e.
FEA &prirr. white live xee.e n small
SIS. S., sri IN i.-xe sks 80: prir1. ersy i've
e-~Ss &c IN snail ard ln- IN lare. Skis; old
white 1ss;.ir: y -915..-: NN f-9-lc: xxx fafs
i-c: TNNN =; ta-s - - cert On .rnsi y,
srf iarE~: duck white 15f-sc; dark 80
~ TURKEY. hcdy 'dr) q: chicken. prime
ROOTS r-r II: Gins,nx A. ,s5 - N-s..-,-
nv se@iv. rfc- i~<5. while choi~. large brinsS
LADY siipG~r a.. ssrsrs sc. Pink ~:
golden S~al 8 black -l.- Nsv appis q: .nsss
--aes-. White snake e.: angelica e.: vshoc.
bark - rot A.. t.i-k q tree .; h.oof E55-c:
hirls Tag q. saSSafEss. hs-s - = y. 49,. Wild
e,nks- = tll tlnis IN 'ieu,sr.i AMI frrn
RFE<Ns\ Prime ~ - per n
UF--E SKINS. ESTs'-fr'u1- ds-- ski-s -
ss- n. black tar s7c-ir:srio- IeSs: sat-iop.
- f-i5... F0s- .-ss1-r rsch-,iamsSsA or.
CpcPF.RSrr-FFS- u car io;s IN ,ri,. slaves
-F-iorIr bhf ~ s.. Or coftcnvoa,i ard -. .,-
,niS-d r1"ai M AZ &c; Sc a, 3: No l half
~. gum, n $50. mill --tIa tguI- hhl 3 rs:
hssr kes :'.Tis; i,rt ;;ere~ 81, pork bht SIS
Heading. TO- Sst-S". '0ur hi' C: frIii-ru1
lsi.-iush s-ock so- apple bal SIC: No 20.
-: l;I,l @ tiS,ee - g1rk hsi -. ssay.i
nsi,-hbi. 3; coiiNt elm ,s-ro0,l ssds .: caS
is-i tisrce s-aoI.-- ~rarsf sf8,ifz: no-lS bhi IS
SsLT-F. ,'ts- Ne.i uu; 81: xraruist-d sSc rer
hel- va-'i e rs- ~ NOR. -his SIDE.
BROOM CORN STIs5 pr ton
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Poultry,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REfT EL:T SPECIAL
S.- York. s.;t i,-r1v. P'ui:-y-rs-r.
was very hsavv trat- last Saturday. a1t zoc
over cars rusolt az he clos- The n7y G,
..ou.-.-t. the .-rfctsst holiday IN IN. He
t-4- cslsa.s- -zs ohssrvsf t1-dsy. a.: 10
business reported Several rsrs ~ poultry ,--
On to t7zs. but n the absence = busi1ss-
- guo-<-io sr. -fthh~lt. Tread OF valIi- :
lower. Dressed Pouit-y-Rec~ip.s ss5 Pkg TIE
in ~. v.tI .sc-ed a lis--si :nc-ea,. from all
r. as-rSes re- ,' :. ne Resr-T sieHi.n; .ro!n 70.
u a-ket much felt the f-~ fohh-f.
dian and lower grades. which cosnpsissd most
- -hs ->-~eipt. were neglected Average e-sc
Western fg~. we're frs-iy offered az ie-.c To-
d-y-pics.d and few MARKS o, scalted showed
fsucy erv-picssd fowls v-at TO . specisl ;-sd-
81 a slight premium
So-tnr chicsen< In y@Tv lib-rai SUPPLY and
market ancu; sustained a, i,GLi-c on both
scslfed an+ dry-7ici-d. while few lots q
fancy hrogsit r. ard n sorl. ss~s< choice
large rosst>rs snail plump sToiier. brought
= further sdyauc> ~urlaz t.rseys r1n-> plenty
and lower. old steady PRIME ftiii-zro-r Wes--
en- dpcS- n; oiea'y snt wanted but ordinary
urd-- neglect Icsf tG-s"v--Sp-irx. fsn-y
nlErna hens dr--p!r<ef 20 lbs each. -ss
-. DO fsnrv toms DIV -aiczsd. % 5 It's
srch. SsG2ic. q - los each -iG-.c. old
ii6IS- S3rfnr ehiesen.. w.~ern iry-,{cssd.
$ Its to uai-. i.i-c. dry picked. mixed
si.e. iiGi--. Wss:.-n sraiiei over io- 10
rair FAM. l-'-c. s-alted- mixed sizes. priu..,
'ic. Fowls. Western :rS-pieseG PRIME I.l-r
d.. scsl4ef nrtrr@ 49,: S1Itn.ss'-ru prt-l.
try ricssi TIC oif ROSTERS. dry picked Si.r.
.csK.i Ducks. We>--rn <oEf-E Sfiic
white. choice. doz-- 8. -. mixed s.. prirn- DARK
g. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
FOURTH NATIONAL STRONG
ON INVESTMENT BUYING.
TRACTION ISSUES HOLD
FIRM.
HOLD
General Tone of Market Is Good.
but Buying Interest Is Com
pararivcly Small.

Buying o, Fourth National vas the
feature Of rather duh market for local
securities YESTERDAY. This stock wss we'll
taken On the Upturn from Ssi7 to Sls
Bank of Commerce Vas easy a. ,-' and
trust company issues were neglected.
Transit vas fairly steady al siI75. but
United Railways preferred. sold eN-divi-
dend. st Ss.5 The . pc- cent bonds held
firm ~ 80.
Ther. is 4 good demand for m.s-ellans-
Gus stocks and bonds. bu, holders ser.
not' inclined TO let 60 at current prices
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

roRE 7. q. B-N.v standard mess IN .os-
Ring 14y closed ncfninsliy So =.
T.,Rr,-g-.ice steam z side cios.d nc-linaiiy
: 80 ksttls-rsr.i@r~,i al s7.6s1.c-
GREEN HAMS. ETT.-Csr lots hcif 2 q b
? .te thus: Ham--ia-sv- 81 &c. - a. &c.
~ - 49,. 1ss at s-,c. Is a. s'zc- -ss at &c.
.is az ias.c. Csiif1TnisS at st.4si.c Ses YORK
shoulders Ge1i.ayl a. re. bellies sSS-av.
ih. blccS eel. hams al So % SIC f6r ru1 oc
house. esiIi-s at &c TO So as IN sveFss-.
4 : MEATS-To arrive. loose cured CRIB.
closed nornlns,iy: s1GS av. at si-i-c and
ring pay RANGED thus: Extra shorts .=.c
c'-ih- at =. short ci-sr at si.c bellies At So,
20 sz.e Plates at SIC IA; backs 1t .i.. stand
ard baeIs NJ size Orders higher
EACON-Bxd .. c meats = tohbizE way
,..r,l. Rrexi.a.r bacon from iai-- for h.svx
70 z ti.c FOR choice light. hams - iii=c to re.
CALIFORNIA; si-nsSc. SsS York shoulders at
si.c Plain SMOKED bxe lots In a tobbing uAy
saESed: Extra shorts At sasc- cribs at size.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Fruit. and Vegetables.

Th- Reputl-c Quotation. ar. fer io,s n a-vs
orGer- ~" cha-.s4 higher. w
FE;ASH.s.i a. , :. p, :. sg ssee,
nss--hy, us- L ~ ;-Gs5c sor ordinary 10 Ecoa
AL .,v4.I ~. IS;-.,ss YsT r.. e9z szs-. ,-
eaai:;.o1 esii,s: Coicrsia a. 59as,c re- psny ~
crate ssd ;iaLz5 Der standard crate: home
Pit MS-lG55e: 51l5ir.' .Srl. ,ln.on. q. -,
- -. basket: rs yaE.stIss -sas.c. Mich:san
GRAPEs-Coa>isne,i c,.eort, -5lfooo -.- =
hu home Erovn from 5Es'c Pc : su-. srco-t-
RkPPI-E:s-srog .,l. 4, izas1 u.- ssr
2PPHsSNS2.Ssa; Ssysis a; go. s.- 'fsr: i9o..
- L9shss- s e. .. q; Ess9i's gs- bsi: choice
PEARS-In IBIS: kei:s5, n-ss,: common
Seck.l ss-5s. Bsrti-t,s g sSt.4: soTe-s.oNa
ger a bu. basket 9f5Oc-
ATERMELlpSS-Iatianai n wagon lots from
oR.NGES-IA,. v.i.aci. r.psek.a from
cHLLfoRSia Al q i FICTITIOUS ff5 rRu1rss.-.-
lstt p@:r- ss $3.50. x-s3es-Salass Silecl-5.
PTSEAPPLEs-csoie. FIor.s. Es1ss r.,
LE:NoSs-S-- v.-,nI From ..c-. s,a4 80:
Csli.o-r.a s, sa.,s FER ecx. az auction s: 100: S
ssSASAs-ouo,ssi. Hcss:ss . bunch en-
I0cosTIT 100. East ,rk. ss: Job
LfMESogo;- At aeaT p-r lsa
en-. ,ss5Ss far so,ter,, - ssiiSso for suf, ..,es;
Northern OF --x +sP-ec.
NEW ONIONS - Small red AZ <5Sssc. a,4
chl!g. a. sf.ssr-
GABBtGE-SGo-e hc-c. e-rvn a. TS7Sc Ter
10 lbs looss on o-s.c-s .r-fs5c Ter larx. crate
SACERhRtCT-N=~ eIiy make FER DBL
3 % l,1 i--Nhi 81 >. a-f SJ-Eai rasss n
CCNBE-Ffs-fiern -s.STn az GSi-.5 per su.
lo-os-- Consigned - Per bu-
TOMATOE-luots Per bu. looss as 86-so
fer choice zip tor hone grown
Homegrown s'i5sc Der e1- Iocsa
REETSHol.--gr1vr -5zssr per hu- lcose.
EE1tCE-Hcsa-- grown lvf.i5c per bu-
EEASS-t.ucte n S5G+lc per ou- loose ~
rcu-i greer ari vaN. and fat &c per b1-
CSEE6TSHor-e-S- S-oVr a. &c per bu. iocsA
CT JMBn-Hcrle grown - SfI1c per rack-
CELE,tf-Micasan tat Gates *d5c. ana
square s'f.1Sc-
SWEET PoTATOES-oG1:s sora--Growa new
B-rnJ.ta .sESc pe- hu- looss ard Sansnon1
atC-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Foreign EXCHANGE.

Es;7TtNi hy FTan~f.. Fro. q Co. No =.
North Fourth street So. Louis:
Trrc s',rlins cable. 's.: checks tfs'.. 80
.isy- sscisIi so
Commercial sterling. chsc.cs tssp. s. GAS
tS.n4S-is. - days f.f-HtsSis
Gain hills tsii..
'-nttau bills szEs
T3srk~rs Psris cable, 5.I- i5--: check. ifis
Commercial French francs. checks 5.Isi.. -
days 50
Cau'rn.rvisi SsTis. francs. check, 5is,. q
5.isA. - d.ys 80.
commercial Belgian francs. cheek, s.i,l: -
days ~
I.tnts - r"ich.n1sTs-. cables IS .-Is: check.
~ - siay. ~ M.
commercial r"IchsZnark.. oh-cks 81. - ssy.
So. - isv~ - .-is1ssi..
aaNs a. lie
Commercial Dutch CUTTERS. eh.ck- ~ AIS:
Market
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

~; -f'--aue--- E.st-s -. s-t-, f.e.r-:
= .ii-. l.ft i-e- rlt4-rr1 .srs-- +'-. lsdi-
SEA extra i.- i-s~t- is-. CARY "a, xet. Isncy
.-ll7- p.1- O sli- '-fl--- ---s-- sG5--
r.'i'i--fs@-"iy-i f-'7' rE=s. Io-aI and -
ra-. -ar'.---- -riT-rs--~ . So gzEE Ma. =
s'--sF ~ = - - current r-gs i--S case court
ers.- return - ~ - ---i.r.- fresh frs-s
an - f-r extras. -.fv-s zcae+ ts-ss i.clu1-5-
tHGESSf--N Ns.-ls-r1 n g-rts-s- Twins gle:
stns Sc % -!.s ,1i.c: ylG-. A-1e-i-a- l,i.
o-fS- ll'-i',-e. Tcrr 'ssc. S--ss. sc flr
LIVE PcrLfRy-.Su1t- he's ~: -oo...-s.
o-- p sag .'trS g spring rEici-rls i7--c:
turkeys. Cd y. s=d y.UnS i.c; s1ring ducxi
= ---se. p -nlfally -. spr.n< re@>- =. sufn-N
a'1se1' So toz- fc- oil and = to- youns:
DRESSED .F'OULTEy-s-.ssy. Quot. -cai1si
chickens U-1ra--. -t-h had ard >.s. 81.
Chiesens. sye-aSs- Il. fc-st~r. &c: ,u-E-ys,Isc:
Lu-Ss -. sprirg chicsers r5r-
GANE-Tc'r.cors Gtictabl- n s. az GaSs
,iJT-ToN-Sh.~n 7Gsi--- ell r1czs .-5 e-.s
- y.zriinS laaiss 5i-c. s7-.nE lambs 70
vEArs-I.iv- firm <.eaIv: -hoic- - fancy. ia
20 - lo-. -; hs-s-ics ard -hia 5Ga-.
FROG LES T-n!ce lzrxe sl-s. medium
8 = s-f STuz'l - - Ts- d-z
FRESH Ff<H-ElzcS bass -. c-ar-'e 81
= s--au very snail TO -a1te,se 70 SC soe
i--rs. c-s-S~- cat u. sro0-ofl cs- =; hcii-
h-als-1resset :. rrcss g. A-Hsaio-tr-sse1
-. s-css &c. German EarD-larxe dressed Sc,
az z-css =. SI.ash =. rE'-s .-rcE &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

sh,-- e,ear A. Sc tsi-ss 4. 80 - .-s- -la..s
- q. ~ h-#ss e. e.. --s1t--d bacs. al Sc.
Iea---~ ,t--.sf E=ra- usts--
Us i-I<FN quiet. tEr c-ri- Country IN ifx-.
0---rl-- 40 a trr -trI.- - Z z-1 tcs.-e -
. -le:-7- n - - Packers Prime nominal
-, NItf I.Nf;T.-c,sr;~ r-ia1. a, .Ssc-
tl-t-f = E--NfsiNEH y rr-fral n TIsi.-
CREASE ..- Brown -ll55.- -stro~ u. q
- @-t white f1=Ef-. latter .o- ch9.,e.
ie'H~I. st-y>- B1"su -g1sr. yellow at 80
~ hr-''a .-ts- BOD -Eia:- g. -o'! arr
F.li1I Nars"t s. .. nrs<- "a dried re- u
- -="- .--...rs stl, DIS L.. cutSi.ss
-. tongues .-f.Gf-- per ;h
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

PROVISIONS

Tho fact that hog receipts have not in
creased in any great extent since the set
tIcment ~ the stock-yards strike had a
strengthening influence I'm the provision
market There -as a good demand from
PACKERS hut offerings were light At the
WAS up lar az y.I-i.T..I5 Ribs gained
2i-GSc. closing At sS..s-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. I5e cars: corn. IS: oats, sii: hogs.
I. q. head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
New York Nsoaey Market.

Nss Work. Sep- rs.-Mcnsy czil firm. hie--
cst : lowest IN ruling rate ~. last han y.
" hrner. =. da-s 3d-'. r~r cent. ~ day. 20
81: months ssn1. priu- mercantile rs.-r
<T5 cent. sterling exchange weak. closing
steady. With actual business in bankers bills
at sstscs $50 so- demand ami al ssss5f
s.ss-5 for sssav bills. POSTED rates q g ami
SIS commercial bills . ss75.SGs IS: Mexirsr
binds
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

work o. making quotation. .5- al. proposed
rcE issue of American Tohscco- II. .
were traced IN. when issued. a. IS a1d 81. and
sold = and 81 Among other ea'>- were
T.nnesse. CuYF.r a. P.GS;-. Seaboa-t pre-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
View York Curb Market.

New York Sept 1e.-There has been good
buying Of International Mercantile shares for
some time on the curb. although the volume o.
Transactions has bees small. until to-day. and
fhe inoications are that there 10 some reason
for th. huyins The common stock to-day ad-
vanced from ~ 10 50 purchases Of SO
si,arcs moved ~ rom IL. 70 Isl.. The iusite
Deesssss sS Cecsoidate1 Tcoacco Continued the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Cuph Grain Market.

ra;s s. ssi. 20 81 1sis. ami es'i. 81. % r-i-'s
Nil-au.s~-D-s- y 1hsat-f'ut. q ~ Erd .-slts
g. :a'. Nav vhs.t Put. 81 Of. and csl s. -
re-. rctn-pu-s ;ei.~ ard cali. 5Hi.c hid May
rrrr-T'uf< tsi-r asked snf calls 49sss-
s,i-n-aroli- wheat $40 sSs"d Puts
81 80, and calls si-ii's
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
WHEAT CLOSES WEAK
AFTER EARLY ADVANCES.
NORTHWEST SELLING Is :,
FEATURE.
Break in Minneapolis Prices OF
sets Early Bulli>h News From
the Spring Belt.

There vas a good deal q, strength II n.
local wheat market until noon. when a
sharp break In Minneapolis caused brisk
selling here. News from the spring belt
continues to bs tho ruling factor in specu-
laticn- Their. Vas some bUllish talk at
the start. and this with fairly steady for
vign markets. worked good advance
Gables. however. did not hold 10 well. and
when Minneapolis sl1mpsi the selling side
became popular
The visible supply O, wheat IRE past
week increased s5l."" bu. against az IL
crease OF l1s1.rJ bu. Ia i.G = Louis
stocks Increased z5-.g.i hii and Chicago
increased $3.50. bu. Total visible supply
lf"ip.0" bU-. against i.-li5.t.g bu. a week
ago and l5s-..,.H bG in i.-g;-
neat on ocean Passage afoar for Eu-
rope the past week estimated ~ 3S -, 40
bu. against $4,000 bu. a week ago. De-
crease 5000. bu
Worlds shipments or wheat 20 Escrop.
the past week II ,E..'-" hu. AGAINST 10 a. =
90 cu- n week ago and sIsi.sS bu III 1916
Zee wheat opened &c VI. ranged from
bid.
Com opened well on VET weather in RE
northern portion Of the belt Receipts
here and al other primary points were
small. The market advanced in line with
wheat. but la.er essed OF and closed bare
" steady There was only moderate out
side Speculative interest
The visible supply u corn ro- the past
week increased $50" tu-. against an in
stocks decreased +,". bu and Chicago in
creased 90. bu- Total visible supply
$50" tu-. against i..9l..1D tu a week 20
and 1915" bu- In is-S.
Corn on ocean p1sSASe asca- fo- Europe
the past week estimated at is.s5..., bJi
asainst i..s-S."o bU- a week ago. Increase
I-5sp.s1 bu
Worlds shipments Of corn 20 Europe he
past week reported al 5.t..G.., bl. against
: $500 Su- a week ago and $500" bu- IN
Dec corn opened ..e Up; ranged from sc
Receipts of wheat AZ ST. Louis. 1ss,o
bu-. against 2I5So bu- OF which 80
sks and "a cars local and S cars through
iso cars lOca! and 5 cars through, In Ieos.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
for IS hours. lsS3-co bu.. against LIS
against 5,..oo bu, Northwest received
ssi cars. against 80 cars IN lsIs Chicago
received 100" bu- and Kansas City AZ
..' bu- CIeararcss 81 so hfI-
Receipts ~ corn at ST. Louis. y g" h,I.
of which ~ cars local and - cars through
against s..iop bu-. OF which 80 cars local
and 10 cars through. in 1876
Receipts ~ corn 80 primary points for
~ hours. sle,a." bu-. against ss..ns bu.
in iSG. and shipments iis..c" hu Chica-
:, 60 -. received si g." eu. and Kansas city
Receipts OF oats at 81. Louis. s. 40 bu
or Which Il cars local and cars through.
against 1859 bu-- OF which IS cars local
and II cars through. in 1919. Shipments
ESQ hu.
Receipts 81 oats a: primary points .or
~ hours i-as."" hu. against $500 hu- IN
lsc. and shipments els"o bU-. as against
sI.". biI
The visible supply OF oats the PAST week
increased 3.;i..0. hJ.-. against decrease
Of P.,o'. hu. N Es: st Louis stocks :n-
creased $50 In. Total visible Supply r.
1Si.SS hu.- against li-S+ tDH bu. a week
ago and eaS1..o bu- in 1870