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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-28
SUMMARYOFST.LOUIS MARKETS

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Fruits and Vegetables

The Republic Ggota;ions AZ. FOR lot. In s-ss
haa:s galess o;heTwise s9ecifet- Snail lots on
PEACHES Iio.Tie-Ero74 per H-bs. ,5as,c for
sy Der = ~ 25.ic5o :or ordinary cool and
CANTALSi;' F'f:S-c,so-.: Colorado a, 5aa7so
rsr pony cate ana s3cg,L-5 per stan4sri crate.
t1 SrS~ i.oin s5,i+sc D.. pc box loos.
per ! bu. basket
ea Homegrown from, 25G41c per p bu-. ac-
SS@IdinS 20 yaTIeiy AiehiEan Climax baskes
Niasara y. per Donv basket.
CRIAit .;.. ,f;s.ouo,s q 81. 51e3 50 rer Dbl
SfFI%SS-SsE at rs; Per Z su isofe e,
Del Eastern ir..se,! yarie;ies s:0Iz, MS 20 81 5
ern jonathan s.-.yx--S1 fs- choice and poor 10
ordinary a, si-5oGe--5: other varieties at no
PEARs1In hbls: Keicer, .is.3.: common
BsI,istis i5q5-55- Alabama ks.fefs N.s per
oRANGEs-ouo,. Ia;. valencia repackea
cALIFoRNIk pf.cIbCoCs FRUIrs-Rar.-
aani PsaF az '' :as6 eTss5s ha and
MaisSa g = Italian pEunss s,s$es
PINEAPPLES-Caoice Florida c-S63 Per
LEMoNs-Nsx verd.n from s;or. nc4,s
BASANAs~og0;aEie 's.5ss,so . bunch. on
CoCoASI.TSPer1 1000 E ,rx.. s,s-so: Job
LiaiEs-sy..ote at .scssl ~ 80.
blatSi. IN small way a, s. per tbf
TCTATOE-F'rora farrnery wagons .. 3s9sac
soE bottom % tsla59, for h!uI stock Northern
NV ONI6:ss-oao,. Ne-;h Missouri. rom
4Nss55~ u-r htl- So- red
CABBAGE-DuiI. quote home grown NJ erT1sc
le. ice lbs io0se- On orders. &c Per large
crate. Nex Holland seed said az 81 per tor.
del
sAUERKRArT.-New city make per bsi.
60 and t=-hhL s. 90
CUCJ NBE<kS-Scarce- Homegrown AZ r-E0
10 Per hg. iCose. Consigned .SlISkc per bu-
b.x and 81 -5rf- per Dbl.
TOMaToEs-oao,e per bu- Loose At Asasss
Tor choice homes ruwr
TURSfPS-H -se-Srov- s11ssc Ger hu- ioosa.
BEfTS-H0us- grown e5r3c per bu- loosa
IETTT CEc-H0n1e-syr WI &c per bu-
BEANS-S.eaGy Quote az $Gf5c per bo-
loose for round green and WAX. and tat I3+oo
Per hu-
CAR3oT-NichiSa a. y Per fot-Tb. de-
Eve-ed- Hor-e-SroS at eof1.5c per bu- loose.
81 MBb-I me- grown s5.s55c per peck
GEI.F.RN-N chIEa- fiat crates 59ff1S- and
.cuaT. a = r.tc. large open crates 81 53fs1 =
Or Il1,5c Per do=- lunches
SGT ASH-tlu0:e homegrown a; a31oc per
SWEET POTATOES Quote hcu-e- grown new
Beruauia +)4Sec Peg bu- loose and Nanseuond
at s.is .oc
Dbl
.C,CLIELowER-ouote choice Northern AZ
81 . PEE box
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Miscellaneous Markets.

GRASS sEEDs-New timothy cEo.N VAL
al a, ss. .liss 4 7seSs ap e. o nss
v sE.Ys d PEAS a csiys p ::ss' Ysr . ss
pas 3: b!aekeye S-saf2 Per r.: Lima AZ a
ST if'isi1 i;s Ed :.tS g y.s sG rs il,
CASTOR BE.iNSsI-3o per bu- FOR prfuas in
'-5 ii: p iat seaas:s sasr;.r,
G5ise: evapo.a;ei a. 3,.atc: cores and Feelings
at ii.als.c: chops at ii.siis;- Peaches AZ ~
HONEY . csme-No: ! a; iea1ss: ,n,.r.O..
;fsc;ea in bbls at &c FOR choice aad sssszc Tor
inferior ana dsrk: in cans ,i=9sc:
brown and tlacS mixed is.Sssc: brown ana Sax
set. Xxx fi.a5c: MAX 4S5lsc: extra
bissS s. inteEiar less
sdes ARf bAh Iaasr al 81 Saet su 5 and
seed. Hight III and varnish soc: machine Sc:
VIM SPIRIT or Alcohol 81 Krau, @ssSe p.ssi.
t.s;oc: four e; iloiassss DC lard tss a.; :,
cooPEEkS;E:-f'n orders for prompt delivery.
ri, 81. us 81 . Tor WOO and r q .p ,ios:
Sis5. Siaek-Nork hsIs-Eis a;-ilSop ;isa- &.
gar &C.. shop sugar e.. niili-run apple 5Sc.
10. ? sV3ie BE- meal 5le. s-hoo5 lime Sc. =
III i.iSsEED oII.-Raw sc. boiled &c: lc les,
IN c s1rT3iS SEED oIL-w.u,er whit. nc: vel
iow 80: sumner white &c. yellow JIG: salad
a.. cooking white -. yellow &C.
FESTHf.ES-Prini- white live geese In small
SKIS - anI In large So j.. prime gray live
geese 4ic In sua.. aEt te SKIS. Gil
vhife 5.T+sc- y "a g. M issI-.c. NIX les5
&c: XNNx - tafr L Der cent on small SIZE
ami ; on la--e. Gg-k- while ssfs5sc. tark 10
sc: turkey 6o1y siFy1 &c. chicken prime
R0oTs-Ps- To- Gins~nS a = - 70 ss-s,er-i-
my wsed-. e,--- les. while choice large brings
nrure- slfup@r D. sereca &c. Pink ttc.
golden seal 81: black -. May apple e. snak.
bark q root -: bark Q: tTes .: blood 5g5i.e:
blue rag &c: szssafras. bark OF root. 5.;5izc.s
Wild ginSe. SC Al ki1ds' IN demand and arInS
REESNAN- Prime At &c Der n
DEER SKINS. ETC.-Prime deer skins -,
Pc 10: bia-k tail -sc-!nfer.lr less: antelope
ist.l r. Erar zsfsLsc ezch-1arnnged out
ti-0PF.Is.s-T E-t'S-fa car lots on rrk-: Stzves
-Flaur bbI a: SO for cottonwood and s.. y for
mixed. meal Dbl 1t 3. No. AZ s.: No halt
bhi ssrsmt a. IS .. u-iil-rur fruit bill $7-5.g.
beer k-g si2lsis: Lard 5isIse 3. pork bhl sis-
HEADING per set-No- ! -four bhl &c. mill-ria
I;i.-inch stock for apple Dbl. Csc; No do.
&c: lard t!erc@ lie. p1fk hpi- l-.@c- Shaved
hdo3sElou- Dbl g - for cooper. 81 fgr hoos:er.
hnlf-bSi -. s.ii-,. eun ts-flop ssds.s: oak
lard fierce cooper shaved St-1is: pork Dbl s.
SAI.T-E side: Medium 81: GRADUATED sSc pee
Dbl: worth . rs- Dbl more this side.
BROOM CoRS-$55gs5 per ton
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TRANSIT SHARPLY LOWER
ON HEAVY OFFERINGS.
UNITED RAILWAYS STOCK
Is STRONG.
Banking Issues Are in Moderate
Demand. but Generally
Steady.

Heavy selling OF ST Louis Transit again
vas the feature u: the market for local
securities IL was said that most OF the
liquidation was for the account OF a we'll
known syndicate. which is represented
ia the directorate Of the United Railways
Company and that the offerings were al
sorbed by broker who Is prominently
connected with local street railway and
lighting interests The stock opened at
sig and rapidly sold OF 10 ss-7J.
United Railways preferred was in good
demand on the upturn from Ss-c5 to S1-5r.
The i-per-c.nt bonds were easy at g.
Missouri Trust at Sl3o Mercantile a;
s3i55c. Lincoln at SIS and Bank OF Com
merce at $3.50 were the only active
banking issues
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

sbIs,: ersSris l: y, seis sales :.s9 pigs: mar
iiria :. ale. - bis corrn,eai s' s;eaiy. Ky.
nominst saI.ey quiet, wh.a'-Rsee.pis '=:g"'
pgiaih 80. I, o ,; aaea;: NJ hard Mani;
Later Iaiiiei and IN The a,teiseon turned ycry.
slSasa, III IN tas,rsis local eev.iias ard E-syy
support in chieas9. closing s.s 10 &c net h,ga-
si9-s alt7; ssgt- s., ~. S:,:s., eiossl ii -:
fsis ssd :t x ysSs &c : s s. and I.
Sc. Option marie, was Gql.,, being EASY a,
4;.c: sept closed s.s.c: Dec ss..d5:e. eio-t
sS Ss''.s.ft:'i .li:a s.,: sa ss.ii
s asaa " F s,s.9 hav sai Hop. ' I'm
HE. nrrn- Leather hrrn. Wool s;eafy B.et
TO-. s:e pie s fa ham ea 81. ais.s- hal am
w-stern st,aIn~d $50: Sept. c:c.ei 81. 50 nom
ea;o rs s Arm. PORK S2E' sT fsiiow quiet
ton-seed ON dun. Petroleum steady Rico
Psoria III. sept. EoCorn uuo.sa s,rons: 10.
-: No. 81 nn-gFste 81; WAIST u.s.,
lures steady: Sept :. ssss: Dec. e nd spot
soIn.AH.rl:an n, 4, suie; 6 ga futures
Gtieaso, sept :..casE auo,=tien. we're a:
follows. Flour steady. Whsat-No- spring
81 Is: No. 81 "a. *: No rod si-ii,Ii l,,.-
Con- Sssas:e: No y.llo.. s'',ast::s
s-aEsc: fair TO choice mailing ,sa;sc. seed--
Prime timothy 81 gG27 clover. contract grade
SIsI5 ProyIsions-Ness PORK. Ter bbi. Sil %
diiso: lard rer iel lbs. $50: sho.t rib sides
noosei. s1.15ds: clear sides ,hxD. s.. 53as. -.
WHISKY basis OF hirh wires. 81 81
Kansas CITY. Sent. es-Wheat higher: Ser.
,ie.; De. e.; = s.: Ma 8 o.; &c cash no
: si63aios. No. sscasl-e.. com steady: sept
tsi-2EI-c: No &c: 40. white ssatsi=c: No
I f7t.c oatsLNo. white &C.: No. > MIXED
Sic Hav steady. choice firiothv So: choice
prairie s; .,5fS- -. Rye steady at % Receipts
Wheat &C. fH6. corn a. SO. oats 1000. snip
r1~nt--wheat eos CO.: corn I5.SHe: cats 5e5
Cincinnati. sept g-whiskv-Dis,,iiers' I'm
isr@ji cords active on basis Of N..sL.
Northern 81 10. No Northern r.itdi Il: Ma
sl.I3t. asked. Ply. nrm. No. PC Farley dull:
sii.dssc: MAJ 4s& Gts5.c bid.
Duluth. MINI. Sept. E.-wheat-To arrive IN
sept No. ! Northern 81. l.: No. Northern
I'll: TO arrive. No. I northern G.5: No. .
northern an: on trk. No. Northern 81 y:
SEP, Els- Des n,i: May n-l1s- oais-To
s'f Sd 1se rYsI ssa! Ms-es a she al
sske-sep. s. bid Tfnothy-seps. 81 rs.
Dee ."i 81 IL: May 81 ,a.aI'S;.. No sari
S-lsI,: No Northern 81 .isis: No. ? Northern
81 M. F1our-Ffrss pafents s. 3n3s 90 second
patents 81. ins7s -; nrss clears 81 s5ds 10: sec
end clears g .ioa3.1. Bran In bulk sl5ai5 8
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Corn Shows Gain of 1-Sc-Oats
Are OFF 14c-I'rovisiOns Prac-
tically Unchanged.
BY ASSOCIATED PIES.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago. Sept. Z7.-Acjivc support by a
bull leader was perhaps the principal fac
tor inparting strength to the wheat mar
! ket today. A; the close the Dec. option
was up i-sc. May was Up li=c. Corn shows
a gain OF &c. Cats are of I.c Provisions
are without decided change.
WHEAT.
At the opening the wheat ri. showed
signs % weakness. the Dec. delivery be-
ing "a lower TO &c higher at sI.Ie-. 20
sl-l0.- May was unchanged TO 1c lower
at si-ilfs 10 SLu1,. The main factor af-
feci!ng the situation At the start was
decline in foreign wheat markets. \ num-
Def or traders who had sold short on the
sharp decline Of yesterday purchased fee
~ early in the day.
There VAS also considerable buying on
iiedictiois OF vet weather IN the North
iure 81 tratin-; and the one that seeming
~ Rad III. greatest influence in creating
strong undcrtpns vas heavy purchases Of
A.ay by the bull crowd.
after Dec. had sold at g. l0i. prices grad
TALLY advance. Slight receSsions were
made on prO;it-taking. but ;he general
Trend oi values was toward a higher level.
Sentiment during the latter Part OF the
session Was quite bullish. Primary re-
ceipts acre much smaller than the CORE
spending day 4 year ago and report was
country offerings there were decreasing.
Advices from abroad prcphesy 4 big re-
d.uction in wheat shipments from Austria
~; and Argentine in the near future. the
claim being made that the expOrtahle sur
plus from those countries was practically
exhausted; Higher prices FOR cash wheat
IN all nlarke; % tie United States was an
important aid In buOy!ng up speculative
prices here Tie high point on Dec. was
reached at sl-l2i7. May sold up to 81 I3s.
Although all the advance was not main
tanned. the market closed strong with
DEC. at Ni2 Final quotations on May
were at Sli3i.
equal 20 $50, bu. Primary receipts were
l.--st-9v be. COMPARED with I. 10i. 1D BE-.
year ago The worlds visible supply. as
shown by Brafstr..t's. increased 50ss go
bu Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF i.t-2 cars. against sI3
cars last week and "a cars a year ago.
CORN.
Sentiment in the corn pit was inclined
10 bearishaess. but the strength o. wheat
prevented any decline The weekly weath-
er Bureau report was bearish. denotIng
rapid progress being made in the ma-u--
ing OF the new crop. The Weld OF early
harvesting. also. was reported good Trad
ing was rather inactive and factions were
within narrow range. Dec. opened nc
lower 20 Nc higher. at Sc 20 500. sold
" to 5tzc and closed TO J1-c- Local re-
ceipts were 343 cars. with % Of contract
grade
OATS.
Announcement % a big increase IN the
worlds visible supply caused an easier
tone in oats. The volume Of business WAS
extremely light. Dec. opened UNCHANGED
to &c lower at 2J..a3=.c sold between
3J.Te0.-c and 3J-.c, and closed at Sole.
Local receipts were Ia cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
<-fos.-~
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wheat VALUES ADVANCE
AFTER WEAK OPENINGS.
WEATHER AND CROP NEWS
BULLISH.
Falling OF in Receipts and Good
Cash Demand Are
Features.

Wheat opened lower on continued sell
ing for long account, but later sentiment
vas all bUillsh. ard she nzrke; was sharp-
Il On the upturn at the close. Too much
rain IN the winter belt and lower tempera-
lures IN the Northwest had a marked ef
feet on the volume OF receipts. The brisk
local cash inquiry at prices above the fu-
ture quotations had decided influence Il
advancing values.
Bradstreets reports the available supply
Of wheat east OF the Rockies for the past
week at 2.4ss."0 bu. increase and stocks
in and afDat for Europe increased &C.
90 bu.. making the worlds visible supply
Increase 3.Os.os0 bu.. against an increase
OF -3oi.11 bu. a week ago and al IL
crease OF 80 go bu-. In 1890.
Dec. wheat opened I.c OF. ranged from
EIr, to BIT. and closed at s-17-.-
Corn. though dull. was fairy strong.
Moderate receipts and the strength OF
wheat were the main factors There was
desultory buying after steady opening
and the feeling at the close was mildly
brllish.
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
OF corn east OF the Rockies for the past
week at 81" ou increase. against an IL
crease o. n So "a, hu week ago and an
increase OF I.2l2o1 bu- in 1903
Dec corn ol.red nncn,hz,r'.. faHer.l
AEOIIl fp-BC u S4A e4AA S'S-~e e. ~
bid
Receipts Of wheat at St Louis. 1ooE5
bu.. Of which IBIS SKIS. and u cars
local and cars through. against ii0.di3
bu.. OF which AZ SKIS. and Is cars local
and cars through. IN 1886
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
for e hours. I.2i5!ep bu-. against i..ei.9o
bu in 1879 and shipments $4,000 bu..
against sGi.cl1 bu. Northwest received eis
cars against LI51 cars in 1888 Chicago re
ceived - C.o bu- and Kansas CITY l-i-So
bu Ciearances 1870 bu-
Receipts OF corn at St Louis. q. 100 bu-.
Of which - cars local and Il cars through.
as against $3.50 bu.. OF which - cars
local and - cars through. in 1873
Receipts of corn at primary points FOR
"A hours $4,000 bu.. as against $500 bu-
IN 1906. and shipments 59i.0HJ bu- against
s4s.., bu Chicago received 5000 bu- and
Kansas City =. 80 bu- Clearances. 1890
bu.
Receipt. Of oats at 81. Louis. .. 90 bJl.
OF which Il cars local and cars through.
as against liI55 bu.. OF which lao SKIS
and s. cars local and Il cars through. IN
1916.
Receipts OF oats at primary points FOR
"A hours 5000 bu-. against 1900 bu- in
I.1 and shipments &C go bu.. against 3al.-
o.. bu Clearances $500 bu-
Bradstreets reports the available sup
ply Of oats east OF the Rockies for the
past week at 1880 bu- increase. against
an Increase Of 3.c61S bu- a week ago
and a decrease OF 5000 bu. n 1873.
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Lars-C--sie, z-ea- =. side ei7ssd ro--,a.E'y
-" h-rt-.--@rl-s-ai 5a-~ - ~
Gren Hans Ear la'- I'D =. , 2
s.de t5Es- HSmS-lH-aE- - -. - a. Sc
~ AZ - IL al &c. = - .'-c- - 81.
stirrfd tt-rr-ifs a. l'isr. '@-l-- - -F-.c- -
=. a. i,i-es l'@:-fo-alas - "a -. SeE yors
:tH4i i.r~ '-1li--avI - - helLss-sl:s-av-
iiise il-av. I5i-c lc-av- ~. li-sv SC Fron.
th- hlocs- tei-; Hans AZ - . a. :o- rJin OF
s1g.. bellies Z: - = 80 a. r aTeraxs.
Calltorrias az &c. SsT YC-z sh1,;i.=-s a. go.
= 8 A@1tS-To arrive. i0o~e cu--i c'-ibs
Quoted rofr rally: EsfC-av - 80 nd 5-z--
- G ? 2 ESi. ir-r iG iobtsnE W. angel
thus Extra shorts a. - CRIBS &C ssor-
clear a. So bellies a. &c @ SIC -iz-e. a.
g f1t backs a; &C Standard tacSs Sc o-t.rs
Bacoa-EJi G. meat. n -nbtr-s ~sy
-ar<sc- Brsakfay- bacon sro-- III f1- hezvy -
u for choice li-i-- hams a. He n r..
ts4f1rEi3s a. sisll.7 &C. Nv No-< ~hcuiSs-s
s. Plain suozsd hGf lots IN a io=b-zs way
raars;= Extra SHIRTS a. sc. IRIS At sac.
short clear al &C. bellies ~ o. 1850.
plates a: &c. IA hact- At ~. standard bacls
AZ sc. Dealers charged ni.hf- c-Sje-.
Oi.o Steer!n--Ncczinai at 7izG-5.c
Tallo1v-t,sun-rv az SIC fS- No. and e FOR
No. = Packer primo norlirai .. i7s35---
Greass-slt.ote- B-uSn SG5tLc. vsII7w -fi0
~ and yhIte 4-GFzc-lat-er fo- caosce Pack
ers s;se. Brown S:3i-e. yellow -40sl.c.
I:ss:-on e-se-s. Bt;s-Pr.t- RI: rcu and
FrltCa Sa-S@- - ness s. 81 Dried. p~r n
Sets 10 ias tez lsc. snEcxles &c. cr...des
lie. tongues lzzEiSc o-r h
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Sev York sept. -.-IIvs Poui,ry-Reeei,.,
II cars all western There vas a liberal sup
ply OF poultry On tn. market. but god de-
u3ani Is looked fer later IN the week TO sup
ply the demand FOR the Hebrew feast Q. law.
which occurs next Saturday and Sunday Fowls
left hrss hand. at i.',e and chickens a. I.c.
with ether kinds OF poultry working IN
change! pr.ce~. Quotations UNCHANGED.
Dressed Poultry-R.c!spts !. Sis pkss Cons!d-
cradle Of the helatei stock got IN late yester-
day afternoon. after trade over and vas
on the market this morning. while a fair sup
ply Of fresh poultry also arrived Fowls ran 50
thin and pinfe a:hcry that buyers preferred large
chickens and. as result only fancy .owI- re-
cei.ei any attention Strictly choice rr,eaty.
dry-pict.d fowls OCCASIONALLY reached he but
aside from that. Exc covered most % the bust
n-s-. and some even lower: A Few large roast
ing chickens arrived and sold to a special
trade at a slight premium ever quotations. hut
the average run OF dry picked chickens 10,
szi5c vas top. while few straight lots OF scait-
ed eNc->sl.d Ief4c. with the exception or Few
prominent marks from Ohio AID Michigan tnzr
sold more On reputation than quality: ordinary
scaided in heavy accumulation and dull. Broli-
ing turkeys more plentiful and lower: al!
steady Old roo<fe-s steady ST-.S ducks IN
liberal accumulation and sold at unchanged
prices
Iced-SPrins turkeys-Faney. plump hens dry
picked. TO 4 lbs. each 2GHc. fancy toms
ery-picsed: 10 lbs. each. I7sisc. 20 > lbs.
each. 1890. S9uahs-NiSed. Dozen Ed.t.
Other quotations unchanged
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81. Loui. FIXTURE Prices.


BUrTER-creanlery. extra .oi.c. ir-, f-l58
isc seconds ISffsc. coun-ry-packeS. SIC: isiis-
nacke,i- Extra &c. frs.s lie: isi-y-packe,i.
fancy 1915: poor fat '-di5~. grease. sEsc
EGGsReceiyea. 30 -kec- local and Ia
pk.. throush shiunen-s ~ nkx..: marie;
eases returned: AZ f.c FOR strictly fresh fr.,>
and eoslc for extras. ci,y-packei- cases IN
e.Hf:ESE-Nor,hern on orders: Twins. SIG:
singles Sc: sa!sie-. i0f1c: vcsirS Americas.
!oi.c: long horns. i9i.c. New York twins. SIC:
linburxer. iciiloi,c fer choice: poor. .lec:
LIVE PouLTRY-oun,.: Hens. 10: ROSTERS.
oli or s;arsv Young g.. sp-t1S chickens. Ta-
turkeys old. No. and young. he: spring DICKS
GUINEA chickens g. 20 don. s5r old and Sc .or
v1u-g Pigeons. &c PER Soz
it.rkeys oil! &c. AMI young. i+c: spring ducks
A.. geese nor1irally SC. spring geese e.: guinea
chickens ESQ dox- for old AID 50 for young.
DRESSED PorLTRY--ouo,e: scaidet chick
ems undravn with head an! fee. on-chicken.
averare lie: ROSTERS. &c Turkeys isc- Ducks.
Sc spring chickens. i3t.c
C;ANE-woodcoct- duc:ahle At 8 and Rrass
p,over at 81 80 Der doz-
yEAI-Cho,ce 10 fancy lots. 10 20 10 lbs
si,isr: h<retics and thin. "a
81 y and snail -sn-sc pe- doE
EREsH FISH-Biaek bass. i:i-- so- s-lb. and
over I.c for i--ih less: c-arpie- &c for snlaii
10 g. for large: dressed cat. lee spooahfH eat-
&c: buiIheads. dressed TIC. kross r. buffalo
dressed sc gross &C. German card large
dressed ~ and gross &c: sun:ish- sc- white
perch. .i-c-
PrOvbsloo.
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New Trk. Sept; The market for evspo-
ra,ei apples CONTINUES 9uie; and rather easy
needs: common are quoted at tasc: prime SAG
SIC. choice s.asc: fancy si1Gsc- Prunes are
stcadier. ALTHOUGH prices are no, oIotably bet
ter They ranse if9 I'm ~, ze; According 70
heid arm. though the demand Is not al all
active choice arr quoted a. sI,Hi1r- extra
csoice tSi, dioi,c and fancy Ole. PEACHES are
afso S~srce and firm. with choice held y, SIC
SIC; extra choice shgsc and fancy alJi9c.
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chicago stock Market.


R.porr.d by Francis. Bro. & Co. NO. rs
Nor;n Fourth street. ST Louis: ,L
Prime sterling. cables. kS5l9+Sp. ehechs
q s5,5df SIS: o. days 4 sSosIs $50
Commercial sterling. checks +sSS' % Gays
Gain bills 4ssi.r& s:S; cotton bills +s3-
Rsnkers' Pans cables 5-l.ds-ls .-is
Commercial French francs. checks slsx-
Commercial swiss francs, checks eis,s' "
days 5z2is- ,.s. "a
Commercial Belgian frsncs. cnecD e-isO' "
days 5.zIh ,<z..
checks s. Els; - days - Ills
Bankers Dutch guilder.: checks %: 90 days
4odf9 lis .,,s q,
dsys . .5-lsGto
Narke, nru-
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Texas wheat Acreage decreased.


Dallas. Tex. Sept E.-Reports received by
local wheat men Indicate tina. there Will be
soxn 10 whoa. IN TeIa. mi. v.ar n Neal
superintendent Of the stanard Milling Comrany.
gives Il his opinion that the conditions
are good Ter wheat sowing and that the acre
ax~ viii Be Iare.r thar .he average
II have received" h said. "a large number
Of communications from grain dealers In towns
throughout the State inclnx!ng estimates of
next years c-o9- Some II these differ. hut
from a general reorganization 4: I. shown tfat
there will Re an increase IN acreage Of abou;
10 cent
Much corn q. standing IN .h~ fields that
won't Be touched until after cotton IS picked.
consequently this will delay vhea. p!satinx
q few weeks bu. this will not necessarily az
feet the erog; as With God season and
Christmas in some parts Of Texas ard make
an excellent yield
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'O.d. fNer-
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS

Provisions were steady on a good &C.
mand from uit traders Small receipts y.
hogs and firm prices AT the yards were
the supporting features At the close Jan.
pork was of sc. a; ys.so: lard was up &C
at S.755. and ribs were unchanged at
ssSGssei:.
Estimated receipts .or tomorrow:
Wheat. CO cars: corn. lsS: oats. As cars,
hogs z 90 head
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New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York Sept E.-TradinG On the curb was
active and exciting IN many issues The fea-
ture was the heavy buying Of Northern Sc
curitie. which opened ! point higher. At 1856.
and on large transactions advanced to ioss.
Greene Copper continued strong and moved up
from la. TO Isss. Interborough Rapid Transit
sold at II. and was arrn at that price There
WAS Increased activity In Tobacco preferred.
vi Ich moved up from So to s5i1 on fairly
large trading Mackay common opened at ~
and ADVANCED to 25s. Seabozrd common sold at
Isl. and is5.. and the preferred ranged from
10 "a
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Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

WHEAT-By sample. Del: No. res! a, 81 IS
al = local and 81 70 2 side Destination; No
] red At sI-i5GiT; No at sc for pocr q
81 10 for choice: rejected At ssus2c; No. hard
NJ Sl0Ti-l2: No hard At ii9irLos: 10.
! hari a; sc ssl.cs; No MIXED at s-e.: No
J white spring at sI-es. No white spring AZ
9ArTY ~: No. white spring q, Sc
No ] at sfSsihc: No. ut &c: No yellow
a, s,i-c. No, p. White a, sc: No ; white az &c.
OATS-By sample. del. No. /, At 32s.c: No.
/, al 3iI1Ii1c: No al DC; No white at &c:
40 white a; 5.GSi.c; No. white az Slf.:-c;
FLOURISH; winter In wood: Patent Sc
-: Straight s. sS<;5s s.: extra fancy s. ~:
clear s. Ss.:s. low ant rle,:iuni grades IN tu'ss
8, Sas6 Hard winter IN tl;e SKIS: Patent
81 ssas :; s,raish, s4sSstse: bakers sase5+i9
RE FIoCR-In wood ass.Io: IN ,a;e SKIS
cio5RNMEAI-Ea: ,esrI meal. sri,s and
MII.LFEFD-Ras.. 2. .rk. and IN I,o-: Bran
n ssc for hard and ssdsNc Cattsr cho.ee coun-
t-yl for .of, winter. mixed feed At siGs.c for
mar, and &c for soft winter. rliddlings at &c
IN 70 In large SKIS bran at Sc. At mill bran
jos- q. .eTg7c and mittlInes AZ T-iS-
RYENo. at &c; No. at &C
WaY-Ba,is E trs-: Timothy At 81: cho'ce
at yleGII for No and SSas for No
"a low grades. Clover SO for Nc. anf Sil5
= FOR No. = Ciov-r-miS-t az Ssds59 FOR No
and s.as5s Cog y Pya;ris % %, Sh, ,ss
= sTIAWaon ,rs: wheat a.06s: cat So
G. rye gE.G.
Fi.AXSEED-T.s bid.
l.EAp-Sornineiiy 81 IA.
SPELTER-N-S5 bid: $ asked