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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24

Stocks of Grain In Store.


RUTTER-Creamery. extra cotc, first. f-l%e
iSc SECONDS I5Gisc. country-rsckei sic: iadle-
pack.t- extra i5c. nrsts lie: dairy packed.
fancy i5Eisc: poor 70 fat 81 l5c. grease tssc
E,;,iS-Recsivej 5t5 pkss local and ~
rSgS through: sSipm-nts. liz pkSs market
hiehe- at Isc for current receives. case count
cases returned. at lac for strictly fresh nT~t-
and cpise for extras. city-paeked. cases IN
CHEF:SE-Northcrn On orders: Twins. sisc;
singles sac. daisies. lc;.c Young Americas.
yoke: long horns. i9i-c- New York twins. sic:
iiriburgcr. ioIiai-c for choice: poor. Ease:
syyi<. isc for choice
LINE POULTRY-Quo,e: Hens. lec: -crS;sr.
ola or s;a-gy ycuns. s.. spring chickens iec:
.t,rkev< old &c. and Young. ltc. spring ducks
a. geese ncriinally &C spring gees. n: guinea
chickens go doz- for old and Sc Tor young
tii...Ou< &c Per doz-
URESSED POrLTRY-OuGte: Scaided chick
c-s ,tntrawu with head ami feet on-Chickens
aysrage lie: ROSTERS. &c. Turkeys. isc- Ducks.
= spring chickens. Ike
GkME-wGoacock. auotasIe a; s and grass
ploye- at 81 % per doz-
VEAIl-Cfoice TO fancy lots. 10 TO -, lbs.
s. csc. hsr-tics and thin. 3fs
FROG LE.tiS-,-hnice large. Si-.5; medium.
q - and small s5fi,sc Per dog
FRESH FISH-Black bass. i.i-c FOR Alb and
over Ia for lib. or less. crapD.e &C Tor small
to s. FOR large: dressed cat Ice: spSons!n cat
=. hrllheats dressed SIC. gross g. buffalo
.f-.Sxs,f SIC gross C German carp. large
dressed a. and gross &C: sunash 5c; white
rergh. &C.
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SUMMARY LOUISM MARKETS

Local
in big sec
itIato t" Their Efforts
hunih H' Argentine
pred the and
and
of operators oIayeun
ex,r the
buying
of the first by
al
of bRheI by the active upt
Opening ids for cou Il i
to juSif AL
De-. " heat % I'D /. u ,
Dee
De. oatc lo,Ji-
II
c,lI
were stead .
ester Sc IiSl tr4
weenr p and
Suntc L. up in he zeal
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Fruits and Vegetables.

The Reuuhi- quotations are for lois in frs,
- = .ni-sS o,aerwis- su-cii-L- small lois on
Ff-Ag HE->-HoEne- crown FER ia-bu- aoG3ec
choic- 10 fsnes Nearby I-t : IN q+s, f9-
ordinary - sopi AMI JiG75c per bu- box Con
cANTALoCPE-Cgu1;e: CooIado at car c
ne= u1f-v crate ami xltf - p-- standard cTate-
Pill I>-e,uote choice sound iaIn-ors at so
rtr : hu- basket or = Der h Michigan at
GFAPES-Nel-sv C-57coris a, e5sls.. rer l,
bu- HOMEGROWN IRON. -5EAc Der = bu-. ac-
ConcJr,!s ami w0rien IT, Delaware I1c and
Niasars ~ Pc PONY baske:
ArPLES- Northern Duchess sI.75Ge per Dbl
a. - too Price f2r Ms!tenblush- Choice West
ors.!naFv at si-sy=.-s0. other varieties az 40
Ba-t!eiis SsS-'S- alabama kietsTs ia per
oRANGE>s-cra,e late yel-nc.. r.packea
from store az s3-sl1. FER box
CALIFORNIA DECIDUoCS FRUITS-Bart-
ie,t pears se.igg2.j-i; Ble-re hardy ;I:Sgl- Isl
guirces ~ eirtpes-Tokay $i.+sfl-5. and
Malaga y.-5- italian prunes e9gyec
PINEaPPLES-Choice Florita se-5ee5 Per
e' LLEuoxs-xew ve-s,n from ror. .sa.so
ana California $3.50 per box
BANANAs-ouotaoi= sl-.SG--Jo = bunch. en-
COCoANuTs 100. E trk-. .ss-5s: job
bling way 3-75 per 10.
cRaNBEsRIE1%e Cape Cod tesr,y
black. n snail way at IS per tel
.sf i5r bSti5 II 55e 9Sa su SOCK NoisS
EN- at +cdgec On trS- 10 sc del. according 20
quality and condition
NEW OSIONS-Suote North Missouri from
45c5ec Per bu- to- red
cABBAGE-Duli; quote horle- growr a 81
&C Der IL lbs Loose on orders. &C per large
crate N.~ Holland seed sold at i'll per ton.
SAUERKRAUr-New city make Fer Dbl.
$50 and ---bbL G-5e-
CUCUNBEES-Scarc-- Home grown at 0-S0
10 per bu- bose Ce1signsd 1sS>oc Per b.
NAToE,-ogo,e per hu lose q: ces5s
Sor choice home grown
TURNIPS-Fio1ie-grovn soE7Jc per eu- loose
BEErS-Hcrns- grown e5l.5oc Per BIZ ioose.
LETTtCE-Hc tne-<rc WI epl-5c per ou-
EEA NS-Ste21y- Quote $G<5c per b0
loose to- round green and wax. and fat 3o0<ac
PEI tu-
CARRoT-Michiran At 81 Per too-rb. de-
lve-ed- Home grown AZ &C per bu- loose
acknowledgment al esS75c per bu
loose
GTNBo-Hcrne-srown5 0Gsec per pack
CELERY Michigan fat crates soGs5c and
square ~ 5'at.sc: large open crates 81 g -
f1tlSc PER cuz- hu<cEss-
S2CASH-tSuote Homegrown a. 3rz7-Sc Ter
SWEET PoTAToE-Quo.- home grown new
At s9G5ec
HORSERApIsH new at xfs.a pr
.CAULIF,LowER-ou choice Northern a,
3 % pe- box
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MANIPULATION BY BULLS
ADVANCES WHEAT PRICES.
OTHER MARKETS ARE
WEAK.
Bearish Crop and Weather News
Is Ignored in the Rush 10
Buy Futures.

Wheat values closed with net gains Of
about ; cents bu- in yesterdays mar
ket While traders elsewhere were not
very buIIish. the ST. Louis contingent
engineered a little boom % its own de-
spite generally b.arish information For
eign markets cid not respond TO crop
damage reports from Argentine until
late in the session. when there was i
rally at Liverpool. Antwerp and Buda-
pest. Toward the close OF the session
a story that France wanted wheat so
badly that she might abro=ate the duty
caused a rush TO buy There was good
deal OF manipulation IN the days ad-
vance.
Dec wheat opened isc UP. ranged from
sLIi7. to Sis and closed at E-l.;s
Corn was weak despite the strength of
wheat Receipts were large and foreign
markets were easy. There WAS an early
Of the belt. but there was not enough
buying support 10 keep values on the up
turn
from is-,I i1-s.;i1i-c bid and closed at
istsGi.i.c bid
Receipts OF wheat at St Louis q. s5+ bu-.
of which ~ SKIS. and To- cars local and >
ears through against ss-isa bu-. OF which
through. in 1915.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points for
- hours l.2i3..-l bJ.-. against sel.v9 bjI, in
$50 and shipments $500 bu-. against ~
CsD bu. Northwest received Gil cars, against
5.3 cars in 1876. Chicago received lii.-c bu-
and Kansas City 1850 bu- Clearances L.
1ut bu-
Argentine shipments OF wheat to Europe
the past week reported al 1900 bu-.
against 52i.d.c bu- week ago and 5000
bu-. in 1915
Receipts OF corn If 81 Louis 5000 bu-,
OF which 81 cars local and - cars through.
against 81 so bJi-. OF which co SKIS and =.
cars local and u cars through. IN 1886
Receipts OF corn at primary points for
81 hours sg;.ts9 bu.. against ssS,0'S bu-. in
1916. and shipments asl.oS bu. against s5;.-
c0 bu Chicago received 1880 bu and
Kansas City 100 bu- Clearances i.Sro bSi
Argentine shipments OF corn to Europe
the past week reported at e.S.4."1 bu-.
against $4,000 bu. week ago ard 4.11i go
bu-, In 1870.
Receipts OF oats az 81. Louis $40 bu-.
OF which 81 cars local and car through
against SEQ t.u.. Of which il cars local
and 5 cars through. in 1876
Receipts OF oats AZ primary points for
>; hours 9i..cS bu., against 5000 bJ- IN
is.G. and shipments sJo.soo bu-. against 49,
CO.. bu. Clea-arces 3 SO bu-
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s. Re ,hg'. Hans-I1.av- a. -, - q; al.
- a. 80 - a, SIC Is M -. IS 81.
sa4i ii-T. Itiisi-- a. tiar. lsft-s - fsi-e.
- az -''.. 'ai-f's-lls- - - New YORK
sl.t-4 - fl'tsl--att ~ ss.-- t-iiH--iii ,-,ty-
H. l'-itt- l.i-s- l--sv- g r.. lias sf.c From
N. biloxi Gel Hsis-- at 40 o. g. JOY Tuu <
nous t-.i-~s a. s-r'- - rf-- sn eTa-".
California az So. \-w Ys-k zAaI! i=ss a. ss~-
u. : Nett" arrive. 4or-e cue. cribs
quote non rally- ilI t7-.iv- AZ -. M 5'-fs-
- g a e tfNt lvt- iu ''bhfr- wtv farE-i
thus lNtf' shorts ~ 49, c'r.5- at &C. short
clear az Sic. t-ii!-s - g.. O. -.-.. r-at-s -
g. ist bass Al g. sta--ar1 tacss - OrlsiI
bacon L;S'i q. meats in ',lbin- wav
I.h%,-- iSrs4ktlst bacon from H. sar heavy q,
~. ar sh1.c- hS.t. hams AZ Iiiac - ;2i.-.
li.tS a. .'Et.,s Nv York shoulders -
:. PLAIN su.osst hNl. -s;- IN a i1ih5a= Uev
IsAEr-- EN-ssz 3D. --s a. g.. cribs = g.
shgtt clear ~ 80. bellies AZ c'-,c 20 -.
t.a'-S a. 80. flf s-s-.s it a.. ~-4Gltri l.czs
Al 80 b-astE - ,haE--|4 LtsfH- 81 J~c-.z.
1--p stealth Nominal a. 7i=ifss.-
-Iallcg.-' uuntry - 80 f1- " J and = -
10 Parker ur--rs nominal o.; i7.ff-i.--
Ss-ss.-t-lust-- H-pHu 1gJf.-. v-lllu =, I.
SIC and white - as. latter i.- c11ic- Pax
= bite ii.Gf.c-
B-ef-6a orders. Bait-PIa-e 8 20. rou and
tuitnn Market 81 mess 81 Dried. usr h
sets +---e- inSir-s L.. knIckies &c. q lS!fes
lie. tongues ei1GIJc us- 10
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BANKING ISSUES STRONG
IN SECURITY MARKET.
TRACTION STOCKS FIRM ON
BIDS.
General Tone of List l. Fairly
Good. but Outside Buyin. In
terest Is Moderate.

Trading III local securities yesterday was
confined to Il few banking and traction
issues Observation-Disclosures National at
ga and Eank OF Commerce at So. - were
the strong spots. American Credit In
deinniiy had some support at Si5.5,- Cen
trail Coal and Coke. common. vas easy AZ
Si15
broadway Cable - ut sl"2-ss and East
st. Louis and Suburban - at &..l-i. Were
the only active traction issues. Transit
was wanted at sIl and United Railways
pT, ferr.d 1t S5i15. There vas = bid OF ~
fO- the per cent bonds.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS

Eariy weakness. IN corn induced some
liquidation Of provisions. but there was
enough demand TO hold prices steady. The
fact that the hog movement is small and
shows no signs OF increasing prevented
any great amount OF selling. At the close
Lard was up &c at E-39- Ribs closed
unchanged at $50.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow:
Wheat. 10 cars. corn. a4: oats. Ise: hogs,
10 co head.
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Curh Grim Markets.

g. I,ouis-pec wheat Sis bid: put, N.i5I5
10 81 lsi. ard calls yi..it- 10 81 -9N-s-
Mfvaukee-D.c. wheat. puts 81. asked an I
calls 81 .isi=: MAY wheat puts S-l-s.ni-
b't. and calls 81 ts-s- Dee corn. puts SIC bid
and calls 5.s.c. May corn. puts sac and calls
<al.c
Il fsi. aai call. g. .lSt..
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Hides.

prs-firt-Teaa. heavy Isle. do fallen AZ isc:
do light at +;=c: Eatiye and Arkansas at l5c--
latter on selection. Is7sc for No. l and i4sac Tor
No :: glue al s.. Dry-saitei at Exc Green
sailed rOurd az - for Western. Arkansas and
southern do SIC: gTeen-salted on selection
sI-.- fIr No / and Si.r for No =. part cured 10
less. uncured - less. and bulls lie less thaa
foregoing. glue ss4c-
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20 s. on small sales. The heaviest trading
was in American Cans. The common ranged
from 81 70 81. with sales Of 3gSe si.arss and
1.Slo OF the preferred were traded In at 81 20
49, United States Sh;pbGii6!nc certificates
sold at 3ei- and 81 International Mercantile
Marine sold at s.
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ssment paid.
New York Curb Market.
TrRI IT SDErTav

New York. Scot 3.-Trading the curb
manipulated isBues there vas 4 eeneral shading
On IN price,: syndieate brokers again made
:he new fours nominalIy selling ct So the
Hreferred At 81 and g. and the IS at 10siS to
1o6- Northern Securities were steady. with
small sales At lush and did not respond to cur
rent rumors OF arranGennentS 10 pay the accrued
STANDARD Oh Sras heavy. declining from slH
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New York Money Market.

New York. Sept S-Pr.u,e mercantile paper
AS per cent Sterling exchange steady with
actual business in bankers bills at 6ssoff
ass for demand and at 4.SsJoq4. $50 for o.
day bills: posted rates +-Ss1i-s1: commercial
bills 4.Szs5a4. SIS Mexican dollars <si-c. Gov
eminent oonds strong Railroad bond. hrrn.
Money on call firm; highest ?: lowest "a: rui-
ing rate :: last loan :. closing bid Ix; offered
At Time loans steady: 50 days Gag. per
cent. % days 5h63is. months 3Sf4
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Il0-.s and sFains al NC O..
GaIves;on-Spo; market steady Mitfi,nE
Io.,c.
New Orleans $40; mark; firm siiaGiins.
lGa,c.
Mernphis-sps, market steady. M.ddiins. lie
Receipts At prf1cfpal points:
Galveston Il. 81 taie--
New Orleans. : So bales
NJ bile. I.IoI haie<-
Savannah. I.5,i tai.a
Charleston. esss bales
Norfolk. 2fs bales
Houston. =. IS bales.
Memphis 81 bale~-
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FINANCIAL.
Level BOARD BONDS.

Bits are hereby invited for the purchase OF
f'tv On bonds Of one thousand dollars t:l.-,li
each. OF the Bossier Levee District: said bonds
.eartng date Of October l. 1874. and due fyp NIFTY
,ear. from date ard -edee-natls after tip
forty years; said bonds hearing i've Per cent
Is per cent? per annuTn interest. PAYABLE semi
annually and evidenced by COUPONS attached
thereto. Ary further information. concerning
the same. will be furnished upon application To
the undersigned
Bossier Levee District. Booster City Ia
Tho. v Braden. Jr-. Secretary.
Bossier I,evee District. Curtis. La
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STOCK MARKET DRIFTS
ON MEAGER DEALINGS.
INTEREST SEEMS TO BE ON
THE WAVE.
Though News Is More Favorable
Spectators Refrain From
Transactions.

New York. Sept 2s.-There Ii evident a
progressive dimunition in the interest in
the stock market To-day's transactions
fell below half . million shares. In con-
trast with last weeks daily dealings in
more than Q million shares This leaves
but one day Of this week IN which tran
sactions reached that aggregate.
Sentiment seemed altogether Indifferent
to the market. and It was allowed to
drift for the most part on very meager
dealings. There was not even the con-
gssted activity in special stocks. which Is
a that o has rsR day., the level OF
The Pacffics. however. continued the
most prominent features In the market.
The circulation Of rumors regarding them.
which has been ince.sant through the
week. was not In evidence to-day. Per.
haps for that reason the strength OF
Union Pacific seemed to impsrt strength
Atcaison was not notably affected
CROP OUTLOOK
The days news was favorable to corn
with warmer weather reported over the
belt and With the price in the market
lower. Cotton. on the other hand. was
the unusually low Temperatures Of the
last few days may be this herald OF an
early fan and Of resulting hazard to an
of cotton did not prevent several OF the
cotton carriers from making conspicuous
advances. notably Louisville and Nash
explanation Of this movement was some
formless rumors OF financial measures In
connection with the relations between
these Two properhes- No details were
The Eastern railroads were not conspicu.
Gus. but they overcane the early slight
was partly due to selling attributed TO Lon
don account The falling on In net earn
irgs for August reported by the Baltimore
and Ohio may have acted as or. aras Ion On
dition Of the soft-coal trade not calculated
TO inspire the owners Of coal properties.
MONEY.
A rather languid interest was taken IN
the bank statement. although the halt IN
the market operations may have been with
a desire to know the complexion Of to-
morrow's statement before e!tendins
item. as usual.
The currency movement shows de-
crease Of more than 100000 in cash up to
ability Of a contraction in the loan item
as Il is said that the trust companies have
been placing loans during the week This
rise above the rate on deposits allowed by
the banks. The effect Is to transfer loans
from the banks to the trust companies
without effect on the actual cash reserves s
banks and trust companies. which are al
most wholly on deposit with the banks.
The result is favorable. however, to the
lack Of pressure on the market during the
day prompted a brisk bidding up of stock
late in the day to the best prices. The
closing was steady near the top.
The bond was firm Total sales. par
value S335,00 United States Is, IS and
old IS advanced y per cent on call
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Sept. H.-Cloeing quotations to-day IN
money. bonds. railway stocks and mining shares
MONEY
Cau loana 41SRa,s Tina
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Bar Silver.

London. Sept. 2s.-Bar silver - .-isd
New York. Sept a--Bar silver 5'i.e-
Treasury Statement.
Ils ITO. S5s: gold SSe.<si-e9s.
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Pork Z o. b.-Nex STANDARD mess N tobo.ng
xsy closed norninally at Sfi.s
Is-t-,-holce steam l. side closed ncminaly
6 s9r Hettle-rendered si4c 10 sac.
Green Hams. Etc--Car lots held T. o. b. &
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x.v York Stuck ouo,a,ton..

New York. Sept z.--FOIIowing are to-day's
sales Of stocks on the Stock Exchange. showing
the highest and lowest quotations and closing
lids:
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Clearings were in moderate volume There
was good demand Tor call and time loans n
az to per cen: discount
Hesterday's Bank CleaPinRs.
Yesterdays clearing house statement shoved
elearings. C-5:s.ost balances S.ss.E s5.
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Wool.

Sioct- are gri-e large. and there rs far
volume o: sales ~ dealers. bus LITTLE doing on
Tire regular market. owing 20 lack OF offerings
from firS- hands Market strong and In a gen
eralty healthy condition.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Sept 9.-I.ive Pcuit-y-Rece.p..
cars Western The Hebrew Feast OF Tabcr-
nacles commenced At shutdown today srt de-
msnd for the week Is over. The fresh receipts
left frs; hands At UNCHANGED prices. but Job
sold. with tone Of the market unsettled Quota
lions unchanged Dressed Poiltry-Receipts ssl
pts<. There vas q sair trade yesterday after
noon and receivers generally worked out the
greater part Of the sound stock. but there a-e
to-. OF 'h,oth chic,ens and fowls tina. .r-;,,.f
soft and nnushy. and some OF IN condition thac
were pressed TO sale without much regard 10
prices Fancy large roasting chickens quite
scarce and hrr1; very few desirable scaiiet on
the market Prime dry-picked fowls free from
pinf-athers sod fairly well. but ordinary are
neglected Bro!lirr turkeys more plenty and
lorer. SQUADS plenty enough and slow. Quota
tinns unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24

Abe Hummel On Divorce and the
other great articles and stories In
to.nOrfOw's Republic.
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Sev York sept 9Th. rnirke. for ,v,ro-
rated aprlcs continues quiet and - rather cav
in tone: common arr quoted at is:5c: p-ir,s al
~ s-si-c choice at s-sIsc and fancy ut ei-f..r
Prrfres coutinus unsettled. with SPOT p.fce<
ranging from = - 80. according 10 crafe
srrico.s quiet. with ch~c-a C.-Ict-i at sI-T ~.
eytrs choice at ilI. fi0t-c. ana fancy at IiTi=c
Peaches are in fair temand compared with
oth.- fr.iits aai rule arm al .aS.c for
choice. ss.Ggc for extra choice. ani y. 1iOc for
fancy.
Sugar.
New Orleans sept 1.-Susar strong: oren
k..,t. -i,G1-.c- DO Centrifugal tT.i-c. CON
,-fsuc,i white e.: ysiicw- ~. G3-sc. sa-r-t.
s..Tt- Moiasse- montreal: cren kettle sy.<.s--..
c.r.rir,rgai fssf 10. Siruo n mirsi.
New York sept 17--Su-ar-Raw quiet. fair
refining 5-.c: CENTRIFUGAL - test s-isc: mo-
iaS-es sugar 3tsc. refined quiet: crushed $50:
powdered &c. graduated ~
Dry Goods.
New York Sept. 1-The cotton gods srd
Of IN. dry goods riarss: has shown decidedly
roosts for Immediate delivery Mems wear
,r.nt, for w0olen and vcrst-,i goods are grad
usliv advancing prices r.oTders for next
srrfrr owing TO the increased cost % yarns
The iobb!ng trade il aueter the week closes
Petroleum.
OH City. Pa. Sept e.-cfeiit balance. 81 -:
e.rtiheates none. Shipments Penr,syivania 81
os5 avefac. ..-e55. rtr<. Pennsyivania SEQ.
average a. so Shipments Lima .. 5s4. average
- I'll. runs. Lima s7ui. average ss.c7e.
New York. sept -3-P.-roieurn quiet: refined
New York y1-.s. Philadelphia and Baltimore
S.?Q. d. in bulk s.
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by telegraph.

New York. SEPT .E.-S9c. cotton closed a-.s,
q e Eoi3i; s eg :, ri ;s gPiaia' Ne
eic.cd stead: ,ssP; 49,; o. -, ~; N,v
"a. u e dc. ly .TfiI "a Sc. Nsy = Fs %
morning market vas active and excited with
prizes advancing 70 y-.Ihin poin, or 20 % re
ness dwindied and the rrarke; los; part G: TIE
advance. ALTHOUGH Il closed steady =, a mod
changed prices 10 m advance o: points. At
first trading seemed 20 b. somewhat apathetic.
tlv;ty on continued had crop reports n m
sources and rtinors that frost had occurred n
.aF7ort o.. this nszs and With iTerSSoi ray
Ing New orleans firn and nearby shorts cov-
IS 10 :. psin;s n re a.,erhSon bu. 1sss
seemed TO be failing OF somewhat. ard prices
suy!rr Of oct on all weak spots. and mi. IN
parted n armne-s 10 the entire LIST; The Close
sa,s, s' .ef. az ss,il.e AZ aSeu: Ph1..
Liverpool was SD 20 b buying here early.
nnd houses with New Orleans connections ver-
Liverpool, sept -.cG,ton-spo, IN limited
dins fs.r ssh; Sod Tnidiiins sd: rsfai ling
s.s2I: low ridl.aE s-sii; god culinary si..i.
Sats 3, Vslch i5f .y s:5s AL
export, AID inelutct 100 American. Receipt.
opened quie, and closed firm hn.rican i MID
ding O. &c. SEPT. s;sii; Ssp,. OCT. 5.g7.:
:s;.: Iaa.-Feb 5-s.i: Feb March 5 SD: Ma:eh-
April 5-s3i: ApEil-May 5-S5i; May-Iune sSsd.
The Visible.
New Orleans. Sept .i.-Secreta-v Hes.cr's
10. Shows total vis.S'e Of les, asai M
-. so last week o, This ne t.ial Of American
steady: sent l'-SIsti' g; oct is.5sai9 s..
NoE 10 sac s 3 ; nss $40 70 Ms,T s Js 81
srS. quiet and steady: sales to59 bales: or,iiTarv
sac: 60. eTtins,y si , low N nltdiins y lie
fair II 5-isc. Receipts SIS. stock f..13
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EsxEs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New York. Sept, .-EEEs-ReceIp,. s.s,
p.iirc I'd rapidly under n demand that 4. he
corning restricted from the free Of storage
stock facilitated BY the present weather. There
wa. TO reason 10 change figures on strictly
hiyh-grale goods. but there was too much "a
G3lc IN site Dirtiss and cSecks wanted At
cases Included. iiai'ac: first. ISc: prime aoc:
Kanss. city No. Sept ,=-Ecgs higher:
Missouri and Kansas. No. whitevo1<
cases included Isc: case count Isc: cases re-
turned &c less Der dozen.
Philadelphia. Sept 9.-ESrs steady: Western
nrsts &c at mark
Batter md Cheese.
Chicago. Sept. el-Butter strong: cr.ans-leS
l4Glsc; di-ties i3IIsizc- Cheese firm: stsr CSC
New York. sept: 25-Butter Arm: street price
f1ii cream sInaiI eolor.d fancy si.c: small
white. poor to fancy. 1Hsi.c. large coIo-ed.
good % fancy s-&Ssi.c' large white. pcor to
prime .IS7<c.
Philadslpaia. Sept. - Butter firm: extra
Western creamery .eizc- Cheese nrmer. s.9
sac
New York. Sept .5--CoHee-Spot Rio steady:
No. invoice SIC. mild firm The market for
futures op-ned steady at unchanged prices in
keeping with featureiess primary and European
news Trading very quiet hu, there was
active on the buying side Of the market and
with offerings light. prices gradually improved.
closing at Partial advance OF > points sales
reported Of $500 BAGS. including sept ssoc:
Oct s-Gds soc. Nov $50; Dee .-s5s.s les;
March s-1ess3sc: Nay 1897 .ssc: July 7.7oc.
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Bond Quotations Mt New York.

New York. sept -1-s-!0sirE quotations o.
ay for bonds On the Stock Exchange were A.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Sept s3.-Cloeing quota tons To-Day IN
money. bonds. railway stocks and mining shares
were a. follawE
MONEY
Call loans At 1x63H per cent: time loans It
BONDS.
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MINING Stocks in New York.
lew York. Sept. 3.-CIosins quotations to-day
mining stocks were As follows:
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a sales Tor The day. 40. 20.
New York Curb Stocks.
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Close p,h A.,
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