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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Sept, .--FIour-Eecc:p,- i7.59
hbls: exports $50 bbls.: sal-s 100 pkrs.: mar
lrm: sales ~, bsI. Co.nri.eai dlIiet Ty- nom
inal. Barley steady whsat-Receipts i.opj bu.
81 u, I o. b, snos;: No ! Northern Duluth
3l.iis o. b aiioat: No hard Mali;ob..
on the improved weather ans liquidation After
rally on heavy western bull SUPPORT ana rains
recover in the last hour ON REPORTS q lssust,
In ArSentina. The CLOSING being is.aIae ne;
.i3s.. closed 81. La: Ssut. closed ,iIsA.: Dec
Misa.as t LID elo-cd sl.ii CVrn-Eeee;Yts ..
SPOT easy: No os-.c elevator and J.l.c {. o.
6 q ssoat; No ye.iov: sii.c; Ne white IS.
Itr'sc net lower. following Chicago. SEPT IssI z
Se. SS,sd ssA;s bee Ssi.s,Ss.c close ts,ss:
mixed oats cssls ibsJ sssssc: natural waite
.:oae: lbs, :si-Gs.c clipped white iss.-sO BIS
Ieathe. wool and beef steady. cut meats i.iai
Lard dr1 Wes;cfh steamed ,sss; scy,. ci:..i
ESQ nominal: renned s:eaGy Pork steady.
nominal: do yellow :siiG3sc. Petroleum STEADY.
Ri,s s firm No Moia = Iir.n-
S5 s,eS No sisss e; ne,srsss so.:s Whi,ky
ss.ls. se?i $50 s 3D. ,.s s:S 1 sept, 81: 'id'
L,veTHOSi. SEPT, ::5Whe7i-srot HoEiinal: rl-
ssS. easy H@e5iciS mixed s a: futures
4
so,sc: Dec. si.eOis; May 81 ca icai.: cash. No.
hard Ndl-9i-; No. 9 sScasi-03: No. ei1ssc:
Les: No. sScGsi.cs Corn lower: sept is,.c
Dec. tFSc: May Ai. dsi-.c. cash No. /: mixed IS
dssi.c: No. tST$Lc: No. = white 4si.c: No. 3
CSC. Oats steady. No. vhl-s ...,ssc: No. .
ul!Is,i &c. Hay steady: choic. timothy - -;
chnic. prairie Slr1.51- Rye nominal. 7ec. Re-
ceipts-Hheat 1907: corn ls..91: oats -i.na5
Shiprlen;s-Whsat Is. corn 81 so: oai1 SEQ.
Chicago: S-pt Fash quotations were IS
No. 81 .t5Gl IL: No. red 81 .Ie;- al ~. Corn
No. si,.Gs.;.c: No. yellow SsaSit-c. Oats
No aji.I5'xc: No white SSr5iac: No. =
white Sia3ei-c- Rye-No &c Bs:isy-6isod
feeding 3sGSsc. fair TO choice mailing l5G5hc-
Flaxeeed-No. S-as: No. Ncrthv estarn
81. 49, Cioyer-Coatract grade 81 -. Provi-
sio1s-Mess pork. ger Dbl. i'll Ssd II 80: lard.
per 100 lbs. S. 1877 Is: short ribs SIDES Ioos-l
s. s9G7..s: short clear sides tbxd.D Sc. 59Ts..l
WHISKY. basis Of hiShninss. g =
Duluth. MINI. Sept c2-wheat-To arrive IN
Sept: No. Northern sl.15s.: No. Northern
III. 20 arrive; No, Northern Sis: No. .
Northern IN: en- trk-, No Northern 8. i5-..
No. = Northern Sill: Sept VS.: Dec III.
May sl-lssa- oats-On .ri- and 20 arrive s0tsc.
Milwaukee. Wis. Se.t. 2s-Whes, firm: No
Northern 81 .. No. Northern sl.I5 May 3. I.Is
di1rs asked Rye hrrn; No; .:-.c. Barley
steady: No. Sc: sample s'EsSc. Corn &c low
er; 80: 5SSss,ie: May .:,,s asked
.fn sns, B.e , hisa s f May Mii: Ns
hard 81 49,: No Northern 81. Is-t: Nc. North
EN- S.Is. Flour-Gold Medal aaasso;
straiKiIcs ss1s 10: first clesrs stS- -; secoad
clears g esa3.So. Bran in bulk SIS riS5
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TRACTION STOCKS STRONG
ON IMPROVED BUYING.
BANK OF COMMERCE ON Up
TURN.
Commonwealth and Missouri
Trust Seek Slightly Lower
Levels.

fractions and banking i-sues we're fair-
Iy dctise III yesterdays market for local
securities Transit was ;rifie higher at
81. and United Railways preferred vss
well taken &; SJi.Si= and So. The per
cent bonds worked lower to 81.
National Bank Of Commerce. vas 'hs
strong spot OF the banking group. with
sales at $50 and So. Commonwealth
Trust opened ~ So and eased OF 10
81 Missouri Trust scld at slse.sn
There was u fair demand Tor niisceilane-
Gus stocks and bonds. but these were gen
orally firmly held.
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81. Louis Fsture Prices.
Stocks Of Graf. Il, store.


BCTTER-ce-amcTy. extra ooi.c, hr<., ~ q:
isc .-cori, isssisc: coun,ry-raeke1 Sic: Indi.-
rAckei. Extra l'c. hrsts &c. dairy-vack.d.
fancy i5disr: poor to isi- -dE5r. grease, fI5s--
EGGs-Recsiyet. l5-s pas. local ami 80
pk-S- through: saiprnents. $50 pkg--: mark.
higher At IS for current receipts count.
case, returned: at Iec FOR strictly fresh firss.
and pike for extras. city-packed. cases IL
cluced.
CTiEEsE-Nc-h.rn On orders: Twins. Sc:
singles :s4c: daisies. iei.c: young Americas.
lirnsurser. ie3ioi,c FOR choice: roor. fdac:
LIVE PoCLTEY-Quats: Hens. Toe: ROSTERS.
old or s;aRgy Young. &c: spring chickens, icc.
turkeys. old. &c. and young. l<c: SPRING ducks.
Sc: geese NORMALLY &c: spring keese 6: guinea
chickens. E.sS dos- for old and g for young
Pigeons. sc Per dol-
DRESSED PouLTRY-Cuote: Sczlded chick
e-s undrswn. With head and feet on-Cfilckens.
average. lie. ROSTERS. &C. Turkeys. isc. DUCKS.
Sc. Spring chickens. is'.c-
6AME-Wcodcscs auoiabis at S and grass
riove- AZ N-5s per co--
vEAL-ch9,ee 20 fancy lots. 40 t. II ihs.
6..dsc: heretics and thin. sEss
FROG LEGSChoice large. E-B: medium.
81 8 ard mail 2Sd.sc per dos-
FRESH FISH-Siack bass. i.t-c cor ts-Ib. ard
ever. loo for S-lb. or less: crapofe &C Tor small
60 Sc Srr iarxe. dressed cat loc: spocnhiH ca.
&c: builheads dressed Sisc. Rross &c: buffalo.
dressed sic g.Sss g. German carp. larxe
dressed T. AID gross SC: sunfsh. &c: white
perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-23
WHEAT WELL SUPPORTED
BY LOCAL SPECTATORS.
CORN Is EASY on GOOD
WEATHER.
French Crop News Is Bullish and
Northwestern Flour Demand
Is Brisk.

Local operators IN wheat were rather
bullish In yesterdays market While
the volume OF trading was not yery large
sentiment favored the buying side and Tor
a time ST. Louis led ali Other speculative
centerS On the upturn. The carly builish
factor was foreign strength IA the lace
OF Wednesdays domestic declines French
crop news again was decidedly buIlish-
Local receipts were moderate and there
was = good outside buying demand.
Alter = short session ct liqu.Isuon. fo.row-
iIc the early advance. there was = brisk
rally In the last hour. The May option
nlG good support.
Dec. wheat Opened isai.c Up. ranged
from Si-i-.A To Si-iii.. and closed at 81 ~.
Germ closed easy. There was some carly
buying in line with Chicago. but layor-
able weather conditions ana large receipts
wSikGltd the market ana CLOSING prices
We're slightly lower than on Wednesday.
Speculative interest WAS light
Lee. corn opened isc w. ranged from
4i4 bid.
F,ec-;p;s OF wheat az S.. Louis s9.ocs bu
o. which $50 SKIS and IS cars local and 1
carS throu;.t. against ss.su: b.. Of which
IL SKIS and ~ cars local and cars through.
IA Is Receipts OF wheat at primary points
for Il hoursi. lis.eo bu.. against go. &c bu. n
i3c, and shipments $500 tu-. against es
W, 49, W. EttcNGu sl4
Go car: N 1875 Chicago received Il.ct1
d.. and Kansas City Ia.N0 bu. Clear
ances 500 hu.
Receipts OF corn at ST. Louis 20 so bu.. OF
which - cars local and u cars through.
1Sain5t =. 100 bu.. o. which - cars local
and cars through. In leE- Receipts Of
corn at primary po.ats for Il hours 4lS.tu0
bG. against :io.tsJ bu.. IN 1910: and ship
rionts .l.9S bu.. against Az 30 bu. Chi
cago received aos9eD bu-. and Kansas City
80 bu. Clelrances $3.50 bu
Reccip;s OF oats at ST. Louis Ji-S9 eu..
OF which IL cars local and cars through.
Us against [.ec,p bu.. OF which % cars local
and cars through. IA 1916. Shipments
3o.9N bu- Receipts OF oats At primary
80 tu- in 1875. and shipments 80 HH.oec hu-.
against yAuU bu- Clesrances I..rS bu.
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Corn Is OF lac TO 3-Sc-Oats De
cline 3-Sc 10 l-2c-Proyisions
Hold Steady.
By ASSOCIATED pEEss.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago, sept --ImproVsi demand cor
-four tn the Northwest was largely rcspon-
sibic for strength In wheat here to-day.
Another vital factor was higher prices for
cash grain in Southwestern markets At
the close Dee. and Nay deliveries Of whe.;
showed gain OF l,=c- Corn is off Lag.
Oats are down s.Gi-c Provisions are
steady.
WHEAT
Under tho influence OF lower cables and
favorable weather throughout the com
belt, wheat opened q triilc easier, Dec
and Nay each being unchanged 10 isc
lower, ut N..e;s ILo9. and Sl-IJs. to 3l-I9ss.
respectively Moderate LIQUIDATION Jv To-
cal traders resulted in an additional de-
cline Dee selling of TO sL1s,, and May
10 S-lpA, -Ieiz:
The decline apparently was due Ino-e to
q lack OF demand than to selling. A. the
session advanced trading became more
brisk. prospects OF rainy weather In the
Northwest bringing out buying orders
some heavy buying credited TO the leader
o. ths'pull clique The market gradually
ASSUMED "A strong UNDERGONE. which ,!evel-
oped INTO decided strength late IN the
Gay.
The -FOUR situation IN the Northwest was
PERHAPS the most prominent factor tina;
contributed To the improve! feeling in the
wheat market here. reports from Mime
apolis indiCat ting decidedly increased de-
rnant. News from the Southwest a!sp
was buiiirh, private message fryn st
LOUIS predicting a radical failing OF III
wheat arrivals there. The force NJ this
statement. however. was largely offset 10y
tl. days total primary receipts. which
We're considerably In excess OF those Of d
year ago.
An advance Of &c IN the price of cash
wheat at Kansas city accounted Tor much
Of the late bui!ishness in speculative t-..d-
The market closed practically a. the
highest price of the day. The high point
Ia Dec VAS reached at 81 leS.. and iin;tl
.ii2I. ~
Clearance. OF wheat ard four were
equo! to 1910 bu. Primary receipts we're
ll'a.s.o bu-. compared with s.l.o0 bu.
year ago MINNEAPOLIS. pglUth and Chi
csgo reported receipts Of sSi cstrS. against
49, cars last week and sl5 cars a year
ago
CORN.
Higher temperatures throughout the
West Was the main factor in producing
= weak corn market. \ report of 4 Gin
cinnati trade journal. however. had much
to do with the general liquidation that
vas IN evidence during the entire dav
The report claimed that ~ per cent OF
the corn crop is now safe from, frost.
tnus insurirs; 10 certainty total yield
OF --J".n'.t" bu. The market VAS weak
from star; 10 finish. Dec. opened a shade.
To isuSsc lower At 5sG5p.c. sold between
$50 and tore and closed at 5Nc. Local
receipts were 90 cars. with - OF contract
grade.
OATS
Heavy selling by cash houses ana
Liquidation 5y local longs caused weak
ness In oats. The declining tendency OF
corn and the immense stocks of high
class oats We're factors that could not DC
resisted. Dec opened unchanged TO &c
lca.r at 3is,aSi-sc, sold between SEC and
sl'sc and closed at oi5s g3lic- Local re-
ccipts were $50 cars.
RANGE OF FyTUR2
Ournirr Iri-ia<- r.,v-s = Cicx,v
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Poultry.

RIPC BIC SPJIIAL.
Ncv York. SEPT Live FouisrY-Rece.rts G
cars Western There vas . good demand for
prime heavy fowls and niarke, was vol sus-
;aired on such. but ordinary poultry moved
slowly. About cars more IN sight for the
week and a clearance seems improbable pucxs
and reese rot in heavy supply and ReA6y.
Pigeons slo-. Quotations unchanged
Dressed Pouiry-Receipts i.3Sv psc.. There
was Hieral supriy OF poultry on the market
and considerable are drs for later IN the week
pelnari. While without fierce. vas Of. fair p.o-
portions and market was pretty well sussained
on strictly fancy or5-c.cE-.. fowls. largs roast
Ing chickens AL .s>slded chickens average over
5 lbs 10 ueiT. There was haavr supply o:
medium TO good zrsccs Of chickens the mar
ket. which sold ve.y slo-ly at low ard irregular
prices Average hes. Western dry-ricke,i and
scsltet chickens solo ut rl-Gi.isc. hut many
had been here s.nce Tire first week and could
easily be had q; lec- Michigan chickens were
rrrercliv email! and brought no more than
other Western Bro:lir: turkeys rienty and
lower: old il light s7Ipply and firm Squads
unchinrcd- No change IN quotations.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-23

wEEAr.Ry sample, del: No. red At Sis
estimation. 80 } red az s-i4ai-5; No At
SIS: rsisc;ed at ssis=c:c: Nc nard at y ~
n II; No. hard AT 5i.vsrl .oSis for weston
TO 8. J5.; %: No. hard at sc 10 S,es, Nc. =
mixed az r.e5: No. spring At N-@-
CoRS-I3y sample. del. No At sSi-c Early
TO 5SIsc. 40. at S.s - 6lc;. No white II
SHE to &c: No white q; s--Sc 10 &C. NO.
oATS-By sample. del: Nc a, c-'=c; No.
at giizF3ec: No. 4 at SIC. No white At
sp.c5sc: No. white At s>.s35tc. Nc. white
FLoCR-Sr.: winter In weed: Pa'en. go
e. -: second patent $5-sSS.S5. extra fancy SO
u.s.: clear - 5eq5. low and uet.url g.stv; "a
Patent 81. sca5: straight S.te3t.so; nrst clear
{3.scQ i..e. second Gear 3sas.as. iow-srade
Rye EIouR-In wood Hs4.ic: IN tu'e sks
cokSMEAI-ED: pe.r, meal. srtss and
siiifEEp-Basis z. .rk. and IN 1913: Bran
at sc for hard and Ssgsac Cater choice coun-
,ryl for soft winter: rniz.e ICED a. .laysc fo-
5i.M In large SKIS bran AZ ssc. At mill bran
joss az se5.a. and rniddlings a. I-is-
RYE@Nc. st &c; Nc. Q: .lc.
MAY-Be,.s Z Tx: Timothy At 81. choice
at S-oGii for No. AID Ssgs Cor No. 2: y
az low grades. Clover SO for No. and sig
q for No. !: Ciovcr-uix.d at ssQs.se for No
:sd agsss for Te !: PIT, "a 8 f1s Shs Ss
srRAE.HCn ,r,s: ws-a, H.ssss; cat eS
8: Eye f-3I.5s-
F1ANsE.ED-T.eS bid
IFAp-NOrlinally 81. r-f:.
SPELTER-Ss-s5 bid. S asked
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Provision.


Pork 2 o. b.-New standard mess n ioe5ing
way closed rominaiiv q. 81 3D.
IArt-Cioice s,eAm r. SIDE closed nou1inAlly
Gs.i.c. Kettie-rerdered Ike TO
s.de .hus: Haas-ie-av. At Sc. t,s at s,-c.
ias a, sSc. iss at sic. iSs q. sac. -. $50:
rs .. isisc: CalIfoEaias Q; .i:l:i.c. Ne1 YORK
shoulder. t,sai:-avp At ..e bsirss-si; s-av:
ihs block; DEL: Hans al sac TO &C for run OF
ho1er. bellies et .a.r 20 SIC as IN aver.xe.
j. 8 Neais.To .rr.ve. ioo.s suI.si c'rit,s
&c G a r. Bid lots IN JoSbinx ragged
thus: Extra shorts at Sc. cribs At vac. shor;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-23
New York Curb Market.
REpy-PIIC SPECIAL

the feature Of the curb market advancing from
81. to "a. on trading OF k.clD shares. The
common etock trailing q 500 shares moved
up from to 81 The accumulation OF these
stocks 10 in connection With a readiu.,raent Of
the connpany's executive and operating DEPART
ments- Standard OIL opened a. sal and adv : need
20 s. seaeoard psd- opened at s5as and de-
clned TO Is-s sales Of SO shares
The new American Tobacco Is sold a. g. and
g. The preferred vas traded IN at = 10 S.is
and the q at i0SS and ic.. ArncnR other sales
were Southern Pacific psd. at li3l and liz,
Mackay com. At 54 and :. ana Greene Coupe.
At L.
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PROVISIONS

Provisions were steady n sympathy
with hogs. Owing TO a strong cash stu
alton th.rs was considerable bulIish talk
on lard. and this had some effect on the
general market. The weakness OF corn
Induced little liquidation by outside
holders. At the close Jan. pork was up
3i.c at Si3.iT1- Lard was of 2i.c at
S-:1iS Eibs were a shade higher at
$50
Estimated receipts &c. Tomorrow:
Wheat $? cars; corn 3J: oats l.s cars.
hogs 1900 head
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FOREIGN Exchange.

Reported by Francis. Bro. 4 O.. Ne ne
North Fourth street
Prime sterling. cables sens. $50: checks
4s-sodf $50: 20 DAYS 1SSsg<. S.S-
Commercial sterling. ch.ciNs 4SS: % days
Is3iz: - days 421-
Grain bills lS3.-
Cotton Hills -
Banker PsTis. cables sis s-;s: checix sis<:
60 days SO Ills
Commercial French franco. checks s.I Els:
60 days s-2cis-
Commercial Swiss francs. check, $50: 60 days
6S.
Commercial Belgian francs. checks go: 60
days 5.l-.-
bankers relchszna-ks cables 70 g-isasy;s.
checks esi.: % days ssss
Commercial rich.rnsrkr. cheeks asa. - days
efi.; 20 days Si4-
Eankers Ditch suild.rs. check. +Oi.: 6, days
<er4o LIS
Commercial Dutch guiid.rs. checks 50: -
days - ls-I61D.
Market weak.
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81. Louis Cotton Market

hinges ana ettil. asn-sc OF.
Galveston - SPOT market ar-n; YnlGdiing
10 i5-i5c
tfsc-
Memph!s-Spot make. firm: raiGdlirs lie
Receipts ar principal poiat.:
Galveston i. 80 bslse.
NV Orleans, 5-S-I bales
Mobile i..sa bales
Savannah L. s5I bales.
Charleston. -.S5l bAlee.
Norfolk. eS;5 bales.
Houston. Ii.ieA bales
Memphis. - baies-
s.. Louis warehouse statement
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cent. s;s-lius exchange weak. closing steady.
with actual Luslrfess in bankers bills IL ss.Jr
i.ssi ip- demand and st SIS q So for te--zy
bills; posted rates I si5 and ~. Commercial
hills $50 sS.-. Mexican dollars iJizc- Coz
eminent bends s-cscy: railroad boads Irregular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-23

The Eepubli: Quotations srs for Io,s &c i-s,
haais unless ciherwiz- speciaei- small lots on
PEACHES = Homegrown per !, su- :sa5ac
for ordinary and ..cs..r for -ooi % Sc fo-
ordinary t. se,t and 5ti..sc ger bu. box Gun
si sSSf :; e rs PIs : o,,.. c,o,.oo q,
~ rs.y cra,s and ,isis ~ s;ahda"i eTa:s
Horne STewn f.en Sc per bu; boz loose
ner : bu Sasse; o. :, PEI 10. MiehiEsa .;
;ssa,i ,I .sr og. sssss; scee;ein. to ysFieiy
; S9I,,:Is 70 ME-; MlSSisan, cilm.. sa:s,
N , nH,t IL Pc DG1S bass, = !, s,
oGiNcEGaoIs az s, a. psr sd pr nS Ss.
AFPI.E-Northern Duchess 81 ..sG: p.r bb,
Go prits To- Mslssnsi sip' coie. e Mes
ern Jonathan g ,S22 50 fer choice and roor In
ordinary a, H.5Oa:-5o other varieties at n9
PENRsSin btI-: ke,fer. si.5cs.: eomnca
Ba-tietts ,ss-.5. Alabama kiefers ais par
oEANGsss-ouote lat. Valencia rspaekea
'' Sar. lista s p2c1f,rors rRurres.r-
sa .h aTSs:eT Tss n a,tsci.a. ana
MaIsss s. l,i q e Italian 2EuEss ss9sss
LBMoNs-Nsx v.,din from store ssa4.ss
BANANAS-ouotaole 81 :5s.:.s9 . bunch. On
SoCoANUTs-Per 100. E. rk.. sass: Job
eing way g..s Per To-
LtNE%Siuoie at .sc5tG per 100.
CI,ANBERRIES-New Cape Cod toa-iy
black. IN small way a. IS per bb.-
POTATOES-Frorn farmers wagons at go
&c for bottom 20 SysssSc for blur stock North
ern a, sog:oc or tax 70 SC del. according 20
NEW oNIoNS-2uote North Missouri from
45ssac r-z- bu. for red-
CABBaGE-Duii: quote homegrown II 50
81 per fs lbs. loose. On ORDERS &c per large
crate. New Holland seed sold AZ NJ pr tor.
del.
SAUEENRAuT-Se- city make psr bhl-.
&. ~ and f.-bti- $50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. HcmsGrcwn At O. -
i-St per bu. loose Consigned 1S39ec per bG.
box and si.so92 per eoi-
ToMAToES0uote per bu loose n Sees5e
ccT clio'cS Homegrown.
rLRNIPS-Hone-s grown see.sc per eu. iooss
LETTUCE Home grow n :9dssc per ou.
BEsNSDStesiy. Quote At <3S9c Fer bu-
loose FOX round green and wAx. and dat a04<'s
per b.
C-tRROTS-M!chfgaa At 81 per ta9-lb d.
Hvere,l Home srown At sc Per b. loose
caEEsoTS-Home- grown At so675e Per bu
lCose.
GrMBo-Hcrne- grown segsec per peck
cELERN-N chiSan fat cra:es se61c and
s'iuare a. S1g sc; large open crates q. 500l.G
o. 1e;:lsc per doz- brechea
soJASH-ouose hosas-gro-n a. :cs5.5e perl
SWEET PorAToEsouote Homegrown new
Bermudl Agsec per hu. Loose and NansenoadI
Dbl.
,,CsULIFLowm-ouos. choice Northern az
10 per box
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FINANCIAL.
LEvEE BOARD BONDS.

Bids are hereby Invited for the purchss. 81
ssry 30 bc-d5- Of one thousand dollars iS-os
each. Of the Rossier Leyce District: said bcI,,is
earring date o. October 1. 1904 aud due 90 iisis
years from cate and reoeefIAbis after tn
.o-ty years: said bonds bearing i've per cent
Is psr cent? csr snnuIl interest. nsvabie semi.
annually and Evidenced by coupons ALA
thereto. ANY further Information. concerning
ire same Will be furnished upon application to
.he undersigned
" T CoIQCrTT. p-esd.at
Boss,er Isree District. Booster City Ia
Thos. N Braden. Jr-. s.cretary.
Baksisr Levee District Curtis. Ia.
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Rosin hrni; A. B. c see: D ssss. n.sa. 5:
$40. g: g sc.sos.ss: II ELS: ssSsas
b 20 d A-is: y $40. ". e. a..e: ".
Sew York Sept. si-Eos.n quiet. Turpen,lne
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New York. Sept. 1c-Spot cotton quiet; mid
dIins uplands II. scc: niitdlins Gul: Ike: sales
SO bales. Future. closed barely steady; Sept:
10 .sc. oct. 10 sc. Nov. 10 &c: Dec r.. TIC: Ian
e-s-c: Feb. ic..sr: March 10 s1c. April la.s3c:
Ny l9Sic- Il vas an active and cxcirin: day
I'm the rJtton market. with sentiment greatly
unsettled. Orders at FIRST v-r. divided and m.
market. while Irregular. held pretty steady,
bu; rrslly Yielded 20 Increasing hear pressure
AID closed barely steady AZ fair net .o-z. Tn.
opening was weak. at ds-lln. OF sTi3 points
Il. Response 60 lower cables than locke. for
During the rniddi. session tho market ruled very
fra. advancing to net gain O: about a.
velop.t ssEsilg tendency. and at Oh. ciV~c
prices showed a net decline or from !. 20 -
points. sci-s were estimated at 5so.e haie--
New Orleans. sept Cotton F'atures-Sspt.
iIs.aic..r Oct fe.siila.s5c: Nov. 10 $50 10 &c:
De- ie.siTi9s.-: Jan. i0.ss5io.s3c: Feb 10 .sfs
D.s.c. March ieSsuIo.S.c. snt unsettled: sales
$50: ordinary SIC. GOOD ordinary s-isc: low
middlirg 70 3-isc: midillnG I0tc. good rn.diiirS
- Bic: rn'ddiins fair II 3-ioc: receipts SEA:
Liverpool. sep;- .-ce,;on-spo, I. Hsa, e.-
rland: prices points lover. American MD
ding fair $50: good uiiddling s.s.i; rr.dtlins
o-din,Ty 5.s.i- me sales Of the day we're
ard expor; ana Included 400 American. Re
eei3ts 80 bales. all American Futures
opened quiet and elosed steady: American
raidtlias. 6. O c.: Sept, 6 sd. sept and oct.
s-sid: Oct. and Nov s.s.d: Nov. and Dec.
..1sd. Dec. and Jan. IND: Jan and Feb.
sd. Feb. and March SID; March ard Apr
S.5Si: April and May 5-1ed. May and June : sd.
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sales Ct stocks On tac S.pck Exchange. showing
tho e;shczi ana lowest quotations. and c-osins
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C,rb Grain Markets.

s.: Lo-is-pec. wheat N-i&.. Puts E.is q
C.I3-. and calls N.ls;- 10 I.l.A-
MilvsrSee-Dcc whes;-Puis N.es asked and
calls G.l.i. May wheat-Puts 81 !eAci. ie.4
and calls !! ia. i.iN.- Dec co-tl-Puis .s,.c
ard calls stssc BID May erTa-Puts 4S3sg<s-Ae
ASKED ard calls ISssc-
M!nncapoiis-psc. Wheat N.l-saYl-I-.o Did
Puts n .llia Asked and cAlls 81 .Msa.
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NJ COL.

e.orks are quite large. and thsrS - q fnys
volume OF sales by dealers: but little doing ~
tn. regular market. owing 10 lack OF odertoR1
from iirst hsnds Market strong and fn . gen
nv condition
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New York. Sept. = = Money q call easy:
h:1hest y loves; ~: ruling rate 2; hast lean ::
% days ae5H Re. cent: % days 3isG.si; six
ocuths 1k0& Prime 0sEcautfle peper <eS per
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scar at SC. heliIes q; a. 20 sc. ris,., a.
g. fat backs al g. standard backs &C. orter.'
Becva-Bxd e. c meats IN q toobinr way
IsiS,d- Breakfast bacon from lie for heavy 10
~ Tor choice HIGHT. hams at He t.f.c-
Cai:srn:as at si-ISa.c. New Ycr.. shoulder. a.
= Plain smoked bid. lots IN :, Iobbia9 way
ranged Ixrra sh,rts at si.c. cribs az sac.
shr-t clear at si-c. bellies II iai2c raaSc.
oats az &c. Fat backs AZ rae standard backs
d; So. Dealers charged higher on orders
Cleo S.ssrtnv-No-ni.al ~ .t.1s%xc
4a.lVsS-cSGut-y at {i-c FOR No. l and <c fc-
No tark.-S' prime t.c.nifili az Sf.S5lc.
Greass-tluOJe. Brown cl5fsc yellow s..ls
S--'. ana white i'5afs4c-lstler for CHOICE. Pack
vH.t. si-ai-.c.
R.ef-On cr'iers- EblG--Pia;e $40. roll AMI
Fulton Market g.: mess Ed. Dried. per h
Ssts f-i-c. insiI.s Isc. knucklss t5c. oSt.iIes
Ilc. tongues IsiaGisc ps- u. -
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HAdea.

Hides.
DRY atnt-Te1as heavy ls;Ae: 90. fallen n " !:
d. light AZ He: native and Arkansas az He- =
latter on selection: SAC for No. Ispd 1SsSc ~
No. :: glue at 81 Dry-sa,,ed at uSc- oxeec 4
sailed round at &c Tor Western. Ark1ao.a auf|
Southern do. SIC: greer-saised on selection a
SC for No. and si-.- for No .: part cured 1so
less. unc-red nc less. and bulls ic less thS1|
fores going: glue f,ac-
PetfOleuD.
OIL Ctr. Fs-. Sept. ..-Credi: halancsp n sd
certificate. bid: shipments S. 80: ayS-SGS
7s.1sl. runs sa.3i5: average .slf: shfpnseo{I
Lima, s, iei; average e.sss. rvns HHA q e
a,4: average !, H.