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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts Lsrg~-Beef Cattle
StroaR-Sh~ep Close Lover

NATIVE CATTLFs-Bs.' S,'-rr-Sinc. IN.
strike sas been declared N the demand ard
ms-k.- conditions have shozn a more sSitzfs = n
usi bssi. than for oogp1. OF months. Ship
ping buyers. butcher. and paci.rs have been
represented on Tho market Constantly. and h.v.
operated in manner altogether different tasa
during the E;rik. p~-foS-
Receipts hsv" I~~n fairly HhersI ard hsv.
ooa1in.! unusually large quota of T.1.s
z-ass siock ana Western s'-srs. which corl-
and chicago have rad an unrsvo-zbie s--yt
i.b--si supplies. ratv iiistz n'iirr tho GOD 10
rnSn6. have made buyers h>zrtsr especially
- On u-fn.sh~d nstiy~ steer. Texas zri v----
eff s'oos. tnpuKh oil sle- rsb~ Er@ls~ - native
t-~vss have shown rather arm -on-
Ts-.i7v'- ffssl~ characterized hv fairly
scfiss rl1vem-nr and = stss1y 90 ID higher
hs-is. The siVsrc~ b-isG disrisy~-i mainly ~
pref-v <0od Ersi.. - >;..r-. such a. sold =;
rrisoir1a steer. we're considered hz-dly auv lot
isr. Tie ma i0Ttfy were sfrcrGsr.
Th- supply 70 1st!v~ csiii~ -s- estimated
~ - cars. n5lf isss tfsn - lnsfs -ere nzfivs
Ss~-sS. thsrs Ting c-~r - csrr ~ w~s;-ru IN
kan-ss sfs~rs Included N tho -iIprIs. Tho
si-ahIs Gra1~s % su-h kinds vsr. fairly s~fft~
movers NOR rrirs- AMI while ,ho<e
rDs RDo,i did rot sell - ACTIVELY. they hrUg-Tt
s;~sdv ~alu~s
Cod I-Ss-Ib. steers sid at ss.55. I.zG lh- a.
-. sni soof yssriin.-. Ia-. 90 i.asa lhs ~
srsse. .; 8. 3e6s.1 Prs-ty sod Ssasz. .,~.rS
.ss-ib. voights. 81 s-cI .: medium natives
srour1 - a. go! we-tsTr.. te<s % i.eis H.
., ESgd1.s. fair Kind Of Light Westerns and
Kansas siss-p at - isGf 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

GRASS SEETS-Nsw Timothy s. Slfra Val
u-< per q. lbs clover SsII-. rsdtop a: SfTS:
Hungarian az S5casl. rniiIet at 15cai,S: orae-p
higher.
BEANS. FEtS. ETC-.Got. from store PER
bu White h.aus at 81 g. Scotch peas 81 4:
split T.ss s. hisck-y~ 81 sf-T2- Per n Lima
az fGfi-c- i-nriis fi-G5c. r~i kidney sIstc-
St-NFr.oWFE SEED 3 n Per lt., ms
CASTOR Ef.ANS- q % fer hg for p-f,ne IN
car lots N trS-. 81 fo- small Quantities
DRIED FRI lIT-iplies- Sun-dried quarters
-z-i - -Nspofat.f AZ s-sut-. cores and peel
irG- A. r.I'-.c. chops a; Isnli.c- Peaches a.
3is,s--
HONEY of1h-N'- ~ iHGl-c- Inferior. bro
Ken ~ ranfi~'i not uuotah!s: strained or ev-
iss''"t IN tr.S AZ = Ter choice and SnSi-c foc
ir-.f-s- ss-t dSrS- In cans f-.r a
N''-S~-ter 10 GRAY mixed l4-1lAc: Krav.
.,o7yr snt hi7cs mixed 1,.G-c: brown and
Iia X rnlN-t s:-.s.. Machine -nickef-N So
go M 4i-G+. NM f'-iEsc. &SNS tds'-e.
tNfrS tla,-s -. trterior less
ENTITY EaEfiEiS>-',nal ~. .tirpsntin. ami
ss~,iiI- tiT.rsr -; rsck oii sor: III
s-"f- light oil and ta-nlsh 40; rlachir- W:
Sistr Ia r..eSv s.. vh,xy h9f hhls Sc:
Nin~ "f spirit - alr1hoi 81. k-su- a"r*c:
rir-l. 'ags'"s fcir -; uoia.s~. Sec; isri
- s. - = 2 ''~i' hro<en had or s'sve:
- of = rarh h0''i' MISSING
''s'fFt- A',t--''n "r'i"-s f'T nroli2. d.iyery:
l-.ri - < :. '9r -. : .'-''inf: fl-Nfd't ~ -
'-.f-'-' l-'f ih, -, - Sn"op ,Fon n1nnf:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

stocks of Grain In store.
Truits and Vegetables.

n. E-T,1huc quat@tiorS sr~ Tor Io,- f., -,
hans ,lul-s- o'1srvf.~ -pcci-ed small l5;s "a
PEACHES If.rls- grown p~- o, hg saat,e
Pr s-iirsry z-d sNus-- - shri~s 10 s-in-s /.
n.er ~. r~F = "a, -.a;ae sor ordinary 90 god
..STsIsir Pf,s- 'f'sri-E. manly n r,,-
s--rs'.tl. t.u.-~. tfi.rrTiH - s~r usrv
crate ans s-r9yI : r.r ~t-nsl-r8 --zt-. h.=i~-
gown from -sr---- r~r hs. fr-X. Io01s
PI.I NJ grrts. sIrrt-a --s.rI ..s--r-..n- - -
r-- .-lu f.-k--. rs- usr go nj r-1
Ei"ti's = ~ Michssu - Eat-tp Do IN
'iT:IFF:- .''s-.sizn-1 -aucrrd~ w. 7~r O..
bu- h'n,-- Erpv- from 7saA- - q, nr- a.
,-rAEAPrT.F,- SLOW ..ie a, 3 saa- - hsL
SrPf.Ts Nsy-fa-S, :. y: w .,sa;. Ns-,h-
d.usry siork =H-asl = 90 hht
PEhFS-ir hb-.- Esi-rrs 'i-s9ff-. common
s~es.i Sa. . Esrti.;ts 9 54hi. home srvNH
y.r = - hSssr; - We
", rL-HMs I-'lNs-., ---ur,. n -fi.. ltcr1 ;I'
onA>GES-L.,- vslsncia. r.ps-i,,i from
-. Giiifohvra f' t REciDrors f. Fnurrs-r.r,-
'eft i.aar- g. Zssi2sH- xr~p---iialsEs Si log -
PINEAPPLI;S-choice Florida ;-Sf- pr
I.E:woNs-N-w v-rdHi. from score. rat5s:
California g isa1 r~T uoN. ~ sucticn 8 !sr.Ss
: R,SAN.s- cuo;sbl. ;i=sa-sS sureh "a
@o,NcANrTs- i@". Ia; trs. 3; j9s-
LINE .!uSi- :, 5-~ap F~- ioo.
f"rNIpFS- I-ariy "hi. tr..ui farmer -r-tz-
s.e uTf-r ;or i-ott6sr 70 soa-5- = hlun sf.-.l-
N9I;lern g. iLs, al ea>e. b. ts41 on Le.ee
NEW OSioSs - Small red at tase. and
chsiss az stasse.
-. IT, l,-se. or-i-rs :assSnc r~r i.r-- rft
sAJEiSkEAUT-Sew city make pes eel !
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
GRAIN VALUES DECLINE
ON LACK OF SUPPORT.
No FROST IN THE. SPRING
BELT.
Prospects of Warmer Weather
Cause General Desire
Ia Liquidate.

Mos - the previous dav-- gam .a : hsa:
vas lost ir yez's-,.ay'~ market. prcli-te.l
fros,s in the Northwest dill uo- material
iz- and weather conditions I'm the winter
belt were generally favorsbis. Foreign
markets We're easy ana the b5= Profession
sls We're inactive in domestic sp.rulatiy.
center-. There Nss raiiy after tHe carly
decline. but closing prices were sharply
lower
Bradstreer's report tra -vsi.abio supply
% wheat eaSt ~ the Rockies for the psst
week 1T 5ss."9 bI- increa-e and stocks IN
and aflos- for Europe increased ..2'.i'."
hi-- making. the worlds visible supply in
cease $500 bG. against an in.r.a$r Of
$3.50" In seek sgo and an increase
of s.ns.l-r bI. 90 49,
Dee. wheat "yru.d ,.d-.- OF. ranged
from 81 is'. sskei 70 SI-iei.. and closed AZ
81 ib-z .>k.d-
Despite reports - frost IN the northern
portion of tho blk corn also was on the
downturn Tn~r. vas 4 fairly good spee-
ulativ- Interest. bGt sentiment was main
ly bearish.
BrsdStrsai's report the syaiIabIs supply
OF cora east - the R1rkie- for the past
Increase Of i.-5".'t9 IN a week ago ami
an increase % iaeS.pD bU in lf.G.
psc- corn opened lie on. ranged from
4eI.c 10 i'c and closed az to- asked.
bg.. OF which ss.@ SKIS. and =. cars lv, Al
and II cars through asains- SI.fs btI Z
which isi sks am = cars local and ears
through. in I>G
Receipts ~ wheat NJ primary points %
- hours Ss.1" bg-. against I.ist.f.-' hu. IN
1873. and shipments 3s..,.p bgI. a. a-In'sJ
.5L"0 bu- Northwest received s-ss ears.
against $40 cars In Ts-c- chicago :.ceI..d
Sls.0.s hu. and Kansas City =c.r3 hi-
Cl.araucss - os' hl.
Receipts OF corn az g. Louis i.i'" hu
NJ which u cars local and : cars through.
against i2.E6 hu-. u which q ears local
and ~ cars through IN ls3-
Receipts Of corn at primary points :o-
- hours :. 5000 blL. against s9,.cJ bu. IN
lsG and shipments $50" bU-. against
Is.H. bG- Chicago received Le-2. a.1 bg-
ard Kansas city Zso'p hI- Ciesrauces L.
GO bu-
Receipts % oats At s. Louis 1855 bu-.
o. which - SKIS. and ~ cars local and .
cars through. against 2s.'D blI-. OF which
"a cars local ana cars through. IN 1876.
shipments -fi1 bu
Receipts % oats AZ primary points for Il
hours ea3...' bu-. against 1850" bi- in 1919.
and shipments S3l.t.p bu.. against s9tta-'
hi Clsarances 80" hu-
B-adstre-t'S reports the available sup
ply OF oats east uf the Rockies for the
past week at 35ip"a bu- increase. against
an Increase Of $3.50" bu. a week ago and
an Increase ~ zs-0s, bu. in i:-f.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
SUMMARYOFST.LOUIS MARKETS

local sianse.v IL be close d;oday I>,1sT
/ n1arLst
did card
Manitoba Foreign
To- the
ing in the EIGupc Iuadys> r 100
taS - .t = y
hour rllu ~ 80 free J q r "a b. tn I'd ti ~
corded TIE sa -r.8r ~ s. strong J . had been s s and
"a l a
crop bed
Of
da-tr % 20 d
Tl.ugh fros .H " -f' n bel
t. e. u, sci "a ~ wh
Dec heat opened 49,. or, ,u,ie e..s. sti it- .T
c,ru a 49,
cr.U1tsr .'r or
:evpt-c cf a t I .. 4. ,cs were
rally am
<-..se Cd % - ri ALWAYS
East I0is IS " d . -
n1uk Discount rates
tsad a : 9
spoco ottou vas q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

FiJnI P-S'f- -7nt.- IN wood. Parents T. xe
3 trsn.' sI- , ir:l:e :: siss.r & -..9.a p.:.n,s
=. T.. and r-.iiun grade IN jGts a esSs
"a nsi .in,s- y I.te ~. Pa,~nse 81 sfr
-s-l1a clear 8 i27olIs-se. low grads Z. s11rs a.
k1E FDpt Rim wood st1l-s. in Js,e sk..
Cgt,NMEAL--I-75. r-arI meal. r-i,s ard
IIILLFEEr- Pass = rrs. and in ioNr: 80
at 5.ifsrc foT mixed ts.i. and ss: for hard ard
sc s1r soft winter bran. r-its qlo;ab.e a,
1891 -. ~ mill sran jobs at 81 and ships
BITTER R-Crsaz1e-y- Extra &c: hrsts I7aIse:
s.eoT1s lssi.c egnn;rZ packed sl;,i iadi--
issiIsc. pcSr q rai- isl,is-: xresse sf.sr '-e'
EcitiS Rsc'ivsd IN rsSs- loaaI and si7 pkEs-
=. - saisir-,i. ,r-. - ..s- saIS., s'..dy
Esturr~l. a. lS'-c FOR strictly fresh frsts and
% =. .KiIas. packed. cases irciuded
singles Sac; daisies los.e: youas Americas IoSe:
Ions horns i9i.c. Ne~ York tvins st4e: hrr-
surser ii i2liiiA,.e: Ioor Iaec: swiss. ice for
.I.rvF: PoI-LfRy~ hen, Ice: ROSTERS.
"a ~ Stacy young g.: spring chickens lie:
ehesra- s s. 4ss fer % Cd and 8 for Or youns: ,nss
DRESSED 'PoJ ITRY-s,..dy. Quot. .eald.,
s-,s,s Sscs.-. gT,sSn ~ S.'a s..d and f.: Ca ca
ss.. isse.s = s spriSs chesens les. % Ise turkeys l'
CANE -Woodeock guoiabis at S add sr..s
p'oxs- a. 81 "a no. DOR
zi-c. v-ariinE lambs SIC: spring lambs Se
vEAI.Iiy. h-na; s,..dy; ehoies &c fancy. ne
s. < and snail Ss;ss rer az
e. susI very small No, vas'sa, To sc fer
i.-ss: d1s.se; cat iac: sposnb;iI CO, &c bull,
sfe f'5 rT5-s -. G.rm.n eafF-rssa. N sr-:scs se
az sross =. sgufsh =: whit. perch Dc
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

CrlraEo. Sept LE-Csftle-ftscetut- 80 IL
cIuiins - wss;err-. MARKET strong: God %
s-o-S~TS ami f-,l1Fs i.a1-.. COW 81 :sft =.
h.is.r..s-4i75. csnnrr. 81 pa. bulls = af y.
y.yc- So: -. ~ fIe-- - -:
p o.: lac 80 l. higher: rriH-d and batchsr-.
s. lp4s =. susi.r E.agv :, saG1 .. Nsh; 2 -
ssis. hgik q ~>is~ s-5sas shesr- F:.e-nt-
-c1d p rhoie~ E~-hr-- g -aGis-. f1fr choice
mixed yassI- Western sheep vg'. ussly-
iN-nb< ,'as .s. w,s--rn I.uts :.Gs -
Ssw Hurs. -pf- 1t Bs"rss-E E"c"ir'E :. -.
ga ~:--rs - lover. medium z1i fair 10 off.
bulls st.afv ana medium IL lower -~-r- 8 .
dsI5. 'lz!f-tf--d- $500. cows 3 =-1' q.
top T.. d-~sef v-irrt- si.ady calves r.
.Hirfs "a - l-ais ~ Other caiy-s steady
v.sis ga < s.~ tc-~ S--cs. s-s--.-- ana
buiterrl!iss . zsee - iresssd calves slow riis
iIar.c. sh..p strong. lambs st.s-v ~ n--i.
-f~sp 2. Ss-s -. f~v -Ntrs % -. rtsii~ s. 90
-. Ismts SsF- = tsna.t. lambs ss.55. IIoE-
IR-...n'; vi'. - 80. n-rAs' higher choice -.
Esn... CTS. No. Sep, r-s..tI.-E.~sir,s
800. Including 100 southern: market s--sdy
,;..r- ~ - . fair to .od ,,si @ s1 wss's-n ~
steer uds-s1. st0~ksr. ard f@s,iers s. ..1f
scu;h~ra Fi-~r- = slz1.sS. sau;h~rl cows ,l-s-S.
.. trii- 81 -sa5 y. eliv-s s. ssl-ia HSg-[
R-ccii,s s.ial. uIaEkst 5Gf9. h.zh.r To -
pr.ce is.-1sy "a. 8 =. N. st=hss- -.a-- o-ts-
s.. rs~ksrs 3 sSd--s1. pcs md rrhtT va
-. <hssrA Eecstp-. -. wzr-ss rta.Iy- ~
tiy. lsr,t< is5sS2s5 7-,iv~ vc;h-rs ;s=.-i;i.
wcst.r-i vesriins> g sac V~s.ern sh-~p x,
e. n. F,s-rk~rs .rd f-ei"rs :,-ieFf1-sz
l1I;h - J0-~rh. No.- S-p-. q s,-t'!s ~
.. row. ari h~irsr. s. tSs' &. sta-.s.r- -
r.-,i~-s So Hg. Receipts s.sss 5st.e
hish-r. n--i 3 s'G5 u1~,.ium ans ts1vv
: s-'sE . -s'-E'c-iE'S 80. arm. rs-=
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Reported ~ Francis. E-o CO. No 10
North Fourth street. St LoGis.
Prirn. sterling. cahl~s sEs3. cheek. 1871
ssss. - DAY. sssna< SV5
,1-nn-rcisi sterling. es.css tHA. - eays
Al. .s<.s4ts. 90 days <.s3af< S7iS
Grain bills <.sst,
Cotton t4iis -.
Barks-s Psfis cables ~
Commercial French francs checks Sr Iis
Commercial esfss francs. checks 5Iss-
Commercial Belgian francs. cheeks ;. isS
RsEssr~ re.c1srIArks. cables ssi3
con.m.rcisl reichrn.,ks, oh.sks si.zss SIS.
- DAYS st,.g 1916: - days sg,Iss s-is
Rsnker. Dutch gIildsrs checks ~ =-is: .,
days e. T-ls
Commercial Dutch su.Iss-s es.es, - Is.
g. dsys 90
Make. steady
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
STOCK MARKET STRONG,
WITH STEADY ADVANCE.
DROP IN GRAIN PRICES A RE
LIEF TO SPECTATORS.
Issues Related to Iron and Steel
Display the Great
est Strength.

New York. Sept. H-Thcre was but
small hesitation in the trade to-day This
was partly shaken Off and the whole mar
ket moved strongly upward. The reading
or the tape during the day showed the
rise to be steader and less oppssed than
at any time during the movement
Offerings to take profits which were net
on the way UP. seemed to he lighter than
before. and the bears made no appar.n;
attempt to contest the advance. In fact.
they were assisting il BY their efforts To-
cover short contracts and were too much
intimidated by the persistent strength Of
tion.
Thus freed from obstacles. the upward
course OF prices was practically continu-
Gus, except for occasional intervals when
Inc buying movement seemed TO spend rs
force At such times the activity simply
dled OUT and the price movement came 10
9 stancssill or suffered trivial reactions
instead of the fcyeriSh fluctuations OF th..
OCCASIONAL hslts In the previous advances
Que to the rush to take profits By nervous
speculators.
LITTLE IRREGULARITY.
To-dsy's movement also iacked the cor
slant irrcGulari;y which had been caused
by the heavy proft-fakInE in on. part NJ
the list while rapid advances were forced
In other spots. SO characteristics of tho
market for many days To-,!ay-s move
rnent was fairly comprehensive. although
uneven.
The drop in the grain markets WAS a
rensibis relief TO sentiment and IN. r.vs
from the corn belt showed that I'M. fr.st
area did not extend nearly as far rs WAS
feared yesterday Urgent buying orders
for the Erangers from Western SOURCES
made IL evident that yesterdays selling
from that quarter had been ovcrdone
The forecasts Of frosts over the area 10
the eastward and southwark tonight was
again visible.
Large numbers Of representative hank
ers from all sections now attending she
American Bankers Association agree
with the sentiment Of good times
IRON AND STEEL
The strength ir stocks was mostly those
identified with iron and steel issues.
fennsyivania and its group were still ad
rsncfns- This whole group IL largely af-
Iected ny the condition in the iron trade.
wnicn also has a large influence on the
coal trade. Erie was also pro,,,iue1t I'm the
movement. The news OF the trades 80 far
as they were published fn Wall street.
was decidedly conservative and offered
nolhins 10 maintain the strength
mo REDUCTION OF cash reserves OF the
BANKS Was continued both by SubsreaSury
requirements and by Withdrawals Rates
were nerccpfibiy higher. both for call and
time loans. and mercantile loans arc siso
reported frmcr- Sterling exchange Was
icwef- ana tslt supp'y Of cotton bills
was reported IN that market There was
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Ssr YORK. sept. i>-The ,sztGrs q, %. ont
side market was n further advance IN S-snd.rd
a; - and th. purchase ~ SEQ SHARE sd-
ysnc~i 90 ~. This bGyinG bss.d on IN.
dsrlsrsfton Of dividend % =. Per cent y.~-
t~-dsy. he common stock sold 81 e. sf1sr-
icsn TOBACCO g. xhsn l.~Isi sold At ffsr and
49, Aucne ether eaiss were sseahosrd .rrifr1o-
a. 49, and rs. Int~rtorouEh Rapid transit
A.ic9 .ssrr. a. IE to 10. and White Ku5b
CnrDe- <f ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
UNITED RAILWAYS BONDS
HAVE GOOD SUPPORT.
TRANSIT SELLS SLIGHTLY
LOWER.
General Tone of List l. Easy and
Volume of Trading Is
Small.

The Exchange vii H. closed to-,.y-st.
Louis Day
Trading m local -~cUriti.s vss light am.
values v>rs generally slightly on the
down turn. Transit ca~"i or 20 sIIz.r-.
Preferred vas neglected and th. Pc
cent bonds uars taken - ,ss55. East -.
Louis a Suburban - vero firm at IS
Bank o! Commerce. under moderate sell
ins pressure snld lover ~ ssSs-s- and
$3.50. other aarkins Issues were neg
.-ct.d.
Ia tn" miscellaneous lie; National Candy.
common al Sl5 was strong and 'entrs,
Coal X Coke. common. AT 49, wa easy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Butcher csf'is-Buieh.r stock vac zrzin in
marked .rsrc.;y. tho supply hing v>-y small
containing miscellaneous assortment The
rcarcity 81 the supplies strengthened -rii-r<-
i1~s> considerably. ssrs a-kinR hixhr-
pric~-. but oainS tire inNsrirr class 81 Sfug
available chang fo s.-sk y, dst ~i1.-
What little strength - : i.free -
the hrst heavy cvSs ard Tss .'~sirsbl- xra -
Of graz hsise-s though. AZ th~ sara~ tfrra
tfsr- vss no. enough S.insd to que al al
re--srday.
\ f~v eOod co-~ soIS At &. cho,os around s.
and Vrirnr at - 20 No~- - the .si At
xe- s. Tor Gamer and medium grades. Pretty
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

-. Io1is-u~-. MA. 8 Ists- PUTS g -. 70
s. - aaI rails g. f@'. % g -
NilWzuk-~ Dee vhest-FutS 3 IA. bid. ani
calls s. i5. NAV ,h.z-- Puts Si-l1'. -. sri
calls 8 iS.. Nsv sp-u-fsgf~ = sole. aui g@ii-
:1t.- De clrn Putt Sl7.- asked. and sails
So
Minneapolis Do vhca. 81 if. asis6 puts
& I.., srt raLs. 8 %
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

urgent covering by belsted shorts in the
grangers late in the market. The clos
ing was active and strong throughout.
Bonds were strong. Total sales par
value. S5.IJ0",e. United States bonds were
unchanged on call
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

New York- S~p'- It-P-ime mercantile psps-
With actUsl business In banks->' bills a. 4 {sss
q<sss1 for demand and At tsxss6t sSs6 for %
5ay bills posted rates tg.TI g. S~1-urrerrtsl
bills ass-S- Msxiesn dollars Gi.c Gov.rnrsn.
b1nds st@zdy. Railroad honds y-ron, No-Sv ~
cal, easy. idIi: closing hid g. oY-+sr a. 1: ilrn.
% days 5dsS.: months .i-1ss.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

-


Ho%~-A E.Di n0ters's surr'y =, hos- vSs
IN gnsl.i,. nur irriai-i p..uty - Eiss a.i
In--t ali inquiry - t..-ia.
rh- maIsst ea-aeI t-ii," H.,h r+Ir'' -
all Sng-i hoSS ss.v.Ir a. .ayar-s g., = % y.
oves IN. late tra'" Tu.ias. - strong ed. 1rsTs4
vi;h the b@-t tIa- 'aT't .l--,L', t i-'i,--
While al Es'i x We" Etsi ef.i "a " ~.
out mus. l."'t. a." So g.. .1,er.s , 3 :. 81
sao-e,I 80 Et-.t->t iInYros-r.at. hut s-ip-
I.r. vsn'-t H9s- ard also r-id 80 a.;.ei'e-
Ps.S-ss v.fe fA.- SqgsIS az an r.i ..i'-n'~ 30. g
~. NUN t.t-.r man the --riss.is- .r-rifE-
On ~ "a re-, @ rsrs srsA a. ri. 5aI- r.ir Z.
qusIi-y the ar~-Iuxs furlEiiug big lot -
.h,es @ ,..a ~ >, -T.' +. n..ed -: to a as. . tia j.
s,T4h- Buy-fs -.nt Sood Fat s,0cE; t,it
~ %; a. al .n..9g. ,or & "a. h.s' 49,. ,stax hsi
'neir 'irn. and o.diinz only on s1.n nlEsh's -,
a.. a. ss-s''y s. .g,,.d "a. h.a!1 &c I5a- 1hii-
-hss. were around isr love Al th-.p a..
,srass that eIas.ei ss r:s;usn =: o,;ly "a
,oIa extremely -lyU asd p'iS-s - ~;
wan'- a, a., 's- , ?T9. r ;' a. ,ss ss eia,. q
in-n NJ; 20 m.eh a, ss.r r....H. .,.ssy
'H0RsES-Ihs nlrS. nasfse; had r-ry M
80 ,, 'IpsIi ys5 b. spp pcS9..sar.e Eo on- eurar
-h- h.ish- Q, th- S.gth-.l se..on II Nss a
o., IN, go 80, . .si..i, and fssorse-ns.s TIE
nls-s.- vss civid~i. u vas q very .I.;ite snsi,
ne S1.t6sru p<G&-so w t-4S
-. a.usrt va. directed that way and r-o-t
r. TIE r.ceip.s wee co-nl-sei o. tiat cas-.
r.- ~. sam. reason TIA ElFtsrrl t-zis Ns- a
-.--ant.rv factor IN the u-a-s-t. because "
~~.-fnr. - strictly gr11 E.st-rn hcTses vete
concerned -h- u4r-@- vas not &c Cro-g a
lav u..S On the Southern kir... NJ, ~fthsis and
ing .-at the business y a. arg En~fe ua- y"
f-c.ted slump. hu- sssir~>- r>rNsned t.e
trad. values o, TIRE 7l.lneT ard rr1>dilnl sinns
vssE IN, top kinds remaining steady beEans-
,h-r- W-rs f-p.r cS that Kind Tae fniif~e
rurnh,- o' El.-.rr c---lnE. op-ra-si against
an ei.nS. On hlg hoses. As Whole. u Vas
= r-.,fy good and active Ia-se.
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New York stock QuotntIous.

Ne~ York sept H-FoIlOs.nz are ro-isv'.
sales Of stocks on the Stock Exchane. showing
tn- highest and loSext quotations and clos ng
bids.
RAILROADS
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=. CO.,.


Ste.I- .-- qsite lsfg~. AMI th>r~ Il a fsi,
rriIr.- 70 .si~= Hy ."ssiess- Tut little ,.olnx
the regular market luE izr- II 1sYer..sS
frsru inst bands Market strong and In a rsIr-
.-.HT- Fe1FrHE sulifI-ss1
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TPeas0py Ssasemer

Trsnsse;ions AZ fh> bank, we're IN fair vo'-
and per ocrf-
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oulfry.


tsf-fN Ftslf ~f-flf tNts
N~r Yor.. S'r, H. r-..itry.- =. --.r'-
y -.rs ws--rr- -sG''. .-e-Te-- anil - .sr1f.
usZirg - sH f-r r~i.- -reL ~r4r.r
rn1r. due o. Fr.t.. Tls ds-Irrs GA lie
F-sss SIDE % 'r-r s4arsfrl ssfE cautiously ssf.I
ih- srtirs s'sh'r FTss" nf the <rzs- -
,-ne,i irzf ~ sIrre f.,Iitry ~o4Li r-r tuiaa.i.i
bss-rr r-rit.. -i.bh~r~ ~" sNgr--.r- a I.rs-
f--ra-d s.ss~ - -s.l. hfst fr~rs D. Z
Iii,- ~ s'rsrsn~s- rartie-IisrIv - fowl The
ru-rkrs ruir,i ~'.sdy - 81 @-srFin-'cs4s =
-~iSh!l. stock. Nuf riE-rnS uss- risftN ami
t~s~ s.an-afir-< UNCLAIMED
nr->ssi I'.uitry issr-iu'S -.is' u.=S- TIE
rr.-.r rs.siIfs wrt'.. Ert 'gu-iGer~.l sv-ss-il~
we're only <lf-'- fhsrs'. which. ;azsshsr ulfh
The rfisurffs -ar.i.I srsr ffnrl N..fsisv @uI
vr-t@r.iav rvsiI-fi fhs sEaiisft~ <Irfl- - quit.
liberal rr5rar-io1- The PRINCIPAL si.ulns.i za-
r- fxnrg tiry picked fowls .hoi-.. lsrst- rn.~f-
in- and .s.eii plump l,ruiir.r ci,f~S-rs While
,~1idsd chickens averaging about : liss srlsee
also .1h we'll i.@syfnE these grades fhe--
vsrv iiftl- STABILITY ~ ,ai'IsT z1I r~s~ivrr-
;-i@d force ssis- AZ sv~ry OPPORTUNITY snI
meeting tuver-' Eisvs quito readiiS IN ths MT
ter ., shTtI-z urice- Mo-' q th- scsi,i..I
sAlck~n. sid from IL IT,. Nh.te ,i-1-
picked All Mt 1-iEE s1y more. scsils,I fssi-
QUITE pi-n.f. a-f s-lv f>ncy grade! exceeded
H. IN fart. fsftsr price - fuli hiEh On
rr~-.. HrrilinE turEsTs ulnfe ui--'v ana is-rr-
oil ~;Szds- Western .-rtrr ..iHlts Irregular IN
nIaiifv mi pri-s- <lI.sfs if--Eri;sr in siuzIitv
ard Price. r.t u'ou;y aa,i ulzrz~s about sy1s-
tairsG g-of7ticr- urrhsac-d.
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Rap silver.

Ss- yorz. sept. is-Rar silver ssi-c
London. Sept. p-B<r silver y i-lsi
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nsss nsss' e, so,s 81 z. Asr.aas s. cash 1.,ae.,
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NJ f.FS-I-fs rli.I- receiits v NeT.nNslsV sI.N'i
NJ, and the tI1,avr-ahi. atmosphere clsares! 20
"a he sxfart thsf fh-F- no further d~riin-.
hu; thers stiU about -c head ~ ofi.Tlr-s
on thu commission rT-sTSet. pretty Hnsral SUP
tfy zh-n the market Z. dun Ana s1ch u Is oI
fha thin ,eE--. Young and green mules Th~
fi..-Itu. % rIt.Hr f--f~-z s-u-1 fvo weeks aEr
- a SiU So rsr head and dealer. are not d.
..1.ed - huv an rnors for th~ present even ~
rhFs reduction b. a.se rrsy Esvs rl%1ty - <ich
Li-fs -. han4 arf ssllin. fas- Th-v are very
.luu auA dealers hsr" :" t. i-rHftgn@d q buy
th.r1 a. fh- present urtrss IT, reverse - the
ras- e coed pine. Fat mules. Eifh share ard
Quality from IL. Ha-is w. D~al--S want 'his
ci.Ss and sellers say thev could cell th-In
quickly a. s-@aG~ u-4ces n 'hey v.r~ svsilsni~.
but ias rJa hs. contained yeTy fen of thes-
during ID. iaE- -@w day.
Nfsfe 80
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BosToN.
R...-oa sept. N-TlnsinE quotations TO eay ~
nlon.y. hont- railway stocks and mining
shares we're follows:
MONEY
Call loans :.Ssis %, cent. times !asrs s9s
par cont
:!A,eh,.,n .dI .'.. 9 Mex. Central e. ss'.
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New York Csrb Market.

NesteFday's baak CIe0rInGs.
ye,'.rGsv's clearing house stat.rnen. showed
cisarinS> s. ss..Ios: bslsrces SsS-sEs
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Ssy YORK. S-7i- tn dry fcot. mark
changed hui ii'tie- but thsr~ 10 rorsi h~ii~S fhs
buyerx will sr.s - ianz ~ rir r11nient pri--'
ar. -liovin= nor interest In ths S,uth~rn an.
md that they cAnogt secure their points
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bond Q.o,.sion. a. New York.

Ne- fofE Sepf- N-FIrslrr ou-fsfior, To
follows:
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'Bid. tAsaed.
Mining stock. In xew York.

Sss York. Sept. N-'ToSing Quotations tod,
en- mtn'nR sforks g@re f.lInN..
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New York Csrh STOCKS.

R-sor'.i by G. IL walxsr Z 60. y
:'JTta Fourth street..
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