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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
WAYS OF LONG AGO.


Last night 1 dreamed 1 war awake,
Then, waking up, 1 dreamed,
My mind just went without break
To where the waters cleaned
And dimpled down beside the road.
1 saw the willows trail
Along the stream, just like I knowed.
l saw the teeter tail,
And heard the bluejay call, and call,
And saw the eddies swing
In curves below the waterfall,
An heard the ribins sing.
And I was just boy and walked
The ways O. long ago.
The catbird came again and Knocked
Just like l used to know.
And in the orchard loaded down
The heavy branches swung,
And in it's coat of sober brown
The thrush it's mathis sung.
And breezes moved the ripening grain
In pillows to and fro,
And l was just boy again
In ways of long ago.
o, welcome dreams that take us back
To childhood's happy days!
Along some well-remembered track
In pleasant woodland ways!
D, welcome song of orioles
And thrush's mathis clear
That bring us back the orchard knobs
And days of yesteryear,
Till we can hear the lullabies
And feel the rhythmic swing
That used to lull our tired eyes
When mother used to sing.
Houston Post
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04

red upon a yellow fever victim. The
health authorities were trying to dis
cover If the disease was carried by the
insect and gave those submitting to
the test reward of 500.
Although she had nursed two Span-
1ards who subjected themselves to the
test and died, Miss Mas offered her.
self as sacrifice, If necessary, to sci.
ence, snd fell victim to the disco 90
as result of the bites of the mos
quite She was taken to the yellow
FEVER hospital, and her sister, Miss So
phia Mas. started from home to reach
her bedside, but death won the race
ana she reached there only to hear
that her sister had passed away.
A Dill has now been introduced IN
Congress for pension for the mother
of the girl.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
Small Margin of Profit.

Expert Promoter-It will be impos
sible to sell such food for 10 cents
package.
Inexperienced Inventor-How do you
make that out?
Expert Promoter-Well, the cost OF
manufacture, counting interest at ~
per cent. on the capital invested. wouiu
be at least 1 cent a package, leaving
only IA cents a package for adverti"'
ing.-Puck.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
Graves of a Household.

They grew in beauty side by side,
They filled our home with glee;
Their graves are severed far and wide
BY mount and stream and sea.
The same fond mother bent at night
Der each fair sleeping brow;
She had each folded flower in sight
Where are those dreamers now?
One mid the forests of the West,
BY a dark stream is laid;
The Indian knows his place of rest,
Far in the cedar shade.
The sea, the blue. lone sea, hath oLs--.
He lies where pearls lie deep;
He was the loved of all, yet none
Ger his low bed may weep.
One sleeps where southern vines are
dressed
Above the noble slain;
He wrapped his colors round his breast
On a blood-red field of Spain.
And one-o'er her the myrtle showers
Its leaves, by soft winds famed;
She faded mid Italian flowers,
The last of that bright band.
And, parted thus, they rest who played
Beneath the same green tree,
Whose voices mingled as they prayed
Around one parent-knee!
They that with smiles lit up the hall,
And cheered with song the hearth;
Alas for love, if thou vert all,
And naught beyond, o earth!
Felicia Hemans-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
Old
FAvORITES
E.s.s+*s*s.ss.i..s.-s..s..s..s..s..s..,..,..,..,.
Kathleen MavourueeY


Kathleen Mavourneen! the gray dawn /.
breaking,
The horn of the hunter is heard on tbo
hill,
The lark from her light wing the brigbt
dew is shaking.
Kathleen Mavourneen, what slur,-
bring still?
D, hast thou forgotten how Boon we must
sever?
o, hast thou forgotten this day we must
part?
1t may be for years, and it NAV bs
foreverl
o, why art thou silent, thou voice of NV
heart?
1t may be for years, and it may be
forever!
Then why art thou silent, Kathleen Ma
vourneen?
Kathleen Mavourneen! awake from tbv
slumbers,
The blue mountains glow in the suns
golden light;
All! where is the spell that once hung on
my numbers?
Arise in thy beauty, thou star of nv
night
Arise in thy beauty, thou star of nv
night!
Mavourneen! Mavourneenl My sad tears
are falling,
To think that from Erin and thee |
must part;
1t may be for years, and it may be for
ever!
Then why art thou silent, thou voice
of my heart?
Then why art thou silent, Kathleen Ma.
vourneen?
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Crawford.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
n orgetfulness Oh Roth si,

some OF you pleasure seekers" So n
rev Mr.. Bosh, always seem to FORGET
'a a.. eaere is such a day as Sunday. /"
And some of you holy fellows" 70.
pnea tne hard case, merely forget II
On tne other six days."-Cafbo,,s
Standard and Timex 'noiie
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
Why IL Passed Nv

Did Opportunity never knock a+
your door, my good man7" asked fine
kindly lady.
IL dunno. ma'am." replied Reerv
BIZ; "mebbe so-but never pay no
attention to knockers" - Cincinnati,
Times-Star.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04

Miss Clara Louise
Mas, who died In
Cuba in 1901 as
the result of an
experiment made
for the purpose of
advancing science
In the treatment of
yellow fever. She
went there on re-
turning from a
hurry call to the
Philippines an d
permitted herself
to be bitten six
times by a mos
which had
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04

A young man seldom realizes no"
dear his best girl is until ne goeo
broke trying to make her wishes come
true
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04
TO PENSION GIRLS MOTHER.

Mrs. Hedwig A. Mas, of East Or
ange' N. j.. is to be recompensed by
Congress for the loss of her daughter
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-04

1t Is easy to induce friend to laugh
at your jokes, but he doesn't always
do 1t In a Satisfactory manner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
GRAIN VALUES DECLINE
UNDER SELLING PRESSURE,
40 FROST N THE SPRING
BELT.
Corn Also Is on the Downturn
and Traders Generally
Are Sellers.

-. 80 -.... - .-.-.. ..r-
.-''''-- -''--'s
!nS i3essi-E" il --Sf'-isy ."-a- market
Ta= sd.a-a= made il, ,-l..,-.-u the PREVIOUS
-. -. .. =, ---...-....s -
--' go 60
i-Ei-e~ :T"i1 t.-s "!if"- s@-t a9i the
(o-thpss-t v-.. mainly -1aE.-ssI. There
sE.- f. .r.-.. r.-L. ,-..r -.
- ''- l' 49, ----'--
c~-P;S were .s----1--- ty O. falling - =
toe ,--H ....--4 --..-e Us -1rsa h-lv-
- ,.-s-- .. - -.--..r.,.,.
80 - '-' mus '-' '--. - 49, Az -
7y1I-- D-t ---a .lI.v gains
To- Modem .f.-r.- said. Tn. -.oysrss1-
... - .-.-... -, -...9---s---, -.
'' 49, ---'- o. W. '-' ''-- -'i''-s''' -
- ti- a-sl D-.s-s T-e.-a4--a- - "a. at-
....-.1--Is-.... ,s-.a-- T-- r4r-a-r .-l--il.l
49, ,-..- . -
g '--' --~-- l''-' - '@'''- ''-'i 80 o. -'''
i1 E---''- very -it-" 80 - -.-fi--e /" To-
"a. eee..-. Is --IL f.-1-..1 h ..f.-5--
-s-. ...-..- -.
t--l'.- We ---"- .'.---..'.i- aH- -
"'.e e 1'--- -l-- % t1e el y u
$50
NT-''-.-4.e ~ -..s'l- ~ s'-aai 20 i--f"PH
~. %. 's'i-'i az - :, -.
-Se.;-.- .s,..' p D. .. week -Ep rFl s@'.'H
g. y - she -is.i-s y. ,-.l.' p1E $
20 l'''' - - - GU '-N@.i.st -'N>.'' o.
"a = -e- -, c-.- i-as-,'" hI- a ysar a-".
'otf ~s-s on l..'' COW 4t-.l4- N-tt-sr
-'.litlp.s WEE favorable ard ste Ji-t4-f4
lHrtz ~" tsa-ls.i- E"rslL-- markets
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ST. Icui. Eutare Prices.
rruit. and Vegetables.

-. E.rusI.e aro;a:sors az. Ger Iots ., s->s
h.r-S sr..s- Otherwise -pec!ss1- Small !0ts On
- SIiES-H ne grown r.- = su- sssoc
- c-I-.rv ard sSrscr for chclc. 20 fa1cy;
-.a--tv. rsr = sr- = IJ-c ,S- primary 20 xood
A,,.ST,Iy6I Ff.s-O--rins, -nai-iv IN ,oo-
r7rfsticn ci.o--. Colora.1 ~ 55r79- Ter pony
- s--;. 1?a f?a,n e. .T - sa 49, S91. oo.- So
fsT -yf--gyur.~. g7luirs s0Iggi Gsl-s'-s a. Stc
80 s.-tg b..k.:. rev man .icLc and red va
..~ti.. -0.5yc. Michigan a; siGi-i' per %
SiT ~. : pf.S-C'r-sisr.d Concord. cSe1c r.- "a
su': h61n--srown frosa pace PEI !, ea. &C
oT.fS5 T:stt..Sss;- a, osse re- i-og.. Ioo..
.fPIEsNii'-in fJcss.. Lei p. nsssiS p 81: s5oie.
Mz.d-abluss 3 -.Ge ;. and common asd or
Ginz;y st9ek -S-ssl : - ssl .,.. .-.
80, .,a-s: Bartlett, g ss4. hoEe-E-ovs
peE :, p; s..s.: :o &c; Sur ., ,r .-o- 81,
az ard I-GIs-a n wagon lots from s. 20 -
5s.SJz-L.t. vsi.-eia. r.p,ex.d from
''Sj.i 'SSjtii.iroRS1. e tl BEciprous FRrITs-sa-,-
is;t r-5r. :, 81. -: s-a2ss-M.iAfA 81 1871 .
P,TrNEsaPiPLEs-c.oi-s Fiortea aSss ger
er,yoxs-S.w v.-df!I. fran Scr. SfG5s:
California ,-,c3 pe= Tex. a. auction g q q: y
R,SASAs-oua;sbi. s-:5s.:o a szres CT
c;,o,coASrT-p.- ts0-. Ess; trk-. g.: job-
ii,iyEs-o.s,- a, .scaii re- 10.
IyTaToFsS-EsGiy chio :rou f1-rierr vsg-
- a. s5. fer bottom s5ftsc f'c tl-T rto-rk.
Se.:a.rn o. trs a. cs%c. b. toa; On Levee
NEW cNIoNs szal red at sssc ssd
1.,rtskC;ES0lio.e hsr,s grown a, .ea3ce Per
~, ms ioa~-: on o-ders .Sgsac Per large erf.
SAT AlM.xEAUT-Se~ city MAZE Ser ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
New York Carb Market.


Nsw York. Sept Ts.-The curb n1arke. rElei
Csist and sieady. without prominent feaiur. N
lay quarter Seabos-d issues we're the most
n At I4t. ia. and i&--. and 100 shares of pre-
fsrred q; - 10 ~ and teci. 10 zA.- The bonds
opl6 a. American Can sci6 at ~ and ~.
0ns the preferred a. g. and g.: American To-
kecco r-eserred. wien issued. sold 81. ana
IRE bends al rn6is. Nscksy Common sid a.
~, A:roag oth.- sales were STANDARD Di! az
60 and greene Copper al iS-s and isiS-
New York Mo:-y Market.
asw York. Sept ,s-Noney on call ss-,dy.
o. ciostrg bio IL: offered at li-- time loans
&Ssdy: 81 DAYS and 20 Gays per cent; months
6<61l p-in. rasrcs.zr ie paper sGfi= Fer cent
Sterling exchange steady. With actual ourltess
N banEe-r' bills at t-ss1e1s- ss.t for deranc.
and sSsssii-s44o for soiav Bills: posted rsi-.
AN.A Mexican dollars $50. Government
boccs f-n: rziiroa. bonds irregular.
Tressury Statement.
waAhiaGton. Sers rs-Avaiiaoi. cash balance
0saAs. 81: gold tssI.ssI
Dry Goods.
Se- foy.. sept fs--Ir d-y eco.is. rssriet
eocc;fio-ss are little changed but he ouuooE
10 Tor conservative demand though n c>-ta IN
quarters buyers are exhibiting more or less
neffo1fosss ehou. s>cu-Ing deliveries. fchh%-s
efs no exper1eac:nE as large a demand az oc
PesPOleum.
Oh CITY. Sept 2-Credit balances 81 -5s. ce--
tiacsfes. no BID Shipments G.. -. a-srag. g.
-. runs G.Gs. average Nass sh.prreats
IAr1a- ssE aSeTags ss.s9S. runs, LEA e tSs.
orsE1ss s5.uk
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

FLOJR-So:- winter In wood: Patent, Is -
pa trand' md & ..e:' !, sifhsE % seen: p.;.a;s
80 !2T ant medium E-aee n j4te >ks. S-ssy
-. - ha7d aia,.r :, = !l;- sS.: Pzten,s s. 80
s-Soat Gear s5=s5ss. lox g-at- S-svds.4a
,RIE FDoCE-in weed ;tIA-: IN iuie sss.
CphSMEAI-.7s: p.ari meal. E-ss ani
MILL, f.,EE.D-ss.s p ,-s azd in loc,: ~~
a; -..s-r t5r r;iTct te-i. sad 80 f1- hard sni
- f1r s0tt winter tEA'. uiids- G-otAbie
81. 81 10 AZ MI! h-aa Job, a. sc and ships
UTTEH-Cr-aza--v-Ex; ad-: first, I:aiSc:
sss95Gs Lit: soHniry-p-ss.t slie: Iaal.-
i-s!se: Ie9r 10 fair Isgi5:: rress. sfSc..
EC',iS-Rseeived i.s0 rigs heal ard ssi pkg.
.; IL .sr eaf-.n. r-s..p:.. e..s es;sss. e....
.stsraet; az isi-e for strictly fresh frs,s, and
.. te- sI;-ls: city packed. cases iaeiuted
Ioar horns 1ai.c. New YORK twin. SIC: I'm.
ocTs-r nrie1<c; Icor .sSc. s-is.. iSe for
LIVE PoJ,LTRY-ozo,. hens ~: -oos..ra
9f sals.y, 81 o;i &, sa youx aRsis I .Srias duei;
shieE-n, Sc doz for lci cid and 8 fer sSanr: n.
fRESsEp pPoI'ITRv-s,.aay Quot. .eaId.a
ssicke1. und-asn. ~i'h h.ai aud Zee. en-
t.acSs >: .erias chiexens Sc
GANE-Woc>:cocs Guotabl. a. S ard g-ass
Psf.7 rIoSGshs~5 r. P5 ss ss.s-e oil buck, ard ....
$50: y-l-iize lambs axe. spring lambs &C
VEar-IIv. frr1: ~.ady. choic. =, Haacy. u,
30 20 h. q: he-~.ie. an: thin $50
FROG L-S;S C.oice isr<s Si-s5: medium
FREsH FIsH-Rlse1 sa.. i.tic: er.,pl.. So
sor snail tv--y email no, .snte.J 70 s. -
ssd sro,. =: sgns,s sc: Whit. perch &C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
SUMMARY YOFST.L LOUISM MARKETS

all class q
and outside in'': VI" small
astp cutI n
in the speculative situation %
ruraE u.r. .I.ec and l
took ae reports OF s'1Sf IN n i.
tile scasE lack "t
-.lt occasion
aGyr- and at Mrrfep"
'hs only consideration that a;
% a
Isy-uua-s u o. com. NIi- was cry
markets aHd h "; speu
Io-a T-s-
T. .,tl oae =. OF auJc s.I l,c n
d. u4-es s.,S-ir r=-.
era.- l-ln
tassw
s,e15y .. t-4s e- c..l
tc5jor uH a.ge lin the : "a! a!u4rse
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
M.RkET, ny TELEGRAPH.

S-~ Yg-i- Srr-. - -.--.s-slp.. - 80
..,:ai H-5i-y i4-e.g - ~ ~ "a
N0 ] NG.ih.-a u-irG.s 81. G. . a;:51t.
O.;.oEs->-a=r ErHis1-s ocrG--e.i ir vrreat .
day. a q result s: improving N5f;hxesI 70,
loss se-..-= ,-cg-r-l ia -, last Es.lr. -, -.-
ooN'gi1g. L-asf grires ~S.v.5 f-.a-t-s ~ d.
,l9z-l -. d. ,lsi. al -. ci-s-; 3, -.
- o. futures :...,.j ~. SPOT. spot 49,. No.
y.!lw s''.c: ~ : -h.:s -5s.c op;.5n r..Fset
raj 2 .sa-2 ta=.-9sH sr.aA ,..,;s. Isa.ia;Ion
Eort es11aai as o'7~N! fs;-,v --~a4v alth7.-g.i
~ --s5-ss go - - =,
80 trL -. r-t- g ~. SGT st-.iy. X.1 ,z--
-.a5- - 50. rsigrai -gt.;e.. ,,'is- rs. :.
. - n---'rai --iI-v ~-sa,I~- CCrtIr-s.s-5 i.-
So P~--o.s-r-- q1i.; Ris~. s-...sss.-. Sd
..1a ~ .;e.iE- fs@a t-7'Su,s-. sI,--r- t-.sr.
-satre- f---- E'res al ~ nate QUE r4r1
"i--- Wss'--1 -tssH1-! = -- S.1t 50 -H---
--a' Ee;.rs4 easy. c7a--n@at So Pgrz
.a.-aso. s.t.. ls.Cass es1,a;,.ea, -sr- as
i; 'sEi e. ~ 81 t; ~, rel 8 rr,sf-fs..-
C1-n-No -.--. " v-i.1v s5s.c. O..s-
5.Gz7i.c Ey.-S1 : q Iisrl-y-';So.i se~ii-r
5:s.:: ar 2. - =, .z.:.a- ga. cio,:E-
r1-s - bal s. GO - ar r@- n. ~
. '-i-as e. sio-- ~, SD 'i-es-. ;--i..-.7 =.
-, .iear - - 's-s9s--' "A-sSs.
r.of.2 50, -s.,;2 ee'2,ai ioyz; W :
;-s 6as!s %. .; : f7r a1i-b-l r,sis
Iv'I79 T;,,.t -: :., ii,ss;a-2, s; -ea & a.-
s9a; csrn az =, Arn,r'.s Z a., rrlysa I :, - Fa-
-. - T. -, %,
l1v.r. sent T''2i. De g -. ~ g. Ma
s.s 80 e. - s's Ses,r 'ar- e, .i ~ =
80. re- 'ii-i'i-- " q set o.. ~ =.
asy ST.. e,.s = r.s.t - a.: N No 'fS go
+s-.r. y white -. N'c E.i-- czts-So :
80. isfi.s1 ,,rs,; dr. ~ - ss- r.
i5 7s;1'.s -, q. 20, -t 4: =. p, ~
q" tu.. corn 80. ats 80
ss.is I.ss.iI-. s5 "a ls,iTs - sl.lH :iiy-Di''-S
I.qiy;s Mn T. S.,..s, 80 i5wses,.N. :, =. X 70
4. ) xe5;ss5u ,iIs.. So. 81 .: D.. 81.
S5-iaeTn : y. ;s, %.T'.sTn =. :il:al'i' IL n-.
rrr-. X -. ssrnp'e seaz5c- Corn Easy;
TSie'is -. Ss5. s-C-,-er-.~s-Cash .r5:
o. 1.l.': Al, ,, 3 ;,ro'hy ~
r.i5i-. zee So, NJ ,iIs... 80 H.rj
I25-FiF:, s.. ga.s.i. Ia :. ',,i. .. scoo5i
sscar4 ci-ars s3-rar ~ / n Minneapolis
4 Noc. B=zn. IA bulk :.--s-1..-
EsIs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
S.x York sept ii-E=S.R---ip;s ssss
c..-s Tie weather vas fne. cool AZ! favorable
- btssiaess sni -h~ majority q tHs pr!a-
: uai receivers reported a v~-y satisfactory
rrrve-reu- yst th~ receipts Z>-- sustained a11
s.-5--zt!ons VIXEN kslf n -.isticl % tn .lo1r;
,,-zs- orer. -s=s cons cef~f a fuli a. c1ndi-
ttr-s zar-au-s. TIE available supply % f-e<h
--.-rz-s1 aav hus;r-ss IN Ssucy storage -
r,rlrs- asi.-f &C. then fh~ outzari I-ovs--.-t
h CEREAL s-.ns q late st1-in< 80 - down.
a. -hs ss-rz7t 70 sii rs~5D rrs1e- .-sra.I.-!
Ri; tor.nta.ir1- Grcnar--t
phfi.i4,rsir sept is--E-Ss s;-<iJ. ves;c-E
s-s-s s-7--i-c a. rs-i-
C-ri-axs. -. ls--ESSs H.rl: at rsrS. cas.s
i-.ciIaed. i<risi-c. hrsts i.1isi=c. prime H-z's
le.-c: s-trzs u
Esrsa- CITY So. sgt is-Eszs iop.r: NJ
s.1,.. ara KA-sAs. new No vht.evloi @ -es
:rci11.! f.Izc per doz-. case count Iss ssr ecz.
cxses returned. isc FER e7S- l.ss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Poultry.
EEPTRIIC TEcr.T.

l.kspI BIG ~ E-SlsIs
ScT York. sept ls-Iir- p1u';rv-.sor. /,
csrs ot -ear-by ~xur..s s;oc.. Comprised ;As
receipts to-day Th~-c we're l. cars OF tx .
which -iu r. uaioaeei tonight sai oas
ROY. due. that viii probably se osrIi.. over -
next TEesiay. a. Day % Agreement -iI b
Observed Eoaisy. 4, few buyer, OF q. Ea.;
Side. tina; bad sold out. stocked u. but a
cicarsrc. is Impossible. There vas 70 chang.
In prizes. but future outlook tlr-cuI. 70 :.r.-
cas- Isotat!oas unchanged. pre.s~l pot:i-ry--
Receipts SCI pkEs Th- fr,-a receipts H.r.
fairly liberal Wsth Considerable nor. - .1r1-
!at-r In TIE T'eA- Tho maize. ~. tl.r,l.z.-,
with ordinary 20 Useful poultry thar -Sss rsr-
Ted over from last o. week AID tsf los- 81
Sesh spp-arance- which zas forsTE - -
Sithc-t much regard 20 prices Tor.- =. esICs-
cns hc-e SCu:t gladly h.V. been cleaned IN
from iDr;-c. while sound chics.ns rniE.! siz.9
were ErS-s. to ale a. i-c- f.s fsrcr arg.
rlast:zS and some c..oic. Iars- sesided zs-...
out to 4 special trade At a slight premium
Ordinary dry-piched .ni sczftr. fowls S.-. ,-
acc,I-:ula:or ard dragged. 4 f.~ fancy dr.
y!c<=1 re1cheo Lisc. but -hr later price full
hish- Spring turkeys more plenty All lover
Squalls not fiertV. but mostly Kiln .rI ro-5r
ard sd not srrrsG quotations Ic~1- Sprinx
chickens. pO1T 20 tai-. Saioc- Fowl. -w-s-s-,.
d. -pickel- prf-l~ icc. Go. R-zit.. r-i.ue -.
Southwestern pTt-le. dry-picl.ei - or
suotaiiolz unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

.r s-s --haI s.. -. ga ca>s. 81
t'---- Affs t:fsS- !ic1le-E-C1 a. s-EI - Tcr hu
f-s-. s'1l- Eg-c - IcI uu
TD.sTc!-S---C1- ps- IooS. q, sc for
--.i-s az :l- Ec1-s-s Consigned -5E@5o
, - -.
TJF.NIPS- -Ifl-n.-sr'zr sJF-7- re- tu- I-ose
EE-EES- T. C-~s- S-lssl .fS.l~ ~ l,ose.
f.f.E-f' e. Ell re s-cTa tGiJc r>r bu
EE..NS-i.E--s az -5T4'- pe. bu- loose eop
--u-- gee. and AN. aa3 Eat &C ne bu-
'AREO-S-HS-a--8-oSu a: syGs-c p<: hA
icr~.
-HEo-Ho--.f-cwa a. 3}9s5c 20 c.ck
t--LZRY-N hza5 ezt crates +sESoc. ase
pg-.--. s'I75c-
sSr.SEf-t,-l;. lon.-srs~a q: iesIse p.-
SWEET Po'-A-OE@Qr,,. h1-ie-Ero-- rev
E-Em--. ssEslc - b. !91ss All San~-noad
a-:
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Dried Fruits.

New York Sert g-Th. -zr.-. To- .v,,
Grated apples 81 cue; ard u-chsased. con-1s-
@:t Quoted ~ tr~c. prime 5is15A.r. c-o.c- =
Sizc. ss-.cy 1f.slsc- fTure- shcz no er.-s. >-r.-
cord!;io7s rscenrly reported. viih $50; p-s-ss
.iil. rzlzins from = 60 st.c. according 20 srs:.
Be- hol1s ar.n Nth choice qrotsi az 81 td'sc
ezra choice iosgle.c. aat fancy iie.-r
Peaches also ruled srri. zi.- choice hsf- :.
.s.d1i.c: extra chcioe sssi.c. and f4-cy s,.S.sc
Coffee.
Ssx Tork Sept is.-Cog.@-s7o: Yso ---.
No. : invoice Sic. mid. firm. Th- r-.rss- r.
futures CT~r-i steady. z- = c--flne cf : r.gs-rs
tE-l-tsr realizing encouraged ~ IN. Iozs-
Fr~nca cables E5i co1t.ig4y. ;-in-ar, -sees-.s
Euillsh news yss received fr.-4 p-.xii p',g--
es=-. claiming -nss;is:sc;ory -xesftcr .o- ,b-
.scc-f r5-crirs and predicting . S4-re.ss.
movement. s-d tire rrarIe. here "a. rallied hy-
a renexsl Of European buying I; olosei ..rady
At = decline % : points or S~p. z11 VI
changed TO points higher on o;hsr postt.,r.
sales were rerortei OF 81 900 haxs i-cludinE
oc. At CSC. De-. az .ds.d,c March AZ I'D
.Sc. May az i-soS...sc. Isiy .; ..scSf..E aaa
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LOCAL SECURITIES DULL.
BUT GENERALLY STEADY.
TRANSIT HAS FAIR SUP
PORT.
Missouri Trust Leads the Banking
List and Miscellaneous Is
SITES Are Firm.

Tracing ~ .ros. securities ~ss moi.--
at lu .r-.e-.isg'.s market T'r-asi; had
sriu> ...r-rt ~ s. . ~Ed Uui.ci Rail
was I:-sa-Tr,. U-s eB-, :; 50. 7" and
;J5g.i: Tue s-per-o.u; t1aas veTg strong
a; ,,-7s.
Missouri vas ;h~ orI. active trust ccu-
PAN s -. w.-E ..a'.s - s.-,rS gri 'i5'..s.
Bank o. Comm,!-. Nas take. It 49,
Tier. w.-s -s.j demand 70: In.z-,.,a
Ieous ii..Iz,-is! Iss7-es. out th-rc were
CENTRALLY firmly lc.l
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q
80, -. - 49, :. - ~ - =.
u -, r.. - -i,s...
- v ~ 80. e. --rfs,t-- go
g. = =, -. .---'..i -. 80
cui-- d------ r5-t.zv-s zr-s.r-. pf;h o. -a-:ors
s.-H,St sr;I--,g p-o.e-s "a. an4 49, 80 :
csriiE. ~ 9 p-....f. ~ -
ca..@s- iiHprrT"i s....i's. - ...-.s..r
A''-r fa~ .al4 ent ~. nE - o'..s ~ :.
IT, L. snl pIics. 's-ft - - = . :
u r@art a-7-1- <fsNT y hicA - 49,, sl'
l.t,!e f1rth~ te@iIr' - =. -. - -, -
clsi=rl = poi-I 49,. ssn,-s N.sn -. :, : /.
a.; f-Es4 ha.-- !. .. s-sSt =. - ,~. a
'-'-st - =. -I-lsll eEt-IlI o. -, -. -.
nt-n ,ls - 10y at,iT' - x
".flt1E nearly .--fs, as 49, - A'l'--
vt-ri1 g--s--v Tedge~. - - a. So - -,
Igil; i~-.ri: nLie-. : rsir'- lover. s7leTlean il
midiu-- fair. si't - r.-aalirS - -. =
dlia- $50 i'N :,.,!.i-ts -. - -
. z-.l- o-..-s-- stsf Ne -ale~ :. - o.
~--c 400 hsiss- of vh,eh 20 s'.f. =, Ia
=. - y, 80 a-.-icsr F>5.t.res
6T.ns', .ssis- All eioS.l s-ssdy- ,----.can r1ir-
Sl'1r & s.,- sd. 80
p-t-Nrv - 49, 80 :
- jar FEB -. ~ =, -. "a
Arrl s-s-ai s3r.I- nsv -. ~
The Visible.
g.. :, -.--...-- ".
-. v,-i5-. vi.ibf. .-i-'r,ry
y. s-,-,o1 -Sozrs ,-.sI ,3-hi- o. - - bs1s-
- American cotton = 'H->-'- ~EAil-' @'-'-f
-a.t -s-s- - ..-..-- r-,...---
S.r .-isaa. q. =. --z,, - -
- ,esi! =. -ss,ra &c. Zen I. -saiS X.
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~. Louis cotton Market.

tialr-s;1u-Sse; H--=it; ,-s5y. a..4Eass
Z. --.-
N-- ogi-srs-spc; rat e=-et sai s;eats.
a5Is.-s.t5; rz,rz., esi-:. .alIi-=s. 80
F---!pfs - p-lnrlEsl P-l---
N-r orleans. --Af ts..s
'.z-vex.sl. l. - tAl-.
Noble - bS.ss
<svEEraL. .-.-ss ha;--
,-r<ri-s. "a. :. - ts.s.-
y. -f1Ii- - ua.f--
fio-Iss1. -I.--s uA-rs
Memphis - lIiss
y: --5-!pts A. a.. Ja.:-i s-s--- ror-. -
ssvr were - 'si tales. asz.ust .lssl hA---
A uae.. .so arI g. hai-s ln = ENr--t-
81: nzi-- against ..ei bales II Isl1- Stc-Ss
-sI-. ralss. aEairsr i1-.sss bales iE 10
To-.I -sc-.r-s from S.pf- ! dat -
hars- sz.!ns- f.s-l5 tai~- last year
~-u--H.r1zs .gara--e--
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IE;l-eGrst t- ;iss vealSssE.i az c1rn an1
BY the cUu-i.I.d liquidation % October
hI.l-.Es. tls provision Tnsrl... had an .as-
..- ull'rtors- TTlIi-E v-4- CI.=t. A. the
close jan. Iu-I Was down = 15e 4; H.
i-@rG Wa on sGs'-, - s4lsdl-i-i=. h. -
s--.-- unchanged a. s.. = tsd-s..-
Estimated receipts ..- tomorrow
What. i cas-. t0tu. 80 cas-. oats. -
cars. hogs = - head
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s.. Inzis-D-r. vhs,: g li5i % ;ii.: pu;s
!, - = 8 .-'.G-l -. cas- Sl--s 20 S!s'-S
,f,;s.u',s~-D.- whesc-Pu-s 8 Tx bid ard
-. 4, a. III. N.v wh-a--pII-s g ~ and
al. q -. bii- De- c1-=-Pi.ts i1i-c aat calls
- u1-zlnsl MAY ccT--P1's I'=c anu calls
M.z-eaPolis-L-c. -hsa; s. =: puts S-l27, sad
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Hides.

Dr. riat-Tcsas hesyy isi.c: -. fallen A. isc:
do. igat a: isi1c: -s,'ve sne Arssnss a. IL
No. :; riG. a; - ,,ry,.sl'sd a. ~ Green,
sait.f -di4-! - Sc- Western. Ar,e usas All
s1l.,h.-- DO sa.c: gresl-S4ited en- selection az
So .o- No as s-c tor No. .; part cur-1 20
leg: urcurst IL less. Aot bulls &c Less thai
So-sSrI-E. Saue &C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
MONEY RATE
The Metal Market.

New York. SEPT Is-Tb.re vas a sharp zc-
vance n ths London tin market that s1Srlei
the result OF speculative operations, with sr.s-
cioS.nS at :iz1 I0s. and futures a: Ei.s- The
local srset followed the advance. tn a mod
crate vsy and cioHci az sz1.I5d--.sT-1. Copper
also was hiShrT IN London. With sg-1t quoted
AZ fss LIS and futures fS7 -. 81. Locally the
nsrke. va. r-esdy and unchanged. with lak,
quoted a. si2 s2i.-ai- clectrolytic a. si--%-J
isee ard >as;iug si.- zGi256. Lend
UNCHANGED iii les I'd in london and ~ 81 =
445o In the iooal rnar6et- spei;.- vas also III
c&aaRed in both markets. closing at - 80 n
London ard al s5-f5G5-2 y tn tbs local market
Srca closed at Gs 81 IN Glasgow and a. f3s .
;n Hi6tlesboro. Locally iron vas yucha- g.5:
Ne foundry Northern IS quoted at SIze5p
Ns5: No. foubiry SOTtt-rr. at si2-sEia-l5:
Ec foundry Southern and 40. ! s5uuS.y
f,-.herT roft a. 81 scIIs.5
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Wool.

S:ocks are cutie ia-xe. ard thers ~ . fair
volume af .aies by G.&ls-s. bu. little c,tnx
n. regular market. owing 20 lack % crertn.s
fem srsr sants Nsrxe; strong ana in a ge1-
e-sily healthy co-6ir.cu-