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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

bofc uno flint Wtinnten ipGter bonn
Ntt. TopaI 9obnbofe aus. an Mitt.
luo6 9(beno finoet in Ser ~Sarmonie"
cine tpeitere geriolumIung itott, in
meIder oie S6IuBsgorbereitrmgen
getroffen lueroen.
9um S6Iuiie mltr0en ale Qelegu-
ten allfgeforoert, bel Ser na6iten De-
Iegoten.S ibung SIT erideinen, ieIbit
melln al ibrer StcQe nelle 9elcgote!l
erip1bIt miiroen.
Sr. Sobn q. Noer oont GoelmeiIer
mobnte nod larger &rnutbett gum
eriten Mtale mieoer elmer Sibung bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

Der ct. FnulsSiroBe cine aeIeQI6aft-
lidJe SiBung, Srn. Slealants, benz
Sbmann iiberrei6te MAJ babel einen
iiIbernen 2~tebeSbeder nit ~paIieuoer
Snibrift; Dem $iilfs.S bmann Gen,
2lopo 9, Sodion cine geldliffene
@Iasforoffe nit SiIberbeihIag uno
oem SefretGr, Srn. &. 8. Gltrrp, Elm
iilberneS Sdreib.S eroice.
&unoebiB fIbrt 5u 9 d. a.
oererabfIage.
Sbumo$ S. gQeno rei6te geItertl
ourdb feline Wlltter 6rnu Warp gt.
aueuo cine aIage fir $2400 Sdo'
oenerios 9egeu Sobn $. 3rpnn6tger.
gtr. 1901, @eIt . 2omboroItroBe, ur'
ter Der 8eeriinouug elm, oaB oelieG
Suno ibm am 2S. SUM- in Die Sam
bib.
Cine S6aoeneriabtlage bon $40,
600 mltroe oeitern BON @cnrp $.
0iebl gegen ole ~@citI. Ntorpl0noer
gobn" ongeItrengt. Der &I00cr
Iuet, ooB er om 10. Sonnor, oils er
Die @eleiie Der 8obn in arlington in
einem S6littcn ~freu3tc, bon eineuI
3uge ~oetroffen un0 idrper uno per
manent oerIcst lpur0e.
Gas GbCmebe G.
2ena 81. 3bielig, Die am t8.8e5enl'
Der III @cro, 9eutihIono, iib nit
Sermonn .. &bieIig pcrbeirotbete,
nllroe geltern im Grcisgeridt Nr. 2
bon oieiem geidicoen, neil er ite oil.
9cblih am %. Vtai 1901 ocrIieB nno
noh philadelphia mtsponoerte.
Sic foIutc ibm nod iencr Stoot, bod
griff er micOer nod Dem @anoerltas
be, iobalo er ibrer oniidtig mrtroe.
Seit iener Belt bot Tie i'm nic mieoer
gcieben. 6rou Gbielig bebouptete,
ooB ibr @otte lie 81 crihicBcn Der.
iufte, che er G%elltidIono pcrIieB.
2etpiS s, 8agncr reidte geItern
cine Glo9e ollf tbei0ueiie S6eioung
gcgen Annie W. @o0ncr i'm &reiS.
@erid)t ein. @r bcbollptet, ooB Sin.
ME i'm 81 bcrldieoenGn WoIen i'm
Slide lieB, 3uIeBt in allguIt 3. So.
Noboem iie einen Sag in ieinem
Sauie 5ugebrodt bottc, ucri6lpono
iie angeblih nudl unbetonntenHegio'
ncrt. Sic beiratbetcn AM I. Sonuor
1902 in Gborleiton, GO.
3bereiio WiibI e%r5ieltc oeItcrn int
&reiSecridt cine Sdcioun9 BON So
icpb WiibL Der Tie onBeblih om 10.
Sonltor 1902 Iieen lieB. Sbre Sod.
5cit folto am %. Sebrllor 1901 Itott.
9afeboGG. - &egen nerbinbertc
gcItern ooS Spiel 5miiden ben
Orioles" uno Dem r9&enorf.G Club.
GrItere geben MN nod Seriep.Gitp
fir 3 GontcIte uno febren am 9ielts
ito9 nGdIter @o6e noh Baltimore
5uriid, merr cine Serie bon 3 Spics
Ien nit G%rouioencc beginnt. Die
geitrige Score" mar, ipie folgt:
3n Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12
8rieffalten.

81. Z. %" - Ser @oupcrnetir
6ot Dos &c6t, cine Grtrn . Sibung
Der 2e%giSlatllr 5u berufen ment eS
mad ieiner 4niid)t Die llmIt1noe er.
beiiden. Sn Dem BON Sbnen ge-
nunnten Sale mare es mobl foitn1
ongebrodt uno o1beroem Elm politi.
i6er Nibgriff. Die Code lit ju III.
bcoeutenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

+* Gin eieenartiees, nirflid ori.
aineles 6irmenidilo bat Sr. o,oblt
2omple an ieinem 8erfuufItonoe inn
Serington : Wtorfte anbringen loIien.
GaI'elbe iteat feline peri6ieoenen gr.
ttfel btloli6 Dor, unb iino oieiel6ell
10 notiirlit gemalt, baB iie oas sSn,
@terelle leoes 8orbeipoiiirenoen ere.
gen. einen rieiiaen Spob modte es
nenlid nod ben Morftitunben, ais
Ell ltd) iinbeadtet ~9laubenoer ldfuor.
ger Sdlingel Den @eriud mndte, Ell,
men Der aus elmer SdiiIiel etipos
berporitebeno e~entoIten Sdueinefii.
be gu Itibisen oeriutte, llno oergc.
bens nit ben Singern oaron berum.
froste. als er Die 3Gui6ung bod
enoltd) gewabr ipuroe, idlif err Iid
lpie Elm beeoiiener Bubel bopon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

geomtennobL. - Der o5rob.
linn 6rouen : Serein" bat IN ieiner
bergangenen General d. 8eriommlung
no6iolgcn6e 9eamtinnen ertuGGlt:
Eraiioentin 5rau Inton goiiprt,
@ice.Er6iioentin 6roi Gang, Sefrc.
tarin Srou 8itoon uno S6oemeiite.
rim 6ruu Sling. 6erner nuroe be.
ldloIen, Witte OCTOBER ein atitern.
Souper 5lt nerouitolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12
Simuninm's uierter 9aa.

9elllb lpie0erlm iebr Itart. - In.
faa bel oen 8cnnen. - Seine
1000. 8uQonfobrt. - 8reiie.
@dbreno Der 9eiu6 Der 9utSiteI.
lung uno &ennen in &imoniltm &C.
tern niht 0cmicnigen ont Conner
ltag gIeid) fam 10 iunr ood Die 3obl
Der 9eIuder beoellteno un0 ipc5ieQ
Oos oeutid) q omerifoniihc Clement
mar ltorf Oertreten. Ger Nerepnollt
SO. Nelion, iuelber t0gli6 arf Dem
6eIoe 9alonfabrten mnhte, feierte
geltern ole Gbotind)e, Dab er Ieinell
1000. Itfitieg mad)tc, mo 5ipur IN
nerbalb bon is Sobren. 8einobc
mare eS linn aber bobei lhIcdt ges
gon9en, oenn er fam 5iemIid) bart
ouf Wtutter @roe nieoer, nobel CT Iid,
cin SltbaeIenf ncritoltd)t boben iou.
@roBe8 Sntcreiic o%erilriod)te ouf Elm
&artoffel 3 @ettIol1iclL nt lpcldenl
mebrere &noben Ebeil nobmen. Gen
/. EreiS erbielt 5. u. Ebipps; 2. ".
6. 0ooiS mo 3. Stephen 6. Godep.
0ie Hennen IieBen in Der Sinii9t
81 miiniden iibrig, bob oie3lpii6en.
parlien 81 LANCE mGbrten; ober an
uno fir iid tparen lie bon Der beiten
art. 9tllr Elm Iei6ter llnfou ereig.
netc lid ipGbren6 ser Renncn. Dos
&ennpicro n3epbpr" idellte ont a.
WeiIcn . Efoiten uno i~tiir5te, bod
lplrroe Der Center nid)t perlett. Die
Rennen bottcn ~foI9enOeS ReiuItot:
/. Rcnnen; 9rober oIomirol
auier, t., o9urioretto," 9, n@mi'
Iigbt" 8. Belt: 2.2O, 2,t9A, 2.20.
.. &ennen: Goce - ngnuie S."
t., rSocictp Belle" 2, nWt. o." g.,
3eit: 2.2OH, 2.t8A, 1854,
3. Hcnnrn: I Wetle - nWtonioon,"
t., r@cne Of @ofefielb," 3, queen
Of Gli5obetb," 3, o2oop 9eB," A.,
3cit: 1.45R.
4. Hcnnen: SteepIc Gboic vWto'
mic S." f., yS'Q llieo," 2, u9op g.
cret," 3. 3eit: 3,32H.
5. Henncn: 81 MeiIc Or.
2pnf," t., nSiIoritp," 3, o6irit
Slight" 8. 3eit: III 1i5, lis ti5.
Sm Department fir @efliigel er'
bieltcn |reiic; 9. IS. &ofe, 8. s..
9ireIn s. $. Mebring, Stonooro
Youltrp 8ornt @. &. Ybelps, 6roli
u. Sogortu 8. @. @ofer, %. 80.
@roltd), 9. g, SoueS, 8boS. %. aI'
IenL g. e. @iQiomS, 81. q. Sole, S.
4. @oli 81. WcGormit, @rope6orm
uno q. u. u. 9ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

-" GusiteIlung uno Renncn I'M
~Rroipect.Eorf am n1d)iten Diem
ito9 beginnt aitf oent r8roipccts
Garf" Der i0brIidJe 9o5ar itno 8cr.
men, ipeIfe in Der Iebten ,3eit inter
2citung oeS Srn. 9p. grebn beocit.
terbe @rfolge 81 er5ielen botten. Die
IusIteaung lit oid) oieieS Sobr uie.
Der gut belf)idt. 9lubcroem fueroen
aeboten: bic Hennen fir 9orien i'm
@eiommttuertbe nnn $4,000; fomi,
Ihes 3iegensRenner, Standardization
IteI1ungen I'M oeutihen 1orf, poa.
lt1notge 0tilitorfapelle II. /. 10. Sic
Gennen beginner Inn 2 llbr Nod).
mittags uno Der eintrittspreis &c.
trGgt nlr 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

YcronaI Hoti5en. 9r.
Sumnerfielo 9olomin, Gbef Der be-
fontten 8irmo @oo0moro, 9oloipin
& 60, lit bon elmer mcbrlpohcntlid)en
Reiic ouf benz Continent nod 9alti'
more 5ltriidgefebrt.
- .Sr. Otto Wiiuer mo Satin
begeben iih ont ndd)Iten W8tttrprd)
ol,f cine @eiic nod ct. Gouis, $40,
un ooiel6it oie notwithstanding 81
beiihtigcn. Son BORT ans bcgeben
iic iid) nod Snoionopoli8, no lie
Srn. s. 8becGer, Sen Sltpreme'Gom'
monoellr, un6 Srn. q. 3. anooel,
Supreme.S efret6r ocS o@erbe'iertet
Oroen8 Der Nbtbio8' Rittcr," bcIuf)en
lperoen. Bon BORT ans Gebt IS nod
Gponsbiuc 5ltm 9eiltd beS 8eoot'
tcilrS beS Organs oeS SroenS, She
Bptbion &tigbt," &rn. SD. Roien'
tboI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

y o III II c & VertU C.
9oS Gomitc iiir Die SnouItrit.
Sdule fir @egcrinnen, Die bon Gnpt.
Barter bonn oainoerid)lb @erciu"
fhorf f%riti'irt moroen lpar, beridtct,
oob es in 8oIge 0ieier 9ritif oicie An'
italt elmer ~6eiotoerS i6orfen Inter
iudutg unter3oG. Die bon Capt.
Barter ongefiibrten SdIIe bon l,ron'
ItGnoigem 9etragcn fanten Dor etpa
2, reip. 3 Sobren Dor. 0aS Gomitc
fano Die 9nitoIt Iclbit In gltem gu
itonoe mo 6eren Snioiien nit ibrer
llmgebung 5ufrieoen,
lleber ooS Gtaot.@ efGngnib lortct
Der gerift pic III friiberen Sobren;
Die anItoIt lit iiberfiiGt, bcIonoers in
Der a6tbeilun9 fiir 6railen. IS lit
fem 9lot fir iitnge W1o6en nn0
fir Solde ~oorbanben, Die ibren 8ro.
seB obnorteu uno poQit1nbig I'M.
iduloig fem mo8en.
9os Gonritc iiir @eiunbbeitspflege
empfieblt sic Contribution zines gro.
ZEN Ql65ug5fanals I'M Bette Ser
8rott.g trnbe ODER beren @Gbe, Ser
ourh oen 9alr3cn 9ronobiItrift laii.
fen un0 in oie Sones' 5dae miinoen
ioQ.
ebe 6ie GroBgeifJuorenen id,lieB.
Iih ouseinanoer gingeit, bielten Tie i'm
@iireou bc8 Sru, Sobn Ylealants an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

Il Rfnno 40c. 'Ibee, irgeno eire Gorte
29c. '
zoe.
i Pfino frif6 aer5fteteu Hiosanffee, IN
Ntnro araniItrtem 2uder. u Rfuuo be-
tten 40c. 9bee inh cine Biihfe Mot oers
lllBter Sabne. Mncs fir 2pe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Miscellaneous Markets.

Grass sEEDslSSs. t,5n2,sy s.sg.s. , xal:
bEaNs. PEAS. Erc-ouo,. from .,or.. pr
.:i; pa , ss.htys u -, s'sf sI PEI ~. r.; Lana
CASTOR BEANs-N-s5 per bu. FOR PRIME in
bR9 rs o. k. 81. fer ' gaa. e1n' qas9-,
lr<- a. Il.sIac: chops at is.s1i1c- Peaches a;
H5NEY-Coms-No. ! a, i.sl,c: inferior. b-o-
.sd 'p ssi. a: ne; e fos ehSe. aa . .ar
l a2s s9 s Ia o nike. .I s! sa s'a
black. rnix,- .saSc- Maeh, ne.r,ckea-x 40
: .ii. XIX Sl.. rae z. ,s SSx i:.: xxx '
EXPTY b RRELS.coal q. .urpentin. ard
s "a isa' q s LISA sai s s1ee@ 81
rs=a- e: WHISKY SO: WHISKY half bb,. Sc:
< 81 &c or Sof .aeh broken head or Save:
j6PEaae CT aSV o,s ,1;' ~ prop, Delivery:
LARD tes. Ms r'r 200: -bosnd; SsSal,t, e:
S I5@a tSahd oIso a. g sss9s; t s.s.
.: kIau, eask, g q. sisek-uoIk bsl.-Eish,.
ss9 9g2 's- ts tsssP s2a- sos, .aFs e
n'iil-ua apple &c: No. appi. sc: meal net
IiIsEED 6IL- iEaS' c en boiled ..e, 10 less
'OILJN-SEED OIL<-HinSsr Nnfte <cs 80
Icw %; summer wa,.. &c: yel,1v ne; saiad
60: cooking. white sc. yellow S.r-
FEATHERsPrine White live geese n sfnau
els Sc, ani IN large sss. Sc: prime cray nye
geese etc IN small ar: 80 n large SKIS Old
white ssatec; y Cas3c: NIX iIgebc: Xxx 700
ard on Iarse. duck, white ssazsc: ca.k 80
soc; tgTz.T. toty e-J) &c: eaieken. prime
RooT@P., h; o,n.sak :: s. g .7 s.,.a;
Es1T. is ,52sc 'e Msy i. PAX .ns lie
s.als. .hi:s snsk. rs. .ns.l.ei e; Esh9o.
blue fsr &c; ssssa.ras os-k 0: root sesi-c: vld
rFe-sc- All tints In cefnand and orm-
BEESwAX.pT:nns a g Ger u
Per ID: black tan 11e-inferior less: anteiops
i,;sr nI;Ss ga, Sxasa e.shI ,s cut r.-.
Flour bbI a. 80 for cottonwood and g Is for
Ell t,a ma s' 5: u ~ trai ssi IS
H.ssInS. .. r:-No. I hea, sni 1ci mii,-tan
dc: lard .erre Isc: pork Dbl i:ic Shaved
hSsf.EF,Our ssi IS = sOr copper, q g. hoosisr;
ha!s-osl 81: eoiled elm ctsooO SOS 3: oa4
isrd ,c.. eoopsr shaved uoei3: po.k boil s.
bbL: S@:h % p~ bAl more this ada
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

.iSs; T Tc. S sis :e aFos i ;s ;..
eaois. % fancy, ,;s5ai.;. c!iss,sli s:51ty:
sg5a,: So ! SSi,asIn iiuia;h a., {, Q. ;.
aao1t: no. hard Mani,osa nominal {. 9 ..
In Ss:ins what states AEd firm cables. bgt
I-lei -eas al day unisr iiJs.daiien. and ss-
I5EsE. Msy g. rs 81. II. c.ostd E.l!s.. sgt
H.. ei5sea .I.lis. csrn.Recsipts e. 70: II.
sad ssi.s Z O. {. sraat: NJ yeiISI .ls.e: 10
Win y.hss;. bu: gave way under p'osg@cis for
lsrr-r ,eeeir;s el'sins az =; net ee.i.ae. sept.
Sss.s dats-Reesi.ts IL. -: eyso:is i9sI,.
81, dur. riI.a o.;:s. .s55- los. ssi.tssc: tat
q sd &c Iiss dun iiops steady. HES MN.
steady. cut meat. nrrl. picked shoulders y
7i.c: p!csl-i hams Iga!is. Lad steady. refined
ciI firm: prime yellow zi.f='isc. Petroleum.
rSFlh @ad tuII@ntine quiet. Rice Glis;. Mo!ss-
Toie..". o. sept. :-c-syer se.d-cash re:
oc;- 1s-s-i.: Dec -. alslEe. Sept. SS'.
C.i!5aso.- se5;' Casa gu.;aaans yer. a.
.i,9siisi NJ. gu i, a.. r' 20 S.i ,sSi
oats-N9- , sac: No. vhl;. a. iitc. y
Far to choice mating "a .. PTysfs.oi.a--
A.' 5 sS s sr, ' l.s sac. do i.5 , Z.
a. =: short clear sides .b1dl. = c-Fs .. SD
Clover. contract Grade. Seq = -
Peoria. III. SEPT. Com quoted hirh.-.
X. o. Is. i.ayt, Of 81 = .ir fr.ss-. goods.
MilWhuke-. wis. Ut. 2--"hea; wax. 40.
! northern 81 !. No. : northern 3, i.f.i-H:
nec. iisE. Al e7a. III. RE firm: 80. 70
Barley nrm: No &c: ssIu9lr asGssc. Cora
firm: No 5-g-5c: Dec. Gf-s.zsc-
Duluth. MIN. sept @-Wh-lt-Ois. g ar
rive: No. Northern 5. "a. 40. Sorth-ra
t!.l.; a ,rE. ". northern .i--.i.; 10. :
northern g. Il: NV. 20 arrive. No. Northern
sl-f-. NJ. : Northern 81 "A. !. tEf-s
81 o.: MAY ;l.I2is si.i-A.- oats-on ;fE. and
Cincinnati. sept. --whist--D;s.ilIer.- I'm
isa.d gods, sctlye On basis Q. H..
81 ia: De y.i,a.ai.-,is: May 81 -sE; No. i
hard S.i7-.: 40. Northern 81 ~. No :
.: rec11d Ta;sn,s 5 4s.a5: art Gears - *
- 9. EecoEd clears e. Ban. in hulk. :;5f
Liverpool. s.r- $50. 1hss, nominal. Fu-
t'Ire- steady Ssrt. - XXI: Dec. - E-.i Corn
stsaiys iLnt-!c@u mixed - "a. Futuscs quiet:
scrt Is I'D; Dec q "a.
ksnsas t1;y seut. :.-whtat unchanged to
80. 2 hari scaII.ei: 40. 'ssaccs' 10. Ok,
SIC: 40 , red 81 h5ffi o. 10 s-aI 3: No q
sir-7'f- Com r--Acy. Sgt az: De- ssi,-. Nav
1si.as5a--. csfh No mixed S5G-Si4c: 40
4.4-c. 80 > white fst-c. 10. &C. .,7,s sfra tv-.
No white .1ff51c: No. = mixed sei-- Efay
s.s-'v: choice timothy 90: oh1le. rrairfe ~
G- 20. Rye steady. &c E-~-irts-W-es- -
80 tu.: corn T.oc9. cats 100. Shipn1ests-
Thest Iss..o3 tu: corn ~ go. oats Lea.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
AFTER BULLiSH OPENING.
LACK OF SUPPORT A FEA.
TURE.
Longs Are the Best Sellers and
the Downward Movement Is
Helped BY Large Receipts

Wheat opened vel OF rain IN the North
west and higher cables. but there Was not
enough specu alive interes; to keep the
market on the uItErn. There was some
damage news from the sprins, belt. but this
was OF the same old kind. and Il had only
a. temporary effect on values. Heavy ship
rnents from the Argentine and large local
ana primary receipts were the NAN bear
!sr factors toward the close Of the session
The selling was mainly By professionals
Dec. wheat opened &c up. ranged from
lilo. aLly-s ana closed al sl-lv5. Gl-l@.s-
CgrH shovel some casIy strength. but
tic markets We're on the downturn
Though the movement 10 the loca! mar
ket was below the recent average. pFirfist-
~ receipts were Large Values eas-d OF
In line with wheat toward the close
Dec corn opened unchanged. ranged
from +;i.c 20 i'-,c and e.osed al sic:
bu.. OF which Las SKIS. ard 10. cars local
and cars through, as'ainst 1859 bu. OF
which Us SKIS. and III ca-s local AID II
cars through. In 1888
Receipts % wheat AZ primary points Tor
~ hours syyocg bG-, against .l3.',s tu- In
i.IS. and shipments ilse-c bu-. Against g.
90 bu- Northwest received rs cars, as
AGAINST 10 cars Ia 1913. Chicago received
isi.C-1 bu- ANA Kansas City $3.50 ou
ciearances $50 ru-
Argentine shipments % wheat 20 Europe
INC .s.SN HETh Ecf14 Lt-t4 Ct is1-rs'-p III.
against i.5i2.v,y b. :. week ago and $3.50
bu. In i.S- Total shipments from Jan.
TO Gate .a.sfa.J ou.. against 80, sis.lsO bE.
a year ago. Visible supply in chief ports
3.eis.to bu-. against 3.-fs.,'o bu- Week
ago and i.sl2.t.J b.. n lsg-
Receipts OF corn az ct. Louis q. 800 bu-. OF
which g cars local and 10 cars through,
against IS. 10 bu.. OF which PAS SKIS. and ~
cars local and - cars through. in Ia-5.
Receipl5 OF corn at primary points for
u hours .s..cD bu-. against 1850 bu. in
l.sG. and shipments $500 d.. against sas.
80 bu. Chicago received 5ei.S-5 bU. and
Kansas City 100 Dg. CleaTances 100 bu.
Argentine shipments OF corn TO Europe
the !ast week reported al 3.5j0'?p bu-.
against 4.ls-.yyc bu- = week ago and 3.sjs.
90 bu- il. 1873. Total shipments from Jan.
10 date j.. iE.1.J tu-, against i3.JlI.co bJi.
IN L.e- Visible supply IN chief ports i.iii.
90 bu.. against 3:i-.e. tu- = week ago and
3.s2,1o bu. in Ia-3-
Receipts OF oats at 81. Louis -. 40 b.. o:
which ~ cars local and ; cars through.
against $50 bu-. OF which q cars local
nd car through. in 1915 Shipments 51.
So bu-
Receipts OF oats at primary points for
81 hours os1,pc blL. against 1900 bu. IN
l-1. and shipments i.s,.y bu-. against .S,-
lrj bll Clearxrce5 = 40 btl
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R-N.- s.andard mes IN lob.

PORK p o. R-Neu Standard mes IN Job
einE =ay csosed nonnaiiy at CI-2o
f.ARDSChcice steam SIDE closed nom.rally
G. sc; kertie-rencered a. SIC 70 7Ac
GREEN HAMS. ETC.-Caf lots held z O. b
z, de thus: H.m.-is.sy. q sc. = :, So:
.s =. ~ IA ame!., 4 isiAe. Sos. a: iase, S
2is AZ iol.c, CALIFORNIA; At 7SE11sc, =: Y.
shoulders Ite.7 sy) Of re: bellies. s3s av.
u. block del. hairs 81 SIC 20 SIC for run oe
house. bellies at re 70 sc q, In average.
Cslifor-iss al SIC, New f0rh shauicers At Sic
d s MEATs-To arrive lose cured CRIBS
:, y. a, 8 :.i.s; ( 6. sf BIO. Bro lot: -. !.
eats =. ne. sEsri Gear az ne belize az $40
70 SIC. plate, at SIC. Eat backs At SIC. stand
ard backs a; SIZE Orders higher.
BACOS-BIc. Q G. meats In josS!nI way
ranged: Breakfast bacon from ie'sc 20. heavy
20 i4lsc for choice light. hams a. lite TO lie.
California q, si.7ss.c. Sew York shonlcers az
SIC Plain smoked BID. iots In q ioboinR way
ranged: Extra shorts At sAc. c'rfbs At &c.
sao:, clear a, s.o. bellies a; s'sc to isc plates
Dealers CHARGED hiTher on orders.
TAILOW-S1u.er but firm Countrv IN light
Offering At sc for strict No and fdfxc for
OF grades: No. At &c Packers prirae nominal
COUNTRY r.aRD-oro.. rim. .. <eSc
Oi.EO SrEARINE-Sominal az 1Iiisc.
GREASE-e,1o;s: Brown 313i-c. yellow ga
Packers' stock: Brown 3gs,so. yellow at 3i.0
fEEFmon orders: Bsid-Pia,. 81: roll and
Fulton garke; g 50: mess s.: dried per ID
ss., i,-Lc infces isc krrckies iSc. oU.s.tso
&c: tongues I3;13i5c per ID.
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On. 1afc to- bottom. 20 s:55c for b,rS stock.
Ho-ta--n on Tx a. 49, By boa; On Leves
at : .,s1c SD
NEW oSIoSsNor-h Missouri. re. from SO
&c. according 70 condition Iowa. rec 80
&c u. ski-. De-
CASBAGEs-Suots home-Ero-n SS4ec ger 10
lbs. l0os. on oIcs-s Sc per iG-z. crate
SAL EfsER-ACr-Sev city make per boi- g %
ard j.-Ebi. 40 and ts-zaL casks. 81
cCCJNBERS - Sc.aes: Homegrown .. Soc0
8. y Per ~ lose
TOiil Tos:S-Low.r Quote per bu- bose Al
.o9-Sc tg- choice ripe Tor Homegrown; con-
I;Easd ssi4s5c ver bu- Gel
TURSIgS-HoEle-susu Fan per b. !coss-
BEkIS-Hone-xro~n 2j92c per br- loose
LETTUCE-S.eaty- Horss-srcxa SSiSc Par
bu-
BEASSQuo;. at fes5oc per b. loose fn<
round green: ~1J ar: Fat not wanted
CARROTS - Homegrown at sG..c Der b1.
Iocse.
GCSf1o-Ho-ne- grown 5Gs5c ger peek
cEi.EEsY-L-cl. gan faJ crates slow sale AZ
s5f.t5C aEe sgEaI- az sgc15c-
GREEN CORS-gucte homegrown q; H9iso
.s- dJx. according 20 quality.
sol aSH-o1ote homegrown .; i5Gisc per
SWEET PoTAToEs-cuot. homegrown new
BsrrnucA az q PEI b1. 10 &c and red Sanss-nont
s--zLSe. alt yellow Nsns~noEt az li0
- iL.:-Ss Bermuda &C 81 p-r b. and Queen
sS~l5-
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ALL THE GRAIN PRICES DECLINE
ON LIBERAL REAL IziNG SALES
Corn Down i-%c to J-Sc: Oats Lose
lie: Provisions Decline
Pie to l0c.
~ AscnrTATrp rRrsa

Ev ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago. Sept ..-Cnrespousise cables
and bearish crop advices Resulted IN d
setback Ia wheat prices here to-day. the
Dec. option closing with a loss o: ia
nc. Corn was down i-G+.c- oats had =
loss OF i.c- Provisions declined 2i.c 20 Iec.
WHEAT.
Continued wet weather In the Northwest
caused nrmness In wheat at the opening.
Dec. being W a shade 10 i.g2-c az ;i.'is
TO :l.gs-s- Foreign grain markets. how
ever. failed to respond TO the strength
manifested here yesterday. and this tn
difference soon male itself felt among pit
traders here. On the slight initial advance
there was considerable proit-tals.ng which
quickly dissipated all the opening gains
A noticeable feature 0. trading. which
WIS OF much smaller volume than for
some time. was an absence OK business for
outside account. Several prominent longs
we've moderate sellers and there vas also
fair selling by smaller holders.
I:-. short session % IN. board to-mor-
row. followed b. a holiday on Monday.
VAS responsible for much OF the selling
!'r,ssUE"- he market vas further weak
.I.cI later ia the cay b. a revised est.-
mate OF TIE total yield o. wheat for Mia
!.esoti am the DaEcias. made b. we'll
known Minneapolis crop expert. whose iis-
ur's showed a slight increase in the crop
COMPARED Win previous statement Ac-
coTding 70 this authority. the total y.e.d
of the three States will approximate 49,
"-,yyp bu- The fast that country elevator
stocks IN .Ee Northwest were increasing
also had a DEPRESSING, influence.
\ T,p"Ft OF 1T Louis trade Journal
stating ;nat the weather IN :he Southwest
Was favorable for :ali seeding was an
other bear factor. The market continued
weak the remainder % the day, the close
being at the Low point. with Dec ut s. y...,
C!e1rarces OF wheat and -four were equal
20 5..fIp bu.
Exports o. wheat and -four FOR tho week.
as shown By ETddSir.ets. were equal To
Isles" bu. Primary receipts were sSa.o
hI-. COMPARED with Mo- bu year ago.
receipts OF 347 cars. against 3el cars last
week and - year age.
CORN
Tho sentiment In the corn marie. was
affected by large local and primary re-
ceiptI Tho weakness OF vhea. also had
a depressing influence during she latter
part OF tho session. Trading was OF small
volume. The market closed near the low
est point OF the day. D~c. opened nc 20
&c higher at 52ssc 90 &c, declined 20
Si3. and closed at 81 .H52r- Local receipts
were 6i2 cars. with = OF contrac: grade
OATS.
Trading IN oats was exceedingly quiet
Tho market was Influenced mainly by the
action o. corn. Dec. opened a shade lover
TO &c higher at 52E.Gc3a.c 70 &c. sold o,
TO s5I.c and closed az s3-.c. Local receipts
were s1s cars.
RANCE or FUTURES
Da,rfr0 fIfrhas. Ix.ass C-oxsrR
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SUMMARYOFST.LOUIS MARKETS


but outsiders schy
atent
a
ksInsa and
In
IN
and
oUIi gave the rnarket no sUppo
the
down a
&c Il
C OF
cats nominal Of
weLta
stead 81 perc
Spot cote was 10 over n re 10 C nnaEe
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BCTEnAcf,.ne1-E1t -, ar.es Ee.ses
ssesea ext. &c. e. ssass
,E6SSh.s:ir:aL fS 3Sss - 20 IA ssss
=; nc for essr.n; r'es,R:; go sO mt e:: -
DE s2r s.,tse s,sy.n:sssd s..:s !nsIIse1 su.,
.insiss $40, eeisses Ies' yoSns Amsr,eas DOT
ssT..t ies,s,s; sess 'esss s.''A 10 for
Ivt Poui4kT1o.sss n... Ne. rooster.
iuItsys. Oh u. and yosns iSe; Sprtns eucks
es.e ssS q sS" ses g. 8: ~ q 8 to- souaSi
SSssEb kouITnyzz~:sy. e.ss: .s,'s: g
Ch,eke,a e,erlse Nc: ROSTERS -: turkeys Let
GAMEIwea6eoeh aUoisSis a . and sraD
MUrToN-snesS Ses,4e; Old eueks ana ewes
rsc; ysATiins lamb eiSes sprtng lAmbe. "a
vEAI-ilvs arm: sessAy: eho:ss TO faney. iis
20 ID lss.. eei hsresics ans thin e9tc
q . end mall 90.se cer don
sor sln.ll tysry email %, E,n'eD g g. for
hsacs-dresred Sc: sro0 g: euHaio-dre,-d
and sfoss e: sandah %: white perch &c
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Eg 20.
REPTBL.rC SPECIAL

New Y0.S. sept. s-Exxs-Recei,ts e6S
case-. The weather TSs warm. bet tbs market
worked lao n strorr p-riiic1 On the whole
lire unIc- Increased locs. colsuEl.tivs demand
Tor fac quality AM sgrls speculative !.ter~s;
IN rntd:rfH and loS SraGes. which the Ezs; Side
OPERATOR took on IN anticipation OF the cf
fec % TIE Hebrew holiday seas0n pistr.sV-
80 s as5, s. V aa "a Inc az eas sh.s az. AZ.
l.a-si IN sargs- pEoro-tica- Isrtiea. checks
All cu!.s were In Ie.E.st kest.cky best III
Is. a. far Issisi.c Tennessee AMI Southern
beat l:c: Go. fair i9isc. other quotations IN
changed
Cae4so. SEPT. 2-EExs steady: ct mark. cases
:nslEisd. i.'.sis,.c
Missouri and Kansas. new No. z vs.t.voo1
casa included isi-c: case count isc. cAsss
returned. &c less per tJz.
Philadelphia. sept. 2-Exss steady: Western
fi-ss- &c .. marx