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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-04-08
NEGRO A CHILD RACE.

"We must face the fact" he said,
"that ours is a child race, a partially
developed race. when compared
with others. This statement carries
with it no discredit. A child race
must not be confounded with an IN
ferior race. I have the most pro-
found belief that no race in ancient
or modern history has ever equalled
the American Negro in development
in all directions.
sin the fullness of time we shall
demonstrate to the world that we
can become potential and helpful
part of the highest and best ciyili-
zation. Because of his progress in
the present and my faith in his
future, l never was prouder than I
am today of being Negro, and of
being identified with the struggles
and triamphs of the colored race. "
SOUTH IS NEGRo's HOME.
Arguing that the South is the
place where the Negro must win his
way. Mr.. Washington said: <
Whatever faults the South may
3 Us s -s s f
have, it is a great field for people in
which to make a living by common
or skilled labor. There are bad
white men in the South, and there
are good white men there. All Of
them are not. our enemies. We
should do all in our power to en-
courage these friendly ones to stand
by us and support us. Nine.tenths
of the intelligent members of our
race will agree that the greatest bulk
of our people should be encouraged
to reside in the South. The Negro
should cultivate the friendship and
sympathy Of the people by whose
side he lives. Any other course
would bs unnatural, illogical and
suicidal. This is what the yankee,
Jew or German does: ys,s
The Negro will gain more through
manly cooperation with the white
than through needless opposition to
him. l do not mean that we should
submit tanely to wrong and injustice,
for noman respects a strong, honest
manly character more than the
southern white man. The pros
perity Of one race is bound up in
the prosperity ofthe other. Useless
abuse Of the one by the other serves
no useful purpose.
WRONGS OF TIE LAW.
do not approve of the Negro's
giving up anything that is funda-
mental or approved by the Consti-
tuition. It is not best for him to
relinquish any rights. If the Negro
is not stimulated by just national
and state laws to become the highest
type Of citizen, the result will be
worse for the southern white man
than for the Negro. Any subterfuge
or makeshift in the form Of law
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-04-08

Geo. w. Douglass Of Golfax made
business trip to the Capital City yester.
day.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-04-08
CITY NEWS.

m. 3. II you have relatives or friends visit
ing il the city or going to make visit please
nfcgm us; we solicit ali your local news-Ed. /
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

CHICAGO. SEPT. s-FIaxseed held quiet and IN
changed: No. ] Northwestern was q 20, hi;
No. was 81 i5i1 bid: S-pt- and OFT weT. 81 lsi.
bid. Receipts were cars berg Il cars al Min
nezroIir and cars At Duluth
AID TCRP AND RoSfN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Chicago Sept s-Csiile-E-c-!pts 80. In
Guiding 3, Texas and 100 Westerns. E.arSs;
F ~ Ai g n- h S si sies eSs ss o.
h-iters 81 .sai =. cannes s. 1,g--- :. bulls 40
a.. GAVE. Sas-.s. T.Nss fei steers s, -
II 90. market < . 10 h'sh.f nl.S-l and
butchers G.-sHs-s5. sloi O. choice heavy s q, !.
80. rough hs=E. .'g~s-. ,sht ~ =. esi<
ket unchanged. lambs st-4dy. GOD = choice
w-thsrs s. 5.Jf--9. ,a.r ~ shs!r- uiix-i ~ ..
Wes,-rn .h-.o 8 g Z. Ha;.T- lambs ''-sas-
Kansas NV. No. SEPT. s-cs;s!- ef:.ceipt.
,l.~-J. market steady 20 70 histvr: choke *
pors asa drrs:,a be-. .'--rs -ss. far 10
stocs-r. and feeders g. 90 :. southern steers
8 N19.: southern soSs 20 naiiy- cows
Sd.,i Ha;lss ,i Eel.-rs &C. s -: sgi. =.
% >. h-svv s .sas 3 pack-ss s. aesi5.sl. pixs
aaI Isnis s. sssssl. sAer!,- Receipts - mar
k-t sf-a9v ani active. fatly- lambs 81 Fssis u.
Western xefh-:S . --Gt. Western -@s- ga
81. Western sheep s. e.. Western var
.rs an! feeders ssfS.
south ST Joseph. No. Sept- s-Caft..-f.e-
e-ig;. go; s;.ady nsiiy-s ;-ss = - 81. I'D
HOg>-Receigts AIS. steIty % = hi...r: Ugh;
8 a., Us sgi: medium and heavy $ +lffs-f.i-
Ser ls-ep $50 liant. s-A ouer ri2syi.
N-x Ys-k. sept s-Besses Receipts 60
bet Ia ,air dernani. natives sii- si,gsi-c pr
c :: R-e-ipis az Trrir-. handy y-ass
steady. Others lower. E-sss.r> and s1ii.rHliik
easier: y-aI- 5Gsc. culs 81. xrass-Fs go
- w-st.rns s. =. CITY t'-ss.t vsais s!.N
Al si.gI1c pr ~. eggn;Ey dressed "a -:
and larEs--R.c-ip;- =..ss: shop slow: sod
,arnt- .;.sGy: others soak ane lover 30 cell.
.h.-p :: 5e6': e.,ra 81 =: lambs s. ssss go:
ssl. god state hogs ia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

New York. fop.- s-Cott1a futures coed
fuii DO; -:eaiv. sgt 10 &c: o. - &c: Nov
io=e: D.. IS; Ian. 70 e: F.e 70 -.
steady: ITl;tiiinE zuif II =. III mlsk-;
ayen=f rrul Il al advance % u po.n'- on sept
ana q -E:il iat-E pcSl.ions a1i "howsd a
petty fEm tone during the morning. VITA
rr.cex a. orc i!ri~ % - points 1T h4Er~--
ire ad-arce being led b. tn .~r; onion. which
va. affected tv ak q: sosnr- The cpeniax
gains We iufiu~nced ~ IT, ir-n--~= q th-
fsy~Tppa! cables. which rspo--s,l a aivance
az - p.1i-tr SPIT cn-fo-. % u s,s'f.tS N
sept AID ~ points oth-r T7siti1ns at
III. h0ar a .ocli np.Ein=- Price r. ;hs after
noon broke Sharply. ciosi-F -l=ht n the bit
ton n-t decline q y points Oh sept and
of Tdis points On the later months
Liverpool sent. S-Snct cotton: good bus ness
done: price. 1909 points hlxhe-. American mid
ding fair. 10si- good rnl.dInz sal. ruidf.r<
ssoi: low rnlddlinx sod. rood ordinary -:
ordinary s.iL- The SALES Of the da- were ..usi
bales. az which ~ were f1- sr'~euiat.o7 ant
export and InctuSei 6fHl American P~-~ip's
tsa ;szls<- Including 81 Ani~-icsn- Futures
op@nsd steady ari ci1ps1 st-efy- 'r-ricsl
r-IdiiIrx =. c Sent Gid. ssrt- -o-t. -.
Oct--Sov- ed: Nov--Dse go. De. Jar,
ca Ian Feb --sfs Feb -Na-~h sIi- MARI
Ar-fi Sid: Aprii-aay 5-sod. Nsv-IiEn- ESD
New orleans. Sept s-Co,tca-Fatur.- steady:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
BY Teiegra ph.


Memphis. Tenn. sept s-River stands feet.
a fall q : IN the ia,t a hours Tn- F-'-fs
sita ii. PACKAGES n..rShandis- ter tni- place
.nd r-iu-ael a; noon today wiz ps-=nger
Iss sy f. Z. aE.snt t'i h. a;
S9,k eiS5g ~, sSTs saa ST0 81 =, 's f1l,S T
Na-i-r> ~Hd plots coming 10 th.s port with
n.e Feet q water On the kAase arr mssins
say thu; many lights ar. OUT of the channels.
AMI s-ea; many are aid By brush AMI willow
cairo. IN sept s-.Riy-r s4use 5.sds "a
Wsais4S fair and esor rhr .a,y .. sv.2a.h
arrived from IA. Tennessee River al -, a m.
hsry sst .t lss " s Il rsaaeah in gasr z
II 6 wrirh; arrived from Memphis a; p m
.. II. and eI-ar~d for Memphis at s.51 p.
Pa,ilrsh "A; : , m
Grand Tower. III sept s.-s-e. I.-e UP al
l., a m Stacker IL Gown az a N. Gen
a. -. a Tcii61oesS p at ; , II Chisk..
4,t:v.t y ~ Z, m Th- ssus1 I.s5s los
cap Girari-aG. No. sept s-w-ath-r clear
a a las, .r I'm =.eSsr Lee dS % Al al
General CORY down a. ,
Warsaw. IL. sept s-GauSe r.ad- - feet.
Is. q j. Ia l-s: = soy T:,b 20. sd s,S
Isiia. S-elja ara r.s-ia DOWN. Quincy up. Sill
Cs->c-n; In and oct.
fiirlitSs"f1. IA -"p'- - n- rlE-f i yet
81 ineh.s allow low marx. a Use % = inea-
Weather clear and warner The ss,'n-y - due
down tonight The Helen Blair ard E-O.se n
and oct
Chester. III. sept s-G4Hs- 3. and falling
Weather fair and warm Stacker Lee down ~
midnight 'h-s;er W az ie-s = II Res Lee
up az a
Paaucah. Ky. sept s-tiauge reads : FEET
an! falling Harl-y 20 Cairo in Plsc- % Fowler
A. a. m. Dubi-y iu- tonight River low
Viek-burs. Miss. sept s.-jaaxs r-ads IS. n
fall % = The B-il- % the ft-nds ci-ar-d TIE
Coriiii Is due Up. TIE weather - ci-a-.
Wheeling. W Va. sept. s-Rivrr feet
inch-s. r!sng CIouiy. Right showers DOVE:
II. n Bedford. ParssTsEurg-
Louisville. Ky. Sept River stationary. IN
canal 1-s, On falls 20. below locks - C1-ai.
pl.lsaut-
Fl;;sbuFg Pa. S-pt s-Riv.r IS feet. sta
tiora-y at Davis Island dam Cloudy. warm
Cincinnati. u. SEPT s.-kiy-r -. station
a-y- -Four departures 'lear. warm
Evansville Ind. sep. s.-Hivsr s,a;iouary;
- Clear. w4ffn-E.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

antin~ cattle was Available. and thu quality
ranged common 20 god. though most steers an j
decent t. s..sI- An active generally
s;rofsx ton- prevailed. 10th steer aHd t.iV :
In places showing iHr advance A pretty fIiI
SurIlv ~ calves was again On sale. ani ~rif
sioS ami Irregular. prices Snoyinr a fu=th@
.~clin. u about - E.ad. ghlgh rIaE~- 'h-
hos size TUESDAY s. - r~- head. and In -h-
tr-uss more.
Ret-inis this week have teen around = ar.
n small s.-cr-as- a. curuuar-,i u-th lat We =
Rs--!ut- at Other point have also been iiEht'f
hut this has ut kept tn mar..s- a irIl ha
SIS: 10 has had IT. uus AMI downs hut a Slia
has. nsvsTfh-iess. tea f.etirst - about lfG...
for "a. week Nh4i- rris c,snc--iszi IN all
classy % Et-er- ~" t~st Fini- around sLi1';
hag. hal slightly the b-zt % g.
Fair 10 god ~ur- from s. = have ac-
vanr.t iyr. but rufnifsnu AMI rsn'.-rs arr hardy
snv different. sut .ElrIzf iLi.- ar rpss-'f= -
Present - Quot" The us-i.s-t. ,h- f.w Ss1iNsi-
selling nrm.
-. ff~f q tire r.sr-ut uesa wsr- light AZ
mics advanced a-cuu- al. but later On To-
rrafE-- Elgffra. arsfr 1.--f head arriving
since N1u4av. sni ITt--z sl.rl4rsd murr a..
thrv had gained. Iss.4nE them s'"adv Eith AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
VISITORS REGISTERED
At STATE BUILDINGS
The following visitors registered AT the
State buildings yesterday:
MISSOURI!

Apt.SNsIE 4rhsTt'aFA - VAC
State buildings yesterday:
MISSOURI
W II Ashu!s-. NJ ~. n AshI->-. Ruby
A-hurst. Clarence. Thomas W ingram NJ
7 -. Ingram. Mrs Fay Errii ingram. kan-a-
Krus-. ssuu4nxtOn. = 2 Buiier Irs 4. r
butler bismarck: Mr. I'd Drew. Ed. Drew.
Belgrade. J. T.. Grifnlh. L>Jui Fr,d Baks..
serh: MARY Butler. ASHLEY; g p. Patton. Scott
GIN Cr Mr. ara M,- g PS., s SaInsa
John \ Bran>. chill.e1th-. Charles D-snoy---.
Frank Discovers Ka;h-vn D-snoyerS L-osii.
p-.noy-r. IL Pe@tz. St-eiyiil-- ?. g Collins.
CaaIt Mrs. J. 9. Romuei. Henry Rom
g. Elsie ISi Martin.sars: f:ra Tai. shanfosss
: a Mcpousie. CnilHco;h-. p J. Bus<irk
stephen I.rckst; Kansas city: Mr. an! Mrs.
y ii. .shepasri,, Nh. Il, : Shepherd. Car
Ida Anderson. Marie Rauran, Ms / ". Big
ger Roberta Ncj. kintx. Katherine Kintz
Kansas city. I. II Nall. ta-tssxs: Mrs Min
pr. Dewitt Huxh~S. John Barnett. Walter
Dr,zs EiairE-oUn. Roy Woods. George W
Weay.r. Clinton vs.. l. Sy.2;tI csrroliton: +.
water william = Mo-row. Elmo. J. IL
NJ. p 7 Saith. Hybr:d: l. y Baker Pir,iin
.. y. Claim. L>-oaard: !. g. True. Younger W.
a TN, AIIeh MsDan.iS. NJ J. 1uss ~ M,
ponaf. Milton McD1naId. Richmond: G. ".
MItch.Ii carrie MiiessI. ca-roI.ton. Anna ID
soi.s. ~. T. z E %s;.., srade M Mr. :, =
Gaii,orli. EdIie Hsilsy. Ray Raiiey. BroN.-
Ing. Mr. Franz Bo@hr7 y. Johnnie Bo~nri-
Julia Bo.hn. Frank Boehnn. SaTrnee Isoesrn.
Fanr.- sh1r-s. oakrood: I1-tf;. Bra;fen. Ms
N-ry Bratten. Setzlia. Mary Douglas. Jeicr-
500 CITY. clifton c. LsnborH, Mrs.. g g Lam
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lII.s'r '.'1 s''1.'1s VI .,. -,f4.-I-,
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Depa rt~d-
Arrivals To-day,


-Th- CslsSte- arrived yesterday from Cap
G:-aTt@au With g1ld fr-isht and passenger
patronage. she SiN not MAKE h-r Usual tTi7-
20 several Day. ewing % the necessity % re-
pairs The Ciry Of Memphis Will ontinue th-
sheS-srs regular trsrs SIZE departed at =
o'cl1cx Yesterday Afternoon
The Rse- Lee arrived from Memphis ye>-e--
1sy with xooi consignment % fr-!gh-. but f-u
passengers she sili e-rar- :C- the salr- point
a; o'elocS tEis afjerr0-u-
The Belle % Calhoun - expected 20 arrive
Srlu. m. gpp<r rlye- thts morning Sh- VIII
depart f5= the sane destination at O'Clock
to-ulnrrBv Afternoon
The city Of Savannah arrived froT. th- Ten
r--ss- River y.stsr.ay- She viii Srpa.- Cor
the zane paint a. o'clock to-El1TTVS Aft-!-
aOoa-
The p Paul cepa-ts; yesterday afternoon
Z o-c!ock rsr 81 Paul WIKI Worlds Fair
visitors and a good consignment % freight
a Large number e the Modern woo&men Of
Aris RIGA took advantage % excursion rip
The C!;y % PrOyft--c- last night
The Bala Eagle de7srte. for chester yes
;er,ily aftsErooa with h-- usual sOcc patroass-
The Peters Lee left Memphis Yesterday and
= due 70 GrT!y. h-r- Sometime Tomorrow
TIE C'o-w!n II S.-lcer dad her usual good
business yesterday And last Hight.
-oay:a!n Cawp-E % The Rork island Marine
Was visited the I>rve- yesterday
The sprea,. Is EXPECTED - arrive from Gsac-
Ten this rn!n<
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
BANKING ISSUES STRONG
ON INCREASED BUYING.
COMMERCE Is A STRONG
SPOT.
General Tone of List Seems Very
Bullish and Investors Are Act
i've in Adding TO Their Lines.

Strength and activity again Were the
leading characteristics OF the market for
local securities. A continued upward
movement IN the prices Of trust company
and bank stocks was the feature q: the
days trading. Investment interest Is
showing remarkable Increase in volume
and brokers are loaded with buying or
ders- fractions Were in excellent demand.
With Transit up TO N:s-i. and United
Railways preferred on the advance from
s.. % TO fss5
Baak Of Commerce. though only moder-
a;ely active. vas tn. strong spot OF the
Gay at S-s.0 Mechanics. National ad-
vanced ) points TO ScS Brisk buying ad-
vanced Missouri Trust 20 S2l and Me-
camille TO tiDa Commonwealth was
strong az 81 and s2es.
Central Coal and Coke common az - .
was the active issue In the miscellaneous
list
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

EDWARD II BOWIE.
Local FJT-cas----
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-TEERc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
RENT PIANOS.


RENT PIANOS.
81 3. 81. 81 per month Tor reat piano~. Best
assortment. loves; prices in town bradbury
uizrJ HaErrunI.-. I9i. olive 1T +. G. -s.aisa.
mfr. r. z Whitaker. mgr.
EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
>~~~~~~~~~>~s~~~~~s>
FARM ranches. city real .stats and -nerchan-
dc for sale OF 'fafs.
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 OKLAHOMA co.
81 Chestnut ST
FOR sale q Tra!e-ElKht furnished rooms.
always fun. rent 81. what have your 50 y
sixth
FOR sale 8r EschznEe-A thr.e-secti0n. Co
acre ranch. IN tn. tSt cattle-Tsi-inE section Of
the cuurtry-. near san Angelo. Tex: mild win
aT--siau belt and VIII grow onions. ranch i'm
Droverr-ft-. STATE school iarf. buyer Will have
:" live u AZ least six r-lg-ItEs longer. worth
- Ter acre cash. will exchange FOR city =
town property having a rental vRlu-- A.1.s-zs
J. y. Teagar.f-n. IiEeoia- Tex
RESTAI RANT: downtown business district:
sd egui p:nsrt. exchange for :U1rlinS house
Gla-cork. SO Chestnut
ROOHISG-HOUSE: exchange FOR coufection-
cry or small business. IrggI-" Seii Olive
WANTED TO sell or exchange surrey and
buggy -f3 : Grand
Will. exchange confectionery and cixar store;
soda fountain. good location: FOR property III:
Market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

Domesiic Exchange.
hang
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Best Native steers loo Lower-South-
| ern Cattle HIxlcr-HORa H1gher.

NATIVE CaTTLE;-Pe-f S,~-Ts-Th. native
steer market Wa -rc~p;i.naiiy dull and draEsy.
Very few rol-I 20 choice steers were svaiishi-.
tie bulk 0. the receipts comprising irs- medium
20 decent ciaxse. Buyers we've very oea-:sh and
insisted On lower values This resulted In .
very late trade In sympathy with medium. cat
tie best grades were als1 lower. but they
shovel the least decline. bids ;h-.> during
n. middle Q. ;hs day beins fully &c lower. but
later on buy-T, took hold and bid r-r-e strong
~ leaving such Kinds only lee lower than ye--
to-day. on medium grades bid. q; a late hour
were fat &c lower. scarcely anything Of this
class moving
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Car strikes AusomobiIe.

An automobile owned by the Auto Liv-
cry Company OF No. ss& Olive street was
struck BY sounthbound Suburban car at
Sarah street and L,n6elI boulevard early
yesterday morning and damaged TO the
extent OF go. Frank Paine OF No s{3
Olive street was operating the automo-
bile No one was hurt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Suit for Maintenance.

Nargareiha Pfisterer applied 10 tbs
Circuit Court yesterday 20 have her hus-
band. c. F. Pnsterer. compelled to sup
port her. They were married February 4.
is72 lie left her September L. 1876. she
states liz. earns 50 week she alleges
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New York. Sept s-L1vs Poultry-Recsipts
Including cars that arrived lar- YESTERDAY.
were cars Western and l southern. About
cars more are expected later in the vseS The
demand !ell on slightly. tut IN. market was In
good shau-- and v-Ev ii,fl- Will have 70
over The Hebrew New Year commences AT sun
down to-no.roS and verv little will h- wanted
before next week. Prices w-r- Uachs.s-s! OF
all descriptions OF live DoGltry-
Dressed. Poultr.-Rec-iDts LIS pkxs Receipts
TO-DAY Were Of quite liberal u-OI,orticis and III
Guided NEARLY everything due here yesterday
e1d .cf:ae stock that should have t~-r here On
TUESDAY. Nearly everything arrived with ic-
all melted and contents Ere-n AMI slippery. and
had be forced out without tIgch regard 20
prices strictly fancy. large chickens. either
d-v-uics-I or Sraic-3. w-fe In good demand
and brought premium over quotations. but
fuIly nin--t.nfhs OF all the chickens arriving
We're undesirable Ir size. ami had to be forced
out a; from lie 10 lic foE sound. while oT-ocn-
ditionsd lots sid lower Fowls worked out al
steady prices. hut the market lacked map. and
ONLY very closely graded indisnss exceeded
quotations. Squads yerv Irregular IN quality
and only fancy brought outslc- figures
Ice6-Sorlne chfckens - Western Gry-p!rssi
over lbs. to rsir. 10: dry-picked. mixed size,
iei+S i3c. Western scaidsd. over Q lbs TO pair
fancy. Nc: scalded. mixed sizes prime. I2i,3
lSc. do small l2dizi.c- Other quotations
changed
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sEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS

I' SIS So IS. sol. so IS s's... 80
IL. NJ 80
western
-. .i0it--. 40
BUTCHER CATTLE-The butcher market
Was characterized by the zane listisss tone thai
has prevaii-t. FOR some time The supply was
also light AMI included very Few desirable Of
rar.ng- only a few good cows al g and s51Te
hand and pretty good iosG of h..ferr
that snit at 9ss. comparatively no change
y-auSt.rinE
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sep; 10 sIaIe see Oct 10 .eGi9 &C. Nov. 10. 2sa
]. -: Dee 10 :. an. -: Ian. ios-al0 &c. Feb
.as. 10 ssc. Marcn ], ha! &c SDo- cotton
-f-1ay. sales $50 bai~-. ordinary s.. goo. or
dlf-Tv liz. nlidilinE l5-Isc. Hii1iins
= 3-lsc. good mlddi!ng Lore. mitdln- fair HISS
Receipts SIS bsi--. stock - ils bal---
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s,ockers and Fesders-The country inquiry
ssz comparatively light and trading partoos
Of siowaess N this account Between local
traders ard IN. few outside buyers a pretty
Eooi clearance from nrst hands Vas Effected
al steady prices one lot 81 ~eil-br-f native
FEEDER showing some flesh. went at az but
pefe az extra kinds The supply carried by
trader. Is very heavy. ana mainly . pretty
gcod cas- Of SUE.
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TRIBE OF Ben OUR.

GT LOUIS COURT. NO. i02- TRIBE OF
= Ben-Hgr. meets eveiy s-csoe and fourth
aues. sons and Dauxhiers Of Hur from other
courts n1i Of the cit5 are hereby extended
a Cordial Invitation visit By order %
ALICE ( AULkES Cniek
Attest= Arendt KueIper. Scribe. No. go Scott
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
50. Louis Cotton Market.

iiEse- and slams ,.e p On -,t.,-,-
Gsls, -S-,t market caie,. mldiia
10 il-Isc.
New ofIesas-Spst market steady: ra!ddiias
10 ii-Isc.
M-mpnI--s.at market STEADY. riiIllas issc-
Receipts at principal points
Galveston lT.l-f ualc-.
New ORLEANS S{S bales
Noble 81 t1i~-
savannah SIT bales
Charleston. lsli bales
Norfolk is bii-<.
Houston Ia.0.S bale--
M-rnph!. . hale.
Set r-c-lp.- AT all Omitted stat i-fts e ~
!ay- yer- IIt-aI hsi-- against al uai~S a
week sg1. rnt @s..ie bai.~ In 80. Export =
sss bales against s.53f bales n I3f'i stocks
IL ss3 bai-~ against E---,g tsisS IL I-l
To.ai receipts from September ! - date l-cs
bales axsius, 81 fst ha!-- last year
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
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New orIszns. sept. Sugar strong. O2sn k.t-
tie .A1s Sic. d.. centrifugal 1J-.sc. C-nIrtfu-
gal vn!-s. ~. Fellows S,.dta.C. SECONDS -7sV
IS II ulHss-s npfn:ra4. o. On Nstt- -fG-sc' eei4-
trIiusa4 lWl@ lss- -isJp nominal. ~
Seq YORK. SEPT .-Susar-iax s.sady. fair
refining y-.C. e-ngfif1sal Is ;--t = IN. mo-
la-.-s sugar ~. refined steady. crushed $50
L.-l--l-Ie- =. Eran.L.. I'd -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
REPI-RIIc SPECIAL

case. The rnsrke; mainta;fsd IN. nrIl position
noted yesterday. which figures wer- adopt-,. to-
day b. the trade In general. as the basis Of
,ran.ss;ion' on the vs5.ous trade. Il Is yos,,,
the week. and stock showed delays In transit.
aft he Friday night and ~ Ieesivsf, sf.hsa -
keep Up n free movement. which was assisted
Ss,aiity os the reee,pt,. %ots;nx don. in es,iy
storase 9uata;ion. unchanged
near sS spd w.s.ern ,,r-.. s;an',e a. MAJ 49,
Kansas City. No. sept. s.-Exxs firm: Ms
ineiTasd. isize: case count isc: eases i.,ufned
cticaEo. SPIT; s. Egg, nFsner: a, mark. cas-.
Dried Fraits.
New York. S-pi. s-Th- market for svap-
GRATED stDles is Lite easier: DEMAND Is SUI
any ex.ent the declining tendency u futures
has had soT 2, EJECT on spa P5,s-- Sommon
eTslEc. and fancy a; iu5I.c Pruns. are in light
asshd ir ana sTe or sd gse =, Sso'ASn.
cots are in demand. but coast advice> STATE that
his Ia. had sesenc ere to n, actual trans
acti ,d choice ar 9Soted a. Sc s5iIa ehoio-
at at, ana ana fa 1e n.hes rres ehaf er
choice are qao;-d at .i.6..se: extra choice at
ssss.e. and fancy at s,sGiec-
Coffee.
New York s-pt- s.-Cone. steady: No Rio
SIC The market Tor futures opened steady at
an advance Of 10 10 points in 5yrnps;sy with
holiday there were official sdysces frcm
Brazil: and sh lie pirate aaVisss ssid 20 hay.
to the growing crop. the market during the
afternoon attracted but little demand and grad
uaily ea>~i OF under moderate l.1uidefions los
ing steadily al unchanged prices 20 al advance
Of points. sales were reported Of ~. 30 bags.
including sept. e5.1s &C: Oct sAc: Dec &c
SIC: Jan s-y,c: March ...5g!.ioc. ,iay !-.-6
nc. July 1-;oS..sc-
Butter aad Cheese.
New York. Sept s.-Buter arrn: unchanged
Cheese steafy: unchanged
Chicago. sept s--Burfer steady: crear,erfes
iAgisc: daisies i:i.c Cheese steady 20 nrr7.
sfsnisc-
Philadelphia. Sept. A-Buf,er Arm: rood de-
r.and. exfrs, Western Creamery fSr. extra near
by prints .fe- Cheese firm. fai. demand: New
York full creams. fancy. yi.c: DO choice SQyixc.
DO. fair to choice si-Gsac.
Flaxseed Q1otati0ns.
Chicago. SEPT. s-FIaxse~t held quiet and IN
changed: No ! Northwestern was Il 80, hIS:
No. was 81 i5i1 bid; S-pt and o..t- weT. 81 isi.
bid Receipts were . cars berg Il cars At Min
neapoIis and at Duluth
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