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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

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PORK T. y. B-Sex Standard moss In ,oh
btls Nsv glogsi noinlnally at 81 ns.
LARD-Choics steam +. side closed uonninally
s.s, s.ttle-ren1efet at s7.g.a.c.
Ia at si=c- lss at $50. Iss At si,c .ns al si-~
skinned lsains-ls- at i1I.c. 1sg36. a, I1%c 20
80 a. io'sc, Csliforniae at .isG.Sc n "
snonicsrs isri. svb at &c; belize. s9s AZ.
lli.c. 10 av. 1876. II ?i.c II av. sI.c Prom
ne biock. del. ham. at Sc TO si.c fos run ~
,.sT.r belle. g. 20 70 SIC as n ayerax-.
MEafro s,.I S.fA o ss.a Cured :, e's.
elo%cd nu,sInsliy-: +fri5 av al E.zI,471 arr
- az. az '5@i-d.z5. =. 3 e Bxd. lot. IN
iohtiaz Wy ranged thus: Extra shorts az T.,c
Fits at "a. short clear et 77>c bellies st 81 a,
70 Pc. plate. at So. fat back. At Sac stan1.
arg hsess at SIC. Orders higher.
az oSnnBat ? e meats IN . iobbinE ~Ay
ssh'o,niA at si,uskc. New York shouiders .,
= r flain smoked bxd lots in a jobb!ne way
ranged: Extra shcrts 81 So. ribs a. Sic.
sho-t clear ~ SIC. bellies al go 10 f9,.c plates
~ sc Tat hacks AT g. standard hacks AZ SIC
Dsalers charged higher on orders
IALIoW.9ui., but firm COUNTRY In isht
orerinx az &C FOR strict No. and 414Isc for
At a. 05~.
COUNTRY LARD-Cuo,e min. a, lH,1
cI.Ep STEtRiSE-SoninaI at .G;i.~
GREASE-yuote. Brown 5a3I,c. Fellow SO
- and white ti-af..-la;ter FER choice
Paeker,' s'cck: Brown 355i.e. yellow At SO
BEEF.on ORDER: Rbia.-PIa,. 81: roll ami
FULTON Market 20: mess 81: dried. De. ID"
sets f2iSr. insidss i=c knuckies f5c- otIf.i1e,
i-c. tongues le'7J15c per ID
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
GRAIN VALUES ADVANCE
ON MILLING DEMAND.
EXPORT TRADE IN FAIR
VOLUME.
Weather and Corn News Seem
Bcarish. but Sentiment Fa-
vors Buying Side.

Grain values closed higher in ve-.er-
days market. While there wss not much
in tn" weather or crop news TO Justify
an advance. the cash situation was so
strong that few trader. cared to case
their lines. The principal factor was the
brisk foreign demand for -four and large
sale OF that commodity here and AT .in-
neapol!s. Millers were good buyers in the
sample corner.
The Bulletin des Halicrs. organ OF the
French farmers. estimates the wheat
crop OF France at .eeDp.e bu.. against
an estimate Of 100000 bu. last yed-.
AMI the official estimate OF :Si.'.p.sy bu-
Brs1street's reports the available supply
OF wheat ctst of tn. Rockies for the past
week at $500 bu. increase. and stocks IN
and snoat for Europe increased .. 1000
ju.. making the worlds available supply
increase 3.9's."p bu.. against an increase
Of 1890" bu. A week ago and an increase
OF $500 bu- IN i:.G.
Dee. wheat opened &c VI. ranged from
81 G.s.Ti. oe.s1 and closed at 81 asi -Ti.n9is-
corn. though fairly strOrS. was dull. and
the range 81 values Vas narrow. Lower
temperature In the West held the active
options steady.
B-acstre-'s reports tho available supply
OF corn eaSr Of the KOcki's for tine past
week at i.2ss."si bu. Increase. against d
decrease of $1,000 bJ- week ago and On
increase ~ ,1i.ct, bu- In l.s2.
tSisTisizc and closed at fSi4c asked.
Receipts % wheat at 81. Louis. 1-...ol
bu, Of which go SKIS. anc III cars local
and . cars through. against 40 hu-. OF
which ~ cars local and II cars through.
In 1870.
Receipts OF wheat a. primary points for
- hours. $3.50 bu-. against l.1s5o" bu. IN
100. and shipments. 5000 bu.. against
4ssO 90 bu. Northwest received 10 cars.
against ss3 cars Ia 1915 Chicago received
5J,SS:.. bu. and Kansas City 1890 bu-
Clearauces. l:S.s'" bu-
Receipts q corn a; ST. Louis 5i.3l5 bu..
of which . skS. and ~ cars local and -
cars through. against G.t5 bu-. OF which
rs SKIS. and - cars local and !: cars
through. In 1873.
Receipts Of corn at primary points for
- hours. i.JiI.sc bu.. against i5l2..s" bu.
IN 1870 and shipments aU."D bu-. against
<sIvS bu. Chicago received l5.3.So bu.
and Kansas City $3.50 bu- Clearances.
s.. ~ btL
Receipts OF oats at -. Louis. 1855 bu..
Of which II SKIS. and ;. ears local and 81
cars through. against $50 bu-. OF which
70 cars local and cars through. In 1875
Receipts OF oats at primary points for -
hours 500, bu.. against s1S.asS bu. in 1876.
and shipments 1880 bu., against escvU
bu- Clearsnces. $50 bu-
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
Of oats east of the Rockies for the past
week at 4.243.tsO bu- increase. against an
increase OF :.gS.0s6 bu. week ago and
an increase OF 5000 bu. in ieeS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
Corn Shows Gain Of 1-Sc-Oats
Are on 14c-f'rovisions . lie
Higher Ia lie Lower.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago. sept. Am improved demand
for -four at Minneapolis was one Of the
principal causes Of a firm wheat market
here to-day. ~ the close Dec. wheat
was up '<fisc. corn showed a gain Of
-. Oats wcre OF ixc. Provisions wsr.
=l=c higher 10 JaIi-c lower.
WHEAT
The wheat market opened firm on high
cr prices at Liver pool and Oh continued
reports Of damage In the Northwest. In
itial quotations on Dec. were up shade
to i,d-.c. at $685. to Si.'-as. During the
early part Of the day trading was rather
light in volume. bu; toward the noon hour
some good buying Developed
One OF the principal operators was cred
lied with buying both Dee ard May
through commission houses Will. selling
May openly. Favorable weather IN
tn. greater part 81 the country was re
spOnsib!e for much 81 the early s-llins
As the session advanced tn. market be
came quite strong under the influence OF
a buIiish situation In the Northwest.
An improved demand for -four was
manifested at Minneapolis. and a .onSe-
quent rally in wheat prices there helped
the speculative trading In this market
ST. Louis also reported a better demand
for -four, sales OF 1900 barrels being made
at this point Primary receipts were
much smaller than a year ago These de
'iciencies fra arrivals impaired some ao-
GitiO1sl strength To the market 1E'fe
Was also some buying on an unofficial
estimate OF the total OF the French crop.
the figures being placed Mt :'e"S."o bu
The Weld last year. according TO otnc!d!
sources vas 3r.Ya.gp bu.
Stimulated by these builiSh Influences.
Dec. advanced to sl."1i=. Although part Of
the gain was lost on realizing tn. market
closed firm. with Dee. 1T Si.rs'.-
Clesrances of wheat and Hour were equal
TO I25so bu. The worlds visible supply.
according To Bradstrcet'S. increased 3.3's.-
go bu. Primary receipts were sgI5.o hu.
compared with i.9Ii.s.1 hu- year ago
Minneapolis. Duluth and chicago reported
receipts OF 81 cars. against 80 ears last
week and $50 cars 4 year ago.
CORN.
Higher cables and strength % wheat was
largely responsible for firm tone in corn
The feature of trading was heavy buying
by commission houses supposed 70 be act
ing for n leading provision interest. Cen
srally favorable weather held the market
IN check Dec. opened unchanged TO isc
higher at 5ls.c TO 5iF.c. gold between Size
and 5ei.c ana closed at 5i'.c- Local re
ceipts were sc caTz. With IL Of contract
grade.
OATS.
a heavy increase In tho -oTld', visible
supply had a depressing Influence ON the
oats market Business was fairly large.
fec. opened a shade TO Ia higher at IA
37i.c TO o5isc aud after selling "n to- $50.
closed at 52'sc. Local receipts were 3ei
cars -
Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts GoOd-Beef Cattle
HiGhes-Sheep Close Lower

NATIVE cATTLE-Be-f ete.rt-Th- -rectr
81 a very moderate supply at Chicago OF ony
is.t.o head Wednesday readily strengthened the
selling side here and higher prices were asked
from the stsrt. The supply "a. Of normal pro
portions. ana the number Of be.ves being hardly
- iars" a. previous DAYS this week no real
difficulty vas encountered in securing al
..Ic-. However while tho majority q. the
offerings sold strong 20 icc HIGHER than yesteT-
days close. some even iSc. there was a good
bit OF uneyenness developed. The good steers
that sold at G.is or better showed most o. Oh.
ssin. and Will. some OF tn. medium dressed
beef ard exr-ort steers in places also scor.d a
gain. the general ma:s.t on such kinds vas
only steady. Top saies at SIS were rcr good
i.<'-lc. steers. a little plain in quality. with a
tr..iy good kind 81 i.S9o-Ib. weights around
y,..Ju5 Is. and i.-9-!h. steers IS .5u5 a. and
a good class 81 I',,-ib at s. 81: fall 20 medium
steers weighing from l.@'dl.E1 hs.. latter
weights being pisin. sold a. $685..
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wHEAT-By sample. del No. red q; 81 n
al ia w and 81 II p side. No. red At 81 ~
Nr yooT 20 81 .0.ni-e and fancy 81 IL. No. {
a, srss, O.. according TO- quality: rejected q,
ies. 30. hard at ssc sor low to si-4 for best.
and No al s5g:>c. Skd- en- trk. a: &c FOR M
grade TO 81 n for No. rel SID IN elevator.
10. red 81 o7i-. No rcd si-os's. No s,i.e.
tDRN-Bv sample, dsl.: Local No. ., 81.
gssc; No J at sisSli,c. No, yellow At SIC
30. whit. at sc: No , white az Sic: No.
do, al 20. Destination; No. whiss at sclse.
oATs-By sample. del: No a; ssi,aa,Sc.
Z az &c: no-graie a: N. No. white at 80
1si.c. NJ. white al &c for poor 20 Jlizsy
3aise: No. white at &c 10 35isc. Standard
FIoUR-soft winter in wood: Patents 500
So: straight. $ .sFs-s5: extra fancy 1.i95
81, ciesr a.safft.13. ios-erai- In iute sks.
sir3 30 Hard winter IN tutes: Patent SE5.
straight SsJ3&s5. clear sS-so6i. Iow-sraie
Mrf,I.FEED-Brsno offered basis r trx ., &c
FOR har. and sshSc fc- soft winter IN iaa>.
hard winter mixed feed in hos sold at sec and
n,iosahl. in r.s az siH9cc: nlifs at H.938l.le:
" SIDE In los. bran at SC and mills at 81 10.
HxY-on T. Tx New timothy. 81: for
choice. sIe5ii for No I: and ssffs. . foI No 2.
So. for low grades New clover Sl3Gi3.5o for
No ana siihi2 for Nc New clover mixed
at ssas. 20 for No. and $3.50 for No. 2;
new prsirie s. 80 for No. 1. $50 for No. and
sTRAw-on tTk. wheat and cats. ~5oa5:
rys ssns-
FI.AXSEED-s;. Ioui. higher a. s.isl, bid
SPOT. and o. arrive. promp; shipment.
and Spccisl brands Missouri worth more.
spEr.TER-A9s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

GRASS sEEps-N.r tino.hy nssst g. v.,-
aan.ar.n a. sces n,iiss Al :se dssH s: osds1;
SE4 Rs,. Peas Ss.s. e ssr :r.
.piit Pea, =: hlaek.ys 81 Sos Per r.; Lima
st ts Isi.I.' s .S - pa s.a' 10 iss K:
GATOR BEASs-N.5s PER bu for prime IN
IL Of sis .i ' saaa.s ss:;.
.rSt,c: .vapora,ed a, sh6sc: cores and peel
Ing. 81 r.Sibc: chops At iisaii.c. Peaches at
HoNEY-Comb-No I q, iceiar: inferior bro
;rae,ed IN Dbl. .. 10. &c for esoc. and sas,e for
in,:5,cE and DARK: q cans. t1osS
brow stssn ri Sisss @is.s Ifsds; Bpm Al
EMPTT BsRREis.ce.I az .urs;n,,n. a an.
:qs:r i MI, sS's = I r.: :.s, Ss:
picsl. .osge. sour so SC: r,oi.:..: nc: lard
t.. g. g; sc on for zach broken head or ssavs:
tooPERAGEGon orders for prompt deliver:
ssoSp i foT 81 for soop
s IS: e 81, ssts Ssss f E:s
90: srsu, casks Is. sI.ck-~cTk bbIs-Eish,-
Se ss e .as. ssa- sSsD :s.ss e.
milirin apple 5sc: NJ. spp,. oSc: meal &c:
LISsEEp oTl-Rs~ ce :' boiled &c: lie less
IN 1919 ssr-rss is,s o,,v,,,. -,.. ~. .,-
l.w nc; summer Write &c: yellow &c: salsd
soc: cooking. white Is. yellow &c
FEATHEES-Prine white 1--we Ree~e IN small
SKIS sc: ami In large SKIS. Sc: prime fray iiys
geese &c IN small sri enc IN large SKIS old
white 3sd+ec: -7d53c: NX i.d2ec: xxx lo0
IL; MIX g. tar. 10 per cent on small sks.
and on large: duck. white 5sdssc: dark 10
%; turkey. body dry &c: chicken. primo
RooTs.Pe. 10: cin..n@ at SIS to ss.stem-
INV. ~s.6y. etc. i~>s- while choice large brings
.sIs., lad ,,iiSs.rs 81 .e Ma ,sl S.nk IS.
SaSsc white snak. :ie. angelica Sc: .ahco.
blue Tag &c: sasafrs.. bark Of root s45iic: Wild
girE.rsc- All kinds in demand and Arm.
bEESWAN-Prime At "a per 10.
DEER SKINS. ETc.-Prine deer skins nc
pr ~ black tail ,1c-inferfcr less: an,eiopo
l-LyFISc: goat .a7Sc esch-dsmaEsd out.
cOOPERSTUFF-In car lots. frt.: sssves
Flour Dbl a, so for coston~ood and S:.s fer
hht ,srm, a. IS 90: miii-run fruit bbl. $40:
sser Leg M;a,s; lsTd e.. 81; pork ssl , sla
I-i.-ineh stock Cor apple ebl. SIC: No. 2 D..
hep. Flour bSi So sof eeorsr 6. neo :ssa
hak-bhl- s.: co'ied elm sfootl ts6A .: oak
lard ,e~. cooP.r shsy.d. s;gol,: pork Dbl 8.
lbi.. worth &c per bsl. this SIDE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES
LEAD THE LOCAL LIST.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY THE
FEATURE.
bIIing of Glasses of Stocks L.
Good and Prices Are Sharp,
~ Higher.

Heavy buying Of banking issues was tho
feature Of yeStcrday'- market for local
securities. Prospects for Il big fall bust
ness vas the main bullish feature. Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust. Missouri Trust. Nc
chanics' National and State National v.erc
The strong spots. and the buying demand
was In notable contrast 20 the recent
spathy.
Transit was well taken at 81. and Unit
90 Railways preferred advanced 1,
s5ss2i,. though later sales were made at
"A lower figure.
Mississippi Valley Trust advanced 80 I
share, TO 81. and Missouri Trust sold I'D
10 si". Commonwealth also was well
taken at s.1i.i0 and sg75. Mechanics Ma
tional UP 10 $3.50 and State National at sl.o
were also in excellent demand. The entire
list was strong ard there WAS "A better
general demand than there has been for
weeks
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
HELPERS.
:. 40 l.. ~. :"
YEARLINGS.

q. TO. lie
sHEEP-Abyut half OF the arrival. OF sheep
were brought N By local packers. leaving only
q moderate supply sale. which did not in
ciude a many good lambs a. on Tucstsy bu.
the offerings Of sheep were equally as good a .
usual 1he market opened . little SLOW: In
fact. was dull and drzggy all day. and while
the sheep sold fully as well any day this
week. the lambs were lower the ms Jorify OF
them suffering a loss Of &c. ard the rsnr-r
grades were almost unstable. even q, a de-
cline. The stock.r trade remains steady.
HOGS-Again the receipts were rather small.
the arrivals amounting In less than SEQ head
and but li:rls. 10 any. than half s,lf-
beIent TO I'LL the Requirements Of the trade The
quality fairly god.
The market p.en-d with q good demand from
city butchers ard Eastern order buyers for good
medium and lightweight hogs and ali that
could be found sold readily q, price. whIci,
good lights. averaging isi lbs. selling
SIS the highest pric- reached for several
months. while several loads OF heavier lirhis
and s haiS 1 n hes ed hut =, Packer; and
than steady AID DID not sell 80 quickly as
they nigh; have. Very little change vas motel
Throughout I'll. day. but the close was quiet,
HORSES-The horse market had a very lib
erai supply. as the number Of BUYERS was large
The activity which prevailed was Greatcr than
active marie, than last week b~caus. The
volume Of business was larger. The greater
part Of the demand CANE from tie South and
desirable southern horses Of all decent grade,
only trouble was that there not enough
Of these good smooth little Southern horsss
available. Too many Of The offerings ver. pIsir.
and medium horses. which were neither accept
had TO b worked OF through both channels
Eastern buyers we're IN pretty good evidence
hut the Eastern trade lacked life. and values
we're easy weaker on big horses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

The feature Of trading IN provisions was
a moderate demand for lard. Prices
showed little change throughout the day.
Oct. pork closing precisely at last nights
final quotations. at SiOGi-. Lard was VI
nc at $40. RIBS were of J13i.c at s'-cc.iz
G.Sc.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat - cars: corn as cars. oats 10 cars:
hogs 1900 head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
VEAL CALVES.
prt~e prr ffp tb.l

SOUTHERN CkTTI.E-The supply Of Texas
cattle fair. but orly moderate number
of steers and COWS ver- Included Eastern COM
petition light. and. while conditions
favored q HIGHER market. locni buyers could not
lie Induced TO paw better than essady prices. at
which the entire supply was disposed Of ia
ssssonabIs hour.
heavy weights and no. extra good. The de-
rnand s,iIl continued brisk for tbs good HIGHT
weight kinds. hut weak on the heANy.
as the majority Of the SUPPLY has b4rn such
for the last several dayr. and IN. demand IL
pretty we'll filled. A few early sales Of calves
ere steady bit the bulk were late IN moving
and pYiccS largely Sc lower.
IA or VA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

81; Iouis-Dec. wheat 3I.ostsRi. c9is nominal:
puts sl.esi. TO Si-9si.ai.0sa.- and calls H.sG
.iai.
MIlwautec-D~r. vhsst-Futs 81 49, and calls
81 IS MAY vheat-f'uts 81 .aSisdi .'Si. bid and
calls 81 49, bid. Dec. cprn-fI's Sd5ii.c AMI
Jss.ds0izr-
MirncapoIis-per. vhea, si.i0,i: puts 81 oeAs
bid and calls s.. ii,. asked
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

S.- York. sept. : Butter steady ard un-
s,lor,d: good to faney. sas'se: small ~hi'e
TviIrago Sop, s=Ru,i~r steady: cresr1rr.cs
it9is-: isiries i2isGiec. Ch@sss firm q. Ssac.
Philadelphia. sept. 7--Buit-r finn. god ie-
uznd extra Western creamery a.. extra nsar-
by prints 90 cheese frH. :air demand. New
York full cram, fancy 2'.c: Nv ieEk Tuil
creams choice sQs'ir: Eeu York full creams
fair to good SxdSxC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
BEEF AND BuTcHEI; STEERS

Butcher Csttie-Whi. receipt. IN .his Depart
msnt were slightly heavier than recent DAYS
quality rule vas hardly improved About
all the desirable stun offered = pretty de-
cent load % hsi:ers that sold 81 So AMI
strinklinR 81 good to choice COWS At 8 AMI
above. on the previous mentioned kinds. which
even also extended to medium hsifers around
$50. and medium cows IN. market developed a
shade more strength. though not gactshly
hkbrr-
Medium butcher cc~. closed a shaa. Io.er.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

hands aais.s esl:!siss :peeiaed, sH.ii lots On
i fsgi. h.s.f is,ss e. ~
f2F cs4siJ f5 fs,. f05 faoS to ss,
srsre, Missouri ''Psntops :sas5c FER craze.
Mu fs% ebo es J ns5 Sl . ss. 81 40
Co Per :. bu. basket Newman and red varieties
t,GSc Michigan isaL case ss9ssc. according
GRaPT:s-Ccnsisn.d eoncords &c PER L bu.
IioTe-EroNn from sed4'c per - bu-. according
cg r. quote early varieties at
s5 Is. ehs gsAt s. asssss At ,ss
Esi Eisini:s Bssu,x ana bSss:'s g n
Horn.,E.ssn; Per ,--eu basket. :ea'es
.sS 1 y. ;sr SS to i aho &c, lots fra"
ORA NGEsSe 9uc,. late valencis repseked
PisEaPPLEs-csoia. Ford. usan PER
LEMoSs-Nez .H y.ssilI from store ''ss-S.
BANANAS ouo,abie 81 "a: 80 . bunch ..
Soc,oANuIs-Psr ioea. E Hx-. SIS: ,ossins
tt-o4sIoE@E..lv osi: rom sa-n.,.. ~..-
sas ' for ,r s !. s g. sS e. for SsI ss
SEW oSIoSsN Sons; M,:'ou1, red from 80
s5r per bu skd del
ctBRAGE-Guote HOMEGROWN <lc Der Y9D
lbs loose. on orders Sc per larRe crate.
SACERkRAuT-Sew city make per Dbl e 81
and y Dbl $40 and ~ gal casks -
CJCJMBERS-scaEce. Homegrown 1t ecc9u
81 per hu. loose.
tom iToFS-ouo.. per bu. loose q, ..asae
Cor esoi &C. rip p, fer homegrown: consigned $50
TGRNIPss..Hon.- sro~n :seesi per b. ioos..
BEETS-Horns- grown 3alf3c per bu loose
LETTUCE-s'eady HOMEGROWN Ioei5e Per
Bf:ASS-ouote AZ <o4Jac Per hu. loose for
round green. v1I ard fat not wanted
CARROTS - Homegrown ., a0.sc per bu.
loose.
GJABo-Horne- grown ooossc per peck
CEI.ERY-Michigan fat crates slow sale az
$685. and square at 5S0T5c.
GREEN CORS-Cuote homegrown At lo6ifc
per don. according 10 quality.
sQUAsH-ouote homegrown at Isoiss per
b. bca.
SWEET PoTAToEsouote home srovn new
Bermuda AZ u per ou. loose and red Nansemond
At 81 2591-o. and Fellow Nansemond at 10
4 Illinois Bermuda :sc9si per bu. and ou.en
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EgGs.


New York. sept. 1--EgE,LRs.sipts ls So
CASES Ire weather all tsat could hs 90
sired. and With Moderate >sip;- Of sock that
shosed a Decided irnpT1y-uisn, IN quality pr.,-s
ruled higher IN the sustained demand for al
grades Cheap R-ades we're IN active dsTn3n1.
with sales Of fresh csailsi dirtles reported NJ
storage All Inferior sorts running heavily 20
spots or dad lo.. come under figures 90 Guile
Western h~.. 5,619i-c. Sresi Western dlft!ss u
Gle: checks iI9isc. cuiis. per case. sia15,
O-hsr quotations unchanged
Kansas City. Sept. = - EEGs - Missouri and
Hsnsas new No. 2 -hi,s~ort essep irciu6-i.
isI.r; cas-. ccun, isc: Gases returned i,c less
shicaro Sept. s-EGxs steady. at mark csses
Included lsi-dis..c
rhiiad.iphis Sept. --Eess nrrn, god d.
mAnd: nearby hrsts ,rdeoi.c a, mark. western
nrs's .s3gi.c At MARI
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pry-hint-Te1ss heavy 1870: do fsii.n q. lie.
do. light i&t-c: native and ArkaneAr az lie
latter on selection. Isi.c for No aE.l 1s:sc FIR
No. =. glue at 81 Dry Szted At IKE. Green
southern DO. SIC: xrsen-seIte,i on selection q:
:i-c for No. and size for No :: part-cured i4c
foregoing glue sSc-
less. uncu.ed ne sess. and bulls ic less thaa
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New YorL s,ock ovo,,,,o.,.
RAILROADS

Nov York. sept. .-Foiicpinr are ,o-,iay-r
e1jes yf stocks on the Stock i.Xcnansc. showing
ih. highest and lowest Quotations and closing
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heals-ires.si y. sross &c. buna;o-dre.~i
a.. gross sizc. German carp: large dressed ic
sn4 Kross =. sunfsh =: .hits perch &C.
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" 0O1.

Stocks sre quite large. and there IN I, fat.
volume Of sales by dealers: but little doing 90
the regular ma rkef. owing lack Of o6ertrSs
fIom drsc hands Market strong and In \ seS-
orally healthy condition
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.rocks AND BONDS N BOSTON.
GO, --clofinx auo;stions today m
soso1t, ,ond. railroad stocks and mining SHARES
we're as follows MONEY
c.u leans .63i. Per cent. time loans SO
Per cent poSDs
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Yesterday bank ClesrisEs.
l;sertses 81. .5os. balances fi.iis.3ss-
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81. Louis Money Market.


Transaction. .. tho hanks wer. In FOOD VOL
ur,s Discount rate. were steady at q, 20 s per
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Med. comb. &
cloth. md -5t5@3
Clothing ----- D
Low * braid - GsS
SO ard Ill
Er.r L. rlSa-
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10 hands. extreme tSage
u hands. bulk OF Gales
iii, hands, .xtrene rang
lea. hands bulk Of saies
Is hands, ertrcrre range
I. hsnds- bulk u ssies =,
III, hands. extreme rang
49, hands. bulk OF salss
ISL hands. extreme szni
Is,s hands. bulk Of sales
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ton feeders. and IS a result 81 I. slow and
weaker Receipts have been fairly iIbe!aI since
the opening Of the week and the ma jnrify hAy.
been OF the kind mentioned. There have Teen
too many for the local demand. and they hav.
accumulated with the result prices will have 20
be ,kaded to move them. Dealers were not
aver~. 10 buyers. q few Of these thin feeders
hut the supply Of the kind became hesvy
To- them Some seiiers quoted a decline o. .s
r.r mead on such kinda and a very SLOW market
a. ros very thin. the demand has continued
active and change Is quoted In their
big mules. which. however. form but a -vs-y
small part cf the receipts.