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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

FORK. =. .. B.-Nes standard mess n Fob
hing way closed r"ri4inslly al sii &C.
LARD. sirt.c~ steam = .5s closed - -rrnafry
s ~ ksttis-r~usiercsl ~ s7-1s-sg
GREEN HAMS. ETC'-''af lots hold :. e \.
= -. thus. itars~ HIf-7y. st -. T. ~ So
IL. AZ s's>. IL - -. Is a. {. - - - e-=c.
stunned hsurs-fss ~ iAi=c. i>sr--S II l,7.- :.
shoulder tiNfi--s AZ. a- &c. h".iies. vHS--v-
IT. ta-uv Ip'-.. Nav - o.. itsv- -. rf,.-
,iss til~l del n.lrIts al SO 10 80 frr ri- "
hs,r-- hsiiies at te 80. = iu aV"f.se.
s-aIigofria- ~ ~. \"w iu-k shoulders a. :
L. : Nf.tT>-To arrive. loose curri ,'riS.
closed na-lifi.iiv. ffrr sv- Al 49, and
3. av az s-.'--. ENj. lots Ia J1ir-
..-tb. Al =. mort .l.aT So. h-.,i-- A. SIC
10 aN.c plates at Sc fat ht-k- 4: Ga. s:ant.-
AID G.ck- ~ So orders hiEuss-
RAspS-9.Nd. = G. nests IN t1bbi--
ranged: ikrsakfs.t bacon from iH' - fIT heavy
10 ..i-c f0r choke liEGt- hams at lie 20 =.
California; si-ESAsc. New York shoulders az
.i-c Plain sTnoEe,I hSd- lots IN j9hbiuE: way
ranged: Extra shorts at s-e- c'rihs. at s'1c.
short clear at sc bellies AT sc 70 lpic. plates
a. sc Tat backs al -. standard backs az So.
p-al-ES Charged higher OF orders
TAIIDW-Cuiet. but firm. Country IN li-hc
Offering at s..c FOR strict No ard sI4i-c lcr
OF grades: No. - &c Packers prime nominal
COUNTRY LARD-ouo,e p-im. a, i55c.
OI.FD N IEARlNE-\omiTai At 7E.i.c
GREASE-Cuote: Brown 5G5isc. Yellow 3ite
Packers stock: Blown 3S3isc. yellow At 5i.g
BEEF-oa ors:-rs: Bbld-Pia,. s.: roll and
fulton Market 50 -. meSs Ss- dried per Ia
sets I:t-c- insid.s isc. knucki.s lie. outSi1es
&c. tongues ic;-Gi5c per H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
WHEAT CLOSES STRONG
ON FROST PREDICTIONS.
SPRING BELT AGAIN IN DAN
GER
Corn Also Advances on the Re
ceipt of Unfavorable Weather
and Crop Reports.

Operator. on II. bull side again as
sumed control OF the wheat market yes.
terday. At times there vas some uncer-
tainty IN their attack, but at the close
they had the situation well IN hand. The
strength OF their position vas due mainly
to the weather conditions in the spring
belt. where much rain had fallen and
where temperatures were decidedly iowe-.
Fear that the unhsrvestsd crop might be
further damaged caused a general desire
to buy.
Brsdpreers r.por: the available sup-
ply OF wheat east os the Rockies for the
past week az 5ci..o bu. increase. and
stocks In and afioac :or Europe increased
10000 bu-. making the worlds vfsivle
supply increase l.SJi.o,o bu-. against an
increase OF 2sss.1. bu- a week ago and
an increase of 4.lsoCS bu. IN 1906
DeS wheat opened N,e-'>c Ut. ranged
from 8 l.lof, asked to sl.isl. and closed At
sl-ii7sgN.is bid.
Corn also was very strong on predictiol
OF frost in the Middle Western and North
err portion OF the belt Though the move
merlt TO market was fairly brisk weather
conditions looked 50 bullish that few op-
orators cared to ease their lines
Bradstreet's report the available sup
ply OF corn east OF the Rockies for the
pas. week AT Lsosv0 bu. Increase. against
an Increase OF l-sse,s1 btI- week ago
dflG an increase or L.Es.Nb OG- IN 4s>..
Dec corn opened ic up. ranged FROM
fac TO 4l,c and closed az [s'sGsSc-
Receipts OF wheat az 81, Louis. Ilo.l47
bi. of which Sc SKIS. and 10 cars local
and 10 cars through, against loolS5 bu-. Of
which 81; SKIS. and IL cars local ard s
cars through. in 1873.
Receipts OF wheat a. primary points
for "a hours. $500 bu-. against I.it2.i%
bu- n 1903, and shipments 5l2c" bI.,
against $3.50 bu Northwest received
ess cars. against 80 cars in 1853. Chi
csxo received SSeo bu. and Kansas City
La. .0 bu. Ciearancss $50 bu-
Receipts OF corn Tuesday $50 el. OF
which % skA and cars local and cars
through. against - SS bu.. Of which go
sks. and ss cars local ana II cars through.
In 1863.
Receipts Of corn at primary points for
~ hours eS>op 5u-, against sS1.i.0 bli-
IN 1875. shipments 5s2.po bu. against
5oeo bu. Chicago received 54l.IV bu.
and Kansas City 3e.+S hn Cearsnces
i0, %no hu
Receipts o; csts Tu-sday $500 hu-. Of
which y cars local and /: cars through.
against $50 hr.. OF which ~ cars local
and cars through. in 1875. Shipments
3. SO hi.
Brads,reet's report the available sup
ply OF oats east Of the Rockies for the
past week at S3S.Ssl hu. increase .s
against an increase OF SJlS0 bu. week
ago ard decrease OF 5c.euo bu. in 1876
Receipts Of oats at primary point. fer
- hours 5000 hu. against <sstt., bu.
in 1sc. and shipments 3s.o:o eu.. assins;
as 90 bu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
BY TeIeRraph.

New YorA s4,t- sl.-Spot eo,ton s..a.y .
points advance. niIddlinS uplaats IL Ise: mid
ding Cuff Il Sc: sales &s5 sa,.s Futures closed
vsrv steady: Seat. io15s: Oct 10 soc: Nor.
10 sc: Dec. l. s5c: Jan. .,sc. Feb. ie.oc:
March !0.f+c: April I5!sc: May Io.sc. After
early narroNness and irrcrIlarity the market
became much more sctivs and advanced sharp
Il on strong bull kucccrt and covering. Tte
opening was stead- at an advance Of aGS pcinss
tho market -col reacted to about the closing
figures os the previous nigh, ami during the
balancs % the morning ruled very irregular
The bureau report proved about stand CT and
session there was active huyfnR hr brokers
With IMPORTANT. L!yerpool connections. n seemed
ths- The room was caught short. and tire COW
erinc which followed resulted N greatly in-
creased activity and caused considerable excite
ni-nf- The general h.t shortly before the cic~>
showed gains o: Isd5 points. and the close
was VERY steady az = advance os i5Ris
rc.rts. Sales wers estimated at -, 90 hai>s
New Orleans sept. ,'.-Co,toii nrra: sales g.
r,Iddiins iac: r,iiiiins - s-isc: Eood rn,ddiirr
loSc: n,Iddiirs fair un. R.csip,s "a: stocks
r-rs Futures strong: Sept iassclo. &C; Oct
IoI'Sle sc: Nov 10 sffo SO: Dc. 10 s.fio 5sc
Ian. !" "sieI"s5c Pes. ia.'iGic7sc; March 70 -
Liverpool SEPT. so-Co;.cn-sro. in uui:e;
demand: prices points lower: American mid
ding fair s.si: Eoci rliddiine ssci. n,.ddling
s.7ai: low uiiddiing Cd. good ordinary o.i
hai.s. OF which 30 vcre for speculation and sx-
port and included ..ocs American. Receipts leo
hsIss. all An~-iear- Futures opened steady
and closed very rtssdv. American. & o. :.
sept. s.isd: sept. and oct. 5 I'D: Oct. md Nov.
ian AMI Feb cd. FEB. and Mani, 5 sd:
March and Arrii. April and MAY. May and Jun.
sd
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

GRASS SEEDS-NsS timothy & -aSG10 va
HunEaEisn al sScG:I: uiilet at 75e1Lss: ofdsrs
BEANS. FEAs. ETC.-ouo,. fron, .,ors. psr
/ su,. White bars =, SIS; scotch pess h.iS:
/ .plit Ee.s 8: hlAel'sys 81 eti;2 Per h: Lima
SsNEJ;,Wt;S ,SId!, ~ si-sD1'2S9 Per 70 lbs
sroS a iS t92 ? ! sf P@ apfn,s:s mt s:i' N
DRIED FRJ-IT-Appl.S: Sin-drisd quays.rs
inEs ~ f'.;l'sc: ehors a. rssii.c- Peaches a
s. o Sr essd no: aaosse s s strained g. Ds
;Fsctet in hsis- a. g Tor choice and 3asi4c fOe
Noss.Psr s,s., E. Gray ,niT.q Z. l,.a;ss TsA
sit-; XN sie'fiS; MN t1sSe: NNXN tasise:
gasoline sl.5s; yiasrer -: hack od 81: i.a:
susS- T.. Sfsky 81: WHISKY BAH sbi. sse::
Nir. or spt-ir o. alcohol 81: krsu. "a re:
Is Sc. = -, f9- each broken had g s.svs:
&c orf f,r se-li hoop i'iSsinS.
Isri ic5 g A. To- wood-bount: s's9ai.S - f,r
hoop ,r0i bound: 81 ., for s-hocp Iron-se'ind:
ifS1,-tousa' @ " oi,o ics. So for shoop: kraas
~. s2' k1sa- sssss l1 sisek.or,; sR sss@E,ssi
ho'D -four -. hoop -four tpc; round-hccp
Sa- raa a ss5 S9' g % S @ s..s. sHs 2 n:si .s ss
s-hcop ll-ro 81 s-booD Ii-na 80.
1-INStI-p oit-Esw &C.; boiled isr: ie IeS In
co!-roH-sErp oIr.-wlu,c- WHIT. 90: y.l:
60. ,tCSlvE = bite E-r. Yellow g..
T-F.NTfsf--ss FviTT1s white I've Essse IN ANAL
Six 81 and ~ iF-<s SKIS 80: prir,. E-sy i've
reese a. in small anf y. IN lsrg. .a,, c'f
white -SfI f--- y 80 -. NJ ';G-1-: xxx fas7
- NNNN -. fl-r - rs- cent small ~.
srIf or large: duck -hi.~ SsT-s-: DARK I'D
!o-s TURKEY. body 'dryl 4; chicken. primo
t5-1v e.. II
ROOTS r. n: Ginseng a; s5.7y - w-...r,-
rrF- vc.iv. sf--. less vhfi0 Chol-r large hring1
nor latv siipr-r -. ~eu=-l Asc. mink rs:
Eoid~n ss.i 9 black Sc: May appi. &c: snsss
-sT-e-- vH5t~ SusS- 80. angelica =: vshoo.
ts-k - rot a. szrz - tree =. Blood sffs.fc;
blue Gag a. saSSafr17. bark 2 70. Srest-c: Wild
Ei1c-- s. vi siut7 - 'srr7ni ar1 f-r,-
BEESN .N- Prime - - Ter IN.
Def. skins f~rF'- Frirrs dor skins No
70 n; hla~S tall -s>-in'sric- l.s,: an.eioss
fst-r'ff.- ~ SIX each iau-aCed ar..
C'pppEESTr-EE'S IN ar los en- t-s: slaves
ft7rrr nj lIs To- co-f1rr-so sri 81. IS 20
mixed meal hhL - 8: NJ a, 81; No hals-
hti srur' ~ 50. n NJ ryln ,ru't hhf s. 50:
b. sss ,fca1s; i9ri tierc- g, pork hsi, ss
-. insh zte-S to- apple bhl Sc: No. : %.
=. ~ T tiS5s' ' sfs -. !, ,sssr.d
rsls-AhL s. soileS riIr ss-r01-l ss7s q: oak
lz-f risrr~ -oor~- sravst sia1fe. uo-k hhI IS
SILT, sida: Medium s.. g-anuis-si sc PEP
~ 18th - - ~ src-- fhis .ti-.
BROOM tOI.N-f-.r1-s Per tor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
LOCAL SECURITIES EASY
WITH MODERATE TRADING.
MERCANTILE TRUST WORKS
LOWER.
Transit Is Barely Steady and Uni
ted Railways Stock Is on
the Downturn.

Trading in local securities vas light
ard values were generally slightly easier
Transit had only moderate supper; 81
SI--,. and United Railways rreferre'i
selling eN-dlvid~nd. sold lower AZ SS and
esss7i- The i-per-cent bonds declined To
S. s2'z
In the banking group Mercantile Trust
alone was active. Though the offerings
OF this stock were small there was a
sale at EE.i,I which VAS sharply lover
than tho last previous transaction.
Brewery IS At 81; and National Candy.
common. at 81. leo the miscellaneous
al,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Poultry.
EEIStsi.Ic SPECIAL.


Ne- Yo-s. Sept 3-ni-s roultrv-S.c.lp's
to-day = cs-s. all Western. Jceb.-s car
ried over nu,iv uzsold In ~. market.
Mile the Fast SIDE rarke. had about : cars
r-"re. Invoices fon; I'D about =, cs-> 'r- the
vs~k ann -i~ marie. declined i3'.~ IN
wcscTn ami iec IN Southern fowls. while
.iicksuP declined 80 &c on Western and rir on
southern I7o-te-s sss.d c<f 20 as and ,uE-
views -. IFIcLs ami raeS. Gncha-csi
Pice1-< steady Fowls Western IT,. chickens
western IL: OIL -no~,sr< sdS-: turkeys ie-.
Ducts Weston. rair so1.sc: Southern I5G55c.
t;e@>--ysS'~-n. average pair sIaISS. south
v-si-ru ami southern @casi. Pigeons pair
L..
dressed r'nultry-Eeccie;s LES rkss. A rrcs.
deai due ycstsrtsy did No, arrive until late IN
t~ aftNTsiocsi. and some to-day. Will. tho fresh
gccsiri. were siSp lifrrsi. swelling NJ the
available supply Tn exse>S cr regular trade
wants There very little trade and mar
k.t ruled -eak under the strong pressure 30
sell. with prices dsyideilv in huysrs' favor A
f-w fancy rn~atv .iry-picL.t fowls frcs from
utn feathers. ami small plump brriler- Or large
TosstinE chickens. average ur 10 lbs In pair.
IN fair demand. hut tha average run
% r0ult-v. 10Th chickens and fowls q would
have beNu difficult to givr siari~ rrire. -
n" reasonable "Ter vas rrfuse'l- Spring ;,II-
k.y< ui"rs rtsufg- s'd hardly anything arriving
exceeded Ssr--c- Nc~-"rrf ducks Irregular in
quality anil rries-. sIushS unchanged No
change quotations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

S.w To-s sss,: :oMtl2g.- ,7l ..sp,. - 90;
ss a .5t i Is7.i % in s..' sFs, g'si g
t.r stTaigiita ss.ias5 5..i E,- Hour firm. sales
srsady. whea:%t.csiS.s 800: ale. $50, $50.
flituirS: spot firm: NJ : rel Slitis Z -. h.
afoai: No hard Msuitabs norninsi Z o. u.
sfi''at. options wH-" Serer'iy strong all csy.
for rrofiy: Foreign buying. a hsl fros. Ssr".
niensT FsheS and h.sNy cey'Ti : o. sh"g-S
nnsr:et c,"set i,sI5.'; ne; hish.-. Nav si.U7s
Ia; ci',..i II i-,.. Sert- sii$4il;,. cI,sf'i
Receipts SEQ: exports ie-s.S. ssi.s i5.".. rl.
ttiuTe': spot firm. Ne . sc elevator srd sc
Sc. option maTL"; cu.nod s-runs ou the old
ycs;hsr srare. RACED unde- bear pres.IT. and
lishef: Nav closed .. sept clSs-,. -. T...
1900, closed S7esc os'.- R"-,sipts Isi go
i., .is; .,. i,S,nr:, gh,ic 2eaS. Its s,s7,,
al;ssS :, 60 a. Hay ggie, I'cr- nia'; i.a,,r
packet SaHlI: cftv "N'ts. India meSs SIs-ssS Is
~. meats firm i..ri frfn. H"s,-rn steamed
,in.n- 81 Pori. tiri: mess = Tai
low .'ca:y. C's;an-sesd .'iI firm. Petroleum
si-ady RnSin s,.sdy- TGrr"nt.nc Gu.et- Eis-
rsc9,.. Sep. Am .qqc.,."I t.i=her. S"- :
81 for ti6i..i ID ID " ~ " a''' basis
ily.,r:2l. sep' set ,-lr-; nouiusi:
corn. ,Insric.i niiyc.i ,-,sy ~ s. SD! surufe;
'iTin: Ss;' -. :. al; De- I; sd
2,=c n-c @ ;1's:,sc',.: :, ~. NJ 81 s.i cssll
o.: Doc .'.c; Say So. .asi' Xs. rlisr.i
~ :sHe,Is; d., Ne; IS ~. Shii" 'S'-': - !:
mixed 3ilc. l.ay S-Si.iy. -li"isN timothy -.
1ftsS WSes, % I1s,sie i, ~. o,i 20 Rse'g,t .,;.
nients wiies; >'is-': corn zsalN. cats 500.
8. 81 pS~ ,.i5. NH s. -:h II; -, 80
:.,55; iirnotsy. sort- 81. ~
follows flour @Tsalr- N.Hsaf=%s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Mis-. SpaIdinx E.,.r,,,p..

Miss Gertrude Spald:ng. Chief Clerk in
the Agriculture Department. gave 4 lunch
con in the balcony at the south end of the
Palace OF Agriculture yesterday at noon
20 several gentlemen from the Supply De-
plrtrrent and her associates In the Agrf-
culture building The guests were as fol-
lows: Nessrs. z. c. Rankin. s. W. Carr.
l. L. Bartiiff. Ellis Matlock. ]. C. Staiie-
man. H g. ASnew and the Misses Brat
ney. Shirts. Mckenzie. Ballard and VIII
hanson
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
81. Louis Cotton Market.

Z
Gslves,on-Spo- market h-rn. ri6ii:rI ,1;sc-
Nss orlsans-Spot market s-Tr. -riaflinS
l5i.c.
Nemphis-Spot r-a-i,s. firm: ni!t;inz is,sc.
Receipts a: principal points:
t;alyssto-. @.us5 ba!ss
New orleans. i. sS5 baieA
Mobile. rs bales
Savannah. Is 41s ca.eel
Charleston. III bales
Norfolk. 80 bales
Houston. 81. .tiA ha!~s
Memphis I5i taie.
Net isceip,s at al IIi,.t S,sfrs rrT. e.
hal.s a w-e,l axo. and sssIs esles IN iy1c- E-x-
ports 81, ~ bales. against -, baise in issS-
Stock. 81 IA bales against :<i Sss bales in isv.
Total receipts from SEPT. l u date. al. -
bales. agalrsr rs. ec5 Saiss iaSs war.
81 Louis warehouse sistemtai:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were strong with the market
exhibiting considerable activity. Contin
ued light no. receipts and stronger grain
markets were the principal Influences.
Local packers were the chief buyers At
the close. Jan. pork was mp s2i.c al $l3.Z.l-.
Lard Was up -i-c at s.5an.-SI.. Ribs
closed ~ - higher a. Ss.Ni=ds-N.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; whea.
- cars: corn ~. oats %; hogs 200 head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Bar silver.

Bar silver.
New York Sept es.-Bar silver 5st.c-
London. Sept ..-Bzr silver - s-ist.
Treaaury Statement.
Washington. sept 9l-AvaiiabIe cash bal
ancc siis 81. .oss. gold s50.sss..a
New York Money Market.
New York. sept .9.-Noney call finn.
highest ?: lowest II. ruling rste ,: last loan ::
closing bid Ia: offered at Time loans sIighfiy
frrfer: 60 6Ays 81 per cent: - DAYS -: s
months T. Prime mercantile paper i=5 per cent
Sterling exchange weak with actual business
in bankers tilis ss-51f SD FOR demand. and
at 4Ssa4 sscs for so-day bills: posted rates &
and sS.s: commercial bills tsSHisS Mexican
dollars ssi-c. Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds weak.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Register to-day. and be ssre that
you are registered In the primary
electIoa books ~ we'll ~ ts the reg
ul0R books.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
" o,,I-

St7rs- ars quits iare" and ths-- - '=p
volume . sa'-- ~ asa.'srs- nut H--ie d1i.S On
IT,. regular rn..rbsf. owing t. lack u offerings
f---u .ret rsr.1s Ns-k-- strong and ia a e-r-
srai.9 As.4Issv r--rs' Ifi.r
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
New York Curb Market.


S.- York. S'rt. N.-The NOS; Interesting
feature o, tho cu-o marie; WAS the increased
Pctiv;fy and continued strength ., International
Mercantile Marine issues. Tho comrnor stock
frsdin. - 7. iaN shares aivarresI r-Nfn = -
81: l5' shares q preferred vcre traded in 1t
!, to la7.- and the as Sri at - Nu,sriran
'ln< strong. tho common selling a. -.
and 81. and the preferred o.-cne-i az q .ild
Advanced TO ts7s On purchases of 80 shsrss
Pol orders were again executed II, >rl.risR4
rpEarr' isSu~S. The rreferr-i selling a; siI-
AMI the g ~ iasi. and 1854. Among ,-hsr
-ai~s S1-ths-1 FariSr rhen released a.
IL: STANDARD pii ~ 81: S@shczri nr~fer-si AZ
-. and Southern Fsrific preferred az iis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

RCTTEE-Cr~smery-Extr e'.~: frs;s i5G
isc. seconds i5Hisc: country packed 81. lsdi.
packed. extra lSc: first- IL. dairy scf. fancy
iydisc: poor fair ie1i:c. grease sTsc-
EGGS-Rccrive1 ais pk.s. local and i.ess
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Yesterday. RINK ClearinEs.
Yesterday. Clearing house statement showed
ciearinSr So y.se "a: balances. ssss.sss.
st. L0uis Money Market.
t1earir--s were in good volume. Discoun,
rates fer call and tim. loans held firm at ~
10 6 pcr cent
New York Stock QUOsatSOas.
New YORK Sept A.-Foliowsnx arc :o-day's
eaies Of socks On the Stock Ezchsnse sho"ins
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

psss. ;h-rrSf. shipments i.'7a pkss. Ns-hse
st"s'-y 1t lsi-r -s- current rer-lt-. caSs count
ca-f- r-turns... a. l>--- - strictly ,-e-h rrs.0
ant % t- sy.ra.. c.ty-r r1csst:. casss Included
CHEESE HrJh-ru on Crisrs: Twins 9issI
,7res tiac. "a ,i-s !p-.c; yuu1s Americas 1l;.c,
long horns ii.sg. New fC=k wins SIG: lin.
burger J. ,i'='. r--- TSsc: swiss. 30 for
LIVE POCLfs.Y-cro,- h.z, INc: roos.erA
oll Hr stsrSy yc-v< -: s1ri1S chickens I,1Set
t'-rA-ys- c,i. l.. ald young l,c. spring duck1
- geese. fi9:l-1siiy Sc spfinS geese Sc. sI.aea
pigeons - Isr -
DRESSED Po--t.rET-Steaty. 0cc.e saies1
chi-k-1- unc-sv-. with head and Zee: 81.
Chicklus. average. lie ROSTERS &c: turkeys lscI
ducks tc, spflrs chickens l9c.
GAN!E-Jy ygc.-eocls Sliotahi7 at IS asd k-sss
NrTT0N-Ss.e1 ..srA,: ola buck. ana ewes
-. y"ar.iaE lambs sc. spring lambs -
VEAI-Liv. a-r-: -.eady: choic- 70 farcy. II
20 - rs. -. heratics and shin 3s.sc-
FROG LFsiS - Choice large SIS: medi3
s =. ard small .5fs-- pr- Coz
FREsH FiSIi-!;Iack tass re: errppis. -
20 small tvery snail no, wanted 20 sc foo
iz-re. dressed cat LIc. s.o0-S T. cat &c; bell.
hsscs-cresssd 3. Eros- Sc. hufcao-drensA
4i.c. E-roSs sc. German cSrI-la-r- dressed "a.
ard gr0Ss =. sEarsh &C. white perch &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Ts- Espuoi.c quotations az. for yo,s b -
orders are eharse,- higher.
d. "a i5ay AIS. q az e eo SaSe
Der = ~ ;S-5tSc fer ordiaary TO good and -
CkNTAL0TFES mainly IN psos
s.Sei'.Sol Gis;e; s, Co:s-ado a, ssasss per pony
sr; ssa aTa 17rn y x = Fer tu f5 ssI idS.- ea'e home
PIUalgs:s c0,es ;,. sSS..e ,. sa.OSs 4 2.
ss si Ss1NsS: Ss1 s Ssts: eele''e' 'e; HiehisA.
GsAPES- -cors.ru.d co.eor.s s12cc - =
Grams PPLy,s-s:ow s.,s a, ,l-se, %, BEL.
oUINCT,S-cUo;e q: to<.5oc per tibul, hose
.-a baesss- esI .. n.s5&i. . per ssi: ess.ss
e.raIy s:cek s6sas-s ser bot
,1i!S sEEfIn fsIn.s s0 ssauiS % ass pass.ss sas 8
secssI S@L .; Bar;l.t.s GSS4: hcraeGre1S
vATEFNE-L.oNS-Iad.an IN wagon Hes Es3
oRANGtcs-La,e yalcoc.a. repsehea fsv0
''SIs i-;Gs 2; : So r. ssr fSS
]; Har,let; pears s,-Sc9c-5 and o:ner yarississ
PfNEAPPLEs-C.o!es Florida HHos pes
California q sesa per ros: At aue.soa nls03S
RANASAs- -osos.tI. SLss,A . suach -
SoCokNCrSFs, Loo. Eass rh. q: -
IiAt5;S1 I'M SO, 12got; u 7sesH sSs gsr Ia
ols SIC fSr sostS- G;G 10 ssse .re sar ss -
northern On ;rx- q: <sESoc up to s.e 20. fsscS
rural
NEW ONIONS - Small r-a at SeSe. aaa
chcice at e.s:S5c
ic rs, loCse= ca orders 7eG-,c per large craee
SAL tsfiH IA [ s-ssN city make box
81 and i--rhI -1Sl ard lScai- -1s.y a
CUCUMBER grown at IEl25 pe- eu.
lo.ss- Cp-s. Euet sgc r<r bJ:-
TnNkToES-o,uo:- Ter hu. looss ax scas3s
fn- choice rte So- homegrown
II tsNIF~-Ho-ns grow. sGtSsS-c per b0 lceuA
BF.ETS-H Homegrown Gt.1s oer ou. loose
LETTJCEf-Horo--growa Rsflsc per bu
BE.ASS-CUot- ac ,st.soc pe- bu- ioomD ~
Yuu-i green ard war and Ca, &c p<r ou-
CARROTS-EIo--ie- grown at &c per hu- looaA
I'NH0-Hcrre- crown at 5n:sSc per peck-
cy;IEsRY-Michsan fat crates toG Soc. an
eqrarr AT Sfef1sr-
SWEET pOTAToEScuote Aon,-Erown new
Bermuda solfsoo per eu. loose and Sansemood
ssfF1Sc-
l.OstSF,RN DTsH-ouc,. rev at S pr ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

New Yo-is. S~p;- ca-E=-z- Esc,ir;s l-;s5
cagcs Geceiuts were full and Tho weather Na<
dark. hu-lii and depressing Vet a fair amount
~ ttiSi,s-5 Reported in all cr...ieS ~ aisit
quotations Witch IN" hich~r qualities must
n,v - considered - sxtr-ni.s ;fs rr,du.T;,
iff4-ruyirE auaisr. e tho a-g...Lt pg.rfn.- -
fair .rad.s 90 fr.sh the TaTs-e % ~. - re-.
relatively fuit owing To- n. competition given
bv st9raSe stock 20 h- hai about th1s~
rricss Dirtiss. checks and nj! cheap r,--is ~.
With god demand y. irssfne>- in f,~ Anil
-t'ra-v q, which effort sss mai. - In
terrst buyers about the pivotal rrig-- Of -ic
lur-stisus uurhSnEr-i.
'-hicaE1. sept S--Erx- a--l. n. marx raS~<
included. iiHi7'to. Ersts Isc: priFn- frsis -.
extras =
rhiIa,I-Ipbta- S~rt- es.-Es<-< st.adv. fair d.
m.n!. nearby HT-f- .1G-ii-c .; ulsrS: Western
fiTsts - AZ marx
Esr-as ,Itv No Seu- S-y-rS tors-.
Nls-surI and K.nsas. No. vhft~svoo-i
c,se- included I75-c. case count &c. ca<ss re-
turned &c l.s--
oii city. Ssep;. = Credit baIaucss 81 -: csr-
'Ifcat@<. ~ bid Shinm~its. PENNSYLVANIA -
81. svsraxs 5SlS; runs Pennsylvania. fs.sss
sv-raEc ass. shipments. Lima sc. 81 average
- So: runs. Lima. G->s>. average s5.s.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Ecs.cn Sept. .o.-rlcsinE au,taticrs ;o-dsv OF
money. bonds railway stock. and mining
shares . follow:
MONEY.
Call loans ci-a5s- rcr cent: time iozns fc5
Per cont
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

New York. sept =s-Outsilc q j slight In
crees- In taN activity noticeable in jobh;rS
h1.i-=~. dry gcl-ts business today has been
confined 20 ra;he- restricted channels Buyers
maintain f1.ir r-1ic- AMI s-1r~ervativc pu-rha<
Ing anl refu<a Il operate fpE future wants
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Chicago stock Market
reported BY G. II Walker & Co. No 81
North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

E.por,.d hr whitaker & 20. .Ncssnre b-cx-
80. 3r9 North Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

S~- YORK sept. - Batter firm: stree; rric~
sytfs cr-sinHry ts'= i9A.v- afriai prirr. state
i.'lIy- o''I''aon 10 extra i5rss'=e. c7iecse IN
changed.
Philadelphia So. -H-R1i;or firm: - firh-
o. extra Western creamery -. extra mar By
TrirtS .fr- t-ii.--s- firm. good demand: New
Isri. fuH fancy So DO. choice s-1st.
d. fsi- 20 -vgsi NtsG>1.c-
'fisa-r. ~-rt. - Butter firm. cTeamsr'ss -
"a. dsirisa. I.t-sfis-. glfe~s- rrn at sl.H@c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
New York Curb stocks.

Reported ry C. II. Walker Co. No
North Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

llef. CUM e.
.in+h -uN.t-.--ls -f
Cls-tiaE ..--. Is
I.W . -r,f3 = 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
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aIns
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TRIAL

ppm
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3 ssln
=
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p m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

S-nS.d hanged g-sss-
Monday. YESTERDAY. NesfcrIla
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Bond OnosntIona at New York.

S~v York sept. 2p-CTosnr quotations for
ond- on the Stnrk Exchange Nsrs as fnlio.ys.
The Republican journal., 1904-04-21

OF those who from small beginnings
make for themselves a place in the
world. In business he was sue
cessful, and i'll his family relation, his
Was happy life. Thus was the life
of this typical man, and of him it can
be said that the world was not the
worse for his living in it," He left a
widow and three children: Adelina
Maria, the wife of William H. Saw
teIle, of Bangor, James Otis Kaler, of
South Portland, and John NJ. Kaler, of
Scarboro. James Otis kaler, of South
Portland, is superintendent of schools,
and one of the leading citizens of that
city. He is better known, however, as
an author of many books, and who
writes over the name of James Otis"
RUSSELL G. DYER,
Grand Secretary.