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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

Some evening soon on special electric car the members of the Gulf City Rebekah No. 40, will go to Whist Ter on an important mission. Their drill team of twenty young ladies, with G. A. Thomas grand marshal of Alabama Odd Fellows, as captain, will also attend.
 The purpose of the visit is to re- vive the Whistler Rebekah Lodge. The locals anticipate a great time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

pect to go North shortly to visit Mrs. Mcintosh in Portland. Me. pr. and Mrs Mcintosh spent three years here recently in the Marine Hospital Ser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
NEW ORLEANs COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, August 6.-cotton future Hat and steady
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Se~ York. s.r: ur-Receips. s.s<s: .x-
Ecr.. ,s:s; ti,riy .s,iy. ant nhOu; .'.ss,y
.;..,e, . s,..as ss:'n. s, r.,
So Nar'ssin Maia.a ST. ss to arrive r !. '".'s T.
;. in' II s i,ss "na m 2"
What .ven,uaiy t;ck. a cen. under hssr,.h
:.skss: balls, i; closed ..ms.s ne, lower: Mas
sis:sa .e SG.s' Dec i.sss. sept e,o.. S"ss sss
corn-E:c:ip.s Asc; export: :se::s: so,
% ss. no teliss e.s s:,it &s :.a .s;: @ s!.. os
si.rs mark; oyened steady. hu: later yi~i;ri 10
:ai n: r asa :ssss .:' eis.. 81 MAJ
:i:sei 5.c.. 0st,- Receipts s:.i'': export: iil.-
on si iss: ss:a1.i n,; v.;:s n;ssa % .s:: {:
;,,rr.a Waite. . 70 =. Ms. :..,;5s.c. Hay 9.:s,
,is.i que ..a ss .' , r.s. .;"sr , sc f
i:.a; rSss ..:, @ T.i:a. :,.sy a eonsSsns a 81
y; y:.k . prime y:iio. ~ Petroleum s,saiy.
'' Ec.:s III. ss3; ; !: tcg;n "r lower: No , w.
i1~ ~. Ss;. s; :,.,Sy No as; ,S.. y. no-k-.':
for nn:sh.. x"o..-
E:r.; -. 80. 90 'i~;.i5 r.. ', i.s s:sa9s;s So
Pin. ...s; sl.s' -. r',;.s % ,,.s";nv ~.
Ain.:.ssn m:N~i ~ !.is.. fuss.~s quiet: S~St.
ss .;.,l: is-r. - si,d. Js., a. 3L.i
'incinns'i. soy! ;:-whisky-D.s.i!crs IN
ishs! s--Ss firm on hasis 81 -
NiI~suk.~. S.c'. i3.-Hh.a. Dali: De- 50
sfss a,k"i. No northern ~. y" North
.-n >sI<r Rive. e.cf iewani: No. s!Isc
Cora l. lower. M,- sss.~ asx.d
Duluth. Se;- i3.-Whsas-To arrive: M I
No No..serr a..c. No. Scrthe.n saiv-:
s-r, '",d' s;-sc: sept 'ns~, n. Nc .rs.r
chicago. Sep, =. -<ssh quotations w.r. a~
:oi!oss. -Four S,n,. whess-So spring SEQ
y 80: 81" y.ll.~ 81. os;s-Sc !:
49, R.-Nn &c. Ra-ley-s:,p. .esiinS
~ i1.c. fair '. choice mailing s.TsA Se~..-
Clover. c"n-rac: Srai. Sii. Prov iscn-- Mess
y-rs. ser bsI e. ih.fi5 i,f,. isvd ger ~. he
T. y. -hC-- ribs siass iiusses - t.aa ~: shoY.
c''sr s,ie> .hSd,, :s.'s3> whisky. bss;s q:
as- sin~s 81 -
N,nr.ara.,s sep. i3-frous-rirs. ,.s..-.s
So -. second ,1'cr;- - ~,Is 81: first ei-,,s
h..ik llEii
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
SUMMARY OFST. LOUIS MARKETS

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

CORN LOSES IN SYMPATHY
WITH OTHER GRAIN.
Small Receipts and Good Export
Demand Strengthen Oats-
Provisions Weak.

Chicago. Sept. R-Belief In Q heavy
movement Of wheat Impending North
west: produced Weaknee In The wheat max-
keS here to-day: AZ the close the DEC.
as6i>c. Oats are ND &c. Prvvteions show
loss Of Sc to lg:c.
WHEAT.
Sentiment In the wheat pit was rather
ccafi*h az the opening. the Dec. optto.,
being u shade on at 1asc. The origin Of
the easier unGje rtone Vas q continuation
Of cle3r weather in the Northwest.
II Was inferred that a. q result arrivals
of new wheat from tie farms would be
Minneapolis and Duluth Were Of large vol
uIne. arrivals at the two points being &c
ears. as compared with - cars . year
ago.
Notwlths,aniine. however. that the DAYS
receipts Of wheat At the Northeastern
grain cenierS were more than double tine
receipts Of the corresponding day laSs
reported rs 50 urgent that all of to-day $
arrivals were readily disposed o..
This fact temporarily checked the fee
selling Of wheat here; On & a fair demand In.i
came quito f:m. Dcc. advancing TO Hs'sc.
The upturn Was FASTENED BY reports from
Canada go the eject that thrashinG re-
turns from Manitoba showed an increase
in the number Of complaints regarding
small Weld.
ON the bulge. a large majority Of traders
IN Tile p... rccUTEsuS 10 TIE Iue" VI as
creased receipts Northwest. seemed Eager
to take advantage OF tie higher prices
The result was "A quick reaction.
Par; o! the selling was attributed to
isearish Europc an aIvtces. According 20
a prominent ErE.i<h crop statistican. the
wheat crop cf France IT, e.,timated al
::..r.sos 6sW bu.. compared With :S:.Gt'N.eRS bu
Reports from India asserted that the
wheat Crop Their. had bsreH greatly bens.-
iiie,i by heavy rains in Provinces. where
drought lad previously prevailed.
r9r x.I p r.,cha si AZ '0sss % sS' IN. .. u1e sne
ket closed weak. with Dec. 1t Ss'.c.
Cieafances q: wheat ami fiour were equal
10 1si.adO bu. Primary receipts were
l."is.V0 ba.. compared with 3S"ss bu-
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth a:.i Chica-
-; cars last week and - cars year ago.
CORN.
As a result os unsettled weather in the
Middle West the corn market was quite
firm early In the session. In spite Of lib
eral primary receipts. Commission houses
were active buyers.
Later supoort was lacking and price:
rased OFT The weakness .! Nheat had
.ome effect. The market closed weak.
with prices At the lowest point of the day.
Dec opened UNCHANGED to siiasi'. high:
or NJ "a. nE;'sc To p:sc. up To- iti>c. ard
;hen declined TO E;sc. Final quotations
we're at EA~c. Local receipts were al
OATS
Small local receipts had strengthening
influence. on oats market. ELEVATORS and
\ cool EXPORT demand vas still an all
Z" balls. The market closed firm. Dec:
opened "a shade higher a; 2:iIc and sold
up To ::s.c. Local receip;s were rs cars.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

New Yo,S. Sept. i3.-Spot cotton closed a;s!et.
J. p".nss higher: m!:il!re urlanis !" SIC: mid
ding Gulf II o.: sales ieJ bli.-. s:i'or fu-
lures closed s,-aiv: Ssp,. L. g.: OF. !" 81.
Nov. !" g.: bee ~ Sc: Ian. sc: E"b.
New Or,-anr. sept. u.-C.eson steady: sales
80: ordinary :sc: ec.l ordinary s-iSc: low
m. Killing :-!S.: r,id.!.nE - H.: good mil
ding u s-:s.,: mi.liins fair io'.c. -orip,x
SIS: stock ii.s"- Cotton futures s,.a!y. SEPT.
"a q. nominal Ors. Ii. cs1ii D.: Nov - go
- s.: Dec 10 mi" &c: Ian. i". S,o u sic: Feb
10 GaIs 60: Msrch ,o.aai"..sc .ApriI 1910
:. Sr: Nav ]" s.l 10 &c
IIv.:;ooi sept i:.-srr. cotton "a fair de-
mani. price. i~c points h.ch~r: American .nii-
ssid. low mi.:il,ne "a: xooi ori.ns'y :.i.i:
ordinary. ; c,!. Tn. sale. ~ the day w:r. SEQ
tales OF which i.Ss were for ss,ec cl.Afioa and
sapo:. and included S.5s American. Receipts
S.c~ bales. Including y" American. Futures
-;.n~s easier an. el, ssi steady: American mil
d!ns G. o. 6: Sept. ssi. S-rt.-Oct. :. sd. Ss.
NV. sci. Nov, Sd. Dee lar sSi;
!. .+i: a,ri'-Nsy a.sS!. Nay-Ju.e Esd: Ju.--
Ju!, sd. J;'y-A,le es:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

WHEAT CLOSES \ QUARTER
LOWER.
Trading Light and Confined to
Scalping Transactions
Corn Dull.

Wheat Vas easier in yesterdays local
eTain market. The opening was steady
on ana ss
Of interest and buying orders It cased on.
10 that the close Was below the last fg-
0reS Of Tuesday.
No news Of any kind arrived to put life
into the situation. and trading was lin
teI 10 scalpinE transactions. The only
factor to influence the local market was
CHICAGO. where dealers mere following the
lead Of Armour and waiting for him To
make his next move.
Des; wheat opened steady. ranged from
N.sasliAc to Sc and closed ~. lower.
Corn Was even dnller than wheat. There
appeared a fair demand in Elropean mar
sG: HSts: and at certain cen,ers in America
h, SnhsJmes S.re wsli taken. hut. On the
ket one way or the other. In the corn belt
things are generally favorabi.. 10 $, bum
per crop. Cold Weather and rains will de-
Iay the matuYit:. but authorities agree
that tn. Weld will b. unprecedented.
lec. cor, op~ned q fraction lower.
RANGED fron, 4iis9E'sc to ii':c. and cloecd
Receipts Of wheat at 81. Louis for -
hours were SIS: bu. Of which LIZ: SKIS
and IS cars We're local and =. cars through.
.: compared with lc:.:'sso hu-. of which $3.50
Through. year ago.
Primary receipts Of wheat for - hours
were 1elSess eu.. aGainst s.0lA hi. a year
aGc: and shipments were Sls."S bu.. against
Receipts Of corn at q. Louis FOR - hours
were 3ss0 bu.. OF which .: ears were local
and u cars through. aeains; l7.oas bu.. Of
through. in 1874.
Receipts Of corn At primary points were
scsesH bu.. against lso@. bu. u year ago.
1:s!~Ss biL Chicago received scS..o ba and
Kansas City H.0sO Lu.
Receipts IT eats at -. Louis FOR - hours
yer. Nl;: bu-. Of which .: ears We're
vrs<pAv .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

80. Grass sla;rs.N:w 3 :, .:.ssay onSs9 q
sa ".n:n ana ts1,:,.s 4 = .s' ne :s',y
kArFiK cokS"Whiss do 1sr - - -
car !::: sna j $ ss1 :%:ii.s 8 ess.:s,l:e
=: s s:s% .. ..s:s 4; 8: e: s.:l'!: |: &
I r sss': :: /: ~ III, 49,; :ss;:: :: 9:
i'Sl. 1':s 70 sS S,1c ~ s,sehss nc",n.L
YER S ~ Mh:s s:s:s Gs G:s:ss ss:::s S s..:
q, i ' ima n-s- s.as. s.ee1s,: :ss. &c: o
nj sidn:y s.,ns =; , ',se sni,c lean: r esl loss
,HoNEr-c.mb No I .Asss closer a us0
&c; leo: ..irae,.i ?. :.r.is:d- -eSssc: n & "a
si.s and s'i s.si asss 1..s nsss assa. iSs2
, ana Xxx k ,.s.s s,.a 2sx .,sss sss.es xaaxss
ezra tiaes -. ,nf-riss - '~ 's
.t!a, nHlE"i.EIS'- sasa i"s ~: q: ';S:r' e. e: =
. ;: ,s4 s s:s sSss 'si:; si: q. s:
.igh, hoop: kIar' Ibis. 81. O. half b6ia -
osi @ &c q. sses S "a a. ;sss Ss 49,:
hoop do. -: eight bop sse.r q. -Aa-SoSo
= In. :s''s ri Ss a. 8 &c. ~ sd
-. .orIoS.sEkn OIL o.,.. w,nssr Sh..s s:e: -.
SAsToH oil, 's,; q p s.i: .. over ..
rEATHEhf frim. .hss. -. % s..:s NON n .m.,.
sss,, zssss: :" xx i.s.s: xxS IS';i sssi.; :
rs,s q l..s, Ducks 1s. Mhn: q: darn ssssss
chies,n-'r@.:e~ ~ saidsd. ~ or daS.SsS
20, I;,.'Tsaci..n. at 80 ser .y...s. -
Sss -, poa s.n .cs :.s ;;s,r r, =; :s.ses 50:
May s1:i. = 'a.s. .igsci eaeslies C: va1sS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
TRACTION ISSUES firm IN
LOCAL SECURITY MARKET.
VOLUME OF SALES Is QUITE
SMALL.
Session Dull. but Prices in All
LISTS Remain Sicady-No
Speculative Interest.

Jrca! securities were only il. :nc,.eI ate
d''.!s.G.d at yesterday session. y: tii. 81.
!ssILs STOCK Ea-EAiIs.. IN. activity
which tTas:.is Ia: looked FOR this Week
a'.d N.iivi3 iGa;.E.iiIL.1 IL. a mail WAY Al
IL INST t.o SESSIONS of the week, failed
l'S.. iuiS. NJ vui-I,i. .at.fcst MAS maui
!"-i-I ..iIj the volume OF sAi..s was small.
I.ssr'inns received The most attention.
ana i;Irr- ~. that !.st Wet. rather nrni.
. ni'',; Railways sold Gp ~ $50. and isr,,a1-
wJy - brvG-n. SIv! %. Two small lots
e; Mechanics American a.Is Common
w-s!I!. I.asl solI ~ ST.. ans. go &, 81 .-c-
tl--is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Of over one dog. IN the ease. cmssas ssesaO
Nearby, returned. 1t l6lxc: i00e1
ard trferfcr ssock less: d4ses. cases 6eS1600
l9c: extras cNc.
LIVE IOCLTar.Fcw!s. NE: spsa,e 49,
keys. cd. average lie: and young. 4-N aVQps
age lsc: heavy less: young ducks S0oe: q
drcas SIG: young geese g.: Did Sesse e: $50
cE.Asas cid. !: .. and yocng ms ysr 60
pigeons sc dog.
DRESSED POCLTRy-ScaI1ed ana unau
with head and fee; on: Fowls ne: 0010415
dressed. IL TouRn. les0: rocstsrS Ste: olA -
KEYS Iei-c. young lsc: ducks size: Sp9110 0k0
NEeAl-S-t so.ce TO fancy st9oGy n ~ ~
C.: heaNy jsxc: small and thin lea
ROASTlNG PlCS-0tI.iS per h0nA
FROG 1EAsS-Chctce large 0s . - -
medium 81. ~: small s5c.
FRESH FISH Black bass lsc psr N ~ -
der axe. lie Tor large: crappss e fer Io1
10 Sc for large: dressed cSS-eolIar So000 -
,ec: eoiisr bones ON g: sIooabiil c.e e: ID.
:!.. dI.,.sa e; ,n,,i ire:s<d s. .:@.f q. al
:,.e: large Ers.s 1,sc: small ssoss 10: 80
s.: Striped lass &c fer mediIn Ss1 9 =
-, FRESH RE sEEE cCTs.R.ss e. ~ ~
-. ! at Sc No At lie: No 6 c.
shucks-Pe- !b. No ! At &c: No. ~ S1
n N"- ? .. q, =: :he ~ Rer.s'.Pss n: q iS2
st 3'.c. No. At 1,kc: No. 8 at -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

h.ad. uni.s: % ssssS%s.s IS spssis.d a 81 80 "a
IS StM sNr'si:i siri.hs"t iis CON. .nea IN ss,. s.1n
SS 80 Tor =, xiraf.si.; 9! az s"wao: :xee. -
'.psjf irish; T,s and Gu,s; .ss.Iai.f 9: Ssss
cha1s-s s1hnsn.snn hans..ns sasss %S.1Ss .. hcS
Nichis.n blue piuins ;sS:se yer 12 -
baskets: Mlch;s.s i i-s.ss' .fssis se: 81 A6
fair :" ;oa.sc for poor: ianCy Nlb0O 10
.nS,i. nMa1E;sx'a.Ss '.s!. a.ss:, sss ps%s,s 49, -
'nc :sSfAE ny t.s if fEscs,Iasss e Fl ss: ei i.a
,sr ,,.n,., .'0:s n per Sony es:ss -
GRAPE. .Ho:,e- -s.Swn q SSsss
s:s :,'', xss':.sa x,5:;.,. ,s;%.s :s:S,af: ,
PEARs-Near.h SOSS5c per 5 d: ed
.n.ii s n"ns nsi . ssISs' ~: ;u1s; ss 81. sSi
sS per b.:s.s sss:' ss. Ssss.:: = 49, :1s -
2Si;;crs, : ,,:: g. g:r s-eu 10.
CKAh APPi-Ess-BSis>. 0.S01.@ oo0
Chs. SEaS::i:sMr 8: :.s ~ ,"ts.ss x:.; 60
IL: = =: ~ e ,.ssi:. .:s ::a e:
sAssx.A .sv.1sas.::,:,. .n.,s .ss
is.,.-:s s;..s. Ss:4. s..e.s s. es, :%,.S s...s
.sGSsSsTsuse' r.s $ = :, '."s E 'r.. ~ sss.s
isTATOES- Fairly Ohio E0l1c - e -
coreing I. au.llty: on Levee So0A
NEW ONlONS-NOsth Nisse0a GnooD 70
tss' iowa 80 rss.: ~: .sss,: - - .. - eHs
PER 10 lbs: Northern green Go - - -.
$i0ll 20 per ton; white 15c lef - -, 0As1
lsr ton; In shipping order. N.5AlO - es1ee3
sTTi MRERs' Home 1roSn sSS1Ss s. 6ssss
yellow 3os, <c per hu- box loose. Dan pleAiO00
So. s:he,ktns 1lgI.S per bu.
SAL AtERkEACT-EeW city-maooe 1o1A -
NEW H0ssERAbisH-ssss - ~ oer.
CELERY Michigan leSsae for s.aan sssassD
fancy. in large crates. :sHsoc: WisDsaR hsUo
TrRNirs-N.~ homegrown = o00s -
bu box
RIETs-Hon,.. ernvn ssOse pse d. 49,
GREEN s0kS-Ioupe- Grown eD19e ~ -
Ea:Gri.SNT-suo'e: Choice q o0tes ~ eoA
ToMaT.,f:s- A. .SSac per -.
LErTCCE-Home-G grown lso1so ~ -. 1Bo@
SWEET rCTATOE9-Homs- gsoyl BssDo1A
esfss5c prr bu boz: NansemOnd so08e
GREEN PEPPERS-Homs-Gvoua ~ 00Go
Der bu. boN
GARl.lc-re- string Isa:1e.
BEASS-Ous"s. Home 0voUn. H0uo0 oDooA
:sss3.c: corn .s.ns Sac Fer 69
s3r AsH-Home-sso~n. summss. - n0ns
..SARE"rs- Ho,ne-sr.Sn ss07ss ~ -
Michigan .s1s.c Der lao lhS
Gt MfsO-s;low a. -. per I-bu- h0s1aA
HUBBARD SQCAsH-sS0ssc pr ba
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

New York sept. i3.-Cnissd States So-sfI-
Ia"I. bcnes c.o.cd ienS h'Shsr BID sar i-,;h
the e. %: 10. And Il 49,. and . lowe. 70: the
-. OF the general bond market prices on the
whole ruled aim. rIta The principal dealings
IN Jarar"se issues. American TUb1cco -.
A.cht.pn conv.r.it,. -. i:rookiyn Rapid Tran
SIT IS. Fnfr wosth AID Rio Gran.i- -. Erie
Csnveftihls g. Steel Sinking Fund -. 81.
I.,uis Southwestern l.: Is. Wabash Bs and
Western MaryIsni is-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

hills: pasted rates 4.xys0sA and 4. .sS0s. .sets:
commercial bills SD sa4.S1S: Mexican dollars
&c. Government tu:,is IRREGULAR: railroad b1als
irregular Money call nr:n and steady. -
a.. closing hid aj~: offered at 81: time loans
firm: - days ssgs -. cent: ~ GAYS sS%is: :
yy.Yfks a. k-%.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PROHlSlONS

Provisions we're weak. following a l9c
decline I'm the price Of live hogs. At the
Lard was ~ l.,.c At $50. Ribs were
down 81 ut s6.35.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat II cars. corn tol cars. oats l9S cars
and hogs 1850 head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

New Tc-k S~rt f7-SGgsr-Hss -s,;,.!.z:
Ia. r.-snirx 20. esn.6!ural .. ,s.s SO
rloIa.-.. ~sr3T : E-s.si .Ge. cr,r-s,.t y
raW,i.r.: t..'. gpnIis.~i 3 y, CnG.. guls:
No I's ii-isc
N.w .rr-a.s La. SEPT i--s,ss- cu,~.
or.- t@-'i. S~a'rf'uszi G.sS7,r ren-r;.uxA'
xI.-!.e- u IL. Ne.lo~s sa<Sc. ..cnrs. Ia
go Nplas.~s ..D-fAl: crsn kettle I-Es-
cs- s-.r.e.-.! sai'- SlTsp nnrh;aal. .seiS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
Cnsh (pa1u, Flour, Eee.

wrIEAT-H" red snld at Sc Q, $50: Nn
! rel SO to $3.50. AMI M. - ssc to Sia.c:
No. haSi SOLD Ss S:i-Isar: No. : hard Mt Ssc
q" Sic. and No. = har, nj So To ~.
tORE-E" corn ss,ld AZ Sc to a3isc: No
: corn AZ 3:i.c: No. 2 yellow NJ 81: No. J
yellow ~ Is':c: No: white At Sc to ssirc.
and M ! white az :.:i-..
At SIG to Sc. and no a, ..c to $50: no
white so;d as $50: No 3 white IT &C To
..,.r. and No : white q, 3c to 90.
RvE-Firwer: No. !: NJ .:f.r: No. at Sic -
winter fi.ur-Yascnts q l02A ~. straight 8. s5o
les: extra fancy tsS5I3 -: foregoing In wood:
low to medium grades At & " 20 s: ~ In tute.
Har,i I'm jufe sks Patent A. s. .?"g<: straight
V.Ss0: ": iirss clear q. icn:.3, second clear
s. 5eE: 20: IoW SIades q, e I-:s1.<o. spring pat
snt az ~ @14.ss IN bulk.
kfE y FL6rRaPur- Z & ne" SIS ." 'u'e 's.
GnEHMEAi. ETc-Cisy meal :, 60 {. o. b. !:
eriss. hon.ny and peari meal e 81.
EkAE-StsaSy. quiet Quote" basis p trk-
Eran, per Iop ib~ s3dS;c: bulk &c: mixed feed
&.NIs.: 'iidaI:res .::ss.c This sid" frcm mill:
FLAXSEED-H.":.
Sf'El.TER-Fnm At y. 60
l.EAE-S;.aiy at 81 ...aAA
HAY-E side has,s: Se~-Timo'hy: Ch1sce
S:..s: No. J sie ssaii: No : SS: -: ~. -.
81. iNy: CicssY-s hoic- slt: No. Si.6is -. NJ
s$Gs: iow SstsS: tio,sE-mis~J. NJ. l. AT = ..
as 81. No. G.issHs: low 81
STPAw-rackire prairie = S1s. whoa: Ot.av
Se$, 20: re straw ~ 5sn5.SD
wHlSKY-Recefvsf ~ hHis. Quote a. 81 -
"a ha>i- sp.:iis. I-pv.,sa Dv the Merchants
ExchSaSe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
Ne0 NssA SDoosy Sosskes.

--a-Se:tSes ., ssc sa-s- x1s s--r.s ,---
-szsev Oef~ sab ~ far sa.s--< .s.sNszrt -.s-s
-e-~ ssesaJs es-ss.c q. Ar. - r~r essc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
P0oDs1y.
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New Yo:k. s-p; ,-!i,. rnui----n. Receives.
,nelniin. ".,s hs,iisI i.,. y.si-r !.r, -.s"
.rn. making ;, cEr- 50 Far ,hi. week and .,.liv
Y n,o,- out Fowls held ,,...y to .rm.
..,,Il';- s::...n.s is !, @ no, !sss.. , hr -. .crk
-.c:.ris - ,i,-.s.i poultry "'r. quite lft.,ai.
ami .snne. rin 'av ~ q, ni ;,rs.. .. 't De-
sa. s ..r: :' r. .sr: s ss
rc-i,srs us~. them helm move The ch.-lena
. Is.n.ialn !: .i.:r. .eaid no; ~. .h,e. .sns
az -: ..a'e' a." ra;s.; ., .s: Hhg.; .u..n.i
.: i r,:ieT M " % Price. Mii..s.i 1s.:os.n. ..aay.
% - !h- >. sss- ss.rr c.,cs-n.-w....
IN .a1s ny, i.,f. .si H.. ;.,a do nj nj.
81 fancy lsrs. z. DO inr'i.ann ii,-aI:, -.
,S- to 81. l"f' .o.i-,w..., ,s,h:T- .nl No., -.
.arcy +" ih' to r.i''. ';e. o'se- auo'a:.ea.
"''h"' Esss.
EFF pI.rr srE,IA1.
N.r Y0-s 500. :,.-ESSs-Ee-s':t. :.5c
c.se- E.c-ip,. v-c- s5=.'a--ci nao..-.-. arf
.arh good as wa9n .aSs .or good io ..nc,.
Th- .!"rsSna w"> 10; ally urgent. hu'
al cl--ts v~-- rs,h.T au.e' 4 ,.i- amount
C.. .a;crsst was .n".n n r.:rr--st".s =. ;h.
f.a:r g .si.r -of.,r,. bg. tuy.-s .@.rsesi
70 n- y.rs particular % qualities w~s'~-n
graded -F-a.i-. sv.-s<e e<ss Isssr. E-s-
'sGsv h~.. -. otn-- iop.A,i5as sn hanged:
Tha.A-itlhia soy; E--Exxs stead. Erar-hy
.r-sa ~ q. -: .ssss-sy fresh - a: r:.Alx
E,~.-n fr.sA -iG:.c a: nars.
Ean.A, City >.3; i',Esrs hrn.: N!ssog'
Cir.-. l.. case coar; IL. cAss- ..:srn~I &c
r,sse ,.r- i.-Esss r.aiy: q. r.,-k
~..>. '1riu-.-f. 's'se. sfs;s -. prime rrs;s
re-. e,TIas =.
New Yssl cssA Market.
RSa't-E.-i'' SrErTAL
S.~ Toss. s-p' i,-c'arA ..e.-,:..' .o-esy
-r,ta.,.--. cA,rzss sas.ay vas. .. u.uai
e-rs;sc- Age. yt-sHrs s-t.-- az. :. &C.. ); re-
ssxs-... q 49, American ,Ar cJ.nraac an. pre-
:---~! ser- f-.c-s,aiiy hiahs-. s:...s~ con
-! s..s1 ,S-p>- .srl.ae.i from -, 20 zee
Ingaa..- r-s =. - cent ton.,s sAsssa OF
- = S.. 20 ss-~ Cto.lrs .: .. NarkSy Com
Ian!.s -EI~t .,-cze Ui.s . s-ac;ions. scysnrs
. = 81 n C5r,~c-:on s!tA rss .:v.nc- 60
~. p-s.s.-- cS-.n.i-r; G,,oa tie a.st.sei:ca ..
q. Kss..a .Ty-:2c:
0aV SooVeV.
N.~ yo.k. Srp. :: :-f.As s..-e- C.
iA..s-. S.fS- "a -Sa. s.vs. steady. - .i-IS,
sss ec3c~-
T0SDeoseoe oo1 0Sssa.
ssvs1nsh c. Ss u-C.ysn,is. s-:
y . rN=. q . 3 = 9 . q. q: < . -
4 . < s ss.ssy " q . .: ". " G-a
Sc. r.ft - n.as-'n s.s; :.s.;ns, ..,;,
CsGsse ssaes-
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r-sfSc Ssr- '-rT sing Gu0.a..--,s = Cav eor
rrnr"r- S--7. siae.s s-i mining <hs-ss were
- friieeS
fsE f'Ir. $50 - .eH:: .tr-. I,s-. scS'.
re- sat
E,GNn:
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.r~k. A>p p"~D. At posrox.

-H'si s,i"- g. - - aSa.ts- 8. -. ..s ,~.'.-.
a'. t1's.-a . s-"s sSv at! s. 10, "a . va:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
XeW York seek Qaetaalsns.

S.w York. S-;t i3.-foiioui.R are o;.-rinG
hiehe>:. lowest AMI closing quotations for stocxs
On S;..;k Exchange to-day. ~i;h the sraount *
Closing
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
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N-~N N-rG s-ss ii-t-a-s,s .r--4t.se, :,-s,v
- -.r.1S s.-ss s-.~ s-FE-..
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Eassa Wesssnehooe>

ssA .1-ss
Tss.I sai-. - 80 .Ir G, ~ .ha:~.
Eseso Wessen0A0Ose OsVSAe0a.
S--.shss-e -. S~-.- 1--hr <i--~.r-s c. 80
wssssrR-cser AZ f-ak- .csncasy re. 's->4ay
s,s &sea-es . - .~- ~: >x;rs elvsss,. N
sA:7-so- &c the :s6-2.Ac SsaYss.l. 6v-ses: &C
e.. 80 cs,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

T!ngc-. fse O. &c n from WENe.
s;alyss:cn - Spot market quiet: n'dfling
E'sc.
New Orleans Svs4 market quiet: mii.llinx
IL I-is... SALES .i.. bales.
Ni-,nriis-Spn market auist: n,:di:.ne ;yise.
IL. R.c-ipis At p:tnc.yAi points:
Galveston. -, j.: leg.
New Orleans. .s- trs -.
Mobile. s:s fAl.s
Savannah. s.sis hale
t1arl.>: ii. L." hssO
S.ssv.i.. ..ty tales
Houston. N.5iS tales.
Memphis. IL: bales
Net rscsip,s o, all United S'a:es por:. for
Gy. DAY. we're !;c.in taics. aGains; 1850 bales
=. -. l.s'.-s. .gaI:is; C;.Nss baleS In C0s. Stok
<s. -: tai.s. asx.nst NJ 81: In lNN.
Total receipts firm September I. iSS. 10 date.
.i-.s: ial.s against ::S>.i hales 10: the cor
re-; ,l,'li:.S period this wear prior.
abx.a,s - Aaa.aAa
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t~r~sas cx~Asss~.
20; ~ ;s> >'r--azrEs. Er,.s. s,S-=-s..,.


Sessesaase ossA Clesssaaa.
fs-ss-.ays s-sct.s as>~sss .ca:~-~.. .,sss-i
,ssars,Ss = <ss-. sASssSS S>ss -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

cT R..,a nrn: a aI: EI: y
sssrSSSS.s sss e = J. : !. = " rs k"S'
Nee fert. 80 i:-Ro~sn s-n: staines
ecrzras - ess3 q - asked- TurSsssise 2sii.
CeGs-- osAes-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

80 :. -... "a - n'Ne-a ''"''ai .. -
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001 0ooVeV.

N.~ yo.k S-p. Bar saver e.
iAcS.- S.fS- "a -S1. s-.vs. steady. - .i-IS,
-. oE3c~-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

-; n.li.S period this wear prior
81 >u;, warehouse ss1temeoS:
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-27
Will Be Married

On Wednesday morning, May 81.
at the hour of 10 O'Clock, Walter l..
Jones and Miss Ada Gourley will be
united in marriage at the residence
of the young lady's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Gourley. 913 White ave-
nue..
The announcement of the coming
marriage of these well known young
people will be received with much in
terest by hosts of warm friends in
the city and throughout the sur
rounding country.
The marriage will be solemnized
by Rev. Eugene II. Smith. pastor of
the First Methodist church. There
will be present. when the most i'm
pressive of all ceremonies is pro-
nOunced. only the relatives and close
friends of the contracting parties, the
number of guests not exceeding thir-
ty.
At II O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Gour-
ley will entertain the guests at lunch
con in honor of the occasion. On the
Denver & Rio Grande No. passen-
ger train Mr.. Jones and his bride Will
leave the city for Salt Lake City and
there the first weeks of the honey
moon will be spent, Returning to
Grand Junction they will be at home
to their friends at the handsome cot
tage home erected by Mr.. Jones at
92O Rood avenue. after June %.
The personal attractions of Miss
Gourley are many. She is a very
handsome young woman, possessing
those qualities that are at once noble
and rare, and which are necessary at
tributes to noble womanhood. Miss
Gourley is held in high regard in the
social circles of Grand Junction. She
has for several years been an active
and earnest worker in the Method
ist church and its societies. and she
has taken much interest in educa-
tional work. She possesses those
graces that make her popular. and
consequently many are the friends
who will wish her unalloyed happi-
ness in her welded life
Mr.. Jones is one OF the best known
young men of the city, young gen
tleman of strong character and high
standing. and he commands the re-
spect of all who know him. Mr..
Jones has been connected with the
Heron & Cassell grocery for the
past three years, He has been en-
gagged in similar work for the past
seven years and has always been
held in high esteem by his employ
ers. In every respect he is a worthy
young man.
The union of these young people
will be a happy one. Each is deserv-
ing of the other. The marriage Will
be surrounded by everything that
augurs a happy future and may the
Indications for that happy future
prove true in every respect.