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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
HraA nee.

BcTTEn-ez zo;.s c..aa.T,Es.-. TX. s-.,s
s.-s... 81 e:5c. psiry 3sesr1-T>ncH 49,
,-gsr = Fair l.dIsc. country chgcs 1A-.. .s.r
.s- es..s ~. extra Creamery y yer 10.
nj ccirEEsE-on .ii.-, T-ir. ~ ..ns;-. ,.,q:
e.s..s i.,c L A L.e h,F aSTrs - y.
u-5--. ,.s.. Iltabg-se-. rh5,c. .i@..i.- 70 :
s...c s-lss eAsoi-- g.: is :rr.os E.1 zs.<r
g iislSc. brick eso.s. ;!A.s--e. s.->a=
rs;Es.H.-.!v.i ~ ,s~s Io-A s1. a.
r.ss, tsr7uEa. Sai.?-: - c.s's. ;sA.s.- sr-.
..T.-f sost os-r'urs Lx.. IBc.r tas ryl-s
-.1S -TsZ:-x .a.Yps- --s.t s-1l.G al! -
=. .y.r I COX 8 ~ css. '8--su- r-.r-s-
,~.--by eas.s --t.--si- So Is-,r. Ss1'As-r a.:
.rf.-ier ,:o>s I.xs. ars'.. eAsss !-cIsc-: :-e.
L.1E Pc,-LTny-os ,s.1s.o.-r-, ,s-.
80. =. c5s ,I-'seys lie. 90 ss-ss g. sp-r-S
sE.-ss-s ar--ass re-e,p.s. .cc. tor<s sc. sf-i-g
x..ss - -7-.r slrhsys - fthn AZ Foor
- "a e1s--. hi-ssa. :s- ta- -. se-as
ssT-@- cs'rss-- 3 : ~. rSsD-s =
uPF-%ED oCLTRT-C:.le.s-s-Fo. ~.
-. -. sgrt-. sL-fss.E l..--. ct 'L--
- 70 s5-f-. tgF.-yt lee. dT.c<s -. Fl---
.x r-.-.- fo- ese.;. eso:,- SIX oE,y. cats.
yT.I.S-s.6lc~ 20. &c - - - t.aTy -
- lsn' E.-r,lcs -si, al s-ssil -i.SsC
.s.-r a. = 70 - .-f - p-cEs s.1 aia sz~s
az. :;r p .. y s-,..- ss'9=PI.,. "a, rcu
n e Yt.,.sa x.ss., . s.~.s % - bret :.-
0-SS,s Ee. :.a.sso 0,ss: ksscx,ss &c. eat
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
Cash (;rsvp. FIo.r, Etc.

wHEAT-No 2 re-; SID .; s:Iyc TO ssse: No
; ~. a, 81. 90 So. No. 4 at Ssc ., Sc: No
hard n; sic TO SIC: No. hard a. SC to &c.
AMI No = hnId q, :sc 10 SIC
CORE-Nc . .c;. sold At 5ec: No a: SisS
No Nv whi;G !, ,s q 'G :; a. No Salts r.om a, .s a,
uATs-No. oa:s sod a: &c: ~. NJ 60
20 .>c: No. 4 oa:r &c: Nc. shite .: nc.
So. a,te &: sS'sc to ac. and No ws.'s a.:
fXE~No "a, SC ass.d: No. Sc
II.,l R-Stotc: New sst, winter aour-Paf-
3 scfr- :1-fo..sg!ns in wood: low 20 rn'di :'a
siad.s >: 8. ye.ii3 IN ;a:s Kansas hari wt,ic.
t;ss,. fra, cI.ar 3 se93I: second Gear So
t:3 -. lyw gTa:es a; j. ivi.:U: second clear
s. t,G:-p: low sra-;sa & .e12 D.; Sebrask. and
Iowa Z.Y2ic less t..an Kansas hard. Spring
S.t.nt at 81 iyts ?, In bulk
RYE :, 5ioTa.dfu'' L ysod ne" e'' in 'e'' 'h'
BUCKwIIEAr FiOCR-Sev York $50 per
,,pR.s.iEaL. rTc-Cl,y NAL s30 C. . b !:
g-i,- hDrniny ana pear! usesi - ~
IEAS-9Us'. t.sis =. trs-: R'.ln. ger ~
lbs. ssIse..i-c: sis g.; FAXED fs..i 90, m: 3.
%: ,niG.iiins- -.
FLAXSFf.Is-ef- tlS.
sP..I.I i.f.-Frr'n n: 8. so
l.'-sD-Sr~s.y ~ SI,.ps.sfs.
HAZE side bss!.: N-~-Terio'ty: Chcirs
H2YI:.. NJ. S."a:ii-,. No ;Sl.; No. :
70 -. No. Sgs. low gas. clover mixed. Ne.
a. 8 i.4s; No. : :-5't.; !ow .s
s.aS .snAe. rye straw 81 o.G5.
vIiIS!SY-Qu.,- a. 3i.A cl t.sI. ,p:ncA A.
reported Ly n. Merchants f:xch.sse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
WHEAT AND CORN CLOSE
LOWER IN LOCAL MARKET.
VOLUME OF TRADING EN-
CEEDlNGLY LIGHT.
News Generally FavOrs Sellin:
Side-Cables Close Lower
Oats Weaker.

Wheat values ruled lower n yesterday >
local grain market. principally or e''s.'.
cables and Il =! S!mpatay win t-h,..Sp-
minneapolis and otner domestic m;srAe's
Trading was Insignificant. aid there was
no feature To put ANY life into the lii.
sienera.iy. what little news ihHr" ~is l
co.ps., -ArssniIna shipments ana i"'eis..
nGvics.S were belrisE.
L.caIly receipts were large. and a
I..us- .f Las, Ss.ir. IN. Argentine I..p-
m.ntS for tn. week were 9;i.oS bu..
agains: .,..c0o bu. last y.ar and ?.o"v tu
tcr the cOrgssponi;nS week last year
CIearances Of wheat and Hour We're equal
u ?s6, ,sO Uu.
DC. whoa, opened ,sai.c lower. ranged:
from SIC To ss'sc and Closed ssai.c
lower.
Corn was also easier IN yesterdays mar
ket. After opening steady IL almost In
Media:e!y began 20 develop w.ahnss> am!
at the close the dial showed Sc. which
WAS -sc lower than the last nssur,' ~
Thursday. Cables On corn Were lower and
little interest IN that cereal WAS manifest
eti IN foreign markets.
In ,h. domestic markets offerings We're
somewhat more liberal. ard ;he crop prns-
psc,s ar. bright beyond the i'icsc sansuins
expectations. Almost the eni.i. corn bsit
Is frec 0f danger from most The Arses-
iI;!. nSUr-s >Euwcd Shipments iur last
week To- be !..s.tC0 hu. against 2sle..sS bti.
the week preceding snd a:ls..to Cor the
Dec. corr! opened steady. ranged from &C
TO 4:-sc and closed sc lower.
Receipts of wheat Friday were 1i3.eIV
b1.. OF which I.is9 SKIS. ard lla cars were
local and c9rs through. ava!ns; u. -;
bu.. ~ which ~ sks. and 10 cars were 10
cal and cars through. a year ago..
Receipts OF wheat at primary points for
= hours were i.aI,...pI l.ti.. against la1s."Si
bu. a year ago Shipments aere ii..s3,.
bu.. against 1900 bU Northwestern r.
csptS wer. -. cars. against !-S cars a
week age. ?sS ears year ago. and .,S. css-s
two years ago. Chicago received JS..A0 bu.
and Kansas City l..'co bu.
Receipts 81 corn Friday were 100 hu..
OF when q. cars We're local and 3. cars
through. against $50 bu.. OF which -
cars were local and - cars through a Year
ago.
Primary receipts of corn fnr - hons
were :?e.s.i bu.. against 200 SIi- a year
aeD. Primary receipts of .GTn for - hours
wer. .:>a ...i bU. asains, 2:3...e bu. year
a-.. Shipments were aS,..ci bu-. against
-. .t,s' bu- Chicago r.-,e.ved .-g..V hL. a.! u
k..:.Sas Cs;y H.sS bu
Receipts oS oats Friday were 90 hu..
OF which 81 cars were local and ; cars
through. against $3.50 bU.. OF which ..
cars were local and 10 cars through. a year
csc.
Receipts OF oats at primary points were
Sl12S bu-. against 80: On ou. "A year nrc
Shipments We're 81 ". bl. against aD.1
bu. chicago received is:. 40 bi. and Nan
sas City cl.1V bi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
Miscellaneous Markets.


ft.a liNl!,h .La ~ !Jr e4IIy saiyfle..s. ,Ior,r
-.sit: ia. 80 .oISS aS' ,.ie'-.oe.
i;A -
ca 80 *. = :, ., abs at go per bu for
DRIED Eis.lTs-ls aI-ssatsa a.--'-i.in...
u, w aS.iI s'saeI icS ...a yocf.! 9Gs-. - S5zi
t..e: cao,s a. 10 .. iis1 Ise..s.s e, - -
~: SC N-S vsS~nsss <..sgc-
nEAN, AMI It--,s-s-1ots on ORDERS cruu,
ss.. .a rs, ~ NJ , Ss~. 'ye -. s;ey.e.
49, ygT % Lia.a u-.ns = ~ e ..i.:!.s -
o. o. = - Es.i a. .--s..-s. c.,.IsSy q, 80 4.
- ante. cy.og s,.,:IGc. .s.iy.fc, 49,, -
.7say. u. l.. e..9-s .. Is.,s. su-sy.or I.ss.
s'., OMAN s.s.i black l:..S'd So. Ss...n
-. o.--s~ ...iNsi @g- D.. :..a-i-,ns .5,s-I !. -
ss..al t.4e. ~. .afsrsoc 49,
es.s;y i..r . - 81 10 To- - go 5 1Tinr,
{. . -, -. 80 .-slL Stls. Sl.0 tyr vOJd "a
SOP. Es'tI, a1., a.. 60. aals-5Is a.. j, 20,
=. CO c4ls-s s. -. s..gA as. lbs s-.'-,,t-
a.. A4,., .l-ar q. - ssv o. a., ~;
H'.4-' = -.f4c 80. - g., -. meal 90, 49,
.ow q. -aa.cT Tt,s :, - - 80 80 aIc ' al ysii
c-,s. "a; UII.-Ia .,,. q; ~, -. ~ ,,., ..
10 - %. Iss -. ! sni >. :ss 10 :. :.
Isir.!t.,- i'sia- ~s.ts ~ s..s =. s-s,r,
shs. Sts -I.d IN !sfse 49,. 90 .7..as go. -.
s.5c. : .....1. X1 = -. - ''t.;s .
i'HSH g. -, 70 ~ ss.T q. small -. Id
lnsrses- ian c.1.r. ii, 1-iA - =:
,.. 49,: e'.i. z,s. a.. ~.as. A,l-. cs.o.c, =.
.;-,k ,-7f,..t-.r ~ Or damage!
I.oI- -r..a-as a: g i.2s f7r average -.
s.Ss ~ ''' i'I. - -. ''s.f L: s~'sea tsa.
Il 49, '-'s . var
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
Poultry.
Y,r-f,r-nfN-. EpEt.r

New York S".r - Live --G.t-,-T'. -.
~e.;.t. --,- -...-lrf :" J1r ."rirr gIt''liN -
r-.r-;g .Ag-ss- rElgN.rs ami ipElr- tns. ." wee
-, l-r, r,-r..u;s Tas =. .I.:t:. F''-f-a" aI.-
-r!yg. s.F iris f1r-g.lf.- gaze tssi's'H .'l-
tax AZ! ch-.- az. from :" - - .arf. :.5... y
or. -Ia!s .sE.s on ip;,is.S hands u.= ..!- Nj
vice. from -" Wet -. ss"asv avn market
rI.,~.F =: .a.r SAFE l.Ir.-'.u--I r'rr..a:Ic ..
rf-sa.t. ,,0ultEy-F.-s -u-s - gsg-- '"T" "a.
n fa'r i..rraEl YES rrsi.:y a'''.g r'n HuG '.s-.'
ri, :lr.r.x .-sru 'I- Ii"h- = -s-7-"g-. iFls -
sl -h.i- >ho:.- q. bc sio-.! tom. - y WI!
l.v. a material ErftE' 'i.- Volume e.. .-!s.-
c-sz Thor. a '"ral srr'r.v - "a. Il
-. ..ns aEi fowl. AZ! medium GTV-:i = !
.k.e .eES-. 81 ~. -s-.-FH- N-:,r N"rH UEG.u 10
sa.. "a, rg;Esr -esv Ir'rfs. vE s.y.-tl ir-.
!t:. Yesterday sut WEDNESDAY q a.. Z! 'I:. ar!
.r..l- = lat. arrivals s.i ..aE- - - car
r!aF aN.~ i.-l'!i 1rL- vH'.r. F-tT1" GFy E..Nr4
..S!s were IA - sr'rlGs. bit t.'r" "a
.,.'.. ...l!a= chickens. -rL sHt4s.l fowls.
st.h I:i..r..i 5r' .'r.r s..Es5 g: ssN. E.,si.
-.-!n. -1.-L.vS IL l''r-ai sd; -. ~. uu!v t-T
changed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
Eggs.


Ne. Yo-, So. 1-F%fs- -. ''7t' so
The ,sa-E"- gs .E. Win 'ssrE~
T. s.,. r. .s..I stock vs- stG.-E Z
n 10 - -. sIss.. view . ne N.l.a-fs-
.1lr.a -.r..--, s-f -, "a. r.-L s-7s. :.
[r-- -. vlU - n tra .fls. ton srys.- gao
ta-.Y-s - !.I-..- III tt"' - rs.SEs.. ~ ---.-
80. ~! O. -'-.-'l.- Ua.t 49,. - 3. g.:
So. ~.I, ~. ~ ,gTra1- -c~-'rfs. .asFs -~Hra
2, sli.s & g-Sr.E-rs:1rs Ul'T ;-r 'teE s.ars''
sr..sf.s @. Ir-s = = g - rHe-- fn't . I..-t
sss, s-ag..- Erl ID" sTSrI'stis. -s'H - ms
% hass ,.t-.1.I crt4Te.sr .l-t-;.-G- ~
'rG-ssi
KaT-s- S--y ss.. --SC=' weak. N.S11--'
.-' E.lSss rev y .H.'e---i os' 81
a's..C -tr.c- cass count I+-.-. "a, fcsr.--.sc
- f"~s
- 80. s,p- s-Fsc- .'.sfr; e; --srs.
,a--s i-clEE.: --':e. t-.:> So, .-grn- t.-s--
-as l.G-aS -g-~
f...s5s.fs,s t.r'. :,-F.E. -, w--'s.n
.-s-n .'-t~ q. max
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
ONLY MODERATE DEMAND
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES.
PRICES ARE SOMEWHAT IR-
REGULAR.
fractions Fairly Active-Values
Generally Are Well
Maintained.

local securities in yes,eYdays session Of
the St. Louis stock Exchange. The VOL
un.e Of sales was not large and priccs were
irregular. Several issues declined IT. value.
while others scored slight advances. As .
Wkole. however the market vas firYn.
fractions we're the mos; active socks.
II shares of United Railways common se...
ing IN broken lots between 50 and 81. S.::...
The preferred stock sod At sei- Common
wealth Trust vac Q ,ittie f.ner. one lot
Of ten shares going a: $3se-.S. Eaiicna.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

F.1s. 'a-s aa1 ,9a.- e'f.ts iS~.-. s,d meats
pui.I.-,r.1-. - czn..Fs r.s n a
.-JEl.E va ~ 50 G.
49, ..-.a.T- ..~aD z 05e esS.s. q.
: -... .r-t.e---- 'rf-a
E-E--~ MATS F-.C--fl'I1.e "a. Io,s' o y
= sza f.Es--.-av. =. 80 IS AZ 40. Ia
a. ~ ra4 a. SEE - a. s-s~. - a.
-...--.-t Esrg-!es a-f 1.s-s ars -l51fs-s.. ::
ss-- Ts,.s-=r.s. a. srr Ne -. - -. %.
~ ---a-. - 80 =. i-t--.s'-ar a. 80 =,
a. >. r-. .---v .: he .t-sv. AZ - FlSn
- HraTr se' E=r- =. - - .EIfi-1s-
rrs-a tal H- - = -. al7z1r>sue = ss-rsse,
gr -r---8 a--4s~. u. crIres r-riSs
-. - -zlsy ts-s .s-sy e. sg-i.c .-I -
= Bxf t-;. IA suA!
'as. cav -l=ssi- fcs,-s saar-s =. 1i.c
- e. ~ -is.r - bsi q a, s..n -
-. Tia's, . - uacs. ~. s'.E6.ri s.c.s
rAspS-Egf r-a.s - . 49,. -,y
--'.z Er....s-- t,-rc- srr= - - -,.vT .
- 100 go; ae-' q. - . IKE
#s----ar a. - >rs Il-s sho-. ;--s - -
a'.4- .z.-as. ~. - ~ \ mai g1tbas Wy
---z. .x-r. sr-r. A. -. c'--s e -
-r-- er-sr go. .. .-s ~ = If-.- ,'a.sa
80. Ea- -z=Eg - -. Tt--s-Er: "a - So
-.s.-s -az-.r.. a=1Er - cr----
rtt-,rvg Hs-z---uf fsl-- l-..1 a. - e.
p -.-.r- a-.r5.. g--s--T p-.r-1 -E.Ty.-
'-a5...l lrr rtIgINE-c-o;. at -.
..E--A f=ts-s-r l-rsan = -. . 4. .1E-.~
-sfs a. - - =s-y p e - c-aie- T'SSs-
- go. E-1uz -Fslscs yellow sssg'.-
-s.f~ tsgsc a1---aIg
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
HD.rIf.TS AND SHIPMENT
PROVISIONS.
y,-.,r,cs. ~ ,.,,in hal "a I.nrec

Weakness OF Grain had a depressing ef-
feet On IL, provisions market. Packers
.gIc moo -It. sellers OF Jan products
=; ~. I! 80. Jan. polk was of sc. ct
SID. i.arl. was = shade lower at 81. ScA
RIBS were DOWN Zt,c. a; $;.5ci..
Estimated receipts tor tomorrow:
Wheat. 10 ears: corn 20: oats. SO carS:
.u-.S H.. 81 head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

ac-r:ai b,s.ues- ta tansers' bi.. n; $50
: - 2! ."nai! ARD at Z s..yt:i-S.Ss cor 81
Gay bis posted rates sS;a: ss5is- COM
mrrc:s. a!.i. scicSi.i SO. Mexican dollars sc:
-. .v"TriTseUt boG:s strong: railroad tpn1s r.
---u.sE. gsI.-y Csl. 1. strong ..-Ilan3 at
a!,a-r rata. =. v. per .-u.: closing h!. $;
p.-r-e al -: t'fu- loans f-lnsr. o. an. > sLa;s
and :EJsLts az per cc.:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

New York. S.e st n:.et. STATE. Siovsgn
Ment bonds cicsei l. aiSh.r tic To- tie Is o:
lS',- In the general bon: r7sTSst r-irH. E,...!
:IE.. with III. more .:npoirsn; c.u!Inc- IN
jiIan"s" &i-s. rsl"Ts.l, Industrial rs Er!.
Convertible - Louisville. an. S..shyii... III .-.
-. Sre<! sinking fund - anu Wa.~sh rs
UNITED STATES GOVrRNNES- BONDS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

Csrb Grain Markets.

s.. yo1.sIec. whsa. Sc aske.: gre ScI0
sS,~ ID e.: Gals 3
II- suxs.-D-C phss;-fr.,s .:,cst.c ard
sc May -ssA.-f'g.s g e. cal. s--,S
S.na~apa,'--D -h-a. s.ss a,xss; s..s
- sii. osl4s s-i .s;s2i.c b:i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
New York Seork 0sssaeisss.

..-, York. S-pt. .H.-F',llDgIrx 0i ming.
hiEa.S- boz 81 80! closing IiutaI!"I.- far stock.
stock I::cGSHSs ,1-';as. With tie amount ~
sales.
Sac. Open II t:.i Low .C,.s~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
mar silver.


Yes yorE Sqrg s-Sssr .-sEs- 49,
rsn,o-s So Z-lAr .,rvs z4-s , : =
.Er>cr
Treasury ssafe1~as.
wseN rsta-A - --.NSss-e- 49, = 49,
a.x- e. II ry,iF s-7- r-af ras- - - "a
S>,l <~vs i-sazf<- So -
Ne0 NorA Nspes Market
NSu yera Ast = Prize -zs-Sas1sS. -.,--
- ~ co.,. sS-=1s0 esS>e<Ss SesA- ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

-:r--'- F'.i' -t'i-' .A'.
,-,l-s.s Il SIT - 5-r-l-.--' -zs -
srp.r -F'l N--t Ss-. Iras-r'. =
s..,-s. s.z.y ---r'.,s -=i g-."--. - = tH---
T-H- ssGr,. 80 ,ar..rs a- 'ta- are Ma
s-1->s 81 6 go arr - - - s'. af-
- >r-'s--sis-a : l.r ITf-asa2s. =
ss..-. we're t. l--s. Igl.ts "a as auI I-.l-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
- -
fruits and si~~.

HI. Enls;a b.. eae;;:.9.- axe t.s ,as IS In r,s:
Nslt. hrsl..-=-I1ue. --a,. n b5l lots Il, ..a
=, ter "!Hals.i- c'.--g"a. >'Vsc: .... ogu.u-y-
fancy E,I DAVIS. Joaat:.an h.si. Is - = i;s
i..s ~ Michigan d@asous .ScsI pei It.
a'.sj ..'s,.; - pls;.rts 81, SO. i....as-i ios
~ ..s'oi! sso-'s 80 - er ',-fs;.
lar {. .l.-,; t,r par. :alcy I..oect.r.. SD
MArt.i.Aiz-'0Ns-r..s.nd lisht- Ia ioS,-
on N'3i -, reF ~ .es d.,
iEiEer,.o- s;'cA. sl-S per ,OEy c=,.,- snI -
49, 5.E s;.s, .'rI crate.
G..Ai'..S- -i';i.s l;s'sn. concord 4e sc P>s
a-. f4~t-,;s L.g. --,i.. ceilings - g. per IL:
;;si'".ftn climax e,-sk-t. iig!Se 81 c5re1 1t.-:
".s... l".:i." 9. small U.s..,'s
.ifNt:SINcS fs i9sk I.-st.s,,s AL sls'.-i ~
ter t"I: nir.-r .l;.'l.--S - Dbl. s'is.Sc pe-
81 i>CES-sso r.: .=-ba- box: Ill'uoia SIS
CRAB AI'PI.Es-Esls.. S5ol.-.5. .eoordins
,Gi;AHl:l.s- In tos.'!a. wsy. re- box. quote
CAIN tnas aG! iE,r Valencia. =; ssn5.io.
Ia. o>:S- G...;s.rl:a $50 ard n.w Ma
sai 40, yer box q J15o.Us Wy. I-.rias ..3
.,tLiEoI;NIa FRUITS -Psarh-s-saIwsy, =,
Ieg, l, kay r-ar.s So ~. Idaho ita.;%n
,t".YAS Per LOO T. ,rk. SO: !o5stus
EAXaEts II.Ipirs a, :I--5ae.o per bunch.
-. hSBt Ei:'ES-t.p" Cod S.u.--i p>r hrl.I
PorAT0s:s-Ea.iy ;Jai" so,a ,a.lr.v At ~ 81,
81: iowa a."ck soil as hIsh :, G59c Del
~ - L't->s-" N'f IN Mss 80 rH.H.S- RES
sioSes sar:..a. snd "a, sagisa p~r bu. del:
i'...y "h.'" IS E'sh - 2. se III, Iowa frons
+JEJ.c On Tx TE! high S-r del
thkEA'ft-t'Ieeu sold loose. 81, per cra'a>
lsAl"rs .E.r;e SIS ptr "rst" n l'.u small way:
Holland -'s,d so p.- ton, W.scJn5.n .islIs
Pc ton ssi. 70. kr-G; .toCS.
sac.s! GA-rk.n. s.EL,J pc ~
Stj t.ftNi;Nt .'E-Nspy c.sy-r...l4., RAIS ia
). htis . g. k-rs Pr. c-s,.4 81
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.c5r.Er,y u M. grown 2aGn. p-r bunch:
Michigan @Ir-T- fr srau crates rar-y in
.ar-- 'Fat 5 vyf. 5r. NsrGrs!a large crate.
49, - ~ cry r'-ss S"-g+;c "a tor.
EiTatAGAS-in ioshinx way +oc ger Sa.
BEErs-IIcm.-rrown ,5.,5. per bu s,x
GREEN cpE.S- ffp:',e-l:-1g.n \ & for ieII co-n,
W '-r dck. for tssr-r s.ru-
E,GtI.tNT-pusts C-aot-e 81 ssl.6oc Der ,.oa
ToNATots-At ?i9t4ao per su Tor cho,cs
do.n 10 2'a for catsuD stock. Green ,os.ato.s
..lTr-CT-IIoru~- crown is.l2-o acr bu. ls,...
seGf,o Ter b.. l-o::; Ears.uond s.S5oc-
bI;f.EN Ft-i-E i-i-s- tios8--Ssuan as - 3sos
p, -: boz: -: !.r Der On
Et:tN.s-cuet. Home grown. ROUND sr.-n
BITTER BEANS-,l issI sS Lima bans
81 q - J-Ch basket
So ASlf-iiosas grown. summer. a; 1920
CARROTS grown sea7e Per bu.,
Hica.Enn ,.r4.1 les b>
TEsF.r Sof'ASH - Hsp ~ 1'.s
CAt tLiFlOS tIt-Si-@ !: Yer eL basket.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

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Trsf- Ia. gul-a A & . 80 's-g-
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..s' = Ys5 : 4, - - sge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
The Metal Markets.

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

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sroCN EXCHANGE FOND rEANsAcrIoNs

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Sales O: foreign bon:s ve.- As ...!.ws:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30

OO0eOtsc tSch0u0o.
Esc.-eAs ~ NGssss-- -r exeA-Se
h,-.as-, No ~ N--:a S-=-xs s--.-+-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01
JAPAN A rev WEARS Aso.
Extract From Henry eresirIe's pissy
Is Interesting Rssdins-

In Henry Greyille's diary is an In
teresting account Of how Lord Elgin
carried a gift Of a steam yacht TO the
emperor OF Japan. This was many
years before the country was so thcr-
Oushly westernized as it is now Gre
vile says: The people seem TO De
courteous and extremely clean. form
ing in this respect = remarkable con-
trast TO the Chinese. They appear to
be droli mixture OF high civilization
and primitive simplicity As . PROOF
Of the former. the power OF steam.
the electric telegraph. telescope. ther-
mometers and barometers are known
and in use. while the latter is shown
by ladies' being constantly seen tub
bing themselves AT the doors OF their
houses. The authorities. at first. re-
quested Elgin to retire. but ON his re-
fusing and insisting on carrying on
to Jeddo the steam yacht he vas
charged to present to the emperor.
they acquiesced with . good grace
and showed him every respect and
concluded the treaty between Japan
and Great Britain without dinhculty-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01

0Ste " unPofk4tsSu-
One OF the common. everyday err
rors which is taught in the schools in
America is that which relates to the
Introduction into the western henri
sThere of African slavery" writes .
critic. The school histories which
the school girl and school boy study
say that 1t dates from 1920 or 1919.
when a Dutch sea captain sold the
Enslish settlers the first African The
year 1901. however. Is the date of the
earliest reference In American history
10 negroes coming from Spain to
Ameriea-122 years before Albany, ~
Y. was settled by the Dutch and l0S
years before jamestown. Va. wss set
Tied by the English In 1905 King
Ferdinand OF Spain wrote to Orando.
then governor OF Hispaniola: I will
serd more negro slaves rs you re-
quest In 1910 fifty negro slaves we're
sent to work in the mines OF Hispan-
lola. There is . record OF King Fer
cinand's response to . request OF Las
Casas, bishop OF La Conception. in
H. paniola. that more negroes should
be imported. He said: There are
already many aeeroes on the island
This was in the year 1914"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01

The crocodile is . large animal that
inhabits the Nile and loves to go On
the sandy beach to bask in the sun
shine and lay eggs. II looks some
like q dachshund. only there is more
of II At the ends and II is bigger.
There was a crocodile once that es-
eaped from . circus. II roamed o'er
the country. seeking In vain for pigs
and small children to devour. and
died Of stsrvation In great anguish.
You can ride on the back Of . croco-
die. but II is more comfortable 70
use . saddle. II is usually quiet. bat
is terrible when reused. We all ought
to b thankful We are not . crocodile
Benny.
Chicago Tribune.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01

Nothing ever better illustrated to
me-" remarked the doctor. the old
adage Virtue is it's own reward thun
an experience had the other day.
Called for the nrst time to q patient
who was desperately III. In addition
to being penniless. I gave her five dol.
lars with which to purchase the Ne
cessities Of life. The next morning
received . note from her not to call
again. Later learned she had called
in . homeopathic physician. to whom
she paid . fee Of two dollars. and
with the remainder Of my charitable
contribution she paid a monthly In
stallment on = phonograph."
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01

Oh, talk not to me of a name great In
story.
The days Of our youth are the days OF
our glory.
And the myrtle and Ivy of sweet two and
twenty
Are worth all your iaurels. though ever
80 plenty.
What are gariands and crowns to the
brow that Is wrinkiedy
'ris but as dead flower with May dew
besprinkled.
Then away with all such from the head
that Is hoary!
What care ! for the wreaths that can
only give glory!
oh Fame! II ere took delight In thy
Twas less for the sake Of thy high
sounding phrases,
Than TO see the bright eyes of the dear
one discover
She thought that I was not unworthy u
love her.
There chiefly I sought thee. there only
found thee:
Her glance was the best of the rays that
surround thee:
When Il sparkied o'er auKht that was
bright In my story.
knew u was love. and ] felt II was
Lord Byron.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01

Pneumonia Is the one prolific cause
Of death which is steadily increasing
In our country the number Of its vic
Tins The open-air treatment Of con-
sumption reduced deaths from that
cause from 245 per LOO. 600 in 1880 to
$50 in 1900. In the same period diph-
iberia. under anti-toxin treatment. lost
just half Of its deadliness. Typhoid.
dtarrhoeal diseases. even paralysis. de-
cltned IN virulence- But pneumonia in
the whole country grew from nine to
ten per cent OF all causes Of death In
the ten years; and in the AREA OF reg
istration" II nov stands FIRST among
the causes OF death. SURPRISING even
consumption.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01
TO TELL SUFFER- FROM oLEo.
Simple Test Which 10 Claimed 10 d
Infaliibie.


The cooking teacher indicated with
her wand two dishes. each containtI 9
a pat OF golden butter.
One is butter" she said. The
other Is oleo. I want To show you .
simple and conclusive test for oleo-
an easy way of distinguishing oleo
and butter Enthusiastically. Then you
need never again be cheated"
She put the oleo.an the butter In
separate saucepans on the ire and
let them come to q boil. They boiled
in a very different manner-one nois-
lily. with a great deal Of splutterfng.
the ether smoothly. giving forth Al
abundance Of white foam.
1T Is the oleo." said the cooking
teacher, that boils noisily, for oleo 10
a mixture Of grease and water. and
like 4 mixture of grease and water II
bells. II is the butter that boils with
a soft. silent foaming. A great diner-
ence. isn't there? Remember the dtf-
ference. remember this test and you
need never be inveigled In the future
into buying oleo for butter.
Chrenicle.