The St Louis Republic from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 13

THE REPUBLIC: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1903. S3 UNITED RAILWAY STOCK SELLS SHARPLY LOWER. WITH INCREASED TRADE WHEAT PRICES RALLY. FINANCIAL a WE HAVE FOR SALE THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT GO.

F'lYE PER CENT DEBENTURE BONDS, MATURING FEBRUARY 1911. OPTIONAL FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 1906. INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY I AND AUGUST I OF EACH YEAR UPON SURRENDER OF THE COUPON THEN DUE. BONDS ARE EITHER COUPON OR REGISTERED, AS MAY BE DESIRED. The Laclede Gas Ltelit Company is a corporation formed by special act of th I-cplslature of Missouri March 1S5T.

Its cbartcr is perpetual aud confers upon the Company the iKrpetual rlpht to use the streets of St. Louis for Its pipes and any appliance for conducting a substitute for rpis. The plant has a capacity of about 000.000 feet per day. with 41-0 miles of street main. 05.300 consumers- meters and 8.000 lamp services.

The Company pays seml-annnual dividends at the rate of per cent on it 2.000.000 preferred stock. 4 per cent on its SS.ri00.000 common, and Is enjoying a healthy, prosperous business. Subject to prior sale wp offer a limited amount of the above securities at 100 AND INTEREST, the privilege being reserved to reject any application. sxr8-rgrr-re2r2rt G. II.

WALKER, Prcs. II. 31. KACFF3IAX. Sec.

A. T. 1VEST, Trras. DIRECTORS, w. it.

nixnr, II. 3IcK. JOXKS, II. 31. KAl'FFM IX.

G. II. WAUCERi A. T. WEST.

I II II I II I Francis, Bro. 1 A UL W) 214 N. Fourth Memtent New York. St. Louis Chicago Stock Exchanges.

FINANCIAL Government Bonds ARE prepared at all times to buy, sell or exchange United States Government Bonds and to handle promptly all transactions in the Treasury Department in Washington. We invite personal interview or correspondence with individuals seeking Government Bonds lor investment, or with Banks contemplating taking out or increasing circulation or qualifying as depositaries forpublic-money. A. G. EDWARDS SONS 410 and 412 Olive Street.

INVESTMENT BSHOS. Gallatin Co-. Ill, 4s. Union Electric Co. Alton School ts.

Klnlocb Tel. Co. 4s. Cameron. Ma.

Water E. St. L. Sub. Br-S.

4Ks. Prices and foil particulars at our office. Full market rates allowed tor other securities In exchaegs for the above. WAO. LITTLES BRO.

INVESTMENT ni and MI North Fourth EL Dealer la municipal and corporation bone's. local stocks, bonds and notes. Orders In other cities promptly executed bjr private wire. Money to loan on real estat and other collateral. STOCKS AGAIN RECOVER SOME OF THEIR STRENGTH.

DEALINGS XOT QUITE FREE FE0M MANIPULATION. Banking Interests Not Conspicuous in Dealings Liquidation Seems Absent New York. Oct. Stocks recovered rigorously again to-day. the last price showing advances of 2 to 3 points for the principal active stocks.

The dealings were highly professional, and the movement jsjwas not tree from suspicion of manlpu-fJQ hat the effect seemed to be, for some reason, more cheering upon sentiment than the rather forcible lifting of prices on Tuesday. There may have been some buying for support in to-day's market also, but the great banking Interests, vers not so conspicuous In the dealings. On the other hand, an overextended short Interest was a very Important factor In lifting prices. The opening dip In Pennsylvania and In New Tork Central was attributed to bearish manipulation. Louisville seemed to suffer from the liquidation of an account, and pressure upon that stock reappeared from time to time during the day.

While the demand for stocks seemed to come largely from the short Interest, as Indicated by the large Borrowing demand In the loan crowd last night, the rising level of prices brought no sign of the liquidation which has been so persistent and urgent for a long time past. SENTIMENT INFLUENCED. It was this fact that had the most de- tdslve Influence upon sentiment, notwithstanding the recognition of the fact that a. very small outside demand was. repre- ttf da- dealings.

These reached about the same aggregate as those of yesterday. London helped somewhat toward the advance, the turn of the month there having relaxed the money market considerably and led to some Investment buying or consols, which had a good recovery. The Bank of England statement did not make a strong showing, but the fact that the bank rate was not advanced and the absence of failures which were feared caused a cheerful sentiment. A notable feature of the day was the violent break of about SO nolnts in rfmar sterling here under pressure of very large offerings of commercial bills and dearth of demand. Large wheat clearances were reported for the day.

and the completion of the cotton corner led to considerable commission-house buying In that market. The establishment of normal conditions In the eoton market Is expected to have very Important results In the outward move ment oi mar. staple, ana una lea to very free offerlnes of cotton bills In the ex change market. The early demand for stocks was especially noticeable amongst the coalers, which were helped by the gAj strong statement of set earnings for An-f gust by The Lehigh Valley and the arfmls-slon of K. H.

Harrlman to the Erie Orec-torr- The expiration of the original period for the United States Steel conversion syndicate and intimations that the majority of subscribers had acceded the extension of the syndicate aroused a hope that the recent severe pressure of the Steel bonds ex the market bv those desirous of retir JEB5USS2 G. H. WALKER BROKERAGE CO. 307 N. FOURTH STREET, DEALERS IN LOCAL SECURITIES AND COMMERCIAL PAPER On Application We Will Mail Our List of High-Grade Investment Offerings.

Buy and sell on commission Local Securities, also Listed and Unlisted Securltiej in all principal markets. DEALERS IN 'Government, Steam and and Street Railway Bonds. ing from the syndicate would now be relaxed. STEEL AFFECTED. The offering of specifications by the Pennsylvania Company for work on Its terminal project had an effect on the United States Steel stocks, as this work Involves a large requirement for steel products.

Natural relief was felt that the preparation for the October dividend and Interest disbursements have been completed, while the Government bond redemptions and revenue deposit operations are yielding handsome returns to the money market, promising continued exemption from stringency. Even time money was called sllgnUy easier, although not quotably changed, and the Western demand for currency seems to be still deferred. The bond market was Arm and the United States Steel second 6s were bought on an enormous scale up to 71. Total sales, par value. M.MO.OjOl United States 3s.

registered, and the old is declined i per cent, the i per cent and the Is. coupon, 1 per cent on the last call. nond Sale nt Neve York. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. New Tort Oct.

I. Sales of bends were made her to-day as I olkrw 17.000 Atclt. T. S. F.

gen ts S7s.B SW rs.m)0 T. F. adjust fJJs i.lI T. 4: S. F.

ad. 4a stmpd. t.vm Bait Ohio prior lien J-Js tsm Bait. Ohio 4 J.0U0 Haiti. Ohio Dlv.

34 JIVs 1.0TO B. O- E. W. V. 4s MW C.

B. tz colL N. N. Joint 4 "i' ta.vo a I. P.

coll. tr. 11 f.owc R- 1- P. iren. 4s 3,090 cola Fuel Iron con.

is 231.0V Consolidated Tobacco 4s KJs 3.000 Ft. W. Denver Cltr lit l3s 3.C0 K. Ft, S. fc M.

ts 2.0W A- N. unlfled 4 HUB s.ooo Mexican Central coasol 4 Mexican Central 1st income ilia 1.SM K. E. 1st I J5 Missouri Padnc Trust Ss Northern Pacific pen. Ss T07.B rt.0U Northern Pacific trier lien Oreron Short Line 4 H.eoo fct.

L. San Francisco ret 4s. LOuo Southern Jtalla-ay ts 49.1fnlon Paelnc 1st S5S 2J? 710K) Union Padtie 1st con. W. MJ.

1SS.P0O tvabash debenture, series MVttr 4.000 Wisconsin Central gen. 4s Total sales. tt.S7i.O0O. PacklnK-IIonse Trleea. Swift National Stock Tarda, will par to-day for produce delivered at East St.

Lome or St. Louis the following prices: Eirrs. rase count, cases lpi Kirs. loss-a basis, cases returned VJ -Vn 1 f(Mh n.rlrln flutter No. 1 dressej fowls No.

1 dressed sprints Nevr York Cnrb Stocks. Reported by G. 1L TValksr Ca. 3K North Fourth street: Bid. Asked.

American Tin Can com 3s JH Da prd. II 5 American Lieut ic Traction com Da pfd American Writing Paper com Da pfd. I' Bar Stat- Gas Borden's Condensed Milk com 115 lis Da prd. iw Mi British Columbia Omper Con. ReXrlseratlnc Ltt Ca i 4 lectrlc Boat com.

14 Is Da pfd. Electric Vehicle com. 4V Da pfd. Green Consolidated Copper MU 17 Havana Commercial Ca com. 7 Do.

pfd. 30 4S Interboroujch Radd Transit 4 International MercanUle Marine com. ir Is Do. pfd. 1U 14 Manhattan Transit Montreal A Boston Copper Marconi Wireless TelesraDh 104 IK New Amsterdam Gas 1st.

J. 1915 4H Vi New Tork Elec. Vehicle Trans it SMi Northern Securities 35 17 Otla Elevator com. fc 7) Da pfd. 97 SU Seaboard Air Line com.

mi Standard Oil of N. J. CIS CS St. Louis Transit Cn. com.

UU ldi United St. Rts. oC St. L. pfd.

sz a Tennessee Copper 28 rTH Union Copper 1 United Copper It 1 V. S. of Mexico Ss lt Whits Knob Copper Si 1 ChlcnKO Stock Market. Reported br a. 11.

Walker Co, No. 310 North Fourth street: Biscuit com. (Ue 3CH Da Pfd. Box com. 3 es 3U Da pfd.

ltutf rQ Can coin. 304 Do. pfd. 31 33 Government Bonds. Nerr Tork.

Oct. Go-ernment bonds: United States refunding rs. reclstered United States refunding coupon United States Is. reirlrtered United states 3s. coupsn United States new tt, reclstered United states new 4s.

coupon United States old 4s. reclstered United states old 4s. coupon United States Ca, registered United Sfateti sa. coupon Ex Interest. ...197 ...107 ..111 HCU ioih Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the New Tork Commercial Ad-Tertlser. throujeh Francis. Bra Co, 34 North Fourth street: New Tork. Oct Foreign The fact that tha Bank of Rcttand did not advance Its rate had a good effect, but not all Americans wem hlxher. Cables showed as many declines as advances.

Arbitrage booses traded IKhtly on both aides. In an 10,000, of which 3.000 were par-chases. Prsnsrlvanla-yecasTrranla declined en fil Inr by Peart tc Co ether trj'iimlseien 1 ally. EpeclsJlsts 1 ms; oy rein sx ux. rouowevs m- nanoolph and mrtA fnr trader nn.

were almost wQrlnr to swear ukwu wu zue ivmit numpuia-Uon. but later oa tha stock raUlcd on the oor-chasa of 10.000 br Street Norton, folVrwed br ether. It was then said that the Philadelphia liquidation was over. Erie The common as well a th preferred on scattrrlng bnrlnr-The election of E. II.

Harrlmin to th Board of Directors was taken ss a bull card. This was the basis of the bull tip given out tome time aca St Paul The room traders. In turalnr bullish after the first hour, took their cue from St. 1'auL the snarp advance In which was raid to be due to bujinir. obviously for account of standard Oil Interests.

Specialists state.1 there was no selling pressure, and the buying was much than the telling. United Slates Sleet The specialists all appeared to be bullish on the United States Steels, iiresumably on the character of the orders on their poos, which Indicated both that the recent liquidation was over, temporarily, at least, and that strong Inlereste were willing to buy. Some attention was excited tlw esse with which the hraty selling cf the sinking funds was absorced. Union Pacific Althoush Unkm ractfle rallll harrly with the rest of the list, rood telHng was reported throuxhout the day. This telling was partlculsrly cbtened in the last few minutes before the close.

New York Stock Quotations. St, Louis. Oct. 1. The following shows the cptnlre.

hlKbett. lowest and cKwlcg quotations on the New York Stock Exchance to-day. Corrected dallr for The Republic by Francis. Bra bonds and stocks. No.

ill North Fourth street: Clos Stocks. Eales.Open.lIlrh.Low.Close.yes. Amal. Copper C.3 ai 4H 3, 4lVi Am. Cor Fdy.

1.IUJ nv, IiU Da prd SM 74 744 7 7h 7 Am. cutum Oil. 10 rs 3 171. Am. Ice Ut 'i fU 6i 14 Do.

pfd Ss, SM MS Am. HV lt ll Am smelt 41, IH 4uj Do. pfd I.W S7 STVj MS tU Am. Suiter S. lwH 1IIJ 19 Ills VU Atchison W.l( Clh 3- JS n.

Do. nrd i. firt a nvi a It 0 4. 73 7ii 7I, 7i 73', It K. T.

lt3W 3Si 344 K. 31 Can. Pacific 3.U0 US'; 13ov, lis ISeV, 11SS 0 3.0O9 3s Wt Ui 3i A 7.31 Sl4 Z1H 3S 31S ItU L3 ls Cl' MS tm CI Chk. GU 1IH IIS li US M. A St.

P. S.6.-l 117', li, 1U 137 a N. WttlWHlSS IMS 1SS IX ChL -Term 3V Si C. i St It 71 Com. F.

I 41 41 3U (Mo. South Ttl 13 13S 13 13U 13 Do. Id wo 1S 1S l'i JS am. i.2u: 171 it in Con. Too.

1.H0 MS 10" Crn ITod un SH Do. pfd 7iH TsH D. 4k 3 UTS IMS HI 1M 330 31S R. JOS Do. pfd 1(0 fS.

Erie K.U.I SS Its li. Da 3d 3.S"! 4S 47 4i 44H IS Gen. Elec 39 143 IIS 143 Hock. Valley ij li MS Illinois Cent 1.7W) 137- 130S 13TS 1 13J Ipwa Central LevO ItTs US M. pfd 1 4 it 41 44 WH K.

c. ieo is uij ijc Da pfd 100 34V I- 1I.S i Jfli Manhsttan Ccn. 3.000 lis isni 13s iaS 13SS Met I 74S 7. 7IS TS'I Met. St Ry S.S MIS lets lie iis Mexican Cent 1.3W 11 MS le" M.st.i.s.&M bs K.

1.8) IP, US 174 1S ITS Da pfd 1JW 3S IS 31 36 Mtttocrl Pse ro 7S (S M4 MS Nst Ulsrult 4 KS Xi 3SS National Lead 13? Do. pfd sue ti st T. Air Brake 39) 113 114 US 114 lttU N. T. 14.W0 ms ni; jus 1US 114 N.

CiStL ten 31S 33S 31S N. a B.j res tt seij 3S 3H Norfolk West. LMM MS US MS US US No. Am. Co 71 73S 71 7IS 71 Pac.

Crest Co 43 Pennsvlranla 117 US HSU lis llct; Pea Gasof Cht 3.100 Mi 314 ws 15i SuS fc SS (0 te Presa. Steel Car Jo) 33 SiU 33 S3 Readlnc 44S 4H 4S 4IS Ren. s. ft tm i SS ll ia rfd win es cs cos Rock Island 3s.ew 33S 3U 31S 3S 3S Do. pfd 7 MS SS S7S St S.

F. 3d 3 4S 4JiJ 44H 4S 4S st l. s. a 14 14 11S US Da pfd Sno JMi 31'j SIS 3S South. I-srlflc H.3T0 43 4SU 41U 40S South.

Rr 4.41 1U IS It 1 lt Tenn. C. 4 1 3.1O0 SI 31 31U 31U Texas ladnc 33 3 as. ss St. i 300 lltt 17U ITS 17J II Union Pacific 7fl.o C9U 71S 'SS ta.

pfd (C U. S. LOm 7 7S 7 7 7S Do. rfd. 77 77 74S 7S 77 U.

K. Realty 1.S00 4S Ci (S CS V.S. Steel atW 17 1C 1CS ISi rfd 43.S03 Ci cru qC Va. fJaro. 30 It -0 its Wabash 1.S00 1U is ITU IS Do.

pfd i.soo 31 sss ses as W. L. 300 1CS iftj TVx ZA rSO 74 34S 34 74S West. Union 400 SOU SIS SOS SIV S3 Wis. Central SOO IS'J 1CS 1SS 1CS 1 Da pfd 4 31 3i Hi Total sales, Foreljrn Exchanze.

Reported by Francis. Bra Co. Na 334 North Fourth street. St. Louis: Prime rtertlnc cables 4.tCUtt4.SSS: checks 4.lS04.tSTa: CO days 4.S3Se4.S3H.

Cotsmerrlsl rterllcx. checks 40 davs 4.nV9-S3: dsy 4.KSe4JS- drain bills 4.KSC4.Ui: cotton bills 4.tHJ. Bankers' Paris, cables S.ll!i: checks S.1SU; SOdaysSlU. Commercial French francs, checks S.1SH: CO days S.31TS. Uimmerclal Swlrs francs, checks S.30; CO days SJSS.

Commercial Beldrn francs, checks S.tOS: CO davs S.3SU. Bankers' cables SCH; checks K'l: CO daya SIS. Commercial relehsmarts. checks XMeK 3-1C; CO dars MS: SO days 3-14. Bankers' Dutch culldetT.

checks 40 3-1CS4SH: SO dars 40. Commercial Dutch ruilaers. checks 4 Hi: CO Market weak. Yesterday's TJank Clrartncs. Testerdsy's Clesrlcr-house statement showed: dearlncs S7.ri7.3SI: balances rdiM.

Local Money Slarket. dtirtazs were Uxht and transactlcns at tht hanks were moderate. Discount raits were steady, between and per cent Domestic Exchange. Reported by Whltaker A Ca. exchscn brokers.

300 North Fourth street. Bid. Asked. New Tork lSeprcm. Chicago So prem Cincinnati dls.

par Louisville lOedts. par New Orleans lOe dis. par Flaxseed Quotations. RETUBLIC SPECIALv Chlcatn. Flaxseed.

-was easy, with tradecull: Oct sold at SSc: Dec. at S7Se b. and SSUe a-: Mir SI b. and StcTS cash Na 1 Northwettern SI recelnts. 3 cars.

Petrolensn. Oil City. Oct Credit balances sf-C: csr-tmcates. no bid. Shipments I3I.0S7.

averse 7S4C3: runs ULSSt. avrax 7tS73. Shipments. Lima etc. avera S3.1U: runs averaxe SS.C3C Treasnry Stateraenf.

Washlncton. Oct 1. Available cash balance s3n.tn.iH; sola srw.7i4.ess. Rar Silver. New Tork, Oct S.

Bar allver SJSe per ex. At London steady. I7Sd per ex. tat.siifesinTirtimT-MarrJ- I'itiiti TRANSIT 4-PER-CEXT BONDS FIRM. Lincoln Trust Is the Weak Spot of the Hanking List, Willi a Decline of 4 1-2 Toints.

United Railways rrefcrred was the weak spot of the traction list In yesterday's market for local securities. The stock was freely ottered and nold at JStM and 2.5, and tho best bid at the clee was KIM. Transit sold early at JK and advanced to llt-U'i. a fractional Rain over the prevloun day's figures. The 4-per-cent bonds held steady at TT7.K.

In the banklnc list the feature was Lincoln Trust, which dropped tl.M a snara to CIS. Missouri Trust also was easy at JK4 and S133.S0. Sllfsourl-Kdlson is. the only active miscellaneous Issue, sold lower at iCi and i. TKSTERDAY'S SESSION.

Closing quotations: BM. Asked. Lincoln Trust MIsMHirt Trust 133.M ISS.7S St. Louis Union Trust xis.ee M.chanlc' National 3i3. Otlzenr Cs.

MS.S4 Laclede GasHcht Ss ll Ma-Edleoa Elec. Llcht Ss Ji.Se St luls Brewery ts. 33.S0 Simmons lfdwe. 3d pfd m.M lo com Hoi Mlninc I'o JA Central Coal and Coke S7J7H Sales: 3IJ St Louis Tran.lt at K.0A St. 1hjI Transit at l.13i lie United IUllwas pfd.

at tz.M A United Rallwa)s at CSS L0i United Rallwas 4s at J.3S 31 Missouri Trust at 134.SO 14 Missouri Trust at 13.30 10 Ijlncoln Trust at 3M.o l.ft-l Mlssvurl-Etllsvn Ss at KC'j lvrtj Mtssourl-Edleon at SJt STOCKS AXU IIOXDS IX ROSTOX. Rcston. Msss Ort. 1. Ckwlnc quotations today on mosey, bonds, storks and minlnr shsres: MONBT.

Call loins, H35 per cent; time loans. SHS per cent HOXTM. Atchison Mexican Central 4s 73 RAILROAD STOCKS. Atchison 63ii Atchison pfd ft Boston A- Albany. Boston .114 N.

N. II. H.1J4 FltchburK Union TaS Mexican MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. American Mass. Electric pfd.

77S Amtr. Sutar United Fruit SIS Amer. Tet 4: V. A Steel Dora. Iron Steel.

U. S. Steel pfd General Westlnchousc com. CS Mass. Electric MINING SHARES.

Adventure 4 Old Domlnloa Alloues 4'4 Osceola SS Amalramated 41U rarrot It Blnxham 31S Qatncy S3 Cat Santa Fe IS Centennial KH Tamarack tl Cooper Ranee 4t Trlnltv Mi Dalr-West 3 United States IS IVHnlnlcn Coal 70 Utah 3tS Franklin Vlrtnrla 3 Isle Hojale Winona ti Mohawk 3S Wolverine CI Sllnlnn; Stocks la Xrvr York. New Tork. Oct 1. Ooslar quotations to-day on minlnr stocks were as follows: Adams Con 14 Little Chief Alice IS Ontario 4S0 Breece Ophlr 10 Brunswick 4 7 Comstock CS Potosl 33 Con. Cat Savac 33 Horn silver.

sierra Nevada SI Iron Silver 1C Small Hopes Leadvllle Con 3 Standard ITS Offered. Poultry. REPUBLIC SPECIAL. New Tork. Oct 1 Live poultry To-day was the Hebrew day of atonement and with the Hebrews absent the market presented a holiday appearance, and no business of any description reported.

Four cars Western were unloaded and a few more on track. Jabbers are carrying: considerable poultry on hand and feel-lnc Is none too strong. Quotations rxeharred. Dressed Poultry Receipts, to-day LIS pkxs. Dellvertes were bhlnd ttsn and must cf the stock due yesterday and to-dar was out at openlnr.

but there was an ample supply rf fair to useful stock on the market that had lost Its fresh appearance, which was pressed to sals at low prices. Demand was rooflned to a limited Inquiry from the larre dealers, tut the shopkeepers were not in evidence, many of tre leter belnc absent otserrlrjr the Hebrew day of atonement Receivers were anxious to keep stock movlnc and market was fully halt a cent per lb. lower all around, except oa heavy dry-picked fowls, which were In no surplus, but roedlum.slxed dry.plcked fowls sold slowly. Avers run of Western scalded and drv-ptcked chickens did not exceed 13se.Sc. while only fancy large scalded or dry-picked brouaht 14c; Poor to useful chickens pmved to sale at from llle.

Turkeys a trlSe slower. Ice-packed Chickens. Western, prime dry-picked. to 7 lbs. to pair.

13c: Wctern dry-picked, medium, irsc; Western scalded, averaxe prime XISc; do medlnm 13c: Southwestern sealded. small lie? 13c; Western, poor to lair. Strllr- OM rooster Sc: squabs, mixed, dox, S3.3S3.37. Other quotations unchanged. Xevr York Curb JIarket.

REPUBUC SPECIAL. New York. Oct Tradlnr In the curb market was ooly moderately active to-day. but the yeneral tone was firm. At the openlnr.

prices showed some trrernilarity. but In the subsequent deallncs decided firmness was by many of the prominent Issuen. Northern Securities scored an advance cf a full point. and fractional Improvements were recorded In the copper issues. Manhattan Transit and a number of the lea Important shares.

In the speclaltlea Standard Oil was strong, 'but considerably lers active than on yes-erday, and Trenton rottertes preferred rose 3S per cent The Can stocks were coraparatlvelr quiet, but both Issues scored fractional advances. Seaboard Air Line stocks were depirrsed. both the common and preferred sustaining material losses. Xevr York Money Market. New Tork.

Oct 1 Money on call rteadv: lowest SS per cent; hlshest 3 nr cent, ruling rate 3: last loan 3: closing bid 3S: offered at 3. Time money slightlr easier: days SS Per cent; 90 days SS: six months Prime mercantile paper 4SH: sterling exchange steadr nt the decline, with actual business In bankers Mils at I.SC and 4.C73 for demand, and at 4.SU4S4.K3 for co-day bills: posted rates 4.tB4T4.a. and 4.MS8I.C; rommerrlat bills 4.S17S. Mexican dollars 4Cr. Government bonds weak; railroad bonds firm.

Baiter and Cheese. New York. Oct Butter-Receipts 7.377 barely steady; State dairy creamery lWtlHc Cheese Receipts C.011 steady: State full cream, fancy small colored and white lite: lance colored and white 13c. Chlcaga Oct. 1.

Butter easy; creameries ICO He: dairies limsc. Cheese firm; daisies HSe; twins lie: Tcunr Americas HSc. Philadelphia. Oct Butter firm: rood demand- extra Western creamery TlCtlSc: nearby prints 33c Cheese quiet but firm; New Tork fsll creams, fancy llSc. cbolca lllic.

fair to good nueiTc Dried Fruits. New York. Oct The market for evaporated apples continues quiet and unchanged. Common are quoted at 48Sc: crime at Ce: choice at COCSe. and fancy at CiBTSc Prunes are In rood Jobbing demand and ruled firm at 3Se to 7c for all grades.

Apricots report a fair request, with prices firm: choice sre quiet at lUffsSe: extra choice at SlitSlOHc: and fsney at foueile. Peaches are steadr; choice are quoted at and extra choice at TSesUe. Dry Goods. New Tork. Oct The Jewish holiday has lctenslned the quiet which baa been so much In evidence In the last few days la irr goodv Buyers have not felt warranted In niacins very many contracts ahead, even though a slightly easier condition Is reported In certain lines tor rotor delivery.

Where spot goods are required sellers have (or the most part been able to secure full asking prices. Sugar. New York. Oct Raw firm: fair refining SSc: centrifugal, 9-J test. 2 mousses sugar 3 S-33c: refined dull; crushed S.soe; powdered Sc: rranulated 4.30c.

stolasses firm; Slew Orleans 31643c. New Orleans. La- Oct Sugar dull; opea kettle, centrifugal s'lBSSc: ernirtfural whites 4Sc: yellow 3 13-144 seconds 3S3SC Molasses dull; centrifugal Sffltc The Mefal Jlarkels. New Tork. Oct Tin was lowtr In London, declining 17s Cd to Oil Ss for spot and till 17s Cd for futures.

Locally, the market waa dull, but steady, and closed at SCS7t.i:se. copper declined Ss in London, closing at S4 lis for spot and IS4 17a Cd or futures. Locally, copper waa quiet Lake and electrolytic are quoted at casting imii.13. rarnrta of copper for Sept- were ll.SS) tons, making the total for nine months S4.71S tons, against 138.4S0 tons last year. Lead was unchanged here at 4-S0e and fit In London.

Spelter, closing at Cc. waa unchanged in New Tork. as it was also in London at CO 15. Iron closed at 43s in Glasgow and at 43a 3d In Sflddlesbora. Locally.

Iron Is quiet: Na 1 foundry Northern Is quoted at S17; Na 3 foundry Northern. No. 1 foundry Southern and Na 1 foundry Southern soft at Ut. Coffee. New Tork.

Oct Spot Rlo firm: No. Invoice SSc: mild steady; Cordova Futures opened firm at an advance of ISMS points higher on cables from all quarters, continued reports of crop damag" and small Interior Santos receipts. For a time It ruled unusually active and very firm In spite of free selling by shorts and Importers, but later eased oS sMghtly: the clo wsa steadr at un. changed prices to an advance of rolots. Sales were S7.SO0 bars.

Iw-ltjllja; Ort at 4.70e: Nor. at tTSiftHe: Pec at 3-Se: Jan. at S.tS tSLSSr. March at Lsoc. Msy at S.4Sins4c.

Julr at ctN-Cc. Aug. at and Sept. at 3.M et-Toc -ii iiviiiTuKliiii STRENGTH IN CASH GRAIN HELPS FUTURES. Com Almost Demoralized ai Oit'iiinff.

hut Firmer Feeling Conies Later in Day. Chksicn. Ck-t. 1. With inrreat-ed trade, a rally occurred In wheat prices to-day ami Dec.

closed higher. Dec. com was off He. ohIs were down e. while Jan.

pro-vistonH nere from 3Sc liteher to TSc The volume of tredinc; In wheat was larser than for some time past, with the Dec. option leaolnc In the demand. Opening prices were weak. In sympathy with the lower prices in corn. Dec.

being off HSiic lo s4lsc at THe to TTSc. and during the llrst hour of the jcssSon there was little chan Re In values. Local traders sold freely early In the day and there was some selling by commission-houses, but the Inquiry and strength in cash wheat soon became evident, and this he.ped the future deliveries. Kievator Interests were good buyers of Dec. later In the day.

nod with only Hsht offerings the market became t-tronscr. As the session advanced prices continued to ascend. Deo. selling to the dose being at TiSUc. a gain of sc Cneurances of wheat and Hour were equal to 4S.iii) hu.

Primary receipts were I.918.KO against 1X.K4 bit a year ago. Minneapolis and Duiulh reprtel receipts of 6fc cars, which, with local receipts or 7 cars 1 of contract grade made total receipts for the three points of fiW cars, against T1J cars last week and cars a year ago. cons. The fatly corn market showed signs of severe demoralization and for a time there appeared to tie no bottom to prices. Lower cables, together with bearish crop reports, were responsible for the opening weak-nes.

Later a firmer tono developed on buying by prominent commission houses, which brought out considerable covering by shorts, and much of the earlv loss was regained. A steadier tone prevailed toward tho close, and. after selling between 44HC and -iSsc. Dec. closed at 45StfSc.

a loss of only Sc for th day. Ical receipts were 573 cars, with 58 of contract grade. OATS. Oats, liko corn, opened weak under general commission-house selling, but there waa enoitth covering by shorts on the break to bring about a moderate recovery toward the noon hour. Receipts continued light, but country offerings were more liberal.

Tho close was steady, with Dec off '4c at 36c. after ranging between 36c and Ktc. Local receipts were 137 cars. RANGE OF rcTTRBt Opening. lUghest Lowest Closing.

r-c May r7s Oct 4ISJli a 3Ji lt.et 13.SS J3-KS 7.7 C.S74 CM 4St 4IS4l; 4C esf4ss 44i 4ITis iec. May Outsort sv; TWe. ....34 trWS Msv Mess I-erk Oct 11.3 Jan. 13.SS May Ijrd Oct 7.SJ Dec. CSCS Jan.

C.S7S Ribs-Oct S.SS i S7ssjs7; 11.TO 13.47S 13J3S 7.7 CSS 1I.47S 13.34 7.OT c.ja C.w J.3S Jan. S.5S RBCE1IT9 AND SHIPMENTS. Re a arM9r DTstS1 sssssssssssstsssss AVheat, bo. 4 norn. ba 3Z3.l Oats.

bo. Rye. bu. vtitn Barley, bu. l3.vS fln.

SS.sW 3S9.3M 373.SH 4.5 3) 3.14S PHOVISIONS. Provisions held trp comparatively well In view of the weakness in corn and a decline of Mc In the price of hogs. There was no special pressure to sell and there was fair buying of Oct. Jard and a good demand Tor ribs from brokers. The dose was steady, with Jan.

pork up SHc at IH.47S. Jan. lard down Vie at JS-So and ribs off ajeSc at Estimated receipts for to-morrow: Wheat, drs; corn, 4W cars; oats. 115 cars; hogs. II.W0 head.

MARKETS IIV TELEGRAPII. New Tork. Oct. 1. Flour Recetp4s 14.311 eaports 3ZSS1 sales Hives market was steadjr.

with a moderate uetrwrvl. Rre flour nrm. Corameal dulL Rre easy; No. 3 western MSc f. o.

h. afloat to arrive: Slate and Jersey STttSTSc. Barley dulL Wheat Receipts M7.3M. exports 41JC4: ssles 3.Sle.o spot firm; No. 3 red S4Sc delator and SJHc f.

o. b. anoat: No. I Northern Duiulh Sc t. e.

b. afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba. MKe f. o.

b. afloat A break In corn, easier cables and Southwest heaviness caused moderate settng In wheat this momlag and a lower price. Kventually. however, on big seaboard clearances and prominent support of Dec In Chicago, It rallied. eSoslne very nrm at Stse net advance; May closed MSc: Dec.

S3SW St S-Kc. closed HVe. Own ReceipU O.W4; exports M.SS-7 bu: spot easy: No. nominal elevator and SSc f. o.

b. afloat: No. 3 vellow SSc: No. 3 white 3tSc- Option market sustained a material decline under bearish crop end weather news, lower cables and further Itqutdstlon-From this It rallied with wheat and closed ateadr at SU'c oet loss. May SSM 11-lCc.

rloeed SClS-lsc: Dtc. SISOC. closed Oats-Recelptt ls.s): experts 3.S9i: spot quiet: No. 3 41Sc: standard white 43c; No. 3 ic: No.

3 white 43c; N. 3 white 41Sc: trk. white Western 434444c; trk. white tHate 434MIC. Options nominal.

Feed market Srm: sprlog bran SlS.SMs 34: middlings 03. city SSssrSS.SJ. Hay easr. Hops arm: Pacrflc Coast. IMS, medium to choice 37833c Beet qolet.

Cutmests steadr. Ijird easy: Western steamed ti.31: Oct closed nomltuil: refined easy: oontlnent 1JJ9. Iiork easy. Tallow asst: city 4Se; country 4i H4Sc Cottonseed oil dull: prime erode nominal: do vellow 41441Uc Rice firm. Molasses steadr.

Milwaukee. Oct. Wheat Krone; No. 1 Northern S4c: No. 3 Northern 3c; Dec TSe.

Rye trr: Na 1 StJS7Sc Barley dull: No. 3 CISc; sample fSsKSr. am-Dec. 4SHBSic. Sllnneapotis.

Oct 1. Wheat-Dec 7(9 7CSc: SUy TTHWTISc: on trk. No. 1 hard No. I Northern TSc: No.

3 Northern 7tw7ic: No. 3 Northern 773c. Flour First patents JI.4SC4.SS: second patents t.Sit.4S: am clears S3.cS4r3.7S: second clears 33.7S4f3.e4. Bran In bulk at SlLTSwlt LSverpnol. Oct.

1. The following are the stocks of breadstuff and provisions here: Flour. 3t.no wheat. centals: corn. 41S.0U) centals; baron.

S.SS0 hams. 4. shoulders 4.9J butter. 9M est; cheese. is.KO lard.

3.S40 tcs. prime Western steam and 1.1M tons of other kinds. Chicago, Oct. I. Cash flour steady.

Wheat-No. 3 spring TSCrstc: No. 3 rd T.stTSSc. Cm No. 2 4iSc; No.

3 yellow 474f 47V.C Oats No. 3 JHic; No. 3 white 3e)Kc. Rye No. 3 Be lUrley Fair to choice malting sJ67c.

Seeds-Clover, contract grade SH.7S. Provlslon-Sles pork (per bhL) S11.3S11J0: lard (per 100 lbs.) i8S.13S: short ribs sides (loose) JJ.S7Hei35: dry salted shoulders irnd.) StcsseCTS: short clear sides ibsd.) SS-TStrS. Whisky (baits of hhth wises) SL33. New Tork. Oct l.Iteeres Receipts 33; dressed beef steady: city dressed native sides, general sales.

Case per lb. cables hut received quoted American steers, general sates. KStTHVc drmed weixht- refrlrerator beef at Sic per fa. Calves Beceicts i.n: Terr little trading- grassera soil at S3Jtr3.7S per 1O0 a car of Western calves at JIJTS: city dressed veals fSSUHc per lb. Sheen and lambs Receipts 3.3S1: sheep slow, steady: lambs firm: the pens about cleared: sheep sold at SSSsXTS per 1C0 the- a few bead at si: culls at S3: lambs at USS4J4: culls at StSO: dressed mutton Terse per 100; dressed Samba TSSioSc Hogs Receipts L.SO- the market rated shout steads; Ktate hogs sold at Jt5sX-M per 150 accord-Inr to welrht Kansas Cltr.

Oct 1 Wheat Te. COJe: May CJTie: cash Nn. 3 hard 717Sc: No. OS9c; No. 4 ClSSCSc; rejected SSHertdc: Na 3 rej sac; No.

TSc. ram-Oct 3Se; TVc. 3Sc. lar 3SSc: cash No. 3 mixed erSc: No.

while 4ic; No. 3 4S04lr. Oats No. 3 white 3S4; No. 3 mixed 374rxSc Rye No.

SSc. Hav (3iNce timothy SJjr: ehotce prairie jjrj ISO. Recelnts Wheat 1U.390; corn eats ll.o. Shipments 14S.4W; corn 33.3M: oats IJierpool. Oct Wheat-Srot No.

3. red Western winter dull Cs 1 Northern spring, no stock. Futures quiet: Oct ts 3Sd: Dec. a SKd. Cbm Spot American mixed oulet 4a 4id.

Futures weak; Oct 4s SSd; Not. 4s 3Sd; Dec. Ss SSd. rvoria. Oct No.

3 444e: No. 4 asc. Oats lower; No. 3 white 3c; No. 4 DuiuSoct 1 Wheat-On trk.

Nn. 1 Northern 7Sc; No. Northern TSSe; Dec 7sie. OaU SSc Eggs. REPCBLIC srUCIAL.

New Totk. Oet t. Eggs Receipts to-day cases. Buslners was dulL owrng-to the Hebrew holiday. Prices were held to the range adopted by the committee, but sales In excess 0r (c were very infrequent on the best of the available stock of fresh.

On grades below this price the storage goods offered enough competition to bring them down to nearly the same lire! In price. Dirties and checks sold very sktwly. Fancy storage eggs were In active demand at fall pricet but the larger part of the offertacs were refused en rsceaM of cualltr. wStTrn-Estrse SSc; firsts SsftStc: seconds SMI S3e- thirds 17lc. Other quotations unchanged.

Philadelphia, Oct 1 Ears firm: rood demand- Irish near-br 3Sc loss off Western 338 StVthwestern 3lS33e- Soutlem 3KJ31e. siaasss tlty. Oct 1 -Kr flrra; Missouri and Kansas, cases returned. i7Uc new NoTi whliewood cases Include 1. ISc Chicago.

Oct 1 -Era steady: at laark. eases Included. tMJle per da Tnrpentlne and Rosin. Savannah. Oct l--Torpentlhe fam.

jici A. It SISO- iSS-OS. SIS'. S3.SMiSS- I. S3.4S; It CTt' I SXts.

J. XShlt ItM; tt; W. a. Stli; W. W- Jtts.

SUMMARY OFST. LOUIS MARKETS? '4t From a speculative standpoint there was plenty of action in yesterday's grain mar-ii ket. Both tho bears and the bulls had a fling at the game, with the latter contingent? in control at the close. At the opening there was no encouragement for tho buyers. Tho outside demand was extremely light and Liverpool and other foreign marketa were weak ami lower.

Weather conditions were generally favorabiu ami the little crop news received was distinctly bearish. Large quantities of long stuff were thrown on lh market on this shotting, with buyers holding out for concesebms and forcing pi-lev to a lower leveL Afler the early rush to sell the market was dull until the hour, when there was a complete reversal. Reports of heavy acceptances for shlpi ment abroad and prospects of a general drop In temperatures alarmed the shorts, wlioy hastened to cover. Ituying was brisk until the close. Corn had no independent strength.

The feeling was decidedly weak at the openings ami continued so until the advance In wheat caused a sympathetic upward movement In the coarse grain. Receipts were again heavy and export shipments were light. Dec. wheat opened SS'ic off and closed 'JtfJSic up. Dec.

corn opened oft and closed 1-lSc up. Dec oats closed He off. Receipts of produce were In fair volume, with prices of fruits and vegetables generally steady. Ivwal securities were easy. United Railways preferred and Lincoln Trust were tho weak spots.

4. yesterday's bonk clearings were J7.3T,Z3. balances Discount rates wero. steady between and 6 per cent. Spot cotton was unchanged in the local market.

WHEAT VALUES ADVANCE AFTER EARLY DECLINE. CORN FUTURES dXSE WITH SMALL Shorts Rush to Cover on Strong Bullish Export Statistics in the Last Hour. After rather brisk selling, both wheat and corn rallied toward the end of the session and closed higher. Wheat was again the strong spot of a fairly active market. At the start sentiment seemed to be all bearish.

Heavy receipts and weaker cables caused a sharp decline, and the selling side was popular during the first hour. Near the close it became apvarent that a big short Interest had been created. Prospects of colder weather and heavy clearances caused a rush to cover, which carried prices well above the low point. Dec wheat opened Sfi'-ic off and sold at: esc. t3S.c isv.

SSc. 139 BSC SJSc. SJSr. SSSBSsSc. gJSc.

s3Uc, SSSc. JSC. sSc S3c. Uhc SJC. SlftC.

ac. sisc. SKiC SSHc The advance in corn was slight. Prices eased off on heavy receipts and lower cables and a bearish report by the Cincinnati Price Current. There was no strength to the market until wheat took the upturn.

Then a fractional advance was scored. Dec. corn opened off and sold at: 4c 41HC. 41HC 41Hc, 41lc, 41SO. 4lie.

43c. Receipts of wheat at St. Lonls were of which 257 ska. and 1M cars wero local and 11 cars through, against S3447 bit. of which 3JBZ ska.

and 6s cars were local and 31 cars through. In 19. Stocks of wheat in tit. Louis mills and private elevators were 537.000 bit. against S17.1CU bu.

on Sept. 1 and TW.UX) bu. a year ago. Receipts of wheat nt primary points were 1.0I7.CMJ against lGO.OGO bu. in ISCB.

and shipments U3.C0O bu. against bu. The Northwest received CSS cars, against MS cars In 13K. Chicago received 4S.S3. bu.

and Kansas City ItiJCO bu. Clearances were C7.C0O bu. Receipts of corn at St, Louis were of which 3 cars were local and 27 cars through, against 19,033 of which Ui sks. ana cars were local and 5 cars through. In IXC Receipts of corn at primary points were 4SS.CM) against 172.000 bu.

In 1302. and shipments iii.tOU btt. against ES.000 bu. Chicago received 32Z100 bu. and Kansas City 4 LOCO bit Clearances were 166.000 bu.

Receipts of oats at St. Louis were C.100 bit. of which 37 cars were local and 9 cars through, against 75.000 of which 47 cars wero local and 9 cars through. In 1302. Receipts of oats at primary points were 37.00 bit.

azalnst bu. In 1902. and shipments 422.00) against bu-Clearancea were 11.0C0 bu. St. Louis Fnlnre Prices.

tlosed Ranged Closed Wednesday. Yea' day. Tes'day. TTheat-Dee. CS8U ST.

a -May SISb 3S3S S3S Com Dee. 42S 4lSdl2 4M43Hb May 43S943H 4143H 43V1 Oats Dec Slay 3Ta 3h Stocks of Grain In Store. Testsrday. Wednesday. Lt.yr.

Wheat 3.391.7:4 4ra S7.SSJ 1O.30S 1473 Oats S.43 3S.4X3 7S.K9 Rte 1.74 1S.7S4 4S.S4 lUrley Ml sa No. i red wheat l.MT.ai J.C.C 471.C4S No. 3 hard wheat 3SS.M3 3X3.S77 1S.4K No. 2 mixed corn S4.I34 S4.I3S 13.SS1 No. 3 white corn H.SJJ H.S30 3.341 No.

3 yellow corn MS 1 TJl No. 3 mixed oats I.41S 12.137 UJ3H No. 3 white 11.497 13.4S7 No. 3 rye 13.S14 13.S34 31.171 St. Loula Curb JIarket.

St. Louls-Ixc wheat HHc: nuts sSHOsSSe: calls MSOilc. Ic. ure. pt, itej calls 43SC Slllwaukee Dec.

wheat TSTic: puts T7ic: calls TSSc to 7SHtl7SHc to TJSc bid. Slay wheat askel; puu HMtTlSo to calla 731 7'ic to Dec com C'tc: to 4So to 4ttaC4 to 4ITc to 44t4Sc; calhi 4SI.04SHC Puts on Stay corn 44sc to 4IHUIIc to 44Ue; calls tt'ic Sllnneapolls Tc wheat Tic bid; puts 75SO 7Sc to calls TVSWUHc bid. Cnsh Grain, Flour, Etc. WHEAT Received S37 ska. and 104 cars local and II cars through.

The market was easier and slow sale for anything bat the choicest grades. Or sample. No. 3 red C4fS7c: 1 red sSesSHc; No. 4 7SUS4C Utter fancy: No.

4 white mixed S9c: No. white spring 7tc: No. 2 mixed setrsse: No. 3 hard 77873c: No. 3 hard 49vr77c: No.

4 hard S4ti73c: no grade C3t He: rejected W4rlc CRN Received S3 cars local and 37 cars through; market doll and offerings light Uy sample. deL No. 3 No. 3, 4f44Hc: Na 3 yellow 4S4c; No. 3 yellow 4c; No.

2 white 4iu6c: No. 3 white 4lsCtjC OATS-ltecelved 37 cars local and cars through, not much demand and few choice oats ottered. Uy sample. deL: No. 3 SiSJSHc: No.

3 37'iie. So. 4 JwrtTc: Na 2 white 41c. nora-InaY: No. 3 whltesV44c: No.

4 white ittflSc. 1IONET Dull: comb at 10c to 13c; strained and extracted at 484Hc In bbls. to Sc la can; California and Colorado held higher. KYBSSe for No. 3: Ste for No.

3. KLAXsnED-2c bU snot KLOUIt Soft winter flour: Patents tn wood. SIWtM; straights S3.SSIf3.sS: extra fancy B3.M: clears 3X3030.40: low grades In lutes. S2.SO03. Hard winter Hour.

In Jutes Patents S3.CD for first to S3-SO for extra fancy; straights clears S2.7S82. Foregoing prices for lets from first hands trie or at depot this aids. Orders higher. RTE FLOUR-In a Jobbing war at tn rata sks. and SX3U la wood for new.

Mixed and Inferior less. CORNMEAL-Ouotable f. o. b. at S2.7J for city meal; S3 for neart meat grlu and hom- lnHAT-Recelved tta tona local and JO tons through: shlppe.1 375 tons.

Msrket E. ude: TtocrNewThOlceJlJSltM: No. 1 rl: No. 3 SStrs. Clover No.

1 SSOIS and Vol -nVw. Pratrlc W. side-Choice SJ.S0lrs.4fl: Not 1 oSJ; No. 2 alfslfa Sioair STR-W-On trk. StSOMS.

Rve I78J. LEAD AND 81'ELTEK-Lrad. 4. asked. of St.23 tor hlshwlnsx Produce.

natter-Creamery extra at 32B22U5: flrsts llOlicreconds ttSITe: dairy extra at lMH-c: nrstalietSc: Isdle-packed. extia. 14c: firsts ISc: "novated sVtlTe: eoontnr Jock la ta, for choice, and poor at S8Ue; grease stock. Hggs-Reeelved 1.273 pkgs. local and 13 rkgs.

through: shipped MS pkg. Slsrket firrn at lc. ISuTofr. and ITHe for cares returned. Held and "ca'iSjL'Northern on orders: Twins llc: single 12c; daisies ttUc; T.

A. Swiss Sc. brick HOUtic. Provisions. Fork-New standard mess In a Jobbing way ckd nom-lnslrrTSTkettle-tendered smtse.

cVreeri' Hsms. lots held f. o. b. E.

lE at JV. lVs at HC If- at.SSr. 20s uvin.erf hsms l-av. at c. itvsm ana PKinnea narar: "iT ZiJam aVsTfo SVc.nd bellies at Se to 13c.

aa In average. Callforntas at SSc; N. T. ahoulders nc's. Jleats To arrive, looe and cured e'rlhs clowmlnally: -ar.

at J.9c and SS-av at c-ri lr. dinrt eteae at ItsiST- To lie. Vlites at rc fat sk. Vt 7tic: standard hacks at STsc Dea standard backs at Dealer charged higher on orders. Urged nigner on oroei.

Bacon iixo. s. c- soth nneed- Breakfast bacon at from 13Uc for heavy light; hams at liVeio 13c: nltfornUs and N. shoulders at 74 to se PUla Imoked tad. lots In a Jobbing way ranged: V-xtra shorts at We.

cnbs at lee. short clear at SlrWllei at Me 1.KW at SUc, tit backs at SUc standard backs at Dealers charge higher on orders. Oleo Steanne Nomlaat at WltjC. Tallow-Country run firm at 4Se for Ira, 1 and 3ie for No. 3: packers' choice SHflsHc.

Greare-cSiote small trregulir lots country: vellow 3a.S3te. and white 4t.c to JiLe latter for choice: egoote rsekers- stock, nominally: brown 3N83V. yellow SHOtc. white "CS'rcgs' Igs Quote at SU per dog. for line, St for medium and for small.

Beef-On orders, ITau SI; roll sad Fal- ton Market ts: me's SW.7J. Dried, per Sets uy: inside lw; knuckles lie; outslda 14c Tongues HSe per lb. Veals-Quole SwSSc for heavy an I 9SHJ for fancy small and fat ls to lis heretics and thin S'jIWSe- Yearling sheen at Sc: old bucks and ewes ut l'i3c: soring lambs at 4ts 4Sc per heaT buck lambs thin Ssmha net waatet Live I-wiltrr-OH thicken hen. per 10e; roosters Sc; spring chlcaens. average receipts.

le: ducks S'-c; spring geese T'jc: spring turkey. sc: old turkevs He: ge-. full-feathered. Sc: live pigeon ami soub per SI. Dreseeil Iced l'oultry 4.Ticiiens; Hens lHe: spring chickens lestil'jc; rosters turkeys ifc.

l-'hrecohig figures are for choice only. Game We ioo: at SS per d-: plover at S1J per dna. Iwck Mallard at Jt-S rer teal at J2.7S; mixed sn.1 wood S3S fioz. Deer CHrcafees at lfc and venison aaa-dle at 2Sc per lb. Fresh FlA Black boss at He: crarpte at to for small and Sc for large: dressed cat Site: spoonbill cat SHc: bullheads-dressed So and gross 4Sc- buflalo gro 3V.

dressed Sc. German carp dressed ic. gross 3c; aunfish 4c: white rerch 4c: eels Sc: soft-shell turtles at Sa and turtle meat at 7c Wool. SUssourl and Illinois Sled. comb.

Sc cloth. Clothing 20 trf; Iw tk braid. -1J SlS Burrr cIear.KjrlS Hurry 17 Hard ..11 dl34 Light fine. IS utTH Heavy 14 tllS Lamb 17 1S Wis. and Minn.

Bright 4y3 Dark medlom.lS tslS Light Heavy fine 10 412 Angora Goat Hair-Long tustrous.3S 4J2S t-hort it K1S Slightly burry.lt tilt Hard borry 13 bU Bright med 6J9 Dark medlum.lS Olt IJght fine. It UWi Heavy .19 4312 1. T. Ok. 13 4JW-4 eM mO.lS Oxirse 41S Light fine.

14 Heavy 012 Ark. and Southern Med. (fleeces) .20 420S Hurry IS ttlSH Med. (loose). tjlSH Hard OUVs Tuhwaahed No.

0.... No. Z. 21 Burry ..........3 tf2l Lunb .....17 U13 Hides. Dry Flint Butcher (IS lbs.

and up) at lo do. fallen at 13c; native and Arkansas at 13Hc; light stock (under IS lbs.) at 134c: culls at Tfec Natives on selection No. 1 at Hiic: No. 3 at 13-c: dry-alted at lAHOUUc: green-salted round at THc; green-salted cn eelecticas at Sc for No. 1 and 7c for No.

bulls or uncured la per lb. less: part cured tjo less; culls 3c Horsa hides-Green. No. 1 S3.7i: No. SL7S; poclss, colts and blues.

SI; all dry 73c Frnlts and Vegetables. The Republic quotations are for lots ta first hands unless otherwise specified. Small lota ca orders are charged higher: PEACHEh-MIchlgan bu. baskets. SU0272.23.

according to condition Horns-grown 31hSi for choice. PEARS-Per bbL. Eastern Duchess. Howell and Sheldon S3: Seckel H.M. Near-by Keller, per 30840c APPLES-consigned: Ben Davis J1SU3 for poor to S283S for choice; Missouri pippin tl.2383; Roman beauty Jl.SOtf2.S0; stark tUiO 3.23; Grimes's golden hnnttman, wlnesan SL3S63.

PINEAPPLES Florida smooth Cheyenao at S2.S0tj2.7S rer crate. CKABAFPLBS-Hyslop SL23C4.S3 per bbL QUINCES Near-by UifCuc per K-bu. basket. OitANGES-On ut: Lata Valencia S2.3SO S.SS. On orders, 2SQS00 box higher.

PU3MS Michigan Damsons. 4-gaL, SL2SO CL3S for sound. GRArES Hrm. Home-grown -4-bu. caskets: Concords TOtfTSc: Concords.

41 may baskets, 20c. and 2HC per lb-; pony Delaware 14S14C: Martha. Elvira and red varieties, lOos. Niagara. 104113c LEMONS California on trk.

on basis 32. WO 2 for choice to fancy: Messina and VlraeL Jobbing StsCd.7s per box ta Jobblsr stay. LlMES-Per I. TSctJJt BANANAS Juotabla SL23ffr2S a bunch en orders. COCOANTJTS-Per 1000, E.

tilt. Johbtag way S3.SJ 100. CALIFORNIA DECIDUOUS FRUITS At auction: winter Nellls S2.2S03.tS; duchess 33.43; Peaches Lavt cling S1.0S; Salway SltflJO. Grapes Tokay Cornlchon J3.W: Mas-. kat at 3L1S.

Italian prunes SOcSSt. tmANBEKRIES-Cape Cod at S5.MS7.M per bbL 42ANTALOCPES Slow sale: nornlnsj. Rocky Ford from SLSOtrLTS per itandird crate, aocord-lag to condltjoc. rOTATOia Home-grown early Ohio, per bd. loose.

084Sc msJnly. to 4170e for fsaey. Northern tn bulk deL. EigSOe for ordtsary to eSCfSSc for choice white varieties. NEW ONIONS Red SOCtSe: yellow SC3He? white 4337SC Itckllng onions SI per bu.

CABBAGE Per 1H) loose. 40e; red cabbage lHe per Northern Holland aeed 112314 per ton deL: domestic SStyll. CUCUMBERS Home-grown at SIJ031 per bu. box. TOMATOES Home-grown sound 301123c bu.

too3. Ordera higher. BEETS Home-grown 1SS20C per bu. LETTUdHome-grown 3935c per bu. 40S50C btt.

box. GUMBO Home-grown 40tre per peck. TURNIPS Home-grown 3840o bo, box. CELERY Michigan fiat cases eWSrto and square SotrTSc: fancy white plume SuSc per bunch and S2S2.2S per crate. Celery roots S9 SMGPI-ANT Home-grown 4360o per dor.

PEPPERS Home-grown SSc per bu. box. STRING BEANS DulL Home-grown Sat green. 30tf23c; round green and wax 190 0o per bu loose. SQUASH Home-grown summer 30S40o; Hubbard EofiCSc per bu.

box loose. GREEN CORN Home-grown la20c per dox. 8WEET POTATOES New Tlcrmuda. 49CSOO per bu. loose: Nassemond CSCSDc; queen toe; yellow 50c SPINACH rer bu.

loose SAUERKRAUT New per half bbL S1.S0. HORSERADISH New S3.S0 per bbL SPANISH ONIONS New S1U1.2S. tZAULlFLOWER-Cholce 31.7St3.3S per dex RUTABAGAS Delivered at 40e per bu. MUSTARD GREENS-Per bu. loose lOtUSc 3Ilacellaneona Markets.

FEATHERS Prime white live geese In small sks. S4c and In large sks. SSc; prime gray do. 41c In small and 4'- In Hrge sks. old white Xr42e: 30tr3Cc: XX 33ss2Sc; XXX HlfC.

XXXX 5c: tare, in per cent on small sks. and. le on large; chickens Sc; ducks white 40c. dartc 20-. ROOTS-rjunte per Ginseng at Sl.TStrSi stemmr.

weedy, etc. lees; lady slipper Sc; sen-eca S2c; pink 13c; golden seal 4iS0c: black 4C: May apple 3c; snake 3oe; white snake worth 3Sc: angelica SUSc: wahoo hark of root Sc. hark or tree 2Uc Mood 4c; blaeOag 3c; sasea-fras bark or root Sc- wild ginger 7c. SHEEP TELTS Full wool pelts TSeJJSl: shearling lsSTSc; lamb at ISSSc; dry, fallen, etc. leftllc pe fh.

LEER SKINS. ETC. uote per Prime deer sk ns SSc: black tall 31c: Southeast Texas toe; antelope 13Uc: goat 35c each-damagM out BEESWAX-Uncbanged at 3Se per IS. for prime. LINSEED CIL-Quotable at 2tc per gaL for raw and Sic tor boiled, lc per gaL less la car lots.

POP CORN Selling on cob at SfletMt or TO lbs. for pearl; mixed at CWvTSct rice at 319L3S. JiCRAP IRON AND METAL-Pex 1IW Wrougnt Iron SSc; heavy cast tic; raalleahla steel and breakable 4Sc; stave 4Ac; burnt 3Sc: light brass SS.S0: heavy brass S3; copper S3: xlnc S3: lead St.59: pewter Sit HOPS New Tork at 2Sef27c: Western 2S322c: Bavarian new at 48c. SALT E. side medium at SSc; granulated S9e per bbL- Sc more per bN.

this side. BROOM CORN-JuoUbt at IS08M per ton; STOCK PEAS-WhlppoorwUI at SsSSTHo per bit: other kinds accordingly. BEANS AND PHAS-Qoote from store: Whits beans at 32.4Srsn per bu. for choice hand- Sicked peas: 32.30 for prime poorer grades less: ried pess at S4.TS4S7 per Hi-bu. hbL California flnk at 3c per lb Lima beans at 4Uc per lentils at 2t-S4c.

KAFFIR CORN-Whlte at 71c per 100 lbs. EMPTY BARBELS-4'nal oil. turpentine and gasoline ll.CS vinegar 70c: black old Iflc linseed light and varnish ic: sugar ISc. whisky sac- da half hbls. 60c: wine St.

sauerkraut 300 4Te; pickle 40tAr: salt Sc. Hour ISc molasses 2Pc; lard tcs. 45c- 2Se off each broken head: 2Hc each hoop missing. MOSS We ouote, rr firar mixed 14J lic: gray, brown ami Mack mlsed l4T2o: brown and gray mixed 2tT3Uc Marhtne-ptckM 3t33VrC. XX 3-4C.

XXX 4.rSe, XXXX SOS4c: extra black Sc- Inferior less. RAGS. ETC-Per ICO Country rags at COfJTSc OH rope No. 1 Manila at a No- at tor. Rubber at SS.

BONES 4-holce bleached at SIS per ton; ether kinds from tW to HI. PEANUTS Farmers' stock, per Red TS J2e- white 2Ufr2aic. PECANS None erTerne: prices nomlrut SOROUUM-CANE SEED-Quouble at Tic per Jl lbs. DRIED FRUIT -We ouote: Apr! Evaporated rings and ouarters from far good: sun-dried quarters at 4c for dark and trior to 4US414C for nrlroe- bleached chops Vc neellnra lUc. Other fruits nomlnaL MATLE SUOR AND SIRUP New sugar at Striae rer I.

Maple slmn at SflfsaOe per gal. GRASS SEEDS Fw "rime new timothy S123 OX25- nrlme eloveT SA43S.3S: redtop S29C fXK)PERAGE We ouote en orders for pnrcr-t delivery: Lard, tcs Sl.30 for wood and rt itr Iron-bonnd: oak rork hbls. si.W for St for Irra-bound: ah. pork hbls. sor: I'O tea.

S1.4S: rlack-work hbls. t-hono floor SSc: C-hro dni 42c: mill-run apple 33c: Na 2 do. 30c; meat 21c: S-nerp Hroe 2e; 4-hoop da 24i-. CTOOPERSTUFFF In car lots on Irk. Slav's Cottonwood flour bhl S4.S0: da meal bbL S17.

No 7 S. Na 1 hslf-bbl. imml SIM- mlll-wn fruit tl Si SO: heer kec S12slt: lanl tierce J27 nork III Headines. D-r set-No. 1 flTirr bbL S-47i- mil' run ir-l-h ssock po" Is, Ce: No 3 ia 4wc iertl (lerre ISt r1-- Shaved hoone S'otrr hbL SS fir copper.

S4 for half-bhL St. eolled elm (S-fonti wt.M. oak lard tierce, cooper abzvrd SI3S12; pork hbL SS. 5-1 4.