St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 17

-I I I. il FRIDAY- EVENING, SEPTEtfBER 3, 1909. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPHTCH ST. LOUIS POST-DISPHTCH Post-Dispatch's Complete Daily Record of Markets and Financef I FUTURE PRICES.

LIVESTOCK. PRODUCE MARKET. New York Stock Reported daily for the Post-Dispatch Quotations. by Francis, Bro. 214 North SEPTEMBER WHEAT UNINTERESTING SLIGHT CHANGES INSECURITIES NEW YORK.

Sept. S. Changs from last Open. High. Low.

Noon. close. ST. i.OCI. WHEAT.

'r I Closing I Highest I Ljweet Closing lYesfoayi Today. I Today. Today. Sept. .1 luON I WW 'i 100 1 Ijoc.

lJViti it6H -a MSa Msy .) vtT ij)J (s a 'ts CORN. 66Si 67 'bl iilm I 87 fcr- i Sept, .1 SJS i 1 38 l(ec. 37 87f4a SEW YOHK. WHEAT. Pt.

it. .1 l.T2, KH' 1074g l.xi', lm'v 1Q4' 107), ill iec, Ma I'HN I CORN. tjepr. "75S IVc. 67 n(.

MI.KAI'OI.IS. WHEAT. Dec. 97! 94 98 97 7A K.4AS ITV. WHEAT.

Sept. Sal Dec. 93 I 92S. I 2a 9o'4, 90 ai yb XjRN. Sept.

62 bi 54Vbl 62N 62Wa 84 Dec. TOLEDO. WHEAT. SESSION OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Trading Was Slow and Prices Were Generally Unchanged. The closing session of the current week on the local Stock Exchange wis a lather quiet affair.

Members did not seem very anxious to trade, apparently postponing operations until after the three-days' holiday which begins Satur day. Prices were generally unchanged United Railways 4s and the common were again Inactive, and the preferred was almost so, only five shares having been sold. Single Session. SECURITY. Mechanics-American National Nat.

Bank of Com Third National Bank United Railways com. do pfd do 4s K. C. Home Tel do 6s Mo. Edison 5s Hy.

Press Brick, com do pfd West. A. A. C. S.

Co. Consolidated Coal National Candy com do 2d pfd Citv of St. L. 3 6CS of 1927. 2W 231 '2i i tt 87 iooii 17 '4 i0 15 17tt ttrt 232 '4 325 22 tt sa "so" is SALES.

10 National Candy com. at 177i. 10 National Candy com. at 17 10 National Bank of Commerce at 232. 5 Am Central Insurance at 182.

$1000 St. Louis Brew. Assn. 6s at 90Vi. 10 Xationtl Bank of Commerce at 231.

5 United Railways pfd. at Sales between sessions. Chicago Stock Market. Cash A lOet, I li)i 1 1044 19 Sept. .1 HV I l(4i I 10t J( Dec .1 1( I 1'I.

l(f'4 loit'i NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. 111.. Sept. 3. -Comparative receipts: Week sail.

8.2M) 4. 2(H) l.tfjO l'oO Tear StfO. a i.8) 1.5"0 370 Today. Cattie 8.5tH) Hoks 5.0(d Sheep l.Ooo Horses and males iRK iiesirable "grades" "of 'cattie" "we're sparsely represented in tne native su-jpiy. fceverai loaas 01 steers selling: at a ranee 01 5j tf.

15 comprising the bulk ut icood otter- injcs on sale, uie balance emoracuig cuius cc2 of rather plain killing qualitieb. Only nun or me 1000 head estimated were "-abie for the native trade. The market was quoted a-enerailv steady. Ot.tr AND BLTCrlfc.it BTh-iilts. No.

Av. Pilce. No. Av. Price.

.1213 $6 75 17 i 1 .1062 5 (15 1H l.Ol 5 6 50 5 10:44 5 5 0O 1 71t) 3 CO Wis 4 (15 1 4 ICO 4 00 20.. 10. 24.. 6 1.. HEIFERS.

484.. V.U).. t5. B58. 8.10.

6 75 6 L5 1....1150... 5 2r 5 4 4 4 00 3 (5 3 65 3 5t 3 30 3 25 3 IK) 3 00 1. 75(. 2... 4 5.1 4 OO 4 4.

1... 1... 8... 5. uuti.

(.... 621... 712... 5BS Kilo. 1.

1 lf.yo. 1 620. 4 3 tkl 3 5() 18 :.7.. e-w 3 do 2 U0 3 25 1 5W 00 21.... 3 3 00 2 7.5 2.

805... COWS, 8 1075 4 33 ..1043.. ..1116.. ..1043.. 1 in.

4 35 4 10 3 3 60 9 1076.... 4 25 1 1160.. 8 75 17 3 o5 8 5" 25 25 3 25 8 25 8 N) 8 00 3 in) I 2 2.... 5.... 1 1080...

3 25 DUO. 2 12.... 127... 875... 2 8....

1.... 830. 1 1040... ft a5 8 00 3 00 8 ((0 2 75 2 75 2 50 1 8 00 -lU(K). 2 13 5 4..

2 73 2 50 2 35 2 8 at. e.ifl.. MILKERS. 14 (W 1 at SO 00 STAGS. 7il SUt AnirtiN CAltLU AOOUl (w awu v.

JvSrSSSL TJi of the arrivals from beiow the quarantine rS.nf.. 1 litTtooni ifourth Arkansas, thelatter supplying about a tourtn of receipts. The strong undertone ith hest eras steers selling at $4.70, cows at $3.40 and Texas-Okiahoma calves at 44 1 AC.1J OKLAHOMA CAJil. STEERS. No.

Av. Price. No. Av. Price.

23 1035... 4iw ..1055... 23 100... 46 23 1O20. 2 83...

35... 70 122 1047 $4 7( 4 65 SOW ..1043 4 65 4 60 4 60 4 W) 4 05 4 15 3 SO 3 80 3 80 3 75 4 60 46 lOtll 4 60 24 870 4 60 23 1011... 4 06 42 4 25 liv. 4 15 62.. 3 80 800.

3 80 30.. 8 80 53. HEIFERS. 8 00 COWS. 930.

73... 741... 724. 826... 123 744...

30 741... 80 1 600. 210.. 85S 858 3 40 25.. 8 40 So.

M6. 703. 3 40 3 13 104.. BULLS. CALVES AND YEARLINGS.

80 147 50 85 164... 71 218 5 75 3 6 00 6 75 4 75 4 75 16 2.5 5 50 11 115 221 4 75 21 338... 213 3 00 ARKANSAS CATTLE. 3 PTEERS. Fourth street.

STOCKS. AMERICAN CAN COMMON 10 PREFERRED AMALGAMATED COPPER AM. A. CHEM. COMMON AM.

C. F. CO. COMMOii DO PREFERRED AM. COTTON OIL AM.

LOCOMOTIVE COMMON DO PREFERRED AMERICAN SMELTER COMMON AM. ICE SEC. COMMON AM. SUGAR AM. T.

T. COMMON BRUNSWICK AMERICAN TOBACCO ANACONDA COPPER ATCHISON COMMON DO PREFERRED BETH. STEEL COMMON BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT BALTIMORE OHIO CANADIAN PACIFIC CEN. L. COMMON M.

ST. P. COMMON DO PREFERRED CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN COLORADO FUEL AND IRON COLO. SOU. FIRST PREFERRED CONSOLIDATED GAS.

CORN PROD. REF. COMMON CHESAPEAKE OHIO DELAWARE HUDSON DIS. SEC. COR DENVER RIO GRANDE DO PREFERRED ERIJjJ COMMON i DO FIRST PREFERRED GREAT NORTHERN PREFERRED GREAT NORTHERN ORE ILLINOIS CENTRAL INTERBORO MET.

DO PREFERRED INTERN. PAPER COMMON DO PREFERRED K. C. SOUTHERN COMMON LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE MEXICAN CENTRAL K. T.

COMMON MISSOURI PACIFIC ST. P. S. S. NORTH AMERICAN NATIONAL BISCUIT COMMON NATIONAL EN COMMON DO PREFERRED NATIONAL LEAD COMMON NORTHERN PACIFIC NEW YORK CENTRAL N.

CHI. ST. N. O. N.

PACIFIC PENNSYLVANIA PEOPLE'S GAS S- CAR REP 1 COMMON pkeFFRRFD rfDINO COMMON rock ISLAND COMMON DO PREFERRED RY. S. S. COMMON 30UTHERN PACIFIC SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMMON STEEL FOUNDRY (new stock) ST. L.

S. F. FIRST DO SECOND ST. L. ti.

W. PREFERRED TEXAS PACIFIC THIRD AVENUE TOLEDO COMMON DO PREFERRED fWIN CITY UNION PACIFIC COMMON DO PREFERRED UNITED STATES RUBBER U. S. C. I.

P. FDY. CO. PREFERRED UTAH COPPER U. S.

STEEL COM. (new high DO PREFERRED f. VIRGINIA C. VIRG1NIA-C. C.

WA BASH COMMON DO PREFERRED W. L. E. COMMON WESTINGHOUSE WESTERN UNION 'Advanced. Sales to noon, 357,200 shares.

-Declined. 12tt ltt tt 83 83 84 Mtt 84 tt 48 -14 63 68 67 '67 -tt 120 120 74tt tt 69tt 59tt 69tt 69 Hott H5tt 115 99'4 100 S9 9974 33 S3tt 33 S3tt tt ISOtt 130tt 130 130 141 142 141 142 1 17 1S 17 18 101 101 lOltt -tt 4S 4Stt 48 48 118 119 118 118 104 104 33 33 33 33 79 79 79 79 114 117 117 117 1S 182 44 44 43 44 157 158 157 158 177 177 176 176 196 196 44 44 81 81 147 147 147 147 23 23 82 82 81 82 192 193 192 193 38 38 48 48 48 48 871 87 35 36 35 36 53 53 53 53 133 153 153 153 82 82 82 82 155 135 155 155 14 14 14 14 47 47 45 46 1S 1.1 1S 19 6S 6S 68 68 48 48 151 151 151 151 23 23 43 43 42 43 73 73 72 72 141 144 144 144 83 83 107 107 20 20 19 20 99 99 91 92 91 92 156 156 155 156 138 139 13S 139 67 67 67 57 48 48 48 4S 94 94 94 94 32 32 31 32 141 342 141 141 1 116 116 115 115 50 50 50 50 SS 38 37 S8'4 1057, 106 105 106 161 162 161 161 39 40 39 40 76 78 76 7S 1 50 60 129 129 12S 129 30 30 30 89 59 59 i 70 72 70 72 56 5tt 56 59 3 66 67 6S 66 38 3S 3S 3V 23 23 22 22 52 52 52 52 .71 71 70 .71 HO HO 202 202 201 J02 106 107 106. 107 1 52 53 62 53 1 85 go i 50 50 50 60 79 79 78 79 126 127 126 127 2 68 68 1 4S 48 48 48 21 21 63 53 53 63 10- 10 10 10 85 85 75 75 BADLY CONGESTED Scarcity of Deliverable Stock, and Strong Cash Situation Advance Current Option. The local wheat market, especially tha September option, continues to bold remarkably well, despite tta absence of foreign de mand. It Is the general belief now that the large Interests control most of the stocks and that exceedingly deliverable stuff on current contracts will be avsllable.

The Iteceinber option also appears to be heavily oversold and the pronounced tendency anion- fanners to hold their wheat, curtail ing ttie movement, seems to induce shorui to cover, despite occasional bearish news. Friday's session marked a further advance ln prices, although the steady upwsrd movement was accomplished ln a very dull market. Traders seemed to regard the movement and the conditions that are affected by the immediate factors as or more importance than the breaking of ground for fall seeding. The general rains in the winter wheat belt will facilitate the latter operation and advices from many sections state that a good start has been secured in plowing. The wet weatner, nowever, tends to aggravate tne general disposition of farmers to store their wheat.

The movement continues comparatively moderate and arrivals are being rap-Idly absorbed. The -cash demand continues strong at well-maintained premiums and stocks show no signs of materially Increasing. Pronounced congestion was apparent as the result of these factors. Favorable weather is reported to have again set in ln the Northwest, but the markets of that region were strong. Liverpool did not fully respond to our previous advances, being affe ted by cheaper I offerings of American winter wneat ana 1 n.

tl 'hlpents were double those of the previous hut were verv from Australia. Few changes were annarert In the nit sit uation. The market Is still congested and tn the absence of offerings, prices, particularly September, advanced sieadilv on a scattered demand. September wheat onened XL Viliher at and advanced to December wneat opened nianer. st wijk.c and mi.

vanced to D8Ufit9CiC. May wheat opened uigner, at yj-rc. tUaceUauaewa DRIED FRUIT Evaporated: Fair. 6Vc. choice 7c.

fancy 7He; quarters fair at 6Hc. choice 6c. fancy coroa and peel- iiiks or eneps at ror prime to l'Sc for choice bleached: sun-dried prime to choice quarters 5c; inferior or poorly handled do and other cuts less. Extra brlcrht and fancy orings a premium over tne foregoing figures. i reacnes sun-ariea at oc ror louua.

POPCORhr At 81.88 per 100 pounds for rice: mixed ana interior, sigtl.io. BEANS AND PEAS On order from store: White bsans Choice hand-picked at 2.45; machine picked or screened at imported at 2.2('a' 2.25; Scotch peas. RPlit pea. $2.20 ner bu or $7.60 rer barrel of 3 bu; Lima beans, per Daunri- lentil. 4ki4'Ac: California Dir.k.

ct 4c; red kidney. 4c tor old and 4c for new. HONET Comb Choice, 124tt3e: amber. lOailc. Extracted or strained Choice South ern In barrels, at and in cans at i5H K'ac: old and canaiea.

lc lees. SOROHUM At per gallon. BROOM CORN Per ton. In car lots, on track: Common to fair, $105 to $120: medium. $120 to $135: green, self-working (fine fiber).

$135 to 145. r.Rli;(! SFKDS 100 noundsl Clover at range of $2 for weedy and trashy up to $10 for clean sound. Timothy at $3.10 for fair uo to $3.40 for clean bright on graaes at t- mi to 13 Reriton at from 82 for chaffy to' $10 for fancy clean. Millet at $1.23 to at tln- V.lrkorv nuts at shellbark and 25c for lanr Mack walnute at 83c. jjops Per pouna: t-w.

niu iw. Western old. 64i7c: new 'TCo: Xoreign. SWW.jiv. I.I I l.

1 rer BKin, I- small or kids to 30t35c for cnle large. auvKP Full wool sklr. not qout- MnA lambs at fifk' to 7' each for late take off and 10c for early. Dry Texas and, western aun at i RAG3. ETC.

(per 100 lbsl Country rags at 80c: old rope at rubber boots and at 75c; old rope at $1.50: rubber boots and shoes No. 1 at iso. (irimmeu art a- V'rt liiiiriit arctlcsl. $3. ami larca sacks at 49c: prime gray do at 39c In amall and 37c In large sacxs; oiu wimc.

nfeMf 1(ifii14c: xxxx. 3c: tare. 1 Duck White, il'ic; dark. Chicken Mm. drv.

oicked body. Sc wet. damp and quill-mlxed. 2c. Turkey Tail (straight and 1.

'J 15c- TU 1 1 Tl 5e; tail, wing and Winters. mixed. 10c; dry body, oc; uran No. 2. 11V.C: bull.

10c: Klue stock (wett. 7c. Dry stoat: rsoutn and native iua t.ih nntrner. inc. Texaa fallen dry salted IStfce: dry flint hull.

12K-C tfr Uncnred. le per pound lean np.rt cured. iC Pr pouna nur No I. 1 at each. No.

2 at $2. pony and glue at 75c dry less. in Mr lots on track this side! at $17 per ton smaller lots at $10 SCRAP IRON AND METAL fper 100 nflvv cast, nuc: wroiisnu n.ic: nisi- fehi. steel, breakage. 85c; atove.

50c; light brass. $6: heavy brass and light copper, $9.50: hetvy copper and copper wire $10 zinc. (ea lead. z.o- el at $1.65. ginseng, lid at $5 to $5.75.

and cultivated at $5: slinoer at loc; seneca run at. o. iui. aO "l'tV' iT Tli. U.

klM- "root st angelica at 4c; wahoo bark of root. 14ai6c; bark of tree. 4c; blooo 5c- blueflag at 5c; sassafras, bark of root. Si Rc: birk of tree, valueless: wild ginger 10c- spikenard at 3c, skullcap at -c. BEESWAX 28V4C per pound for prime.

FIKANCIAJ. (Francis Bro. 2T4 Fourth st.) CHICAGO. Sept. 3.

Bid Ad. National Biscuit com 107 Vi 108 do preferred 12-r Fish com do pfd tt UVj Illinois Brick 4. American Can com 12 do pfd 8Wtt 84 Chlcaaro Railways Bs 1011 101 do No. 1 K'8 112 do No. 2 37' 38 do No.

24 2.1 Citv Railway ISO 00 do Os l' People's Gas 108 115tt UGhl Metropolitan com 18 do preferred 48 50 do 4s 4tt Quaker Oats com 144 do pfd 102 i 1 Swift l)i. 111 South Side Elevated 54 5rt Streets com 44 'i 4o do pfd J01U, HVj Chicago Telephone 135 Western Stone 2014 Kansas City Lipht 47 do pfd 80 82 Sears Roebuck com li2 do pfd 114 N. W. Elv. com 19 2 do preferred f.8 70 do 4s Diamond Mntch 127 128 fi25 8 65 2 830 3 60 21 817 3 60 2 6o5 3 60 27 778 25 HEIFERS.

1 850 3 25 COWS. 35 6fll 3 10 1 1130 3 00 1 8w 3 00 4 910 3 00 3 M6 3 00 28 6W) 3 00 22 7r. 3 oo 50 750 3 0 1 810 2 75 1 HK0 2 75 7S7 2 60 2 6S5 2 60 2 805 2 80 21.... (122 2 50 i. BULLS.

1....1200.1.. 8 10 2 3 10 1 70.... 3 00 6 62 3 O0 8 1053 3 00 1 1110 2 00 1 1100 2 90 MIXED. IS 733 8 10 27 6R1 3 00 31 746 3 P0 34 67 2 83 12 630 2 85 13 623 2 85 28 584 2 65 CALVES 1 80 6 00 150.... 6 00.

2 420 4 00 1 210 4 00 1... WO 3 50 2 330 3 50 15 3 00 1 3110 8 OO 1.... 370 3 00 4..:. 2H2 3 00 340. 2 50 2 430 2 50 1 430 2 50 OXEN.

1 1160.... 3 50 8 1120 3 50 U. S. Government Bonds. Reported dally by tha offlc of D.

Ar thur Bowman, specialists in high-grade invefltment gecurltlon, 60O-SBI Third National Bank Builulnf, St. Lauls, ilo. ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.

SECURITY. Bid. Askftd." tB, registered, UM lou 2s, coupon, 1S30 1(0 101 102Wi IfiV.i is, rBUtered, Ss, coupon, 130S-1S 1014 4n. registered, 1925 4s, coupon, 1925 138 Pan. Canal 2a, 1K6, 100 Dis.

of Columbia 3.65a, 1924. 107 Tli above uuotaclons are uuDjecl market chanpes and th accrued Interest lis to be added lu all case. MONEY MARKETS. NEW TORK. Pept.

8.r-C4ii! Ians. hifh( low. general rate. 2S. Demand eter- llng.

4.8645t4.o0. Parts check on London. 25rrs. 18Hc. Herlln check on Inlon.

tm. 3Hpfg. Market disaounta. Parts. 1V.

Mra ket dlinunts. Berlin, 2. Three months' bllla. London. 1H.

British consis. 8 l-l(5. French rentes. 98.40 a1. Japanese 4, UV.

Rnsslan 4s, tH'V tierman Imp. 8. Rates for actual business in sterling einae as follows: Hlxty days, 4.8405i.4.8.vor: de mand 4.864544.86.10; canies. a k7r rratimwrlal bills were 4.84 for So days and 4.84'' t4.84,'-i for days. Flour bills were e.M- xor os.

uniinn4 bills were as follows: Francs. 5.10' lesa t'" 1-m ror tnee. o.i. lepa plus 8-64 for sight, and 6. IS" pus l-tH'(lo.

i'ln i-ie no aaysr relchsmarks. 95" lesa l-'4rtr95'i plus 1-82 for reiohsmarks. 95Vi less l-MWORv. plus 1-33 for sight, and 94 l3-l(i(i3 ror mi nays. Time loana: Slxtr dsvs.

2t ier cent; days. 44ft3''- per rent; four months 8 Pr cent: nve ann six monirp, per cent. Merranllle paper was moving only in mouentie amounts, iiii.i or-msnd Hates: Sixty and 9i) days' bills -re-. ceivable. per cent; four to six months' choice slng'e names, per cent; other per cent.

SUSAR MARKET. vew TORK" Pent. cables show that cane is Arm but little offering; Java 12s Beet has sellers at quotations- in Cd; October lis MayHa 9kd. refined su-ars are quoted on the basis of 4.U6c less 1 per cent lor standard granulated. The raw sugar maraet.ruiea imi quiet ana uncnangea, snncrs ann ouyers im- lng quite inairrerent at tne moment.

paid prices were quoted as follows: Cen trifugal. Wl test, e.lic: muscovnno. 3.61c, and molasses sugar, 89 test. 3.36. The local raw migsr market was r.rmer.

with sales of :j5.O0() bags Cuba ccntrlfuitht. prompt and September shipment, st a price equnl to 4.14c duty paid, and that is now-quoted. nrre will IW noinmr in 1IW wxir.wr Saturday. Sept. 4.

and Monday. Sept. 8. BROU Cites Prompt and Rffertoil Eellel without Inennventence, In the MOST OBSTINATE ether treettnent reqotred. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST Rlackburn'a BEST FOR CON8TIP1X101 AXJU DUVtHilWTB FINANCIAL ST.

LOUIS 10 M. saaam 10s CascaRoyai Suo1t'on 3ven are prlcea at wholrtl those for butter. ncmltrr. ctiKH re furnished by the St i-KK ana Poultry ttxcninse. Batter, Ugaa, Poultry.

Etc. Bmt. p. tiieesa tea poultry uauiviu. Kgs up lc.

LrramKT. extra. 1 1 a. I I L. I 1 1 -Jt fcWU 41- Lis, trictly fresh firsts, cases Included.

rotvirnea Vjc less. A loss of 10 per cent. I pr 3 dozen rev r-riozen case. Is l- I dJif. hiPP8r.

but any excess loss If from the amount purchased. ik. 15c: 154c: long horns. daisies liT- A 1-Vc: print. l(V4C; lirobur'ger.

144ai5c; Swiss, choice found, do block. 17c; off grades. Be unclt. lftl.c LIVE PiTT TVv Tnr. TTens and round, 17c; culls.

7Be; iprlng. 18c. Chlck- old roosters round, 7C. nv Old ereeae. I aprlng geese, 8c.

6pring chickens, round. viumea chickens (Oiap. Pr uoicu. I2.5tfri4 IlRKSSKK 1 1 -K-r. pnriTOT Hens.

13c-. roosters, 7iic: rn Kc- ducks. 11c: tur keys choice, l.i-c: Inferior less; spring tun-Kens. ic. AND SOnABg Lire pi peons at joe to rc per doz.

Squabs Fancy homers, 82.25 per dozen for 9 pounds. 82.50 for 10 pounds nd $1.26 for small; common. 75o to 81. 2. per dozen VEALS .1 1 AT tin rtniindsi at 7tyc per choice heavy do (150 to 180 i-uunoai at 6Hc per pound; heretics, turn ana email stock at 2c to 4c per pound.

Shop at f-cper bucks and old ewes at 2c. hprlng lambs dull at to 60 per pound; "Ufi'JiJll not wanted. 1 nr.an 1KH Black bass, per pouna ror larue and 12 for order aise; crsppie, 6c for medlum to 9a for large; dressed cat. with collar bones off. loc; collar bones on.

gross do. 4c; spoonbill cat. 7c; dressed bullheads and Dollar hnnea ntf K-- collar hones cn, 4Mc; buffalo lara-e erroes at 3c medium gross at 2c, large dressed at 6c. medium aressed at 1 at.n lorM irtnmA wy Bti.au uresseu at ajc, large gross at i.c: niinriM 1 wnne oercn tm-. a piae.

V4c; dressed sturgeon (nine off), if; striped bass. 8c for Urge and 8c for medium; eels, 6c; turtles softshell (dressed), 4o; snapping turtles. 8c; turtle meat. FROO LEOS Lares at $1.73 per dozen, medium at 81. 40.

small at due. Vegetables. POTATOES Stron Ker. The market ranged from 30c to t5c per bu. most of the sales I being at 55c lo 90c.

Only one carload was I raceiveu uy man ana that came rrom Illi nois. TOMATOES Firm. TTome-irrown rine at 3.V to 60c per bu loose. Catsup stock at 15c to 20c per bu and yellow preserving at O.K.. GARLIC New Orleans at 8c to 10c per string for small and 40c for extra fancy large: 4c to 5c per lb; Imported (Italian- at BEETS Home-crown at fl0e ner bu loose CARROTS Northern ln sacks at 81.50 per 100 pounds delivered and at 82.25 per barrel delivered.

Home-grown brought 81 per bushel i---ue. TrnXIPR 5fln ner hi. Imm GREEN CORN Home-grown at 10c to 12c per dozen. CELERT Fancy large Michigan white plume at 20c to soe per dozen, small do at I'i'ilOc per bunch. Michigan square boxes and flat crates white plume at 35c and golden heart at 60c to 75c per crate (2 to 3 dozen).

Home-growa at 80c per -bu has ket GREEN PEPPERS Home-growa at 30c to 40c per bu l.wso. CUCUMBERS Michigan at per barrel; dill pickles at 2.50(iS and gherkins at Buffalo baskets sold at i)0o and Chicago boxes at DOfijodc. Home-grown large white at 3(ic and yellow (mustard) at 40c per buEhel lose. LETTUCE Home-grown sold at 25c to 40c per bushel loose. Choice head lettuce, Buffalo, at $1.50 per case; choice New York head lettuce sold at 82.2o per hamper.

CABBAGE Home-grown kraut stock sold at 50c and green at frOo to 55c per 100 pounds latter quotable at 80c for small crates In shipping order; orders charged higher. SAI'LKKRAIT New city make Jobbing st $1.70 for half-barrels. $3.30 for barrels and $5 lor casks orders higher. ONIONS North Missouri red ln sacks at 45c to 55c and white at 50c to 65c; Iowa sacked red globe at 5.rj63c delivered. KttdM.ANT Home-grown at per bu.

SPINACH Home-grown at 65c to 75c per bu loose. S'jUSH Home-grown at 1015c rer bu loose. SWEET POTATOES Home-grown Bermuda at $1 and red nansemond at $1.1011. 13 per bushel loose. Southern Illinois hampers Bermuda at tic.

BUTTER BEANS Home-grown at $1.25 and Lima beaas at $1.60 per peck basket. I-TTlftS, PEACHES Home-grown brought $1.25 to $1.50 per Bu for large choice peaches and 35c to 50e per -bu basket for small one3. Arkansas express receipts at 50c to 80c per 4-basket crate and $1.25 to per bu basket. CANTALOUPES Lower. Rocky Fords Belling at $2 per standard crate and barrel gems at Ji per standard crate, nrnaii pins, meats at 75c per crate, white meats at 65c for ponv and 75c for large crates.

WATERMELONS Dull. Not a single car load was received and there was little demand for melons on hand. Home-grown receipts were light and prices unchanged. APPLES Very firm. Fair to good icked In barrels at $1.75 to choice at $2.25 to S2.5o and fancy at $2.75 to S3.

25. Windfalls and stung nrouuht only $1 to SI. 25 rer barrel. Illinois jonathans at 65c to 75c 1 per busuel pox. j.k.:vi..i.-(o bi coc rv f.i.-.

pr- according to condition, and Messina (sound) at $3 to 50 per box PANAMAS on orders at per pouna. COCOA NITTS Sell at 832.50 per 1000 and $3 50 per 100. PE KS Alabama Keirer nampers at ov 05c. barrels at 2 75 and half-barrels it gi.zri'ni.a.v Illinois garDer pears at delivered. Michigan bushel baskets at $1.752 for bartletts and $1.75 for clapp favorite.

PLUMS-Dameons at 75c to $1 per -buthel KieUot 75c ner 1-3 hu.qhel box and at per pound some also at ji.ou per o- gallon case. Home-prown rd at eo.fliioc pe' ty-Dusnei oasaei. juicnigan i-o ousnei ets at 25c. r.RiPES Hnm.frnwn nearny con- cords at 23ro40c. red varieties at 40c and whitff at ner U-bu basket.

ORANGES California late Valencia, at $1.25 to $2.75. COTTON. I Vr-arif Ttrn Pn 511 4th St.) VROT TORIC Sent" 3 January opened 3 points up at 12.48c; March opened 2 up at 1-7 mciv nnone 111. tkt 12 nc: her opened' 7 up at 12.45c: October opened 6 up at 12.47c; December opened up 12.50c. at IilVKKFUUli Opening steady.

2 points up: snot, a up; middling. 6.8-Sd. Salea. 12.000 bales. 1H 12:30 P.

m. Septemoer ana uctooer. points up; others. to 1 lower. EAST ST.

LOUIS POLICE TO HEAD THE LABOR DAY PARADE Procession will Form at City Hall and March to Lansdowne Park. Chief George O. Purdy, Lieut. Sergts. Aldrich.

Brennan, Wilson. Overmlre, with a detail of patrolmen. heart the Labor oav oaraae. The procession will rorm in iron i .11 1 1' lu. line v.

ty Hail ana tne line 01 marcn follows: south on Main to rrou--j. -----to Eighth street, north to Missouri avenue, west to Coillnsville avenue, north to svlvanla aventie. east to Thlrtenth street, north to St Clair avenue, east to street, north to Lanslowne Park, rade will form at 9:30 a. m. The pa- EAST ST.

LOUIS NOTES. Mlsa Irma D. Kagy was married Thur? s. A 1 Mva A Ftf That ITSI ffthodist Church to Nwton J. Chnc.

ceremony was performd by the Kv. ijt. George E. McCammon, Both ar rrom CsU.n Til Ruth Rebeknh No. 10 will tfv Ice crm aorta i nn tha lawn t'npjps noma Miwjnay rintt The report of Countv Overseer Jamej jvt-i wr--t.

Jin of East Pt. Louis, for An there was a total expenditure of $33-' which $297.60 went for supplies for trie poor, Ambulance hire and funerals amoum -o rj A divorce was granted Tnuraaay lu. "Tthel Coleld from Alonxo Cofleld JMra Cofleld was elven the custodv of her ter ttelen .1 ve.re old A CIVOTCe wm cr.nled to Mrs. Martha E. Rlgg" Charles T.

Rigga. on the grounds of desertion. 10 -reelr. v.c.tlon In If where nr nrent heneflt of hts health. Ruth Tt.t.k.h Ijtfl.r of East St.

JOls wltt give an Ice cream social Wednesday Sept. 8. on the lawn of W. P. Phelr.

61. Cotltnavtlle avenne. For iirrnrih. health and beauty, the beds at 84.75 tha Rhode-Bur rora selling cannot be beaten. Get one jrou kaow ru oaa abarg I ON ILL STREET Changes From Closing Gener ally Confined to Small Fractions; London Irregular.

YOUK, iSept. 3, 12:: p. -arp advances vere maile in a half of the prominent issues during forenoon, and the general lift was higher than the opening'. The Steel Issufs. Atchison, Pennsylvania and the Rock Island stocks led the upward movement.

The onlv Issues to suffer a decline were Anaconda, MibBouri Pacific and Texas Pacific, which lost point each. Amalgamated gained Colorado Fuel Vz, Steel common and Steel preferred l'A. In the rails section B. R. T.

ad vanced B. C. Great Northern, Illinois Central. New York Central, Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific each; Reading Erie Wabash preferred Rock Island com mon Pennsylvania 1, Atchison and Rock Island preferred 1 points. Trading was less than normal in vol ame.

the total sales to noon aggregating only 357,210 shares. The stock market opened today with gains in a large majority of the list. The differences from the closing were in all instances confined to small frac tions, the average bflng about tt point. In the Industrials, Anaconda and Steel I preferred advanced each. Smelting Steel convnon and Consolidated Gas i.

Amalgamated Copper lost the small est fraction. General Electric was ex- dividend of 2 per cent. In the railway list B. A- O. and New York Central declined each, Wabash preferred tt and Rock Island preferred tt.

St Paul, Northern Pacific. Rock Island common and Texas Pacific were unchanged. Pennsylvania advanced tt. Atchison tt. Canadian Pacific, Great Northern and D.

A G. tt each. So. Pacific Reading tt and Union Pacific tt point. Erie lost tt on Its first sale.

Trading wag rather slow In the first half hour and prices were generally un- changed. Union Pacific declined tt and So. Pacific tt- Pennsylvania gained tt I i. i. k.

wuppr ana oieei ram" mon were very active ana sitghtiv I higher. American securities In London were Irregular with advances predom- lnating. DETAILED REPORT OF THE DAY'S TRADE ON WALL STREET Aiworlnted Press NEW YORK. Sept. 3.

Quiet trading and moderate price changes character ized the opening of the stock market. I vino luvuniu riiecui.tu mucks were I higher than yesterday, but the list showed a few small declines. Nine thousand shares of United States Steel sold at 79, a new record price, and up tt from yesterday. Later the stock sold a fraction higher. General Electric rose 1,.

Union Pacific and International Tump 1 and Consolidate Gas tt. A feature of the early dealings wai the absorption of large blocks of United States Steel, rose to 79ttc- The preferred' stock gained a point Other metal stocks were strengthened by the demand. The rise in the specialties furnished a cover for sales of the railroad list. Union Pacific reached 1 and the pre ferred 1V4-. Southern Pacific, New York Central and St.

Paul sold a shade be low yesterday closing. A later rise of over a point in Pennsylvania to II: had but little Influence or sentiment. Krlnro Show (inin. The market grew very dull around 11 o'clock and was about steady. Sloss Stiemeld Steel gained St.

Louis S. San Francisco second preferred 1'4 and International Paper preferred, Bethle hem Steel and United States Pipe 1. Realizing in Central Leather cost It a point. IT. S.

Steel was carried up to 79, and was the mainstay of the market. The preferred rose 2, St. Louis San Fran cisco second preferred 3tt, Rock Island preferred ltt, St. Paul, Reading, Dela ware Hudson, Erie first preferred, jbber and Virginia Iron 1. Amerl-' an Tobacco preferred and Federal Mining preferred declined 1.

Bonds were teady. Several new strong spots developed, notably Atchison, which rose to ISO'S, a' gain of li. The rest of the list did not vary much nnd moved rather uneasily. United States Steel went up-' a point higher to Atlantic Coast Line, American Steel Foundries and Colorado Fuel moved up- 1 and Southern Hallway preferred Itt- New York City Iloada. (Revised by HerrU-k Bennett NEW YORK.

Sept. a. tvcr1illon Rme.l Due. IHs'sj Bid. Ask.

Y. City Int. Miy, 1IC7 3.05 111 jlllj N.Y. City Int. 1.7 3.

ill 111X N.T. City Int. 4Ss May. 104 104-T, T. Cliy Int.

1M17 8 IKiUH 1104S T. City I.R. 195U 3.K5 li0' lOHi, T. Citv Int. IN.

HA lill jl01, N.T. City Int. 4s. 1.VT 8.t5il01 lioisj T. City re.

lltMl li 101 N.T. City reg. 3.M 1004, 101 N.T. City rrg. H3H 3.t,'.i lOO lot T.

City Int. H.Not., lnf.4 S.Mi HI Jt Y. City roup. 3'as M(iy. iar.

s.i5l (i' tU N.T. City reit. ho I 4.05 VT City re. City 3SiU24-lt30l Y'ritw SSi ll-H-'4 4 5i 3 88 4.001 8.8!t 8 HO 8.H2 8 t2 4:05 4:0 tN. T.

City SSs li'll-IWl N.Y City' rr 3s. 4.101 4N. T. 4-J N.T. City re.

llll-l14l I 4s T. City imntj 1 11 Ve 11 tt 103 City Coupon ur rrRlstered revenue, coupon. T-iud COFFEE MARKET NEW TORK. Beit. 8.

Wednesday's market for corfee futures closed with the tone steady and January unchanged, with other positions 8 points lower, owlnf to eelllns In liquidation. Bearish points were the liberal fei-etpia, smalt deliveries. Ir Increase in orld'e visible supply of coffee and Uinttnd mand for siot coffee. Th Havre coffee market closed with near mouths Vif tower and llamburc clueed un-rhaBH4 ta V4 lower. Rio wse 50 ra4a down, but Kentoe wee unchanged and Hio exchnj(a on Ixvadofi wmn mlno unchaAsrd.

RJn mmn repurted tA tit oofee elt th) tea Jb1oi BANK CLEARINGS. New York Curb opening NEW YORK. Sept. 3. tiia.

tnei-i Tob. com 4o4 4U0 Bay State Uas 1 1 nicaro tuoway ii Havana Tobacco 10 12 do ureterreo -'J International Salt 11 15 Manhattan Transit 2 2 Standard UU Tidewater bs HVt lv2 on. e. 4s a Boston Consolidated 1414 liil British. Copter b's 7 Buffalo Mines 3 3Mj Butte Coantion 2tt X'k.

ohalt entral a 40 CumDerland Kly 7's 7Vi Crown Reserve i'M 40O Davis uajy ov Dolores Limited 6i4 Goldneia onsouaaiea ii-i lulield Florence di Goldfleid Daisy 17 18 Grewn Cananea u' Giroux 9V4 Kerr LaKe -lo 11-10 Rose 8 8', Miami lti lt7i Mines of America Nevaua (jonsotiuateu 4 z4 Nevada Utah 1 13-10 ltt Nipissing 10S) 11 Ohio Copper 4 13-16 4 15-16 Rawhide coalition 27 29 Riv Consolidated 18U ltfii Tonopah Mining 6 13-1(4 6 l.Vi Tri-Hullion 11-16 Tintlc 2 3 United copper 11 do preferred 30 Yukon 5- 5 7-16 Mar.v of the above nuotations are necee- sarlly nominal. COMMERCIAL FAILURES. 'abilities of failures In leading branches of business far August are compared below witn tne previous year: Liabilities-Manufacturers. low. Iron, foundries, etc $34,700 Machinery and tools.

.1.033. 75. 610 253 Woolens, carpets, 871.159 Cottons, lace and hosiery 65.133 Lumber, carpenters, etc. 7R2.611 1,387,704 CWhing and mi.linery. 25.5.T 275.718 Hats, gloves and 129,751 63.500 Chemicals and dn's IH.Ooo Paints and oils 8.723 l.OoO.OOO Printing and engravlntr.

68.530 U0.95H Milling ana bakers 8.143.14S Leather, shoes, harness 67.664 132.217 Liquors and tobacco 60.116 4122 Olass. earth'ware. brick 120.170 100.115 All otner 817.410 1.121.901 Total manufacturing. 4 I B. General stores Groceries, meats, fish $571,707 $658,129 647.26 1,015.714 $4,700,000.00 i CITY OF TENNESSEE CATTLE, COWS.

MIXED. 8.. 331.. 8 25 17 C42 80 2 40 BULLS. CALVES.

2.. 13.. 11.. 140. 5 50 2 250 4 50 MISSISSIPPI CATTLE 629 3 25 STEERS.

Mixrti 610 2 60 2 410 2 00 CALVES. 1 270 4 00 7 381 2 50- HOOS But a lair supplv of hors arrived anrt as there was a good demand the market was active and a shade hirher on the best ho. while some ol the medium offerings were 5010c The top of the market wo- up to and the bulk of the hogs at piscine- values on the h'-hest basis of the week and the highest for several weeks. Packers were rood hnvers and paid the too of the market for load of nice medtum-wclht hogs, but purchased a good many at The shinrere and butchers paid $8.10 and upwards for tnot of the hogs they obtatred. The pigs and lights, if good were higher, but thre was no improvement on the poorer grades and they sold very slow.

MIXED PACKERS AND HEAVY. No. Av. Price. No.

Av. Price. id. zo 77 22i $8 25 231 8 79 2'T 8 15 8 15 8 05 68.... 221 9 15 70 228...

73 221 Oo 74 226 7 95 7S 238. 90 HI TCHEKS AND SHIPPERS. 73.. ..217.. 8 20 74.

.214. 8 20 8 15 8 15 92 206. b6 199.. 8 15 8 15 8 12'. io 8 10 8 IO 8 03 8 05 8 5 8 05 8 05 8 00 00 8 (VI 8 00 7 95 90 7 90 7 no 73 85..

80.. 90 19.. 85.. 87.. 97..

60.. 89. .189 .198 .176 .198.... ..188 ..193 ..171.... .166 .190 ..211..

8 12 191 6 10 8 10 8 10 8 05 8 Oo 75.. 81. 85.. 88. .186.

.180. ..168. 183. 111.. 8 03 8 OS 8 05 .178.

84 191. 90. ...190.. 30.... 169..

52. ...19.1.. 88 216. 162 .196.. 22 86 197..

49 160.. 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 no 95 66., 79. .186.. ..199.. ..201..

..180.. 78. 27.. 80., 84. 68., 7 90 7 90 7 80 65 78 LIGHTWEIGHT FrTlPPvns 21 156 26 145...

44.. 144 7 "5 56. ...124 36. ...137.... 65 123 7 90 70 60 58 Ss 50 7 23 75 75 oj iz.

tia. PIGS AND 8.. 8.. 4.. ..306....

75 4. ...337... 75 2. ...325... ..257 7 15 13...

94... 7 00 8 50 00 12.. 75 14 76... 77 i5 11 12. BHEEP The market was on a steady basis, but trading wss slow, ss buyers were i not at an anxious for further supplies this i weea.

pneep are run steady with tf he best this week, but lambs show a Iocs of The offerings today not tn- nuae anv real rood lamhs mnA hmI fmt sneep were also scarce. Tha Blocker market was dull, as but few war on aale and the ucmauu LAMH. No. Av. Price.

No. Av. 65... 61... 60...

53.. Price. 87 66 75 75... 66.... 00 8iRw.

37.... 62.... fi 50 11... 82 67 4 50 22 75 8 75 5 25 4 50 SsL'TTO! 8HBET. 12 111 4 56 108...

STOCK ERS AND CTLIA 63.... .4.... 3 50 12 ItrCKS. 1 144... Ml 9 t-n 4 40 3 25 0ft HORFKS AND IsTlTIfleversJ "cciwlgn- I -a BUM KITlvM IWUr.

IriaT ments ci raitn horaaa arrtveel today, maklna I receipts 198 head, bat few native offering, I were Included In the run. The home trade i of unlmportent character. I ioo many medium and nut-ef-cJaaa tntitee I wera on hand in Mmmiim, I more ot tne better a-radea of hlv mule are I wante4-, A strong demand prevailed for the SPECIAL NOTICE. NOTICE I .1 umjm oeairiDa tn nrelk.M mm mimIm BWtweas la Texas win Bad tt te tfcelr Inner- tetnmenjeate with Robert J. Kckhardt.

i'- VT- Jla. reeelyef ef toe Watera-Pten-e ii. la Texas. iBrralcrr ef tK hmwrf. he office, whlrk pmwrtj will old ta the awer fatare, prertded a 1" oittm teerernr.

"JBrtRT KCKHABIVT. kewtwc, be Public Buildings and Public Ir.proifcn.3nl 857.526 277. 720 357.365 272.624 430.248 455.576 753,244 688.209 142.433 104.021 110.303 91.561 368.8.(5 139.016 125.699 142.635 TOO XS.S46 176.253 324.530 15.360 25.826 10.SOO 6.244 487.169 1,596.946 DS TWENTY-YEAR GOLD BON CITIFS. New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Baltimore Foreign Exchange.

ST. LOt'IS, Sept. 3. The Mercantile Trust Co. quotes forelen eichange: 1 Kile irausfer, Iondon Check.

London GO days. London I Check Paris Check Switzerland ...4.83 ...4.8.125 .85.31 ...6.1025 ...5.1812 ....20.35 40.30 heck BelKium Check. Austria Check. Holland Market steady. MARRIAGE LICEXSES Aumprns c.

Florence 1 brand. Jonn R. James Ruth A. Lnpbsrn (Jnsiav A. Iiescher.

Mrs. Joseflne Suohomel b'dward Brribnn Csrrle S. Husrh Arthur G. Scboenlau An Kick John Bsrr Foster Dorothy Dean Baer Corlnne A. barles M.

Kirk M. Eaton Wiley Puller. Mary A. Gossle v. James IT.

Mr. Fannie E. Jesie L. James Mary N. flfoa Joseph J.

Ehreemano itejlns Aurens Arthur IxHiTler i-illte Armftronic 11111 KonrlKwkos rlrday Hatitiis Frank Bnt.er Mrs. Auna Kl Reno. Ok Louisville. Ky Citv. Mex 4328 Morgan Mr.

Olive. Ill 6427 Colojtne Mo Orchard, Mo St. Louis. Ill ..2844 Pennsylvania 6239 Vernon 1 8351 Bartmer Washington ....0207 Kensington .2247 Eugenia ...2504 Washington S. Newstead 5638 Rebef Benton.

Ill Renton, III 2821 Stoddard 440S Delmar Carrollton. Ill ....4028 Manchester ..410 Pennsylvania De Soto, Me WT. Elm Uj Elia .....108 8. Tta Belleville. Ill Allen D.

Mabr. rltua Crawford. Kansas City, Mo East St. Leula. Newton J.

Chance Irma B. Kagy Salem. Ill Saiem. Ill St. Louis St.

Louis Frank J. Cox Kmma J. Cron William Gleason Mannle O'Gara, Miles Galbrlls Martha Tucker Pt. Louis Bt. Louis in lit St.

CLarlea. J. A. Greene Maud Howard Earnest P. Larson Madge W.

Peek Charles Fischer Clara Kerr her Pt. Louie St. Louts St. Louts Pt. Louis Park, Mo Park, Mo H4 G0I4 WretdtasT Rlaara.

a 23. JACCARO'S, Browdwar, ew, Jcuat. 190. 8315.361.447 41.6fi2.809 2.fi30.fl' 1 24.804.39ft 15.073. 728 4.896.022 Oianiced.

Inc. 37. 52.945 Dec. 3J4.264 Dec 3.4f'7.172 Dec. 2.8T0.935 Dec.

Dec. 331.910 41.32S.54S 23.223 41 22.023.4fl4 9.434. 732 4.064.112 COPPER MARKET. NEW TORK. Sept.

3. The sharp decline in copper prices in the London market was followed by a slight reaction in the prices In the domestic market. Copper was ob tainable from several companies this morn Ing on a basis of 13M.C a pounn. One sale w-aa reported at a Shane over l.sc a pound However, the United Metals Selling Co. con tlnues to quote electrolytic at 13 Vc a pound 1 ne weaker tone or tne copper market ii probably due to the fortnightly copper sta tistice.

which show a further Increase In supplies abroad. This gives rise to the feeling that the month or August revealed an. Increase In stocks In this countiy and abroad compared with a decrease in the month of July. BIRTHS RECORDED. P.

and L. McHenry. 2102 N. loth; boy. R.

and 8. Inod. 1066 Semple: boy. I n. 1 1 a c.

ana r. riucnpi. vj. H. and N.

Fletcher. Washington University Hosnltal; boy. D. and C. Long.

Washington University Hos pitai noy. W. and A. Warner. St.

Louis: boy. W. and S. Wilson. 2007 Park; boy.

E. and M. Crawford. 2840 Ump; boy. mnA xf Rit Hickory: bey.

R. and E. Vowels. S222A Montgomery; boy M. and D.

M. Madden, iioa koddim lane boy. H. and R. Munserl.

1516 9. 10th: hoy J. and B. Major, 1708 S. Broadway; boy.

L. and R. Tapello. P253 Daggett; bey. J.

and L. Snrenke. 2031 Oiilo; boy L. and O. Johnson.

4206 Llndell; bey. F. and R. Dolde. 3S2S California: girl.

and Well 14H.1 N. 10th; girl. P. and Farvoig. 1315 flair: girl.

F. and M. Arcsyssewski. 14ml NT th girl A. and M.

Open. 121tA N. inm; F. and C. Fulton.

6112 Easton; girl H. and P. Harren. 2602 S. 11th: girl W.

and M. Keeping. 1619A Knapp; girl NT 15th; girl. N'. and E.

Lelniecker. 1410 S. Broadwaj girl. D. and R.

Beawer. B13 Morgan: girl. F. and P. Schenk.

7420 Terry; girl. W. and D. Jackson. 2334 Wash: girl J.

and E. Vog. 1841 8. 10th: r'" A. and M.

Kerr. 1012 N. 15th: girl. R. and R.

Burkln. 2203 Carr: flrl. H. and R. Hoerr.

2023 Maillnckrodt, girl. J. and R. Sears. 3521 Arsenal; girl.

R. and I. Black well. fl, J. and C.

BcharUch. 2w27 MlctilJ. girt BURIAL. PFRMIT9. Oisri.

Niirhmu VT jus S. Vandev enter J.FrelnSis KJn. IO. )0H Howard; accl Joaeph'lne Warnecke. T.

X81 Ueatri; paen JaSeiU Wlnegar, $6. 1408 Stewart pi Uirgaret Donahue. 85, 3410 N. Taylor; broa- I.ewte Taylor. 19.

4ot6 Olivfi DiedHch A. Bcheer. 62, 2624 hepa acchlent .7 in. ..11 -iv ---j iuba T. Poarcb.

58. allsssurt Dus Oct. 1, 1020 no-irbj tU odrlsTi4 anUl It, ana (nr tlia wlMU 4r aVf Dated Oct. .1000 SEALED PROPOSALS will m. ClOCK nOOn Ol IC 1 IU1 01 ryrvvriutrr, part of thie iaaue of $4,700,000.00 of 4 per iwentr-jw datd October lit, 1000.

and Usued for tfca folloering purpossMt-- MUNICXPAL BRIDGE, and Pnrcha ol waa approache. TTRE DFPARTMF.XT (Engine House and Lett) BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS purchaae of OO.w? PUBLIC SEWERS tui4 purchaae) of t.w,W.PP-..-- ToUl rropoaal nut be ai-pompaBled by rr rtiav ct- Hotels and restaurants. Liquors and tobacco vlothing and furnishings Dry goods and Phoes. rubbers, Furniture and Hardware stoves tools. Chemicals and drugs Paints and ol Jewelry and clocks 111! hooks ano papers Hats, furs and All other Total tradlnp $4,554,005 $5,867,597 ana transporters 1.055.579 a.7l.9(ii Total commercial $23,782,878 METALS MARKET.

NEW TORK. Kept. 8. Metal Exchange quotes Copper market Kniiv nnt and Sen. tember, 12WjC to 12c.

Jctober 12.60c to 12.65c to 12.90c: no sales. weak: spot and September 3(c October 30c to 30.35c. November V. lead 4.35c to. 4.40c; spel 6.65c to Tr.

London Copper market weak; spot 59 6s, w- Futures fOO 8s 9d. off 8s 8d. o.TJn mrket weak; 138 2s 6d. off 1 ruturea 139. off 1 5s.

12 lis 3d, unchanged. lotln Conpt market easy: spot t- 2s, 6d. off 5 6i1- futures ffih la Sd. off Sales of spot 6O0 tons; futures 4O0 2., selected ft 10. unchanged, i in 1...

ncK, I I'll I CU, VII i iure 7s 6d. off 12s 6d. Sales of tons; futures 420 tons. Spelter 22 10s. unchanged.

Modern MIMer Cron Ontlonk. iril'iriK) liner nr.era Is to hold wheat where is tn nmon to mack or bin. Movement is wnere threshing la completed. Where nave fallen. In the Weet and South 1 a 'lirrS Is to holl wlw.1 If im In r.m light rains the eat and 1 Southwest, extending eastward, they wtll enabla farm- break greuad fur fall eaeeniar.

i able to the order of the Comptroller vane j)jec go oia jTlV fl rer cent (5) of tb notntaal o- ef tb bond Nd for. Tht bondi will deHrrtd giC jeut tbtrtfor in wrrl tnnit October lit. 1509, $tt fbe OfOc of tVj XdnptroUar tU Oty if tha bidder ao elex-ta in hi propv li -t tb National lank of Oommww, n-iu. uuodbjo. 7'w7 2 J5dity of tb bondt wlQ f-mltb ork City.

The opinion of Meaara. IK Law New York CUt. a. to tb aoeegful bidder by the city. No bid will te eeptd for it lean TU right to rejret any or ail biU rerred.

Kurthei information cat tve obtained at tha Office ef tU tfUmm. -V -m v. -e4jMaja -4-aMV4-5'.