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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENIXn, SEPTEMBER 11. 101 G. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE POST-DISPATCH'S DAILY RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE FEW FRIGE CHANGES NOTED ALONG LOCAL PRODUCE ROW BIS ARE FIRM WAGNER STOCK an I OP-ANGE California "valeneias per lx, according to Mze LEMONS California, Ji.7i'g 60 MexKini $5 to $5.75 pi-t box. I.1MES Jamaica per 10J.

BW A A Tier rioiind New York Stock Quotations. Keported daily for the Posi-Olspatcii by O. li. Walker North Fourth streeu NEW YURK. Scut.

10. STOCKS. I I Alaska. Uold i 13Ti A in. Coal I'ro i i ljl Am.

Keet Mifjar I iilt4i VU'-a! VXj-rj, il Am. Can com I i i kj-t i tj4U A Ilia Chal. com 24 I 24 I 1M Am. C. V.

CO. coinj I tU I Am. Cotton Oil I 54 i .,4 NOT TRADED IN WHEAT CLOSES 1C HIGHER; CORN IS SHARPLY LOWER Fine Grain Breaks Nearly Two Cents, Then Rallies on Decrease in Domestic Supply Figures Good Weather Depresses Coarse Cereal. KERfflLEY OVER A MILLION SHARES ARE SOLD Jce ON LOCAL MART Tuesday Wednesday Specials It Pays to Trade Downtown at 6th and Franklin. .1 I oO .1 10' I iOVi! IV'm il i JiaV'jt 'i i uis .1 JVfe! il i 'iS'A! -i'J llU4vj.il"" I i -W 1 1 -Hi -i 1 1 i 'h -I I -j 404, 41 I 40 I 4 Polntoe Values Shovr Might AOvaneea Due to Continued Scant Offer-Inn:" Trading Uulel.

Lica! produce values show-ed few changes today, and the mnrket In general ruled dull. Potato prices remained firm under continued scant offerings. Other vegetatbles were quotahly unchanged. Grapes are In liberal supply, and the demand slow. Peaches are quiet and easy.

Egg prices remained firm, while butter rvled higher on the extras, with low-grade stock remaining dull and unchanged. Siring chicken? and hens are firm, under a good local and shipping demand. EGGS Fiesh firsts 25c per dozen; returned cascj less; held, stale, shrunken, according to quality. BITTKR Creamery extra. 31 firsts, veconus.

joe; ladles. 20 Packuitf stock. 22 OLEOMARGARINE Tabla grades fin prints. No. 1.

20c uer pound; No. 2. 18c: No. a. Itic; ntker-' special tin tubs).

15c Paatry. 14c. LIVE POCLTRY Spring chickens. lc; fowla. 4 lb.

and over. 10c; do small. 13c: COCkS. 10c tlirlCAVI -J4e lurU.i'a nnrl.r RlZft 1 SHARP DECLINE RECORDED IN THE COTTON MARKET NEW" YORK; Sept. H.fhe cotton market opened easy at a decline of 7 to 15 points today with all deliveries making new low ground for.

the movement in response to lower Liverpool cables. Oct sold off to 14. Mc. Dec. to 1 l.OSc an.

Jan. to 15.0ltc on the call, or about to points under recent high records. There wa further liquidation and Southern hedge selling but early offerings were well taken bv trade buyers and active covering with the result that prices rallied some to or 12 points from the lowest shortly after the call. Private Liverpool cables said earlv liedse celling had teen absorbed bv continental buying, with the market later easing olf under better crop accounts from Texas. The market became comparatively quiet late In the morning.

Rallies saemed to meet selling orders, but there was buving on slight declines, and the tone was fairlv steady, with prices holding some 5 to ft points under Saturday's closing figures around 15.0Sc for. December. Reports from Boston say that Eastern mills are buvlng and pricing cotton freely around present prices. The closing was fairly- steady. A renewal of Southern selling carried price at middav- 12 to 17 points net lower on active positions, but later the loss was fully recovered on a demand from shorts and unfavorable Mississippi advices claiming extensive boll weevil damage and that farmers are unwilling to sell on declines.

The closing was Irregular. Liverpool Cotton Weak. LIVERPOOL. Sept. 11.

Cotton: Spot weak: good middling 041; middling. low middling. 9.09; sales 10.0O0: 2500 for speculation and export. Wall Street Market Shows Decided Activity; Closing Reflects Some Strength. Buying Demand for Issue Subsides; Quotations Are $330 Bid, $336 Asked.

MONDAY'S COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS. Reported by St. Louis Merchants' Exchange. ST. LOUIS, Sept.

11. i SH-Si S'J'i 1 1 Vi i i 1 1 Stij M.ll So'iii 5- VSi 84 4112 4H3 10 20 i I 20 Asain We Cut the Prices on SUGAR Very Best Granulated SLIT 1 31 unit JliS AT Close. Clo- High. Low. Saturday Last Year Opening.

152 "in 104 UTH3 177 Vt 1 17H Ubi tiOVjl 01 I tiOVjj tila .1 3 H2'a; 'M 1124 1 ,124 i 06 .1 17 17 lOUl lt7 A. il. Ac 1.. A. H.

L. tfd Am. Loco. com. m.

tin. com iSugar Am. 1'eitiphone Am. Lin. Oil coin.

Am. Zinc An. Copper Atch. com B. Baldwin lco Beth.

Steel com. Butte Superior Cal. Pet ro. Can. Pac Cen.

L. com C. M. St. P.

com Cni. Nortwest Chi no Copper Chi. R. 1 Colo. F.

I Crucible Steel Corn P. Ref. Domes iistillers Erie. com. Krie.

1st pfd Uen. Eiec Otsn. Motor, com. j. North.

Ore O. Northern Goodrich Int. Paper com Int. Paper pfd Int. Harvester Ins.

Cod Sfr he Close 153n 153 I49b 103a 156 St. I.ouis Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo 152-4a J51 a 161 155 152 1 40 162 155 99 981. M5 113 8T. LOUIS CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Clenrin Today $3,281,777 Last week holidav.

Last month "18.970.017 2.257,734 1 51H 52 I 51 524 fft 8 50c SjJ A I he 05n 47 X-li. 13 I 15 I 14 15 24 I 2494 4 4j 37tgi 3i 37 52t)bl 524b Lllli ,0 155b 154 a 15 100 161 154 1 536a loOb 150 1601 06 95 01 94 113 154 a 14001 150frti .100.61,161 St. Louis Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo 154 150 149 117 103 160 156 154 DECEMBER 153 152 a 155 15'- 150 148U 100 157 102 159 HAY WHEAT. 155 I5.11s,a 155 152 151 148 .160 157 165 163 SEPTEMBER CORN. 88 87 a 87 85 Cf 84 81 DECEMBER COR.V.

i 171 ..:585 585 43 42 42 lltta 724! 72; 72 72 .) 2S 2Vi 28 2hi ttlUi o'JVil 1H i iiirt 1 55 .154 (ft 154 151 .100 Or 16ib 155 a 155 a 151 lib 160 165 9S.) 9.8 94 98Tr-b 107 St. Louis Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo 11 Cream Puffs Killed to the brim with rich. delirious Cream Custard frcoh eerr hour in the iIt mHle in or own Sanitary bakery; Vt doren IHcen. Sir. UNLISTED SECURITIES Reported bv Mark C.

Steinberg Investment Bankers. Boatmen's Bank St. Louis ST. LOUTS. Sept.

11. 155a 154b 151 160 104 80a 88 84 33 03 62; 62 -h 64 Vt 53 23 TA-n, lie; turkeys, culls, 12c; spring turkeys, undor 8 pounds, -2t; ipring turkeys, over 3 pound-i, -4c; Cucks. pounds ami over. 13c: ainall sr dark, ilc; seese, Sc; prjne ee. pounds und over 13c: spring geese, small.

10c: spring guineas. 1 nouoda and over. spring guineas. 1 pounds. smaller, unsalable; guineas, old, par dozen, DRESSED POULTRY Fowla 14c to lc: cocks.

lie; turkeys. 24c; No. 2s, 3't 17c; ducks, spring chickens, 17c; geene. li, in geese. IKdllc PIGEONS AND SQUABS Live $1 Der dozen; -squabs fancy homers tutg.10 pounds to the dozen) do (78 pounds to the dozen! $2: small.

common live squabs. 75e. EAI.S Choice 110 to 140 pound, lle per pound; do 180 to 2tK poumls at Sheep Choice at 526c: bucks at 4tg4c. Lambs at 8ft 0c per pound, according to size and condition. ROASTING PIG $2.51 per head.

VEGETABLES. POTATOES Home-grown early Ohio and white stock at $1.35 per bushel for bulk li.l.lo per box for straw potatoes. OMONS Iowa sacked red globe. $1.15 to $1.60 per 10O pounds delivered. White onions.

$2 to $2.75. according to Quality. CABBAGE Choice bulk Colorado $40 drum. BEETS Home-grown bu boxes loose, loc. BITTER BEAMS Home-grown trays.

peck baskets. $2.50. 53V 23 i 62 71 71 66 St. Iuis Chicago Kansas City 2Hi Slt S4' 111 87 a 86 82b 72(5-b 72 72a 112Vi S3 o4V 112 37 82 54 121 2 27 Sweet Potatoes 37 fc2 Kennicott Cop K. C.

com. Lack. Steel Mexican Petro lami Copper Maxwell M. com Maxwell M. 2d pfd St.

P. S. S. M. -'at.

Enam. com Nat. Lead com Nevada Cons N. Tl. Cen 73 73 73 5.a 56 (a 51 73 73 Vi St.

Louis Chicago Kansas City 73 72 73 72 73(d Vi 71 MA CORK. 75Tib 75 1. a 76 75. 111 37 83 54 121 27 65 22 4 104 ti 58 120 Vi Trading Wagner Electric' stock subsided on the local Stock Exchange at todJ' 8 session, and no sales were recorded. The market showed buyers and sellers rather far apart in their views, ids were at 33.

with offers at $oJ6. The stock sold Saturday at $355, and has advanced sensationally in the trading of the last three weeks. National Candy common stock was more active than in some time and sold at $10.15 and $10.87, compared with transfers Saturday at $10.50. Independent Brewery first preferred stock also showed firmness and gained point on sales at $27.25. Other miscellaneous shares quoted were about unchanged on the call.

National Bank of Commerce stock gained 1 point on transfers at $109.50 and $110, but Mercantile Trust was slightly easier on sales at $341.50, with offers at the close at $342 without bids. Other bank and trust shares mentioned were steady. United Railways 4s were active and firm and advanced a fraction on sales at $61.75 and $62. The stocks of the company were firm on the quotations recorded. Bonds reflected a limited investment demand in the market for the standard issues.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 754 a 76 65 otni 22Vii 22U Another straight ear- load of thme beautiful even. size, red Tfl Ml Nansemond. sweeteot in the world. 40c val.t I KRMLKV.

AS I tW (ITU the price; price I If Vi Peck St. 'hicago Kansas City IRi-ftt 75 104llt4 22 104 5SV4 Hart. N. N. H.

57Vsf 57. Hirt Astro-. American Auto Insurance. 163 177 American Brewery Co. 84 SB Am.

Cent. Ins. ctf. dep 15 ion American Stove Co 105 lirt Brown Shoe Co P6 68 Burroughs Adding Machine. 425 44 Butler Bros 253 255 Central States Life Ins 12 13 Chl'-seo Lumber and 44 fiO Chllds Co.

com 68 71 Cities Service Co 2S5 2S7 Edmunds Jones Corp. com. 30 42 General Baking Co. 6s 83 85 do pfd 45 4S Hart Shaffner Marx km ho Int. Life Ins.

Co fio 65 Kat'fmnnn Dent. Stores com. 27 35 A. B. Klrschbaum com.

SO 42 S. S. Kresge com. (par Ui tl Laclede Steel Co 210 220 'Manhattan Shirt com 66 67 Mav Dept. Stores Co.

61 62 Pierce Oil Corp 6s 80 82 St. Louis Car pfd 15 I'O St. Louis Car com 2 St. Louis Screw Co 154 160 ct. Txuis Screw Co.

6s 1O0 102 Simmons Hardware com. 145 155 55 53 33 36 34 06 109 VI0T St. Louis Chicago 27 27 55 76 74 SEPTEMBER OATS 44' DECEMBER OATS. 48 47 48 47 11 A OATS. 76b 77b 75 76 Cd.

4 4 45 45 a 46 47 4Sa 4a 50b 51 109 27 V4 55 5 4i4 rt 53 45 481 4Sft 5 123 100 27 Vj 56 58 50 25 Vi 110 61 '4 BT leased Wire From the Xejr York Br Bureau of the vFW YORK. Sept. 11. The Evening post in Hs copyrighted financial review, 'though the trading on, the Stock rvphance once more ran beyond a mil-f tnares the fifth consecutive full Snei of the sort-the trend of Prices was not uniformly upward. In the early hours, there were abundant signs of heavy profit-taking sales, and prices even of the leading speculative stocks fell back at times 1 to 2 iints There was a new buying move-Sr'nt nn each of these reactions, how-Mrr and in the final hour, as usual in a market of this character, the bidding-un process was converged again on stocks whose action could be reckoned on to affect the general market." "At the close, therefore, the market's appearance was that of positive strength, though the net changes of the day were irregular.

There was nc change whatever in the dominance of professional speculation. though naturally the sight of million-share days' with advancing prices, had its usual effect on the more speculative outside public. "The iteel shares, which nuns back in the earlv market, were again made the stalking horse of the final trading and even Bethlehem was mished to the front. "No attention was paid to the news of the day, such as it was. Exchange on Berlin went a fraction lower; on Paris the rate was considerably more favorable.

Election a Factor. "Less was heard of the Maine election as a potent influence on financial sentiment and a propelling force cn values. This was in spite of the fact that the voters of that State possibly not conscious of the extent to which their action, in the eyes of Wall street, would obscure the New-York street car strike and the European war were dropping their ballots into the box today. Tomorrow, we may know to what extent, if at all, the campaign committees and the fctock Exchange enthusiasts have misjudged the prophetic Qualities of the Stat. 'The truth appears to be that both have confused the September election in Maine, which has rarely been an accurate foreshadowing of November, with the September election in which for unknown reasons has always been an absolutely unerring forecast of the national results.

Vermont's September State election has been abolished, and as Maine alone is left the presumption seems to be that the mantle of Elijah 50 St. Loui3 Chicago 25 H1 110 N. North. Pac Pac. Mail Penn.

P. S. Car com. Ry. Steel Springs Ray Cons.

Reading com Rep. I. S. com. Rep.

I. S. pfd. Studebaker com. Sou.

Pac Sou. Ry. com. Tenn. Copper Texas Oil Co.

P. com Vnited Fruit 62 60 ill4 4IH 2oVj 110 61 114 124 98 24 27 ct Louis Chicago 51 o'(S 5151 51 8 51 BREAKFAST BACON U. d. lnp; susar cured; I smoked: streak lean. streak o1 fat; 30c value; or whole; pound.

Z4c 125" '27 24 27 .200 130il3 iinmii.i ork hampers, 1 fle-llvered home-grown. 13c per dozen bunches. EI.ER1 Colorado large crates (5 to 7 dozen) golden heart. $3.73 per crate. Michigan square boxes golden heart.

70c to 75c. CltlMBEBS Home-grown. 10c to 25c per bu box tonne; yellow mustard. 40c Dill pickles and salt pickles, 25c to 30c; small pickles. 75c.

EGG PLANT Home-grown 76c to $1 per box loone. GREEN PEPPERS Home-grown 30c 45c per bu box loose. Gl'MBO Home-grown 20c for peck, 40c for large baskets. GREEX CORN Home-grown 8c to i'c per dozen. LETTUCE New York South Lima cases 75c; Western New York cases.

$1.5031.60. Home-grown lettuce 20c to 30 per box loose. GARLIC Slncie strings 10c to 20c. 1H I 5814 58 58 58 VI Listed on New York Stock fuxchange. PREFRREP STOCKS Reported hv Mark C.

Steinberg Investment Bankers. Boatmen's Bank Bldg. 1103 Vi '103 103 116U, 116 ii4; 87 17. S. Rubber U.

St. Steel com. U. S. Steel pfd S.

Ind. T'tah Copper Wabash, W. I Wabash, P. A Western Md Westinghouse Willys-Overland com. 87 13 48 87 13 48 29 61V.

48 i 20t" 61 61l 61 Pork Chops Kib or Loin; 24c value, lb Fresh Spareribs Very meaty. pound 1SC 47 47 i 48 40 4 I 40 i 48 Int. M. M. com Int.

M. M. pfd 125 1 122 124 Bid. Asked. Xat.

Bank of Commerce 1O0 110 Chippewa Bank 250 Mercantile Trust 342 St. Louis Union Trust 38') United Railways pfd 16 18 do 4s 6 62 East St. Sub. 6s SO Kinloch Tel. 5s 93 K.

C. Home Tel. 5s 92 03 K. C. Tel.

5s 00 Union Sand and 75 Ely Walker com 134 do 1st pfd 105 106 do 2d pfd S3 86 International Shoe com 97 9S General Roofing pfd 1O0 Central Coal and Coke com 60 Granite-Bimetallic 65 70 American Bakery 6s 9 Ind. Brew. 1st pfd 27 27 do 6s 64 65 Xatlonal Candy com 10 1 Xat. Enameling com 26 29 do pfd D2 Chicago Ry. Equipment 97 98 Wagner Electric 330 338 WHEAT IS LOWER; THEN HIGHER IN CHICAGO PIT CHICAGO.

Sent. II. Wheat prices developed considerable strength today, owing to the absence of selling pressure. The surrender of the Rumanian fortress of Siiistria appeared to have a tendency to make the bears cautious. Then.

too. world shipments were lighter, and there was a decrease In the total stock on hand in Great Britain. Welcome rains In Kansas, however, led subsequently to a reaction. Opening prices, which ranged from decline to a rise of c. were followed by a substantial general upturn, but most of the gains failed to hold.

Lack of export business acted later as a weight on the market, and so too did a lessening of demand from millers. A decrease In the United States visible supply, however, caused a sharp rallv. The close was unsettled. "He to lvc higher; with December at $1.54 and May at $1.55. Fine weather for maturing the crop brought about an additional setback In prices, but the market then rallied somewhat with wheat.

The close was nervous at lc to lc net decline. Cor weakness as a result of assertions that the Illinois crop had of late made a wonderful improvement. It was said the entire State would be safe from frost by th-i first of October. After opening Vic to lower, the market underwent a decided sag. Oats "sympathized with wheat.

The depression in corn, though, finally became more than an offset. Lower prices on hogs turned provisions down grade. Selling was especially liberal in October lard. Sausage Meat sausage Meat With Liverpool cables 2d to 3d lower, prof essionals looked for an easier tone tn the local wheat market today. But after swinging slightly over, then fractionally under Saturday's close, trade settled into a rut slightly favoring the bulls.

In the finish hour the market gained strength on a sharp decrease in the domestic -visible supply. The close was Arm and about lc over Saturday's finish. Receipts showed a tendency to increase in the Northwest, but the winter wheat movement is light, and the total primary figures were well below last year. Some selling came from pit traders on the theory that the crop situation, as a factor in the market, had temporarily lost its, force, owing to the news being "all out," while the foreign political situation might, at anytime, develop something of a bearish character, especially relative to the opening of the Dardanelles, which would mean shipments of Russian wheat to Europe. Argentine statistics were bearish, and Broomhall reported the weather favorable in the southern country.

Broomhall's Liverpool cable was bearish in tone. It said: "Wheat opened quiet and inclined lower, with easier feeling in spot and larger import arrivals. Spot market was 3d Acme Tea Co Avery Co Brown Shoe Chalmers Motors Childs Restaurant Cluett-Peabody Cities Service Co Edmunds Jones Elsem tadt Mfg. Co. General Roofing Co Hart Schaffner Marx Int.

Shoe Co Kaufmann Dept. Stores S. S. Kresge (par Manhattan hirt May Dept. Stores Co.

Montgomery Ward Ohio States Tel. Co Pan-Arnerlcan Pet Rlce-Stlx D. G. Co. Simmons Hardware.

...7 97 7 Hi 101 ...7 PO J01 7 08 100 ...7 06 ...7 106 110 ...6 S0 87 7 W4 961, 7 104 J07 7 1O0 10 2 ...7 116 120 ...7 100 110 7 02 05 ...7 10 11 7 113 115 7 105 107 7 116 118 IO414 lot! ...7 01 03 ...7 107 llo 94 95 Qc Himply delirious fresh ISVzc value, Cincinnati Llveatoek. CINCINNATI. Sept. 11. Hogs Receipts.

2700: packers and butchers. 11.1oi 11.30; common to choice. SRtfflO; pigs and lights. $5.50110.50: stags. J7.50S8.

Cattle Receipts. 3300: steady: steers. $5.50 W8.75; heifers. J4.75fti7.75: cows. 6T75.

Calves steads. S.iiS 12.50. Sheep Receipts. 1200: steady; sheep. $2(8 6.75.

Lambs steady. $5ffi 11.75. Concord Grapes Large baskets direr fmm 31 Ir higan bea tifnl ripe frnll; 2He MARRIAGE LICEXSES. value, earn Listed on New York Stock Exchange. eter Jurjevlc Madison.

Ill REGULAR SESSION IO National Candy lOi double strings 2-k- for small. 40c for large. STRING BEANS Home-grown. 75c per bushel loose. Baltimore.

per hamper. SPINACH Home-grown 25 80c per bu box loose. SQUASH Home-Rrown summer sauash 10c per bushel loose. Hubbard squash, 35c per box. SWEET POTATOES Tennessee hampers nancy hall Honu-groivn bermuda 75c: red nansemond 90c to $1 per bushel box loose.

TOMATOES Home-grown ripes 25c for catsup stock, 50c to for fair to choice per bit loose. SAUERKRAUT New city make In way delivered; half-barrels, casks $10 orders charged higher. FHU1TS. APPLES Shackieford t.25 to IV. orange pippin $1.75 to $2.50: golden pippin to $2.50: Jonathan $1.503.2.00 for Xo.

2 to for Xo. ben davls and gano. $1.50 to $1.75 CANTALOUPES California standards $2.25: flats 90c; Colorado Rockv Ford standard $2.50 (soft at $2.00) and pin meat flats at 50c. PEACHES Bu baskets fancy Colorado flat boxes, 75c to 85c. and bushel baskets at 1.75(H2.

Home-grown chip baskets, 50c to 70c. PEARS Illinois garber pears 76c per bu basket and $2.50 per barrel. Michigan bart-letts, $1.2541.50. Home-grown chip baskets. 20c.

PLUMS Damsons 2c to 2c per lb. top for choice dry. WATERMELONS Cr lota Missouri mions at $'0 to on track. 10. Kate urncic Madison, in Ernst P.

Gottfried 3T.18 Chinpewa Hena Mueller 3111A Pennsylvani I. Broueek Braceville. Ill Ramona Sergent Braceville. Ill SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE JO National Candy 10 National Candy IO Xatlonal Candy IO National Candy 15 National Candy 40 National Candv 10. io.

10. 10. London Mart Ham Cheerful Tone. LONDON. Sept.

11. The stock market opened the week cheerful and confident 011 the war news. The week end brought the usual accumulation of orders, principally in gilt-edged securities and shipping and Industrial shares at steady prices. Consols advanced another fraction and the French Clifford Cualde Virden Morrisonville. Til 10 1147 Talmage $1000 United Railwavs 4s, 61.

HKio United Railways 4s, 61. Ill Ill 61-' OLIVE FTHEKT ROAD. 18 acres, with 8-room resldenco at Olivette; sjitable for home, sanitarium or rlublioune. ran bs bought cneap owing to ths coipora-tioa dissolving. rkiitt CO.

IQ'J V. 11th rt. ir- FARMS FOR SALE Chicago Cash Crain. CHICAGO. Sept.

11. Wheat No. 2 red. Xo. 3 red.

$1.50 il.54V Xo. 2 hard. fo 1.64 Xo. 3 1.51 1.56. Corn Xo.

2 yellow. Xo. 4 white. 83c. Oats Xo.

3 hite. 44 Y46c: standard. 45r47c. Rve Xo. 2.

$1.2514. Barlev. Timothy No. 7. nominal.

Clover. $llil4. Pork, $27.85. Lard. $14.20.

Ribs. $14.20114.60. loan hardened on rumors that the new issue will not appear here. In speculative issues eastern Kafferes and Peruvians were firm and active features. American securities, under the lead of United States Steel and Reading, closed steady.

Money was in better supply and discount rates were inclined to ease off. JlOOO United Railwavs 4s, $loot United Railwavs 4s. $1000 United Railways 4s. $1000 United Railwavs 4s, S5OO0 United Railways 4s. $10o0 United Railwavs 4s.

$1000 United Railways 4s, 10 Ind. Brewing 1st i 61. 61. 61. 62.

62. 62. Ruby Virginia Calvert Arthur Lee Haeler Mrs. Ottle M. Maxey Theo.

Dancoff Matilda Troutmanf Stephen Rogers Mary Jane Follow-ill Francis Joseph Dorsal Annie C. Franz Paul M. Herbster Clara A. Trombley Charles A. Lorch L.

Schulenburg Joseph P. Miller Violet Ntcolay Madison, 111 Venice. Ill St. Louis Richland. Mo Relleville.

Ill Belleville. Ill Braddock. Pa Detroit. Midi OakvlUe. Mo OakviUe, Mi .3748 Cote Brilliant ..3700 North Market Canton.

Ill SMALL MISSOURI FARM. $10 cash and 3 monthly, no in(e-ei or taxes, lilghlv productive la ul: close tn -I tuc markets: write for photographs and lull in-loimation. W. ROARK. CM Olive room Phon: OHv Central 2.1 Ind.

Brewing 1st 27U. 25 Ind. Brewing 1st 27'a. ,25 Ind. Brewing 1st 274.

6 Bank of Commerce, 109. 1 Bank of Commerce, 100. 5 Bank of Commerce, 109. 10 Bank of Commerce. iii.

2 Bank of Commerce, 100. 5 Bank of Commerce. 310. Minneapolis Grain. MINNEAPOLIS.

Sept. 11. Flour, fancy patents, 10c higher: quoted at first clears 30c higher, quoted at $7.30 lute. Other grades unchanged. Barley.

rye. bran. Wheat: Pec. $1.60 cash; Xo. 1 hard.

1.70; Xo. 1 Xorthern. No. 2 northern, Corn Xo. 3 vellow.

82tS3c. Oats Xo. 3 white, 43S 43 c. Klax $2.0402.08. Spencep Rank Statement.

BERLIN, via London. Sept. 11. The statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany, issued Sept. 7.

shows the following changes: Total coin and bullion decreased 845. OO0 marks: gold increased 663.000, treasury notes Increased 4O.247.OO0. notes of other banks increased 5.121.000, bills discounted increased 61.735.000. advances decreased 2.149.000. investments decreased 13.396.OO0.

Other securities increased 11. 085.O00; notes in circulation increased 57.5St.ooo; deposits increased 42.367.000. Other liabilities increased 4.S.V).-00O. Total gold holdings, 2,469,693,000 marks. Joshua Orwig Mrs.

Vfolet P. Stevenson Harrison G. Beatty Edna E. Range Canton. Ill Ill .2017 Eugenia $2000 East St.

Louis Sub. 5s S3. has been transferred. "Probably Wall street will be figuring on its pads of paper tomorrow on the apparent distribution of the Maine Progressive vote of 1912, between Republicans and Democrats this month, and on the necessary inference as to the redistribution of the national Progressive vote. Then we shall have the conclusions drawn as regards the proper response of the Stock Exchange.

What Wall street has of late shown itself to have been most anxious for, is new arguments. DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S TRADING IN WALL STREET NEW YORK. Kept. 11. Reading was the onlv striking exception to the rising tendency on the resumption of trading todav.

other leaders and speculative favorites mounting above last week's final quotations. Read-In? reversal of 24 points was soon largely recovered, however, while Coppers. Independent Steels. Equipments and the paper issue registered gains extending- from fractions to 3 points. Cnited States Steel opened ono shares up to 103 H.

or within a fraction of its maximum attained last Satur-y. Shtpointr shares were represented bv Jia'ine preferred and Atlantic. Gulf West Indies, the latter at a new record. Anart from enormous tradinir. which ei-W'icd 700.000 shares, the feature of the Ijrenoon was the absolute neglect and relative heaviness of rails.

Reading was the nlv issue of that group to show any prominence, even under pressure, other investment issues being engulfed in the bewildering movement of speculation in other parts nt the list. Minor stocks of the nondividend class participated in the rise, but steel, which repeated its record price of 10374 and Preferred, which broke all records at were the conspicuous features. Metals. -Mexicans, and some equipments and munitions were 2 to 3 points higher. Bonds wre irregular.

Heaviness of the rails increased later with pressure from Canadian Pacific and St. Paul. Keoesstons of to 2 points occurred in lead-ins; issues, but the decline was checked on n-esh. buying of Reading and prominent IO Mercantile Trust. 541.

10 Mercantile Trust. 341. 5 Mercantile Trust. 341 100 Granite-Bimetallic, 06c He at rs (TUM, VAIOK. MO WAT.) lower.

Cargo market for Manitobas and winters was 6d lower. Weather in United Kingdom and France is better and floating quantity increased. General market is quiet and lacking special feature. Corn was steadier, with firmer Plate offers, but easiness in America checked an advance. Parcel market was easier; Americans 3d lower; Plates were unchanged.

An official report covering up to Sept. 1 gives Great Britain wheat condition at 95 per cent; barley, 99 per cent: oats, 95 per cent of an average crop." Corn futures were weak and over lc lower, on fine weather for the late crop, liberal receipts and less urgent cash demands. Liverpool cables were unchanged to higher. Corn closed about lc lower. Total primarv wheat receipts were bu, against 3,179,000 bu last year; shipments, 1,616,000 bu, against bu.

Corn receipts. 78S.OOO bu, against 632,000 bu; shipments, 708,000 bu, against bu. Oats receipts, 1,825,000 bu. against bu; shipments, 789,000 bu, against 1.213,000 bu. Northwest cars Minneapolis.

840 today, 1284 last year: Duluth. 152 today. 1369 last year; Winnipeg, 499 today, 11S2 last year; total. 1491 today, 3835 last year. Minneapolis stocks of wheat decreased 50.0)O bu for two days.

The domestic visible of wheat decreased 690.000 bu last week: corn in TLATS. A A RTM NTSJFOR A SOUTH f-'LAT For sale: well built. ruuiu: terms to suit. I'ai lt. LATS, APARTMENTS.

FOR SALE JVVEST FLATI'or sale; need mot.e-. mui nHcrlfi- room West Lnd ftdi, wmtii S.V'.M. for Call Unmediatclj tiTtl ulir ri. road. Solid Gold Wedding Rins.

S3 to SITi. JACCARD'S on Broadway, cor. Locust. St. Louis Cash Grain.

Cash wheat was lc to 3c lower and slow sale. Cash corn lower and in limited demand. Cash oats to lc off and in limited RESJDENCES FORSALb WEST RKilDKNCK For sale; big harsaiti will be reduced 10 a day until sold. Von Versfn 11-roiiin brick. HOUSE For sale; 7-ioom; all an nii it large bath, furnace, electric UkIus.

first-clans condition: lot liimic.ila sale desired; easy terins; price ..1 'i Kldce av 'J Liverpool Grain. LIVKRPOOL. Sept. 11. Wheat Spot No.

1 Manitoba. 14s lld; Xo. 2. 14s Kid: No. 3.

14s ltd: No. 2 red Western winter. 14s lOd. Corn Spot. American mixed, new, 10s 6V.2d.

Flour Winter patents. 47s. Hops In London (Pacific Coast). i4 15sCo.5 15s. Peoria CanU Grain.

111.. Sent. 11. Corn. 24c IF you're used to an ordinary heater that has to be fired every few hours, you'll appreciate the "Spencer Heater" that needs coaling but once a day, never more than twice.

KI'KMCKIt EA TKR CO. Louis Office, Chemical Bldg. Bell Olive 491 Kinloch ten. 1551 19P Sugrar Market. XEW YORK.

Sept. 11. Raw sugar firm: centrifugal. 5.14c: molasses. 4.37c.

Refined steady: cut loaf. 7.40c: crushed. 7.25c: mold A. 6.75c: cubes. 6.75c; xxxx powdered.

6.40c: powdered. 6.35c: fine granulated. 6.25c: diamond A. 6.25c; confectioners' A. 6.15c: No.

1. 6.10c. Sugar futures opened firmer on covering and some support from trade Interests, prompted by the firmness of the spot market. At noon prices were 1 to 9 Joints higher. Metal Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11. Copper firm: elec-trolvtic. $27328.25.

Iron steadv; Vo. 1 Northern. $20.5021: Xo. 2. No.

1 Southern. Xo. 2. 19ffil0.5O. Metal Exchange quotes tin steadv: soot.

$38.25. At London Spot Conner, fill; futures. 108. Electrolytic. 131.

Spot tin. 169 10s; futures. 170 10s. Oil LINSEED OTL Quote in lots of from 1 to 4 barrels at 73c per gallon for raw and 74c for boiled. COTTONSEED OIL Winter white.

S4c: do vellow. 84c: summer white. 83c: summer vellow, 79c; salad. 84c; cooking white, S3c, vellow, 81c. CASTOR OIL Quote in lots of 200 gallons or over at 16c per pound for Xo.

1 and for Xo. 3 In barrels in smaller Quantities lc per pound more. v. hnnsan City Cash Grain. KANSAS CITY.

Sept. 11. Cash wheat lc to 2c lower: No. 2 hard. 1.0O: Xo.

3 $1.44 159; Xo. 2 red. Xo. 3. $1.5011.60.

Corn lc lower: No. 2 mixed. K3iS4c: Xo. 8. 823S3c: No.

2 white. 847 85c: Xo. 3, 83c: Xo. 2 yellow. S44S5c: No.

3. S44 Oats lc lower: Xo. 2 white. 47i47c; No. 2 mixed.

46'fti47c. Rye. $1.25. Kay Weak: choice timothy. $117 11.50: choice prairie $10: choice alfalfa.

$13.507 14 50. Bran. LOS. Shorts, 1.42. Kaffir.

3 white. $1.71. 'Receipts Wheat. 425 cars. BIRTHS RECORDED.

J. and M. Bruce. 8021 Alaska: girl. I-.

and E. Loos. 322 E. Courtois: girl. W.

and L. Lippmann, 4226 PleasaJif, girl. W. and H. Bischoff.

2324 S. Jefferson: girl. W. and L. Madden.

1436 X. 21 ft: girl. O. and E. Gorla.

6400 A West Park; girl. H. and B. Eggers. 3433 Nebraska: girl.

F. and F. Dorian. 730 Wilmington girl. H.

and H. Powell, 6177 Lucille; girl. J. and L. Young, 4639 Greer; girl.

F. and E. Beaty. 4215 Gibson: girl. W.

and L. Boyle. 4426 Oakland; girl. V. and T.

Ward. 414 Dorcas: girl. G. and M. Flint.

Webster Groves; M. and D. Conner. 1466 Laurel: girl. F.

and R. Forlstel. 0213 Michigan: girl. G. and E.

Machett. 4442A Lexington: girl. J. and H. Waurzynkousky 223 Upton; girl.

W. and O. Bock. 6421 Minnesota; girl. A.

and M. Betan. 317 E. Courtois: girl. C.

and A. Luecke. 3207 Cates: girl. W. and A.

Linder. 68S0 Clayton; girl. F. and M. Waterhouse, 1042 Tamm; twin girls.

W. and L. McDonnell, 4115 X. 2.1; girl. J.

and O. Buchanan. 2 64!) A Eads; J. and V. Baumle.

2617 St. Louis: girl. A. and E. Wackenheim.

3225 S. Dakota; girl. C. and G. Mueller.

3732 Iowa: girl. E. and M. Kurlbaum, 5144 N. Broadway; girl.

C. and L. 644 Salsburger: girl. and H. Rudert.

4354 Ellenwood; boy. B. and R. Lodes. 4134 Louisiana; boy.

T. and M. Umb. 5047 McPerson; boy. H.

and B. Seisle. 214 N. Sarah: boy. I lower; No.

6 white, Xo. 2 yellow. 8c; I Xo. 3 vellow. 83c: Xo.

3 mixed. 83c: Xo. 14 mixed. SI Uc. Oats.

12c lower: standard, 45c; No. 3 white. 45c. creased 188,000 bu; oats increased 3,711, OoO bu. Total visible showed: This Wk.

Last Wk. Last Yr. Wheat 970. 090 54.U0,0o0 8.553.0X) Corn 3.518,000 G.OSO.tUX) 1.710,000 Oats 31,402,000 2T.691.00ti 8.147.000 World's wheat shipments detailed show CHICAGO PROVISIONS. COUNTRY.

This Wk. Last Wk. Last Tear. It. 238.000 7.044.000 America OWNER LEAVING CITY 4371 LINDELL BOULEVARD Tht 'nodern 12-rooin stone and brick residence.

All floors hardwood, hot-water heat; every large brick gsrsffe: iot 6i.x21J. Trlc? vrv low an-1 ler'Tis unUKUallv easy. For particulars ure on-ner on prciniies, or MERCANTILE TRUST Xew York Lead. XEW YORK. Sept.

1J. The Metal Exchange quotes lead $6. 65 'a, 6. 75. Soelter auiet: snot.

East St. Iiuis delivery. At London Lead. 30. Spelter.

50. t. I-ools I-read Market. Lead was firmer at 6.62t&6.75 in St. Louis market todav.

Speller firmer at $8.62 1.O32.0O0 1.1 80.0(10 8OS.0I1O 6: 16. 000 137.000 .1,488.000 .1.221.000 1 .080.000 04O.O0O 222.O00 13t'. K'O 24.CKM1 3S0.0OO India Australia Argentine Russian Others Totals Corn A rgentine American Others Upen. High. '( Low.

Clasa PORK Sept. $27.90 i $27. 82a Oct i 26.Hi I 26. 50 26.05 i 26. 50'j Dec 23 23.W 23.51) 23.90b 23.

7Q 1 23 -75 1 23.60 23 A 14.12 i 14.15 i 1 .00 i 14.15b 14.20 14.20 13.1M 14.12a Dec 13. 8(1 13.82 13.60 I3.8ila 13.67 I 13.72 13.55 1 13.67b RIBS. 14.30 i 14.32 14.25 14.321. 13.0Ob I 14.0" 13. 90 14.

12.75 12.73 1 12.57 :i2.67-7Qo .12.600,000 13.099.0O0 7.584.000 5.268.000 77.000 17.000 392 000 2.490. OOO "-l-siooo 1.4-13. 000 187.000 ..502.000 Totals 4. 823. OOO 1.120,000 Agent, Klh and locust.

4 Autoa stolen. 2 Recovered. rour automobiles were stolen last night, two of which have been The auto of Jacob Nieman, 4054 McPHerson 'avenue, was stolen from Taylor and Easton avenue: the auto of worse Gittins, 5S61 Manchester avenue. ss taken from Delmar boulevard and Aubert avenue; the auto of O. J.

Willis, orth King's highway, which was stolen from in front of his home, was found at Elliot avenue and Bremen wreet. and the auto of Harry J. Sv-mme 3903 Greer avenue, stolen from in "ont of 31L-9 Morgan street, was found front of 3119 Sheridan avenue. Ambassador Elkua Leaves Vienna. VcV NA' Sept- -The American Am.

udor to Turkey, Abram I. Elkus, who reached Vienna Saturday, departed night for Constantinople, by Mrs. Elkus and family. He received here by Foreign Minister baad' CaIlud 011 the Tuikish A- NOR1 RESIDENCE For usie. 4''4) room brick; big bargain.

Uuner, 47 Kennerlj (c! For Quick Action Use "Long Distance" tie rooms, water, gas; fx HOl'KK For rent prtc fw York Produce. XEW TOIIK. Sept. 11. Butter steady; receipts, 8295.

Creamery extras ft2 score). 33c; creamery (higher scoring). 33t34c; firsts, 31i32c; seconds. Eggs Firm; receipts 11.393; fresh gathered, extra fine, Stic; extra firsts. 34i35c: firsts.

321533c; nearby hennerv whites, fine to fancy. 45i 48c: nearby hennerv browns. 385 42e. Cheese Firm: receipts, 3160: state, fresh, specials. 197 19c: do average fancy.

18tlsc. Live poultry firm. no prices; settled. Dressed firm: chickens, 23j31c: fowls. 17 (23c: turkeys.

25fi35c. Quotation on Beef Cut. Following are current prices on beef cuts on the St. Iouls market: KDK MALK HV N'OXIIESIlfENT. A ft-ronm brick retilnc: all modern: value wkI reason for rir io owner St ornilnes from la to 1 p.

nil to ti. 1tl ft yitoni ul V.rcomliall cabled; "United Kingdom Shipments to United Kingdom last week showed a material increase, being 6.800.000 bu, largelv from America. Stocks decreased and floating quantity increased with expectations of larger daily arrivals this week. Weather improved. "Pacific Coast Shipping has again resumed to South America and a fair business is reported.

Half of the wheat crop has already been sold and three-fourths of the barley crop disposed of. Prices remain nigh and in teller's favor." Comparative statement: This Week Last Wk. Last Yr. Wheat 46,512.000 45.556.000 2o.4K6.00 Corn 22.006.OOO 20.061 23.92O.000 Chicago stocks of wheat in all positions for the week decreased 80,00 bu; corn increased 94,000 bu; oats increased 1.908.000 bu. Total clearances of wheat wen S42.0O0 bu; flour, 36.000 bbls; wheat and flour, 1.004.000 bu corn, 208,000 bu; oats.

1.042.000 bu. FINANCIAL Ju'iii affair ie line, e-rceftt money t'ff. vat tntttte lotn JOrr Hn. linr PRLSSED BEEF. R.

and G. Jenkins. 620O Von Versen; boy. E. and C.

Lohrum. 3121A California; boy. and B. Evans, 2340 Montgomery: bov. W.

and L. Brav. 340 Utah boy. A. and P.

Murdock. 6O07 Waterman; boy. M. and H. Baker.

5373 West: boy. .1. and M. Curtin. 1455 Arlington: boy.

J. and T. Klover. 3066 St. Ferdinand; boy.

W. and C. Kniest. 4000 Lucky: boy. M.

and M. Brown. 2S06 Belt; boy. H. and M.

Suerlg. 5509 St. Louis; boy. J. and A.

Edwards. 419 S. 15th; boy. J. and L.

Ttttatck. 7507 Reilly; boy. B. and R. Huelsmann.

8211 Vulcan; boy. E. and E. Schneider. 8202 Alabama; boy.

H. and M. De Grendel. 1425 Cutter: boy. M.

and R. Siegel. 1404 Pendleton: boy. H. and I.

Pietz. 90S S. Sarah: boy. E. and C.

Loehr. 3144 Caroline: boy. and B. Hawkins. 4054 Arsenal boy.

and M. Nickalerksan. 3641 Wisconsin; bov. T. aiid B.

Schmietz. 8302 Minnesota: boy. J. and A. Hart.

3416 Miami: boy. P. and L. Willi. 1016 Arlington; boy.

I and G. Gartland. 1007 Tillle; boy. Bl'RIAL PERMITS. R.

Radke, SOU Cherokee; accident. Rudolph Lang. 7, 5922 Prescott; bronchitis. OO. 2044E Harris; sclerosis.

O. W. Rankin, fi. 4829 Cottage: oedema. F.

Hall, 54. Levee and Chestnut: aneurysm. Hawkins, 27, 409 N. Levee; heart disease. G.

Hvde, 85. 4234 Fairfax: aneurysm. J. Collins. 76, 4259A Penrose; enteritis.

Kate Koch. 42. 3911 St. Irfiuis: nephritis. Xioolna Gidionsen, 81.

2201 Arsenal; myo-cardlttes. E. Schubert. 66. SOI i S.

Broadway; nephri- Kinder. 72, 4253 Botanical; nephritis. A McDonald. 62. 15.16 Lafayette: diabetes.

M. Zinklsen. 57, 9th and Market; heart disease. P. Nestor, 70, 4S19 Garfield: goiter.

Page to Vlalt Italian Wont. PARIS, Sept. 11. Thomas Kelson Page, American Minister to Italy, has departed for the Italian war front and will be the guest there of the King, according to the Rome correspondent of the Matin. -Per Pound No 2.

No. LOANS ON REAL 3. TO LOAN on REALTY lesl estst necvjrltv, tmernat tonal l.ifs irni MONKV APFLL Ride 17c 17c 14c llc 10C I2c 12o lie 9c Ribs Loins. Rounds. Chucks.

Plates. 19c 1c 15o 12c 11c MUNLV Tt I 1 is vc Mieclal mn nu Of SI'MKI, JIMI. SMil Money and Discount at London. Sept. 11.

Bar silver 32d per ounce: monev 4" per cent: discount rates, Fhort bills, per cent; three months, 5a per cent. Wool Market Dull. WOOL Demand restricted to 12 months medium and good staple fine wools. Short staple and off grades are not selling. Locally, occasional small lots are changing hands on basis of appended quotations.

Quote: Missouri, Illinois. S. E. Iowa and Northern Arkansas Clear fleece tied, SSHSOc; untied, loose. 3535c: low and braid, 32'S33r; clear and burry mixed.

3134c; slightiv hurry. 27CdJ30c: hard burry, 20322c; light fine, 24fi28c: heavy fine. 16it23e. Western Texas and Oklahoma Medium light. light One.

22(28c. heavy ana. 16 22c; short stubby. heavy sanUv. 12W1c: burrv, medium.

do hard, 16irai8c: burry, fine. 161Sc. Tubwashed No. 1, 474Sc; No. 2, Solc; burry.

2SftiOSc. Arkansas and Southern Medium 12 mos R4iSS5c; medium loose. 30iQ33c: light fine, 23rti28c: heavy sandy. 15fS20c; slightly burry. 275 28c: hard burry.

Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska Bright medium. 32fi34c; dark medium 25fff28c; slightly burry, 242Sc; light fine, 22(ft28e: heavy fine, 15(520o.

Angora goat Long lustrous 41041c, short coarse. 325i35c; slight burry, 30rg-35c: hard burry. 18a23c. Cotted. black, seedv.

chaffy, damp. as well as wool sheared In nearby states from Western sheep range from 3c to 5c per pound less. Very defective or unmerchantable below even the inside figure. 9 At Kanaaa City. KANSAS CITY.

Sept. 11. Hogs Receipts. 10.000; steadv to 5c lower; bulk. $10 fit 10.95: heavv.

10.tO; packers and butchers light pigs 5071 10. Receipts. 29.00O. including nop Southerns: steady to 15c lower: prime fed steers. dressed beef steers.

7.2."m?7 75- Western steers $6 25'f 8.50; Southern steers 5.50rt 8.25: cows. heifer, S6W10.5O; stockers and feeders, $6rtS; bulls $5 2.W6.75; calves. $6.501 11. Sheep Receipts. 8(M0; steadv to strons.

lambs. 11 yearlings. 8.25-wethers. ewes. stockers and feeders.

$562.10.50. At Ilttbirg. PITTSBURG. Sept. 11.

Cattle He-ceiptR 2600: steady: ton. $0.50. Hog's Receipts. Oikm); prime heavies and heavv mted. 81 1.25ft? mediums nn 1 heavv votkers.

$11.251 11.32; light ynrkerx. pigs. 9 roughs. "hp and lambs Receipts. 55.POO; steadv; top sheep.

ton lambs. $11. 50: lower. Calves Receipts. SOO; lowcxi ml to Quote No.

2 red wheat, No. I loart on i.tji iroi-ri at nil i. ir iceut. 1 per cent no rttureit fr pnn.M" no ii.iwr no-, i i.t. i in it Th.UI0 Crn Youtha Hurt.

The automobiles of John 11. Weltering, nta i-H?" avenue- an W. G. WahirSton boulevard, street and Franklin Portusal. 18 years with It rth who wa tn PhelpS, suffered a fracture of the knee isI-ation of the right Tem.V..

Kas- years old. of 4435 avenue, was cut and bruised. Army 8ulSbfTaA.NTINOPLK- SePt' "-The the achul comPsi a Pem glorifying ta of the troops which th th" The poem. er has dedicated to Lin the Turl1sh War Minis-Journal Published, in the official Hogs Lower at Omaha. OMAHA.

Sept. 11. Hoas Receipts. 4soO; lower: heavy. JtOt.v'a 1P.40; ligiv.

S10 35f 10 70: Dlers. 10.2.j; bulk of sales. Cattle Receipts. lS.oOO: slower; nauy steers. cows and heifers.

$61 Western steers. Texas steers. stockers apd feeders. S'heen Receipts. R3.00O; steady yearlings.

$5Oi 7 50: wethers, lambs. red. $1.501.60: No. 4 No. 2 hard, No.

3 hard, $1.50 1.56; No. 4 hard. 1. 16. Quote No.

2 corn. 863 S6c; No. 3 corn, S5c n. No. 4 corn, S3c b.

No. 5 corn. 83c: No. 2 yellow corn. 87c: No.

3 yellow corn, S7c: No. 2 white corn, 87c; No. 3 white corn, 863S6c; No. 4 white corn, 85 c. Quote No.

2 white oats, 47c standard oats. 47j47 No. 3 white oats, 46 46e: No. 4 white oats. 45j45c No.

2 oats. No. 3 oats. 44S45c. Quote No.

2 rve. $1.2401.25 n. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY WKsoTicIt apiitl--atlns Hire. Call lelmar McNEY advsnced salsHed t-cople. I loom I Icliaml Ft' dg -1 1 N.

7 i''r- t. H-m tntvt.li slartd ii'i'l: ales, r.com 11 lliilia' I i itr i-nii. mimmi Hwir c. tiames: easy l-lnt ial. ti OUT-OF-TOWN business matters requiring immediate and decisive action may be transacted quickly by long distance telephone.

There is no need to travel. The telephone takes your message and gives you a prompt answer. Ask the operator for rates. it Chicago. I room Commercial ldr i .1.

-nd i Il1 Sept. 11. nogs Keceipts. CHICAGO, Wt ICK MO.NET 000- slow 5c under Saturday's average; bulk. $9 90i IO.SO; light.

11.20; mixed $9. n) (Tl 11.25; heavy rough, lfi- sahtrlf-d tieople or nrrs of nrr.ttiira, without -urlt. Our rt are te Fleet iiroy 0f Belleville was CI- 6 50. our series mr il Xo of Pelleville Conn Omaha Cash Markets. OMAHA.

Sept. 11. Wheat: Xo. 2 hard. $1.5041 54: No.

3 hard. Corn Xo. 2 white. 80c: No. 3 white.

SH SO'c: Xo. 2 vellow. No. 3 vellow. No.

2. 79 iff SOUc No. 3. 7oftlS0e. Oats No.

3 white. 43z 13c. 1 I'lin-. Rl'wr 1 Cattle 'Receipts. 25.000: weak: beef cattle.

$6.50411.35: Western steers, stockers and feeders. $4.707 i.OO; cows an.1 heifers. $3.507 0.5O: calves. 12. Sheen Receipts, is.ooo; steady; wethers.

$6.751 S.35: lambs, $7 ft' 11.20. Uccee.l. i- Ul --oiumou. Me "ho held The Southwestern Telegraoh Man Accused of Killing; la Slain. DOTH A NT.

Sept. 11. I. t. Chan-cey.

veteran Marshal of Hartford, charged with having killed a man named Driver at Hartford last January, was shot and killed yesterday. It Is charged that Bartow Driver, brother of the man killed, did the shooting. mian mii'iXKii On furniture or pino and ia-id po-tie- ail4. wn If. eav iSTtetils: i.le.

t.sl' m. chsn-- AMKIilfAN' KUa Hid L' i' "T.ijANS. 1" Oil M- Hi Made to aiions on a rep-meii pl.m tliit 1 lulh practt.sl sml ra tom U. inrl TolonnAnsa Cnmnnnir At sU. Jowenb.

ST JOKPH. Sept. 11. llogs li ceipts. 3SOO: 10c lower; top.

bu Sl) IO 81) Toledo Markets. Ohio. Sept. 11. Wheat, SI.

50'-: December. S1.61V.; May. Clover escd. prime cash and October. Dei-ember, $0.35 bid.

Alsike prime $1.65. $9. .50, cash. th of Belleville and KVn 'Stul" Shawano two "larried Wednesday. They Qt in a Bt.

Louis seminary. Cattle Receiots. 55O0; 104 25c steers. 0.5O'.i 10.35: cows and heifers, IO: calves. $64: 11.

50. 114 N. th t. lower. $4.504 lambs.

Ttm- io; octooer io: i'buus Lcutra; and Uli'S ls. Cor. J2.1U. $2.32 Kjil The Post-Dispatch is the only evening newspaper in St. Louis that receives or publishes news gathered by the.

Associated Press. Sheep Receipts, ircm: steady; choice veals. ewes. S7.Z3&7.