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THE KEPUBLIC.FBIDl-VY, NOVEMBEE 6. 1903.
13
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL.
LIQUIDATION IN WHEAT
MAKES FURTHER DECLINES.
SUMMARY OP THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS.
,ss'VsMNess'tiImssSa;
sy-ij-u-uT.- ,Tjn.sTsrraf'isJ's-,- - -,-y-irrsi
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merlGan
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Broadway. Midway
HALF TVULJUIOiN
FULL PAID CAPITAL
AND
SIX HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
Conducting its business along strictly commercial
lines, loaning money in moderate amounts to reputable
business houses for legitimate mercantile needs, has
daily added to its line of patrons, and to-day, with
total resources of over
SIX m t HALF MILLIONS,
Solicits accounts, promising that all business intrusted
to it will be treated with courtesy, promptness,
accuracy and liberality.
3 Interest Paid on Time Deposits,
WALKER HILL, President.
EPHROH CATLiN, Vice President.
G.'H. walker.
H. M. KAUFFMAN.
W. K.
G.H.WALKER BROKERAGE CO.
307 N. FOURTH ST.
Government, Municipal, Railroad and Industrial Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We-request correspondence or personal interviews regarding our
high-grade list of inTestment offerings.
u
GREAT WESTERN 60LD COMPANY!
BIO RUN STILL. CONTINUES.
The foolish run on St Louis Trnst
R -SXTa.. . m1' WfFf fmtittffvmm All nnla".
B preaching the dancer oInLiodweadvlseTonwhowanttooiifniBsraatogrt In as
early as pussi Die. ureas ttesiernwinsurciyooaavanceujo par n vnooeariuiurB. mm
U a -trite rnn on the Orttt Western. The man who bars Its stock to-day show wisdom.
Mr. M. E. Dlttmsr. of Raiding, Cat. It la St Loots. H tar Oraat Western stock
to-dajr Is worth SO cents a share, aad that It job paid SO cants a than tor ttjon coald
no-Joss say oBey.".In buying Gat Western! sto,.lE, -you re baying am Interest la
treat bodies of 'ore that represent many times the erica that you are paying for the
slock. "The Aftertaouzat group of mines alone are considered the third greatest mlaaa
In California ana the stock of Great Wesfrn Is safer than any bank or trnst compaajr
In this Union.
Von know the reputation of this boose. We conld not afford to advise yon to bny
It It was not safe. We say bar all the stock you can pet at 10 cents a share. All rights
reserved. Compare (mat Western with anr mlalar stock that yon boniht In 25 rears.
and f on won'J f mi its equal. We hare sold
T. S. HENDERSON & CO., BOTH P80NES,
"9
Francis, Bro.l
& Co.,
214. N. Fourth St,
Members New York, St. LonU
Chicago Stock Exchanges.
WHITAKBR & COMPANY
Invite Personal Interviews and Correspoadeno
Relative to tbe Purchase and Sale of Bonds
sad Stocks. - - - - Direct Wire to New York.
500 North Fourth Street
A. G. EDWARDS & SONS,
DEALERS IN
UNITED STATES 60VERNMENT, STATE, MUNICIPAL AND
' RAILROAD SECURITIES,
410 and 412 OLIVE STREET.
FINANCIAL
25 Broad Street.
New York. Oct. H. 1903.
To the Holders of Income Bonds of
Mexican Central Railway Co., Ltd.
Referring to our notice of OCTOBER 1. 1903,
the time for the deposit cf bonds is hereby ex
tended .to the close of business en SOYEM
BER SO. 1803.
LADEXBCHG, THAXMAXN Jfc CO.,
for Mexican Central Railway Co.. Limited.
INVESTMENT BONDS.
310.00 EL Louis & Sab. Ry. new 5s.
3IVM0 8L Louis Portland Cement Co. In ts.
JjOCO Sedalia. Mo $ per cent school bonds.
Pricss-and fall particulars at our otflce.
Full market rates allowed for other securities
In coxhangs for tbe above.
WMsC. LITTLE &BR0,
EJVKSTStKNTCO,
ta and 111 North Fourth St.
rars ln..municlpal and corporation bonds.
local stocks, bonds and notes. Orders In other
cities promptly executed by prixate.wlre. Money
to loan on real estate and other collateral.
jTTall Street Gosalp.
Reported by the New Tcrk Cbm-aereUl Ad
vertiser, through Francis. Bro. A Co, 214 North
Fourth-street.'
Foreign. American stocks In Leaden .were
bxr-Jysotadr to-day." The cabled prices snowed
as many declines as advances. 1b this market
the arbitrage, bouses traded on both sides of
tbeaeconsX but were selleni on balance by
aboet 14.000 shares, chiefly steel.
United Btatss Steel Both the common and
the preferred sold todar at the lowest prices
erer recorded on scattering selling. Some of
mm eratn lAHlnn. It was said tnati the
. firm which was tried orer tbe .but settlement
rwas nq-nnsnar. Tbe nrm m Question is ths
$ -prtnetosl London broker of the banking, firm
' A..w 1 m,1 I .. ...a Star ,.., ....... ' Tli.
IBKll V.M. u. ....w. ..vrnKvivH. .i.
Exchange Bank
Olive and Pine Sfs.
VITH
OVER
L. A. BATTAILE, Cashier.
EMISON CHAKSLOR, Asst. Cashier.
BIXBY.
R. McK- JONE8.
A. T. WEST
Companies his ceased, bat the ran on Crssf
h.ra hum tn.t nn nminn hnt. wa im t.Yw
good ones, bat Great Western beau themalL
SO' COMMERCIAL BUIL0IN6, ST. L0DIS, Ma
Buy and sell on commission
Local Securities, also Listed
and Unlisted Securities in
all principal markets.
NSNSWSNSiNrfN,rfSi.rf
DEALERS!
Government Steam and
and
Street Railway Bonds.
lecal sellln was especially food In the pre
ferred. For the common the specialties said
tbe burins was better than the selllne. Harris,
Gates & Co.. and Shearson. Uammlll & CO.
were tbe principal buyers of tbe preferred.
The room traders also sold both classes of
stocks on tbe reported cut of ft a ton on bil
lets. Advices from Pittsburg denied this, tut
a prominent Insider was quoted as saying; that
tbe statement of earnlncs for the current quar
ter would show a falling off of nearly SO per
cent In tbe net. compared with the same quar
ter last year. There Is every reason to believe
that people in position to know the prwpects
of tbe company are not particularly optimistic
Missouri Pacific Wben Missouri Pacific start
ed to break to-day the room promptly devel-
med zl theorv that Uanv rwfmt ...... v ...
(employed to depress the stock la dome which
nesoia sow snares. Later Pearl & Co. sold
WX shares aad other houses followed. The
room beam then that all these selling; orders
ostna 4ftTt that Ctan.i rttl i .""
rami- from taebtanaard oil people, via Georae
P. Butler & Bro According to tke eossln of
tbe Doararoom. untrer Bros, cave out selling
orders ror rauy a) w snares to-day. Harrtman
& CO.. who were buyers a few days sen. were
Mic .j.iw.. wwj.,1. .jsAmj, inf room Tound
the selllni: and weakness la Missouri Padflc of
sUrnlflCMice " Indicating; the market views of
Gould-Rockefeller people. "' T'ew" a
Amalgamated Copper The room nuJers
thought the entire market waa "due" tor lower
prices, aad selected Amalgamated Cbpoer as a
particularly safe short sale. In the first nlace
rumor hsA It tbat the StanfliM I oii:i.'ir5:
very bearish, and. in addition, the press dis
patches from Butte were disquieting. Tbe talk
of dycamltlngthe.mlnes unless work was nt
sumed was utluaM to tne fall by the nrofes-
cloaal element. The stock, however.
some rallying power.
Kevr Torlc Corb Xarket.
ItKPUBIJC BPBCXaX.
New Tork. Nov. S. Transactions on o nth
were small and prices generally lower. In
sympathy with the movements on the Stock
Exchange. Standard Oil sold at 6C7. a-flecllne
et several points from yesterdays figures while
Aberlrsn ran fsne ran rff nti mti 1.
'the comraoo selllar at':, and the preferred at
Air tai vT - " wancara
National Ueoeice shares, which were traded
in for tbe Erst .time, sold at SO tor the common
and SS (or the preferred-
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS
-OF-
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE 1H ST. LOUIS
ARE OVER
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
396 INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
COLLAPSE IN STEEL SHARES
DEPRESSES WALL STREET.
INFLUENCE RESISTED
A SHORT TIME.
FOR
Later in the Day When New Low
Records Are Made, Entire Mar
ket Feels the Weight.
Xew Tork, Nor. 5 The persistent
weakness In the United State Steel se
curities to-day vraa a weight npon the
whole stock market. The repressive ef
fect was evident at the outset when the
stocks of both classes and the second
bonds oil opened at lower prices than
ever before. But the Influence was re
sisted for a time except for a few stocks
affiliated with the Iron and steel trade.
During the forenoon the effect on the
railroad list was hardly perceptible and
a number of railroad stocks held above
last night's level. Dividends came off a
number of important stocks this morning:
and the appearance of cheapness thus
produced perhaps encouraged some bid
ding up. Both Pennsylvania and Atchi
son were In this class. Amalgamated Chop
per also offered some resistance In the
early part of the day, apparently putting
forward on the court calendar of the liti
gation In Montana.
CLOSE IS TVEAK.
The whole market yielded, however, xln
the late dealing; and the closing was weak
with many of the standard railroad stocks
a point below lasfnlght. The industrials
and specialties showed even wide declines.
In the outpouring of United States Steel
stocks In the late dealings the price of
the common touched lOTi, of the preferred
51H and of the second bonds 6S;. These
compare with last night's price of 12
for th. frtmmnn KTa: fnr the nreferred
and 67T4 for the second bonds. The slump'
In these securities after the long contin
ued decline, which they have already un
dergone let loose a flood of rumors and
conjecturea Some of these were colored
with a sensational tinge, but the convic
tion was very general in the street that
the situation In the Iron and steel trade
was very, discouraging and that condi
tions were much upset. Sales were made
In the outside market of the next divi
dend on United States Steel common at
& of 1 per cent on several thousand
shares. Reports of cuts in steel products"
were very contradictory, but the decision
to make a price of 3 a ton for steel
billets compared with the recent price of
C'vas- known on authority.'' -
RETRBNCKSIEXT PLANS.
There were rumors in addition of com
ing cuts In steel rails and In other lines
of finished product, of reductions In wages
throughout the Industry and of the dis
charge of large forces of worklngmen.
The announcement of the resignation of
one of the executive officials of the cor
poration was used as a basis for rumors
of official friction widely extended, and of
a coming extensive reduction in the ex
ecutive forces for purposes of economy.
Officials were reticent regarding all theso
rumora so that the professional traders
who followed the movement In the stocks
were left to choose for themselves be
tween the fact and fiction. The reports
of some heavy sales of the corporation's
product in foreign markets gave no help
to the stocks, as they were accepted as,
indicating the downward course of prices
with a view to extending export trade.
The West and South took rOCWO of cur
rency to-day In continuation of the outgo
and sterling exchange weakened again.
Tlitmnr wpro ftffnln rimtlatpd nf further
engagements of gold for importation, but'
tney were unsubstantiated, me Hank of
England retrained from advancing its dis
count rate, end the price of gold was
slightly lowered In London.
The bond market was easy as a result
of the tightness of the money market, but
the dealings were dulL Total sales, par
value, were $2,047,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on the .last call.
Kew Tork Stock Quotations.
St. Louis. Nov. E. The following shows the
opening, highest, lowest and closing quotations
on the New Tork titock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected dally for The Republic by D. R. Francis.
Bro. & Co.. bonds ana stocks. No. 211 North
Fourth street: s
Closs
Stocks. Sales Osen.HIzh.Low.Close.Ves.
AmaL Copper .. 30,500 S3U liti 354 tSU 3SH
Am. lr a J: ay. 3,h w 131 15', is
Si?
Do. Dfd.
44 6$
a
tt1 65
20. 30t
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Ice ..;
Do. pfd.
Am. Loco.
Do. Dfd. ......
200 31
51
3?h
150 Sit : 6i ('
400 SU ItJt ; 2".. 22i
2,300 13'.4 13", 12 12 13?.
100 75 76 77
2.700 43 43 41-i 42 43H
Am. Smelt.
do. pro.
L Dfd. (00 74. i'.K S714 S7U 8iH
Am.. Sugar 1.500 111 lit 114V 114V 115fi
Aicnjson . i.3t e bdt b4 m
Do. pfd. ...... 2.100 WH tH SS SO1
B. & O U.100 75S 75 74 75
B. K. T. 11.000 35 35 34 35
Can. Fat ..;... 3.000 iish usvi U7 117'
C A a .M0 30V. 30 29 2'
C. 4t A. Z.S00 3 23 I7V, 17
Da1 Bfd. 400 M
U
Chi., Great W. . 200 M'
O, iL & St. P.. 15400 1SS;
a. N. W. LOW 1H
i IK 14. 15U
131 137ia 137VJ 13SH
I IMS 1(3 lS3g 155
v.. is.. JU. ok Oi.
Cato.'"ir."kl'l.''. "280 20
72
29 i5U 31
i53 Su.
.... 23 22H
niVil"4H175 '
20
Cola. So.
DO. 3d
Con. Gas
Con. Tob. pfd..
Com Prod.
Do. pfd-
DeL & Hud. ...
Er
Do. 2d
Gen. Elec
Hock. VaL
111. Cent.
Iowa Cent.
K. a. It S.
M. pfd.
K. C. S. pfd...
LAN
Manhattan Con.
Met. Securities..
Met. St. Ry. ...
Mex. Cent
ii . st. p., a 8.
M.
M. & St L. ....
M.. K. A T. ..
Do. pfd
Mo. Pac
Nit Lead
200 S3
440 175 ITS
200 101 ...
100 24 ..,
300 75 ..
300 154
T.soo ass 27
800 43 49
600143 149
.... mn
.... 24
.... 71
.... 154
26H SSVJ
45 48
147 147
n
27
49
72
2d"
200131
. 131
500 (5H E5H 54 (4 554
30
LSOO 100'i 100 94 94 10O7
7H0 135H 135 134 134 135
409 794 794 79 79 i
3.100 110 110 199 10B 110
3.3 6 S 3 9
9
W
ITJi
M
100
200
200
4S
16
33
33
89,
122S
37.503 90 91 S3
200 llS
N. T. Air Brake
am
isS
122
117
N. jr. cent.
4.501 11SH 113
117 1184
N. T.
a & st
L.
N. T.. O W.
Norf. A West..
No. Am- Co. ...
Pac. Mall
Z5U
LMO 20 20 19 19 20
700 56 56V. 5iJ 5s 6?
100 70 70
100 20 20 ....
44.300 117. 117V. UCt. 11Ct !?.
nana.
.ba n.m e I" 1 flOrt Vlt .? t O. Vf
SUU & a F. 2d TOO 45V, 46Q 45 2
Press Steel Car. 2.600 214 27 26 25 27
Reading ......... 9.600 44 44 44 44Vi 44
Rep. Steel A I.. 2.6-0 7 7 6 6 ;.
TW M
E0
50
H
49
Rock Island ....
Do. pfd. .j....
EL L. 4 3. T.
2d "-
EtL&S. W..
Do. pfd.
So. Pac.
Team. V.'cV"l
W.??? eiH 24S
.4
57
24 24
57 63
LlOO 57
' U
703 45 45 43
100 13
600 204 304 30
zr "1 '
n$ ss
2.1TO W IS
ITSi 171
7,ilN 2S
23 274 27
23. 22 22
ti7
zy
Tex. rae.(
TOO 23
t. si l t tv: ..
Union Pac. .21.500 77 71 70 71
Do. pfd. 200 85V, J
TJ. a Leather.. 600 7 74
Do. pfd. 700 764 764 76 76
V. a Realty ... 500 5 s
U. 3. Steel 55,000 12 1M, 10 11
Do. Pfd. ..,..141.400 57 074 54 54
V. ftim Ch 3no IS .10
7
i
Wabssn ..
is s fi s li H
100 S3 83 S3
30 U It 15 15!i.l
00. mi.
Western Union
Wis. Central ...
TVv Bfi
Total Bales, SK.HW.
&.
:THE
GRANITE-Bf-METALLIC LEADS
LOCAL SECURITY LIST.
STOCK SCORES ADVANCE OF
20 CENTS.
Tractions Are Dull but Firm and
Other Issqes Hold
Steadr.
Strength of Granite-Bi-3!etaWc stock was
the feature of yesterday's market for local
securities. An excellent buying Interest
carried the market for this issue up to 73c
a share, a net gain of 20c for the day.
Tractions were dull. Transit could have
been sold at J13.S7H. tut was held at $14 12tA.
The 4-per-cent bonds at $79 and the pre
ferred at$60.25 were Arm.
Central Coal and Coke showed a tendency
to ease off. with sales at $54.62iJ and JJt SO.
Brewery bonds were slightly hlgher at
$03.23 and iilssouri-Edlson 5s were steady
at $93.
TESTERDAT'S SESSION.
Closing quotations:
St. Louis Transit j 13.s;j
United Rallwajs pfd. w.W
go. s 78.87
Do. 2d mortgage 6s IQl.vO
St. Louis Rrewery it. large.... S3.3
.National Cardy 1st pfd.
Simmons Hdw. Co. lt pfd..... 114 50
Do. 2d ptd ,
Ask'd.
1 11.124
33.50
91.00
liSIoi
110 ft)
.30
"i'sil
d5.23
i?u. com.
American Gold Mining J)
Small Lopes Mining Co i:'i
Center Creek Mining Cat. Ja
Granite-BI-Metalllc 7..
Scantlc Gold M. & M. Co
Central Coal aad Coke 51 50
Hope Mining 3
Adams Mining lo
Mexican Ss 103.25
Sales:
10 United Railways, pfd. at
1,000 Unitod Railways U at
WW Urewery Ss at
10 Central Coal and Coke com. at.,
25 Central OiaJ and Coke com. at..
4.0OJ Mitsourl-Edlson 5s at
1.100 Granlte-Bl-MetalUo ax
I 0).3
7S.W
93.25
, 5I.C2U
54 M
S5.no
STOCKS ASD BONDS I?T BOSTOJf.
MONET.
Call loaas 33-i: time Joans frSi.
BONDS.
Atchison 4s 4 Mex. Central 4s... 1
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atchison t44
Do. crd 85"i
Boston & Alb&ny.2-ts
Boston Maine.. .170
Boston Elevated ..113
N. T...N. H A H.M5
Fltchburg pfd ....135H
Cnlon-I'aclBc TO"
Mexican Central .. SH
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
American Sugar ..114Vs
Dcv. pfd ....
United Fruit
U 3. Steel...
Am. Tel. & Tel....lZ7iJ
Dominion I. 4 S.. -7U
. So
, 65
ua pra .
General Electric ..145 WeiL com ,
M.. Eltrlc
iw
MINING SHARE3.
Adventure .. 4 Old Dominion 11
AlK-er . 44 Osceola E(
Amalgamated' ..?.. 2 Parrot' u
Daly-Wt ...tsrr. 37U Qulncr is
Blucham' .......!.. ai Santa Fe Copper.. 1
Calumet Ik. Hecla.435 Tamarack ......... so
Centennial is Trinity EVi
Copper Range .... 41H United Statea 17?
Dominion Cbal ...72 Utah 27
ffanyin , 8 Victoria 2i
Isle Royals i WInoaa 7U
Mohawk 36 Wolverine "
Mining Stocks In Sew York.
Adams Con 10
Alice ii
Little Chief
. 7
unt&no
Ophir
Pboenlx ........
Potest
Savage ,
Elerra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
...Cti
...130
... 7
... 10
... 12
... 33
... 15
...3
Brrecs 10
Bruns. Con pfd... 5
Corastock Tunnel.. 54
Con. CsX & Va..,.lM
Bprn Sliver 10S
Won Sliver 175
Leadvllle Con .... 2
Hew Tork. Caxb Stocks.
TJSSti'. a WaU"r Ca. S0T7 North
Bid. Asked.
American Tin Can com..
Do. Pfd
American Light & Traction com,
Do. pfd ., ,
American Writing Paper com...,
Do. pfd ,
Bay Stats Oas
Borden's Condensed Milk com.-..,
Do. pfd
British Columbia Copper
.. 50
.. 30
"12
- H
..US
..104
.. 2H
.. 3V
.. 20
.. 44
::
.. 15
.. 20
.. 34
w
90
ii
103
3
2f
47
SH
10
UK
2S
42
Oansoudatod Retrlg. & Ltg. Co.
Electric Boat com
Do. pfd
Electric Vehicle com
Do. pfd
Greene Consolidated Copper.
Havana Commercial Co. com
Do. pfd
Intsrborough Rapid Transit.-;
International Mercantile Marino com..
35
4
"S
13
IS
Manhattan Transit 1U
Montreal & Boston Copper. i.
Marconi Wireless Tci.r. '
New Amsterdam Gas 1st 5s J. 4 j
U1S ......7.....105
New Tork Electric Vehicle Trans 4V1
Northern Securities gs
Otis Elevator com M 25
Do. dm m
106
5
37.
27
SO
14'
Royal Baking Powder pfd..-. . 97
CTMviuu-Air jjbb com. h
Do. Pfd
Standard Oil of New 'Jersey
St. Louis Transit Co. com
United Street Rya. of St. Louis pfd
Tennesse Copper
Union Copper r...,
United Copper. 7 :...-..,
V. B. of Mexico Cs...ri...S.-7...r;.-.:.
White Knob Copper ,
13
. 21
.553
. 14
. 60
.30
53
31
16
"as
-. Bond Sales nt Ifew Tork.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Tork, Nov. S.-Sales of bonds were made
fcere to-day as follows:
W.OOO A., T. &,8. F. gen. 4s 10010O
6.000 A.. T. 4'a F. adjust W .874
24,000 B. 4 O. prior lien 24a tt O 95s?
36.000 B & O. 4J 100gl00
6.00O B. 4 O.. P.. L. E. 4 W. Va. 4s 'V,U,I
LOOO C & A. 3S 2
0,000 C. B. 4 Q . coU. Nor. P.-Gt.
Nor. Joint 4s 94 O 91
5,000 C-, B. 4 Q Neb. ext 4s lni
45.000 C., R. I. p. R. R. coll. tr. 4s 753 71
4.000 C, R. L & P. n. 4s 1034
5.000C.. C.. C. 4 St. U. St L.
dlr. 4s cm.
.6.000 Cons. Tob. 4s 54K E4C
4.000 Ft W. & Denver City 1st 6s..
iOOO K. C. Ft a 4 M. 4s.
i.S
79
5,001 K. C. Southern Ss...,
1,000 Laclede Gas CD. 5s
LOOO L E. 4 W. 1st Ss
7.000 L 4 N. unllled 4 ,
lS.OQ0Mex. Central 1st lac
3,000 M.. K. 4 T. 1st 4
11,000 Mo. Pac, trust us ,
4,000 Nor. Pac. gen.,3s
152,000 Nor. Pac prior lien 4s....
13,000 Oregon Short Line 4s
4.000 Rio G. West 1st 4s
91.000 St L. 4 I. M. gen. 5s
JO.000 St L. a F. ref. 4s.
5.OO0 St L. & a F. gen. Ss
2,000 St L S, W. 2d lac. 4s
12.000 Southern Ry. 6s ,
6.OJ0 Texas 4 Pacific 1st ES
17,000 Union Pacific 1st 4s
65,000 Union Padflc lit conv. 4s.
16.000 Wabash 1st 5s ,
L003 Wabash 2d 5s
141.000 Wabash deb., series B
2.000 Wis. Central gen. 4s
Total sales, $2,047,000.
... C5
104
1164
9S
... 149 14
.... 38
105
70
...102B102
... 91 914
Chlcnco Stock Market.
Reported by O. H. Walker 4 Co., 307 North
Fourth street:
Biscuit'
Do. pfd ....
Box
Do.-pfd .....
Can
Do. pfd .....
Carbon .......
SSL
...... .a...............,.. 2V.(s 2
l:""-!""""!Ii7is
iva p:a ............ 53 ess
Domestic Kxchnge.
Reported by Whltsker ft Co., exchange brok-
era,
ju Aortn jrounn u.
Bid.
...UU'TT 1101
". 825 82
111
;"ii2aii!4
...117 giiivj
::; m$ 934
...11340113
106
... 6e S5
89
..M 634
.9714 es
Asked.
60c dls
psr
par
par
par
Nsw Tork .....
Chicago
Cincinnati .-..,
Louisville .......
New Orleans.?.,
...75c dls
,...i25c dls
10c dls
.....10c dls
.... Me dls
UR-
Corn Continues Strong on Relia
ble Reports of Poor Condi
tion of the New Crop.
Chicago. Nov. 3 General liquidation cf
Dec. wheat was again a feature to-day
and caused a further decline In values,
the close being 1$Jgtjc lower, Dec. corn
was up vs'Sltc oats were c higher and
Jan. provisions were from TtglOc lower to
10c higher.
WHEAT.
There was a renewal of the selling pres
sure In Dec. wheat which has character
ized trading the past few dajs at the
start, and during the opening hour that
delivery declined to a point below what
May was selling at. News was again de
cidedly bearish before the opening, cables
being generally weak, receipts larger and
weather favorable, and many traders
seemed inclined to dispose of their hold
ings. St. Louis houses sold freely early in
the day, .and after opening unchanged to
Jc lower at 7S',;c to 7SV$c Dec quickly de
clined to TT'ic. There was a good demand
for Hay throughout the entire session,
and that month was comparatively firm
and tended to support the near-by option.
The Ohio State report was somewhat bull
ish and brought out fair buying orders
from local traders and shorts toward the
noon hour, and a reaction set In w hlch re
sulted in c recovery of most of the early
loss. Dec. closed with a loss of tjStic ttt
"SiiSiSsjc Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 143,000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,124,100 bu., against 1.431.900 bu. a
year ago. Minneapolis. Chicago and Du
luth reported receipts of L178 cars, against
912 cars last week and IKS cars a ear ago.
CORN.
Complaints from reliable sources contin
ued to come In regarding the poor condi
tion of the corn crop, and, with general
commission-house demand, the sentiment
was quite bullish. Buying by provision in
terests was a feature in the trading. Sell
ing was of light volume and principally
by small traders. The Ohio report, show
ing a loss In condition of 14 points com
pared with last year, was one of the chief
bull factors, although Arm cables helped
In the upturn. After selling between 43TsC
and 44?sc Dec closed at 44Uc. a gain of
3SHc. Local receipts were 2&5 cars, with
21 of contract grade.
OATS.
Oats ruled firm in sympathy with the
strength In corn. Local shorts covered
freely and there was fair buying by commission-houses,
but offerings were rather
light. Dec ranged between 33c and 25t
33-Sc, closing with a gain of ?jc at 35
33c Local receipts were 147 cars.
PROVISIONS.
Lard was the strong Item in the pro
vision market and showed a fair advance
on a good demand from shorts, but other
products were easier. Smaller receipts of
nogs and ur. advance of from 3c to 10c In
prices at the yards was a strengthening
influence. Jan. pork closed 74Wc lower
at 512.17V;. Jan. lard was up loc at 5G-So,
whl.e ribs were a shade higher at $6.33.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow are:
Wheat. 105 cars; corn, 260 cars; oats. 170
cars; hogs. 12,000 head.
RANGE OF FUTUREa "
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
neat-
SELLING PRESSURE
GENT FROM START.
Dec- .,.7374 784 77 7S
May ....7tl7S 78 7S 7S
Corn
Dee 43944 44 43T, 41
May ....43 WW. 43 43 43
July 4343, 43 42 43
Oats
Dec 35 3614835 35 35UC33
May 36 36 3k 2S4
Mess Pork
Jan 12.30 12.20 12.17 12.17
May .... 12.37 12.37 12.25 12.27
Lard
Dec 6 87 6.97 6.574 .974
Jan 6.90 5.97 6 SO 6.S5
May .... 6.924 6.95 6. 6.35
Snort Ribs
Jan 6 33 6.374 6.33 5.35
day .... 6.45 6 45 6.42 6.42
""RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Articles. Kec Ship.
Flcur. bbls 32,!00 21,600
xVheat bu 221,50.1 163.400
Corn, bu 315.200 218,'o
Oats, bu 291.40J 2I6,0J
Ke. bu i n.200
Yaxley, bu 197.41 7.2U0
51AIMXETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, Nov. 5 Flour Receipts 52.092;
exports 7,203; dull and easier. Rye flour steady.
Buckwheat flour dull. Cornmeal s'eaiiy. Re
dull: No 2 Western 614c nominal, t. o. b.
afloat Barley steady. Wheat Receipts 128.700;
exports 47,411: spot easier; ISO. 2 red 85c ele
vator; No. 2 red 85c f. o- b. afloat; No. 1
Nortbem Dulutb SS',c t. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
Manitoba nominal I. o b. afloat: options ex
perienced considerable heaviness this morning,
particularly in Dec. due to active liquidation,
larger Northwest receipts and bearlsn cables:
May, hotrover. was well supported, and finally
the whole list advanced on a bullish Ohio
State report, closing c lower to ttc high
er: May 82 1-1SSS2 s-16c, closed aio: Ju.y
closed 79c: Dec 84 15-HtjJ 7-16c; closed
86. Corn Receipts 103,900: exports 33.S74: spot
firm: No. 2 51c elevator and 52c (. o. b. afloat;
ISO. 2 yellow S4c; No. 3 white 62c; option mar
ket was nrm and higher oa local support, in
spired by cables, uafaavorable weather and bull
ish Ohio State flimres closlmr at .l?Uc. nr
advance: May 49gi3c closed 49c: Dec. 50
S61C closed 61c Oats Receipts 117,000; spot
quiet: No. 2 42c: standard white 434c: No. 3
jc: a. i wnu- :ac: o. a wnite u
c: No. 2 whlt 43c: No. 3 white 42c;
itk. woite 4niff4.t3C jjeei nuiet: city extra
India mes 1HS1S. Cut meats irregular; pickled
bellies 9BUc; pickled shoulders 6S5c: pick
led hams liaiic Lard flimer: Western steamed
17.43:
reaaed nrm: Coatineats I7.70r s. A tt ;
POi
ork firm? familv 119 50: short clear tit 9-,-wit.
mess .313013 75 Tallow quiet: cottoaseed oil
quiet: prime yellow 35ffS5c. Rye steady. Mo-
incars F.RMf,
Rya No. 2 5ac Barlei Good feeding S3S41V.C:
fair to choice malting 45Jlc Seed Prime tim
othy 32.75; clover (contract grade) (10.501210 SO.
Provisions Mess pork, per bbl.. 311. 50311. 52-
I.IU. fci .uv ,ue., 4j.aav.o-j. UUU FIDS (lOOSC?
S7.25g7.75: short clears, sides (bid ) S6.S7V&
7.12. Whisky, basis of Ihlgh wines, 31.23.
Kansas Cltr. Nov. 5. Wheat Dec 679
67v,c; May 634B6Sc: cash No. 2 bard 725
73c: No. 3 C?8I4c: No. 4 6iec: rejected 5.S
61c; No. 2 red SOgslc; No. 3 75gg0c Com Dec
37(?J7c: Mav I7c: cash No. 2 mixed 394c:
No. 2 white 3939hc; No. 3 39c Oats No? 2
white 344ff35c: No. 2 mixed 34c Rye No. 2
4Sc Hay Choice tl-nothy ; choice prairie 38.
Receipts Wheat 124,000 bu.: corn 25,600; oats
29.000. Shipments Wheat 98,40!) bu.; corn 21.600
bu.:oats23.ow.
Minneapolis. Minn.. Nov. 5. Wheat Dec
7Se: Slay 77 icroa trk. No. 1 hard 81c; No. 1
Northern 80c; No. 2 Northern 774c: No 3
Northern 73S73c Flour rirst patents 34.603
4.70: second patents 34 5024 60: first clears 33.4J
63.50; second clears 32.60S2.70. Bran la bulk,'
313.25.
Dulutb. Minn., Nov. 6. Wheat On trk.. No.
1 Northern 79c; No. z Northern 7Sc- Dec
7Sc: May 77c Oats 34c
Peoria, Nov. 6-Corn higher; No s 44c- No.
4 43S434C Oats steady: No. 2 whits 35336c:
No. 4 white 34c. Whisky oa the basis cf 3L2J
for finished goods.
. . t .-.. : Ttri...cf.u. ...a .
UYCTPWi. .U. . "Utftk CiMl.KdUf; O. i.
avT '
red
west
vestern winter 6s 2d; futures quiet;
Dec
6s 54d: March 6s 4d: May 6s 3d. Cora-
Spot easy; American mixed 4s Jd; futures
steady: Dec 4s ld; Jan 4s d-
Toledo. O., Nov. 5. Clover sed closed strong
and higher; Nov. 16.524: Dec 36.674: Jan.
36.624: Feb. 36.65: March J6.674. Prime alslke
16.60. Prime Umothy 31.23.
Foreign Exchange.
Repotted by Francis, Ero. 4 Co., 214 North
Fourth street St Louis.
Prime sterling, cable. 4.849594 8505; checks
444534.8455: 60 days 4 S0S4 8L
Commercial sterling, checks 4 8434.84; 50
ST
cays .j.yj-soi.ov-.-i u... ..3;u.,v.
drain bills 4 6064.80.
Cotton bills 4.10. ,,
Bankers' raris. cable 5184JT3.18 l-85 11 :
checks 5.1Se5.1S 1-163S.19; 60 days 5.21tit7
6.21 1-1605.21.
Ccmmerciai French francs, checks 5.130
5.19 1-16; 60 days 5 22.
Commercial Swiss fraacs. checks G 2J9
a M 1-10; W UBja Arttf A-.B.
Commercial Belgian fraacs. checks 5.299
5.23 1-15! SO days 6.23eS.23 1-16. v
Bankers' relchsmarks cables 91 15-16; checks
94 13-16: 60 days 94 3-1094. ' tm
Commercial relchsmarks, checks 94 11-16: 63
days 94 1-16B94: 90 uaya 93.
Bankers' Dutch guilders, checks 404O 3-16;
60 days 39 15-18
Commercial Dutch guilders, checks 44 1-16:
60 days 39 13-16.
Market barely steady.
The Jletal Markets.
New York. Nov. 5. There was a decline of
15s 6d In London tin prices, with rpot'closlug
at 1117 6d and futures at 1118 12"6d. Locally
tin was' about 25 points lower, with spot clos
ing at 25 45S23.63C Copper decllalag is Sd la
London, closed at 59 2s 6d for ?pot and 37 15s
for futures. Locally copper was. dull, aad held
a little lower, with lake quoted at 13.7Sai4c;
electrolytic at 13.50ei3.7Jc aad casting at 13 60c
Lead closed at ni 3s 9d. a decline of Is 3d la
Loadon, while the local market was unchanged
at 4.50c. Spelter was unchanged at 21 ts d
In Loadon. and 6c In the local market Iron
closed at 48s 3d In. Glasgow and at 43s In Mld-
dlesboro. locally Iron
o. ideally iron is wcsk ana unsettled.
Nc 1 foundry Northern is quoted at $15316:
-.. "i .Mm(r Vnrth at li 9X1
fouadry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern
soft at $14814.22.
Bar Stiver.
New Tprk. Nov. S. Bar sliver 6c per
ounce. At ZiOadon; uncertain; 27d per ounce.
Sevr Tork Money Market.
New York, Nov. 5. Money on call strong at
305. closing bid 34; offered at 4: time loans
54 per cent on all dates. Prime mercantile
gaper & Sterling exchange easy, with actual
uslaess In bankers' bills at 4.3433S4J440 for de
mand and at 4 807064.8030 for 60-day bills: post
ed rates 4.S2S4.S2S and 4.83584 85; commercial
bills 4.805. Mexican dollars 45c Government
There was a general Improvement In the tone of the local grain market yesterday.-"
The previous day's selling practically exhausted the offerings and the weather arid
crop conditions were more bullish than they had been for several days. Foreign mar
kets were unexpectedly strong and there was a decided improvement in the cash and
export inquiry. The upward movement was further aided by light local and primary
recclpts and the speculative strength of corn. The volume of trading was light and
there was practically no activity in Dec. wheat, which was permitted to sag. May
was the strong spot throughout the session. There had been a good deal of overselling
and the shorts were anxious to cover -y-hen It became apparent that a good many
outsiders considered the price low enough to justify further purchase. Chicago and
the Northwest were strong and It was reported that some of the big professionals in
those markets who had been on the selling side were quietly adding to their lines.
Lower temperature and prospects of rain Icptjthe corn market on the advance
Receipts were light and there was a fair cash and export demand.
May wheat opened MSSc off. and closed sjc up.
" May corn opened c up and closed fie up.
May oats closed liS?ic up. r
Receipts of produce were moderato and prlce3 of fruits and vegetables wcrt gen
erallr steady. .
Local securities were fairly active. A sharp advance in Granitc-Bi-Metalllc wa3
the feature.
Yesterday's bank clcarlng3 were $S244,TSe, balances $754,337 Discount rates were
steady between and 6 per cent.
Spot cotton was Mc higher In the local market.
GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER
WITH INCREASED DEMAND.
FOREIGN WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS STRENGTH.
Unfavorable Weather and Light
Receipts Are Factors ia the
Corn Market.
In the local grain market both wheat
and corr recovered a portion of the previ
ous day's losses. Conditions were gener
ally bullish, and there was better outside
support than for some time. Some of the
shorts who sold Wednesday were anxious
to buy back and other domestic markets
were generally strong. Receipts were mod
erate and temperatures were lower
throughout the belt Foreign prices were
strong, considering the recent domestic
weakness.
May wheat opened H6?ic oft and sold
at:
7g73c, 79c. 794c 79Sc. 734c 73c 73c
TJ .c. 80c 79-teSOc. 79c 80c 80c. 80c 79
30c.
Com was strong on small receipts and
unfavorable weather. There were pros
pects of rain In many portions of the
belt. The movement to this and other
markets was slow. Disappointing husk
ing returns were among the bullish fac
tors. ,
May corn opened ?4c up and sold at:
40c. 40c, 4.fc. 41c 40c. 41c
Receipt3 of wheat at SL Louis t&SOO bu.,
of which 76 cars local and 1$ cars through,
against 1U.&53 bu of which 2,157 sks. and
S3 cars local and 24 cars through, in 1902.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
1.422,000 bu., against 1,422,000 bu. in 1902.
and shipments 635.000 bu.. against 517,000
bu. Northwest received 1,607 cars, against
871 cars In 1902. Chicago received 22X439
bu. and Kansas City 124,000 bu. Clear
ances 146,000 bu.
Receipts of corn at St- Louis 13.300 bo.,
of which b cars local and 9 cars through,
against 23,193 bu., of which 478 ska. and 22
cars local and 8 cars through, in 1902.
Receipts of corn at primary points 413,
000 bu. against 339,000 bu..ln 19027 and ship
ments 232,000 bu., against 221,000 bu. Chi
cago received 3h,000 bu. and Kansas City'
23.600 bu. Clearances 233,000 bu.
Receipts of oats at St Louis 55.S50 bn
of which 31 cars local and 10 cars through,
against 29.700 bu., of which 19 cars -local
and 3 cars through, in 1902.
Receipts of oats at primary points 615.
C00 bu., against 565.0CO bu. In 1902. and sblBr
ments 374,000 bu., against 260,000 bu.
Cash Grain, Floor, Eto.
WHEAT Received, 76 cars local and IS cars
wtiiKii. oj ..tuple, oei.: iMo. a rea at g&o E.
for thin and 85c W. side local. 58S7o E. side
destination ;. No. 3 red at 82885c W. for low to
choice and 844883c E. side local; No. 1 at 789
82c local: rejected at 63c; No. 2 bard at TJJJTSc:
No. 3 hard at 71c L o. b. and 72a77e; No. i
hard at 65S72c: rejected at 65c; .No. 3 white
spring-at 77ff7Sc
CORN Received, t ears local and cars
through. By sample: No. 2 at 42c; No. J at
4142c; No. 2 white at'42c
OATS Received. 31 cars local and 10 ears
urouga. ay sample, ocl: .no. z at uo w.
siuc: io. i av jiirdc siae: ro. 4 at t
34c W. and 34c, E. side; No. 3 white at 3797
w. siae: ao. s watte at a43ao vv. ana
.-vc t- siae; standard at 35c
RYE 54V bid for No. 2 aad E2c for No. .
FLAXSEED At 87c for spot and 5o to ar-
u.c,
FLOUR Soft winter flour: Patents in wood
3494.19: straights $3.S5&-3.95: extra fancy (3.7S
S3.S0- clears 33.20e3.40r low grades in Jutes
33.50 for firsts to 33.90 for extra fancy: straights
32.5033. Hard winter flour In Jutes Patents
33.4063 60: clears $2.7583. Foregoing prices for
lots from first bands trk. or at depot this side.
Orders higher.
RYE FLOUR In a Jobbing way at 33J6 in
Jute sks. and $3.40 in wood for new; mixed and
Inferior less.
CORNMEAL-Ouotable f. o. b. at 32.44 for
cltr meal; 32.79 for pearl meal, grits and hom
iny. BRAN Hard winter bran quotabls at 740
75c la 100s and soft winter bran at TJBCtc In
large and 75077c In smaller sks., latter for
choice: country sold at 77o; mixed feed in 100a
at 7778c for hard and 802181c for soft winter;
raids. In ltis at 94396c W. side In 100s for soft
ear. On basis E. trk. winter at 77c for bran
and 95c for raids. At mill bran sells at 784230a
and ships at 3L056L10.
HAY Receipts 1.310 tons local: 465 tons
through: shipped 475 tons. Market E. tide: Tlm-Othy-Cholce
312- No. 1 33.SOS10.50: No '3 $7 50
ei-50: No. 3 36S7.50. Clover No. 1 39.30eiO.50:
No. 2 J7.50S8.60; No. 3 J6S7.50. Clover No. 1 310
and No. 2 3768: clover-mixed 810 for choice;
SSS8.50 for No. 1: SS.50fr7.50 for No. 3. Prairie.
W. side Choice S9 5&8I0: No. 1 3909 50: No. 2
$7-5088 50: No. 3 $5fr5: alfalfa $12.
STRAW On trk. 33 50B4. Rva 17fi.
LEAD AND SPELTER Lead $4 23 bid. Spel
ter 35 20 asked.
WHISKY On basis of $1.31 for hlghwlnes.
Curb Grain 3Iarket.
St Louis May wheat S0c; puts TTSc bid and
calls SOVic
Milwaukee Dec. wheat 7SS78e; puts 78c
and calls 734S7SKC May wheat 7S4c asked:
puts 7SS7Sc and calls 7Sc Dec com 44c
bid: puts 44c bid and calls 44c asked. May
corn 42S43c bid; puts 43c and calls 430
43c bid.
St. Loafs Future Prices.
Closed Ranged Closed
wedaesaay. Testrday.
Wheat-Dec ... ? b S3fiS5
May 79 b 79680
Com Dec 40 4Qe41
May 40 a 40641
Oats May 36 b ....&-....
Yesterday.
86 b
80b
40 b
40 b
40CKb
Stocks of Grain la Store.
yesterday. Wednesday. Last Yr.
Wheat ...
,.3,817,5113
S.74S.5S9
Com
Oats ,
fye ,
Barley
No. 2 red wheat.,
No. 2 hsrd wheat
No. 2 mixed com
No. 2 white corn
No. 2 yellow corn
No. 2 mixed oats
No. 2 rye
S,S,3..S
9U
20.761
50.349
31.884
953
51.326
83.437
24,809
9.354
2.378.950
(4S.S24
1SJS3
5,135
.. 95.487
.. 23,531
.. 9.354
..1424.373
,. 344.737
,. 16.292
.. 6,183
'.'. 25.'i92
,. C234
645
"i'.vi
15.192
(.294
Produce.
Butter Good demand. Creamery, extra at 22
e23c: firsts 19S20c: seconds 18c: dairy extra at
16818c: firsts HtflSc: ladle-packed, extra 16c:
firsts 15c: country stock in pails 12S124e for
choice and poor at 8311c: creasp stocks 483c
Eggs Receipts 871 pkgs. local and 28 pkgs.
through: shlooed 1.490- demand fair at 22c loss
off: current receipts 20c, cases returned. Held
and Inferior less.
Cheese Northern on order: Twins H4c: sin
gle" llc: daisies 12c: Young Americas 12c;
long horn 124c; Hmbnrger. new 9894c: In
ferior 3024c; SWIm 15c for choice: No. 2 at
lei3c; brick 10312c
Provisions.
Pork New standard mesa In a Jobbing way
closed nominally $11.90.
Lard Choice steam en E. side closed nomin
al Iv 6.70c: kettle-rendered 7c
Green Hams. Etc. Car lots held f. o. h. E.
stdn thus: Hams 10-av. at llc: 12s at 104:
14s at 9e: lis at 94c: 18s, at Scj20s at Sc
Skinned hams 15-av. at 9c; 18S2(H at 9c:
22821s at 6c: California at 8e: New York
shoulders (WS12-av.) at SJJc
D. S. Meats To arrive, loose and cured c'ribs
closed nominally- 43-av. 7.90c and 50-av. 7.85c
c a. f. Bid. In a Jobbing way ranged: Extra
shorts at 8c: c'ribs at Jc: short clears at 84c:
bellies at 9e to 10c: plates at 5c: fat backs at
6c: standard backs at 84c Dealers charge high
er on orders.
Bacon Bid. s. c. meats in a Joblbnr way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 124 forneavy
to 174c for choice light: hams at 12c to 13c;
Callforalas at 7c to 7c and New York shoul
ders at 7V-c Plain smoked lota In a Joblbng way
ranged: Extra shorts at Sc; c'ribs at Sc; short
clear at 9Uc: bellies at 10c to lie: plates at 6e:
fat backs at 6c standard backs at 3c Deal
ers charge higher on orders.
Oleo Steartne Nominal at 6e.
Tallow Country run at 4c: choice winter a
small fraction more. No. 2 at 293c; pack
ers, prime to choice at 465c
Grease Quote small Irregular lots country:
Brown 3c vellow 3824c and white 4e to
4Uc latter for choice: quote psckers stock
nominally brown 24634c:. yellow 2e; white
445c
Frogs Legs Quote at 3L50 per dbx. for large,
a forTmedlum and 60c for small.
Beef-On orders, bbld.: Plats $1: roll and, Ful
ton Market $10; mess $10.75. Dried, per lb.:
Sets llc- Inside 14c: knuckles 74c: entsida 10c
Tongue 144c per lb.
Live Poultry Old chickens.-bens, per lb.. 7c:"
spring chickens, average receipts Site; old roos
ters 4c: ducks-white 9c and dark 9c: gees
7c: turkeys, joung and old round, lie. cul.ia
chickens, per doz.. 33. live pigeons and squab?;
Dre.sed Iced Poulln ChlpVen. hpn. rt
spring chicken. Sc. Twisters 5c: turkeys licr
Foregoing figures are for choice only.
Gam We quote.. (Juall, dry urulrairn. rr
doz.. 32.U. quail, drftn. 22c vr doz. le?
ITalrle chickens, large dark, per doz.. '.
prairie chickens. Tcias .ind Territory, small.
J7. Ph-a'ants. per doz.. J10. Wild turkeys,
per lb., 12c Ducks, undrawn, per doz. 3Iai
lanls. 34 25: blue-l33 teal 12.73; green-wins
teal HTM-, mixed anl wood 32.23 Drawn Sc
per doz. less. Woodcock P. Jack salp $1 V.
Deer carcasses. pr lb.. 14c. venison saddles,
per lb.. 23 Rabbi L. rer dox,, J0c: rabbits,
"our and tainted, not quotable. Squirrel, per
doz.. 75c.
Fresh Fish Black bass at 13r; crapplp- at 7c
for small and 8c tor large: dretsed cat 9ic:
spoonbill cat 7c: bullheads drwed 9c and
gross Ic: buffalo grtss 4c: dressed 5c German
carp dressed 4c: grass and small 3c: sunSsh
5c; white perch 4c: Is 5c; soft-shell turtles at
Cc and turtle meat at 8c
Wool.
Missouri aad Illinois
Med. comb. 4
cloth mxd...21 121
Clothing .20 621
Low & brald..w f2i)
Burry 17 y....
Kas..Neb..Dak.,'Wy.
Bright med.,.,19 ti-t
Dark medium. 15 Ql
Tex.. I. T 4 Ok.
Med., 12 mo...U GJ
Med.. 6S3 mall ttWjj
Coarse & low. .14 LS
Ark. and Southern
Med. (fleecesj.20 21
Med. (loose). ..13 S13H
Tubw ashed
No. j. 23g....
No. 2. 24 B244
Burry & cIear.l74S18
Hard burry ..13 tfl2
Light flne ....1 ni7
Ileavy flne ...14 eil4
IStr
ei&
eits
Light fluff ...
Heavy buck..
Llgst flne ....14
Heavy ssniy.,10
Burry
Hard barry
ii'4
ipt
Burry 20 2J21 :
Hides.
Dry flint Butcher 05 lbs. and no) at 14t"
do. light (under IS lbs ) at 12c: talfen at lie;
native and Arkansas at 12c: latter oa se
lection at ll'ic for No. 1 ana 12c for No. 2r
glue at 7c Dry-.alted IJSllc Green-salted
"HS11.,?' :e: $? i- 'Z1" at 7c for No. 1
aad 5o for No. 2. Bulls or uncured 1c perjbr
less: part cured c lets: culls lc- Horse
hloes Green so. i at J2.T3: No. 5 at StlSr
ponles, colts and blues at 31: all dry at 75e
Fruits and Vegetables. - ",,
Th Republic quotatiocs are for lots ra; first
hands ualess otherwise specified. Small IcU-oa
crders are charged higher:
PEARS Per bbL: Eastern Kelfer $3533:40;
Michigan Kelfer. bu. basket 31.15.
APPLES Eastern and Michigan stocks- ra
bulk. 60.865c for seconds to 11.10 for sound per
bbL measure consigned, Ben Datls 31JS31.73
for poor to $2 for choice; Roman beauty 31.409
1.90; wlllowtwlg $1.5032.59: wmesap $lJ5e2.:
aeneting 31.2&Srz.
-jPINEAPPLLS Florida smooth Cayenns at
33 JiB2.60 per c. -te.
MALAGA GRAPES Per bbL at t3.KS5.SO.
ORANGES Callfomu, late Valencia from
$434.50 per- bbL - ;.
UARNGES California lata Valencia from,
store J3.7itf4.25. Florida on trk.. $2.6582.75-.
Mexican (new), 33JS In a Jobtlng way.
GRAPES Concords, Climax baskets 22027c
for Pennsylvania and New York; pony cataw-
tas 1215c . .
LEMONS California on trk. on basis $$759
for choice to fancy: Messina and Vlrdel. $3,509
3.75 per box in Jobbing way.
LIMES Per 100. n.0S3. . ,
BANANAS-Qufttable IL25S2U2S a bunch, on
orders.
COCOANCTS-Per LOCO. S. trk.. $20; Jobbing
way, $3.50 par 100. s
CRANBERRIES Caps Cod. choice. $$ and
fair $6 S07 per bbL .
CALIFORNIA DECTDCOUS FUUl'ilt At
auction: Grapes Tokay S1&L25: Muskrat 31;
Comlchon 31 Ji. Bid. apples from sura at $L53
per 60-ib. box. Italian prunes $L
poor. 572: for fair to good. 53370c f or ehclcs-
NEW ONIONS Red. In bulk at 4045c; yel
low 5310c per bo. less; whits globs. In bulk.
75C47SL
CABBAGB-Per 190. loose, 45c: red cab
bage 75s per 100. Northern Holland seedSALSO
B14.54 per ton. deL Domestlo IllsTIl M- Mr
CCcrrjMBER-Eastern aotnouss Bw doa.
TOMATOES Home-grown sound 'SOtfSOc ha.
loose. Orders higher.
BEETS Home-grown 20825c per bu.
IETTUCE Home-sTown 25SJ3SO per bu.
CARROTS Homs-grown SOtJlOc per bu. box
and SUO per bbl. .-
GUMBO Home-grown $292.50 per bu. boxv.
TURNIPS Home-grown 2QS25C bo. box. .
PARNIP9 Homs-grown 4uo per bu. and
$1.50 per bbl. .
CELERY Michigan, flat cases. 4084a; aad
square b0865c; fancy whltsplums 30So par
bunch and 33 per crate, fioms-grewn 25Q350
per bunch. Celery roct 23c
EGGPLANT Home-grown $1CL2S per bo
box., loose, for choice. . .
PEPPERS Home-grown 20040c per bo.tboa.
STRING BEANS Home-grown 75cS$l per ba.
loose. Consigned 075c psr bu. '
SQUASH Home-grown, saaaaer. 25C35c-HO--bard
S5c Der ba. box loosa.
SWEET POTATOES New Bermuda and.
Queen 35340c per bu. loose. Nansemcnd and
yellow 40tf45c. .
SPINACH-Per bn. loess lff2e,
SAUERKRAUT New, per 4-bbL. $3.754JIJbV
and bbl. 33.10tf3.25. . , t
HORSERADISH New $3.754 per bbL 1
SPANISH ONIONS New 90o per crate. - -
CAULIFLOWER Near-by $1 par doa. HdT
sound. Eastern $4 per bbL .
RUTABAOAS In bulk 23o per bu.. 6I.
MUSTARD OREENS Per ba., loose. UXC
Mlseellaneoos Markets. .
FEATHERS Prime white llvs gsess hi small
sks. 54c aad la large sks. 52c: prims gray do.
41a In small and 40c la largs akaj old whits,
4042c: X. 30815c: XX. 22326a: XXX Iteflsc:
XXXX 5c: tare 10 percent oa small sks. and
tc on large; chickens 5c; ducaswhlts 40c;
dark 30c
TxixnH Per lb.: Ginseng at $3 to KU67
stemmr. weedy, etc. less; lady slipper lo;
seneca 65c: plak 13c; golden saal 65c; black
5c; Mav applo 44c; snake 37c; whits anak
worth 24c; angelica 5fi6c: waioo bark ef root
8c bark of tree 24c; blood 6c: bluefla tc;
sassafras bark of root Sc; wild ginger 7c. ,.
SHEEP PELT3 Full wool paita. TEcfWl;
shearling 10325c; lamb at 15325c: dry, fallen,
etc-iosilc per lb. '
BEESWAX Unchanged at 27c per lb. for
prime.
LINSEED OIL Quotabls at S4c per gaL for
raw and 23c for boiled; lc per gaL less in car
lots. "
POP CORN Selling on cob. per 100 lbs. at
60S75C for mixed to a for white; old worth
morej i .
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 10 lbsii
Wrought Iron 55c: heavy cast 60s; malleabls
steel and breakable 45c: stove 49c: light brass
33; heavy brass $3; copper $3; ,xlac $i.M; Itad
$3.73: pewter 114. , . r?'x
SALT E. side medium at Kc: granulated tOB-t.
perbbL: 5c more per bbL this side. 3TT7
BROOM CORN Quotable at $60895 per 1rnr;.,
no sales. rV
BEAN9 AND PEAS-Quots from store: Whits '
beans Choice hand-picked at 32.13 per bvc:
prims do. 33.1582-20; screened $L903L95: dried
green Scotch peas at 21.35CL40 per bo.: spirt-,
peas at $7 per 34-bu. bbL; 32 per bo.; blackays:
at $1.6031.70: California pink at Ho pelK
Lima beans at 4c par lb.: lentils at 34Jc
Country whits beans at $1 J031.7S per bo. -.
EMPTY BARRELS Coal olL turpenOns ' and
gasoline tl.05: vinegar 70c; black oil 50c: Unsesd
ugat and varaish 80c: machlns 80c: sugar ,15c:
whisky 80c: do. half bbls. 60s: wins $1: sauer
kraut 30340c; pickle 40350c; flour 15c: molasss
30c: lard tea. 45c: 25c off each broken head; 14e
each hodn missing.
aius we quote, per io.: uray muni iv
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brov
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brown and
lack mixed
oiactc mixta iTtiiici-
brown and black mixed
zuc: raacnine-ptcjiers
X
:834c. XX 2eic
44S5C.
5354c: extra black 6c: Inferior less.
RAGS. ETC. Per MO lbs.: Country rags at.
75c. Old rope No. 1 Manila at $L50: No. S at
50c, Rutber-at 3533.50. '
ousts-caoice oieacoea at $ii per ten: ouar
kinds from 310 to 211.
PEANUTS Farmers'
452r- whlti. 5U5Vir.
stock, per lb.: Red 14
CHESTNUTi Selllnr at 73Sc;
Italian 8c "
rKUAKS selling at sc.
DRIED FRUIT We quote! Apples Eva-S.
9rated rings 435Uc: do. quarters at 4t?4c;r
bleached peelings at lc: chops at 14c: sun
dried quarters at 2c for dark to 4c for prims.
Peachs at 233c. .
MAPLE SUGAR Quote at' "c to lOo per lb.
SORGHUM Quote at firm 12c for Inferior tor
20322c for gucd per gallon. . r
HONEY Comb at, 10c to 12c: choice, ttlor-
BQO at 14c; rtraincu uuu uuutcu tvtts.
barrels and 5c in cans. r '
COOPEItAOE We quotf on orders for prompt
delivery: Lard. tcs.. 3L52Vj for -wood-bound.
31.30 fcr 5-boop. Iron-bound and 3L35 for 8
hoop. do oak pork bbls- 31.20 for wood-bound,
3L10 for iron-bound: ash. pork bbls.. JL10: oleo'
tcs. 3L40; slack-work bbI.-3-hoop flour 38o: -hocp
do. 35c: mill-run apple 22c: 2o,2 do. 30c.
meal 31c: 6-hoop lime 25c: 4-noop do. 24c
CXKJPERSTUFFS-In car lots on trie: Staves
Cottonwood flour bbL 33.50: do meal bbl. 36.75 r
No. s 3S: No. 1 half-bbl. (gum! 35.50: mill-run
pork bbl 318. Heading., per set No. 1 flour
bbl. 6407c mill-run 17-lncb stock for sppl
bbls. 6c: sin. 2 do. 4c: lard tierce 16c Porte
bbL 12Vvc Shaved hoop-'Iour bbL 35.50 for
vooper. "34 for hoosler: balf-bbL: coiled elnr
(5-foot) t8.25es.30 oak lard tlerco cooper snavsa'
$10312; pork bbLJ5- " J1
Government Bonds. rf:
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Totted States refunding 2s. coupon..... 1"
United States 3s. registered....... .......... .JO!
United States 2s. coupon .........1
TTnltM4 Ktates new 4s. rextsred...........J3.
United States new ts. coupon JUM
United States old 4s. registered ........mjj
United Slates old 4s coupon............ni
United States 5s. registered ...........low
United states is. coupon..
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