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THE" ST. LOUTS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1905.
13
SUMMARY0FST.L0UISMARKET8
FINANCIAL
STOCKS REMAIN WEAK ON
MONEY MARKETS MOVES.
COnON MARKET IS QUIET,
WITH PRICES IRREGULAR.
HEAVY WHEAT MOVEMENT
SENDS PRICES DOWNWARD.
CORN DAMAGED BY HEAVY
RAINS.
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f
MUk Mi llnw0M Aril . 5 Ms
TO NET 4.90.
tdUaimd UAm Ual 5 iMalt
WVHWOTNIIW "iMi taTVSM WWBpWJ W ftBaawtaaas
TO NET 6.
TRACY & CO.
401 OLIVE STREET.
Commission Orders for Bonds or Stocks Executed.
St Louis
DEALT
Francis, Bro. & Co.,
214 N. FOURTH ST.
Gin OF LIBERTY, MO., 5 WATER BONDS.
Dated Jala- tat, IMS. Has aerially treat ltalO to 31 lat. January
aaa Jaly. la M. Lstla. Total laaae, tzrQim. Na at arr taaBledaeea, Pep.
alattoa, Saa. Prarperty vcartfc aaeat S3.MO0. Price yleMlag; aver se.
LITTLE & HAYS
ixvF.vrsu:XT commw.
Dealers la Flrst-Claaa Baaada aad IMvMead Starke.
Ikm, Bell Mala 14,a. axK. NORTH KOCKTH-STKKKT. Klalack ISIS..
FINANCIAL
DEPARTMENT-
cJk)sBjavMW-Jea0-
Manages, buy. aW-Hs. rents.
fljipralses St. IViuis city real
e-stat. and loans money
tlit-reon. Collect" rents,
pays taxes, places lnmiranee.
Capital. Surplus and Prof
its; $8,400,000.00.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office of Mll3ipjl Valley Trim imp-iny,
r-rtht rcrrer rourth ar 1 Plre tr -T. Ft.
I-a! Mo ?-f tcrnta-r 2?. I". At n routine v,f
the Beard of Ilre-t i i.r Una company held
1lil day. a divider..! cf M per ahara on ice ca;l
tal .tuck ava. d-eLr-', tayable (actor er 1 r.-xt.
f.-r quarter er.llne September 2. ZiC Transfer
I.jIi. c!oe S-r'"ti't r 70 and rc-pen Oc'ots-r 1.
IS'C J Jira 11 BIIO. K .-cr-tary
NATIONAL CANDY STOCK
SOLD HIGHER YESTERDAY.
MARKET
tiEXEKALLY
ACTIVE.
IS
luteal Sociiriti's in Good lKtnat:d
ami I'rii'es Hold
Firm.
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Several Influences of a Positive
Nature Combine to Take Away
Strength From Prices.
Jiaw Tork. Sept. UX It has fcn as
sumed tor icme time that anxiety over
tho money out.ock was the sole restrain
ing influence against speculative a-lvanc-a
in fctoa-'. the gereral brish'.ncsa of th
indaslrL-.l rltuation serving to cause a
char.r.g asaitv.t this restraint on the part
ol ice profoslonaj operators of ail ciasses.
The immediate developments in the
Bion.y market lo-day were distinctly to
wanl relaxation of tension, tut this Ola
rot prevent -eaknes in stocks, the ten
dency of prices fcelns toward th loner
level from the oatstt. The technical con
dition cf thai market after last week'a
considerable advance, which, moreover,
was rr.aJe in face of admonitory pleaUini;
on the part of a large element in wall
strjt. misht he held accountable tor the
reaction in itioif.
Sufficient profits had acerueil with the
rise to induce tome relllnr; to take ad
vantage of anv itrengtijenlnt influence
which would helD the market to aUorh
the :.-. but tiiera were besides som
factors of a positive tialurc csaintt the
market. On th side of the money situa
tion the most discussant development wa
th apresvion of opinion on tra part of
officials o: the Hank of I-Yar.ce ar.-i of
i Farin bankers contained in a cable to tne
j AF-oc!attd i rs last night on the Iro;-
pacis 01 a koiu xxivvu;ei;v ta : vi.w
it tas therein clearly di-arlosed that the
Paris bjnhlr.c world would reward a tsur
recder of po-d y the Iiank of France for
shipment to New York with entire
ciuailmltv. The -impreaslon v.ltich lias
grown up "in New York that the money re
Ii2lrmnts for the flotation or th- forth
comtaK Kus'ian loan would prompt th
t.rii,;.- of obstacles to tho withdrawal of
sold from l'aris i. dipe!Id by thW x-pre-vlcn
of opinion on me part of Paris
bankers.
Th. ricw.4 of the en53mr.t of tl.73i0
of koM for shipment to New liork also
contained In the i'arts dispatch vr.ii con
flnii.l In New York. It lcame known
that 5Mrvi .-idditlor.al in Bold had been
trcurd v-.terday afternoon. The with
drawals up to thl time arc all from, the
I-.Mi.lun market As a consequ-nc. a fur
ther advance in Hie Itank of England
rati- is KiiTf-d this wek In order to Ui
vrrt New York's demand from London to
Iiri. This prospect; unsettled the uo:idon
market. . . . ,. .-
The renewal of the crlsla regarding ar
f lifs m Morocco ta another sturo'nB
inflB-nc in foreign markets. The h-avy
volume .f fel'.init for foreiitn account in
th" stool: market here was tlio i:r.:nrll
ate con-iuei!i-. and this nlayed no small
part in the u-akne.. With th present
cours-t of pries downward otic e:tjl
ll'h... more attention was given to other
unfuvoraJ- factors.
The iKi-lWlltv of ml'hief irrowlr.it out
of the cot.ttst for control of th Wan.. mi
a-i much .i;cussed. The deprerlnn
among the --"ouihestcrns wa affsravatea
liv the total discouragement to the hcj-
of anv ojrlv dividend disbursement on th
Mi-'ouri. Kans ;ind Texas preferre-I
a.uttv contained in tho annial report of
the president. .,
Itailroad earnlnx In that section, as
now reported, compare with the heavy
St Louis nposltlon carr.iiiKs. of last year.
nuking the contrast unfavorable. Th
tifr-kl-.- cr.p bulletin of the Weather Itu
rovj also reirte.l some .1 itnac t- th
corn rrop. Ile.Ms the benefit of ad-iitio'i-al
i"!.l ."icruem-r.ts. the local money
niarUu vas rtlieved from the absorption
bv the SuWreasury. tho osx-ratlorn or
whleh have converted the Ics of last
-l: hv the banks into .1 small gain.
IVrii:i ravments atid parchise f Tcr
elgn xelnr.' bv th I'ort-OtHc Depart
ment Kre the FPciil Items of the increased
4.(nernmer.t expeivlitur. That Institution
al-i toiil out .vtral hu-nlretl iliossand
dollars u.-lr.v on a transfer from Sjn
Kr.fiaco. Willi th !mmiliat e-t!.II-
tl"n of th mnr inirh-t were nnci'.
... .r.i in this rav. opinion toward th
prospect for the next few uks coritinu-.a
d.-lloillv con.Tvaflv. Tli average rate
for call lcatirt was rather higher than jes
tn!.iv. iv.mls er h'tvA-. Total sales, par
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TENDENCY OF FBICES
LOWER LEVEL.
tsaatailaaa Eaae OC Tttmr Claae Vm-
r Matte-rate Pit are ( Uf
Operatara.
New Tork. Sept. 19. Cotton was qu'et
and irregular. losing a part of an early
rain in the afternoon, and closing steady
at a. net advance of 447 pclnts. Sales
were estimated at 175.010 bales.
The opcn.nx was firm at an advance of
fiT points. In response to higher cables.
and daring the forenoon the gain was in
creased to a matter of S'-tU points, on
scattered covering and fresh demand for
long account, inspired by rains in various
sections of the belt, and predictions for
frosts In the northwest sections of Texas
to-night.
The weekly crop report of the W'eathrr
Bureau, however, proved rather less bul
lsh than expected, and. with frost expect
ed in the cjuntry. a little north of the
actual cotton-producing sections, th
market in th late trading eased oS frcm
the top under realising and moderate
pretsar from local hears.
The Southern spot markets were quiet
and generally uncharged, one point re
porting early showing an advance of
1-Wc.
Itecelpa for the day were considerably
under those of last year, but exports
were ngnu
NEW ORLEANS WHEAT NARROW.
r.KPUBLIC SPECIAla.
New Orleans. Ljl. Sept. IS. la Its sum
mary of tho cotton situation, the Times
Democrat will say to-morrow:
"Yesterday's cotton market was entire
ly too narrow to Interest the speculator,
and even tho scalocr found no attractive
opportunity for the display of activity.
The who'.e vamut of the New Orleans
prlco was less than an octnve. and trades
were too few and far between t count
in b!s calculations for tl.w future. Tho
factors contributlnjc Mrength to the sta
ple Included some encouraging foreign
cable-, sxrao vry wet weather over
Texas, a bit of frost talk from the north-
,wfttarn corner of the belt, a slightly Im
proved i-po. demand and some rather
uell-defined difficulty experienced in per
suading the country to part with Its cot
ton at the current premium on the basis
n.or.th.
Th,- bear?, however, were entirely too
iwcurcly intrenched behind the M5 tip
ward mcvo3int. the indifferent demand
for th actual stuff and the utter ab
sence of general speculative Interest to
c&rn a copper whit argument: th balls
had to offer. Thu., the market tlragged
along its weary length without thn de
v.loiment of any decided) tendency In
either direction. The weekly bureau
which was claimed by th bti'is fell up
on passive cam and failed to mov., tho
market a slnzle point. Such is the stay
of abstinence."
St. Leala Catfea Market.
pot market quiet and unrruanaea. Sales 71
bsl.
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MmpSl spot market o:dt: rr.M.Ilinc l-VJas.
Itereipt st prtnctral polr.ts:
Galveston. 2.T3 hale.
New Orleans. 1.71 baVa.
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avar.t.Ah. 11.944 btlaa,
4rairaton. 3.474 llea.
Norfulk. .CS fcaax
Iloust.m. I.7S3 l-ilea.
Memphis. 117 bale.
Nt receipts at all t'nitr.! S-ata ports for
four da m-ajr. U.-.4t4 ta!. r.palaat tl.7i
lIii laat mark aiH 1'J.CC Isvla, l isst. Hx-trt-
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Total taraipi. fnin tptnr.tr '. 1C.. t date.
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et. Ijoum warrhouawa Bt&terrent.
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Jn l4Tc: Feb. 1 Me: March 10.57c; April
Ua-: Ma lo.r.
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;e re Nv. 10 TSitl-XS-j; Pee. l.srsio re: Jan.
4Jitli.tJe: Pet. I 4?t?lo.Slc: Mn-ch 10 V-'f
l'::c. April lovf:io: jiay 10-;O2Ji7c: jure
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law mMdl'ng S'jc: mlillltng lOSc; good mld
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1.74.".. :- 1.:-I.
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darnin'i: pricea on. point hlcher; Aner-an
rr.l.Mlln.' fair I KM food iclldltrr 6.111: 1st
mMdllr.c 5.5SJ: gtaal o-!lnry 3.IS-! cnllnary
J.C.I. Th. aaiaai of tho dar r ISx-9 bslts. o'
whleh I") for r"-ulat!cn and export, ar.d
lneluila.1 .Vv Am'rt'aa. Itee!pt 3.IV bals.
IccluJIrg l'.-i Anietlran. Pntutes T-re,I raaler
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Nor till. Nov. an.1 Dee. 5.54.1; lc. ard Jan.
i "! Jn asd Fe!. SS'd JVh. and March
i..ld- Mirch nnl April 5a: April and .May
SCM. 2ay and Jnn Ja-1. June ar.3 July 5 6.' J;
Ju:r and Ai S.aAI.
STOCKS AXD BOXI19 AT aOSTOS.
Pcaton. Sept. If deaTlr.. q'lotatlara to-day for
trorer tenda, tee:. ard Rtattig shares wera
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fyezxr u. 7Slt4,. Naw Tork fxit a:
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fit tacka at 4c a-ar.la 3 tatcka -. r"vi-,
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tilts c. -.crarre, ic aal lte
rell
Business in Oats Is Inactive and
Provisions Hold Compara
tively Steady.
Chicago. Sept. 1?. Heavy movement of
wheat iu the Northwest had a weakening
encct to-day on the wheat market cere.
At the cIov- wheat for Dec. delivery was
off Sc Corn Is up He- Oats are prac
tically unchanged. Provisions axe down
Ztso to 10c.
WHEAT.
Sentiment In the wheat pit at the open
ing was rather bearish an.1 initial quo
tations showed slight losses. D?c being
off a shade to a to Ue at S5c to He
The pnncipal factor ccntributing to the
easier tone was continued marketward
movement of enormous quantities of new
wheat in the Northwest. Notwithstand
ing additional rains throughout the great
er portion cf the spring-wheat belt, ar
rival to-day at Minneapolis and Duluth
toiaiea iabj cars, as against P cars a
year ago
At Winnipeg, also, receipts showed a
marked Increase. It was asserted that the
movement would be much greater, but for
the inability of railroads to furnish suffi
cient cars. Lower prices for a heat at
Liverpool added emphasis to bearish senti
ment here. For a time the market had
the appcaranco of being on the verge of
a iharp decline.
Tit traders sold freely and caused a
e.ump cf the Dec delivery to 534. A
prominent bull, however, came to the sup
port cf the market. Forced bv demand
from this source the market rallied. Dee.
adi-tnclne; to Stre. Utcr the market
er.a-d off again on renewed scllinc by pit
traders nd commission iiousee. The cloze
was easy, with Dec. at S3w.'3S4c.
Clearances of nlu-at and rlour were equal
to .() bu. The world's visible supply
ns shown by Bradstreet's lncrea.d 2.S.V.
a bu. Primary receipts were 1.3S.0W bu..
compared with l.. bu. a vear ago.
Slinnespolls. Duluth nnd Chicago report
eel receipts or l.io ears, against 7SS cars
last week and S13 cars a year ago.
CORN.
Damage to the corn crop resulting from
IWvy rains In the Southwest had a bull-is-h
effect on the corn market. A feature
or trading was active demand for the May
delivery from several prominent traders.
Commission houses were fairly active bid
ders for both Dec. and May. liberal re
ceipts caused some easiness at th start.
The market closed firm. Dec. opened un
changed to ,e lower at 44c to 'ic. sold
t.p to 1J&t;uc and closes! at 4tc. TU
receipts were G7 cars, with ti of con
tract grads.
OATS.
Business tn the oats market was Inac
tive. At tho opening there was tome
Mlilng by dlscccraged lonss and by cash
houses. As a result prices sagged off a
triile. Later a steadier tone developed on
covering by shorts. The close was steady.
Dec opened a shade to c lower at 5STf
5S to .e. sold up to anjc and closed
at 2c. Lea.-al receipts were 3S cars.
RANGE OK J-CTCRE9.
Opening. Highest. IVowett. Clothtg.
Seft.
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tL. BU
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a5 tritfl
3S5-
t'S MH9H
-
rt. told)... IlKSiS cw
r pt. maw).. ISUSC JIS
lo. fold)... 4iSw'i aaSSifi
le.-. (new).. 44SU44S 4. f
Oa!n
sis g
May ..
ir. . 7S. 7X.
Jr 3l.sw'
p" v" -4rSS
'
;u
s
net 14.K l.s 14.T 14.92-i
-" ...-.a... a.av a.av
!jrd
12.3)
irs
Oet t.7 T.?
Nov. ....... 7J7V, t.l
llibs
Oct t.a t.c,
Jan. 7U. earn
t:J7?
.cs
7.
I.CH S.S7V4
C 4i .7V,
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENT:.
Ship.
Flocr. bbt..... IMea '
J heat. bu....... s.'V
-?rn. bu tK.ia-4)
Y.r. bu... ......... ... ............ .35 l,rtia
I.Je bu...... ............ ............ I2,2',.
barley, ba 11S.M)
3J.O.
r4S,7-H
13:v
XII
S.W
., , . PROVISIONS.
Pro visions were comparatively steadv.
Offerings were not large and were readily
C47V
Estimated receipts for to-morrow:
Wheat. SI; corn. 42; oats, ttl: hogs. S.090
hep.d.
MARKET! BV TE1.EORAPH.
Nw Tork. 2rt. 1 -ritrar Receipt. 83.114:
exiKstts 7.JI1. aala-, a.t: barely eteailr. cr.d
uw-r to ae:l liyn fi. ur irrraniiar: fair to r"rl
r..fl. .hole :.i fancv HtiZZ: Isith spet an.1
i. .r.,,-. i.uci.wn-ai n ur tea.iy: triZ5irri. t.
arrlvo cet.s (Sirr.me.l quiet: klln-lre.l tC'C-t
1 10 Wv b,a fp Ir..-.. A... . a- .1 4.. ..
SW.' anVT Mr!.r Hirlej- o'il.t. feeling ',
e I f noffalo: maltlnz 4'i.h- .-. I e m.-rul .
WT:cat l:-ljt. 4.U.; sjart a-ler: No ; re.1
Pe !tor. and Sitf f e, b. aSont; No. t
North n irnluth sic. to a-rlre. f. o. b. afloat;
No i Ncrth. rn Masltola ac. to arrive, f. n.
b attest- Optloitj orne-I av on acectint of
p-er cahlea. but nllled on export talk: tull
urport at the Wrat. Ita.-hter o!r-!r.ra and
arm Cc-nttr.-ntsl mirl.ets. Lnter thv brr.ka
aitatn. howera-r. und-r proarerta far larsr
?.u h-rcajt rec-ipts. ar.. ro,i sfJV net low
'-. S:: vgvoir. clrd $';c: rac. saus
V li-lb-. clow-.; vtac. Mav- (,i4, a-icwl
' aC V I -Itcelrts 7).:i. expo-t 14. i;...
a?a.t esay. No. z S'4,c vvtor. ar..I CV f. o
b r.ot. 7C0 2 vello- :. Xo. ; white !c
Oi.tisra market -.ia weak a-.l 'enrr. rtfleetlrg
lljuutr.tlrn In Te.. and rl.-.l t. un.lar !.
p-avln-ja nlcht: spt. cIoae,j e: Iac. :71-3e.V.
c.oaA.1 2W; May eloao.1 !aV. Oa', l",''rta
rr..'.V: arta itTjo: apot svadr: m'xel
ojva. ZVtzz . . SlS'iKe. natural whlta 3'tr
2i ib. SStitt'-rC: elirr.a uhlte. rS34' It..
177c Har qufrt. Ho-s as- Hide, at-ftdr.
Iatl'-r ,)rm. TA'ca-.! ati.dy. Itef firm: fam
tlr SllV)S4i: me.. tV,M Cat maate eieadv;
prj.2-d belli-ss Sf4l'iS-. pickled ahould.ra 7S
7'a. plc.I'd ham. ua-'ilic. laird steady: ra
Pr.'d a'a.it pctk .ready: prime yei:ow su.1t
3 Rice firm. Mol.iaaa. (jrm.
IhiTath Minn.. Sept !. Wheat Tb a ire.
N.v. t Nietherr. Se; N-o Northern 7tie- on
t-k.. No. I Ncrtfcern VV; jco. J N rthem TT-Vs-
. rv- nit F.ir... r.o. r.V Ika r-la. a. a."
tata --r, 4..-.V0 ar. ca tr ?7e
A,I1 .... - 0.. .A. - J. ..... -
ll'-u:.a. Rtr 1'. - trM
a'ei.' . n t '.thrn aff7
3 .-;. t a C-.Uts Itv.- '.
:: : Nsrthem
1 lr No I T'.e
;.,... ..:-.,: .::.' :.c.,. :-" ".-" a,.-
IS-M-I v t. .dj . No
v-'.. -.- .... .... ,.,?, v
1nri.i-.at!. Sept 2- WilJhr rrlatlll-rs r.n
lava. i;, .t. ir-r ,-tn tie laal. ef $2 1,
a"hias... -pv l' .liaii ...titlens ar.re a.
f. ll.ua pMirftrr... Wheat No ; rprlnar 4.1
V. No 7 3V. No 2 r.l M-.U-IV i.lirr.
N. Z iT1.- N 1 rello-ar T.ilc. OfttaNo.
i ITV N". t ihlto r.t7iS'. Xil Thite rsw
JV ltj"No 2 t ur!arvd faa-Itrg
c fair to chM-maltlra 4J4j47r Seda Cl-ver.
"-.ntract r..l. tllsJllTS. Prv!'.-i.a)M 1
pork. !" I! WW S": lard, per lv lha. K.T
a.rt rtt .fda uor.aja la sga it; anort clear
da ita-.-ja-r. t,t.7ia. UUikj-Daaie ot high
r:r. Jl 73
K.WM C1T. Rapt. 1 Whaat laapt. Tgat,,.
D.c TJSTKTS? Jfir T7S-: eaah NiI har!
T-ilO No. S TJfT-; NVa t iw tiutfaa,.. Nfll
l frtfe ?rn-is5v. 4'Sc: r-ac. t3.4as:
X7 S5Se. eaah No 1 mixed 4SSC". Naa!
! aar.lt- t!Se. No 1 tZr oat-No j athite
a0Oc No. 1 mlTe-l WT.r- Cn timothy
73 1 choice prr.irle t.".i Itr. firm; 4x. rt.
ca'pta. Wheat v'.S''. c.-n. H"; oata, ion".
hlrmar.ta- V.ant. J-a); mm. UOM- eat.
"OV.
L'tejo-! Fp. :. Br.it -aha; aMdr: Ne.
t r.J VTaatam arlrtar ( 4Sd. future oa'-t;
le . r. 1 . M.rrh a 7av r, rn , arta.tr:
Arr'lcvn taltec 4 2Vrl, f-j.-a aj qu.'et. I-d.
Aa at.1 fan ..'ll afa..k la ?I
A
I'a-j-i. I'l . S-a-a t -O-n 1- ar. No S
ve'lear tl- No 1 t7c No 4 Slo. y, .taavty;
No 1 2S&75. No 4 !' IsVfJITUa
tvhjffty ll r. ba: f-.r fialshed goods.
tildes.
w.t ?!V
le. --lint ...
N I ail'ad ...
N-i Z -afd
Traah :- ter Ih
Prr itock
''!.. harr....
Txa fall....
Teaa. llcat. ...
Vatlae i ark. .
nrr Slr.t h"i!I
lie. ...
I.rx aalted.
::::!r
....',
::tf
i
Tart aalte-J 'Je Iaa
n-tl!" '
;i3 :
A M! ictr.!l trr mark.t .".oukl ba ;ro-te-td
arahiat dr-a J-e rtrn "ettll b.
hcrc'JrflT cured with ,klt. hl th dry ahicild
t rreiArlr ja,icnt.l
Waaat.
Po IK . V. !-.
tva N A -a Etc
1J. 1 cctr.b
e: . rr..xrd -S
fvtt:.-c H-1
-re a lew B .
lUrht Sr 75
llaarr tandr U 1
Ncrth. A tVa.-
,Prtrht n- - ,
Xaf. mad . . Zi '
'Urht Sl". ...aj ,
H-atr e.T.. .11
-t.ttla- tcrry.I:
Hard tir-ry. ..15
Berk ... .:
T3.aia.al
N 1
no z. a 1
s::27 tsrrr.ti i
lUrS evr-T ,: 1
Arr-r. G'ar
1ir ica-tri-ja.
I Short caars.ja, (
s- L hrll
.J. c.-
Firrr t claavr
. r- xavt -
I tc.ra..r b-Jrr7 14
TIi-1 bsrry
I Malay rr- ..H
Ct-
c:s
e
on
tru
ut,- ;i-i .
Coarae baaar :
rtrm
JJeS (aaaav.TSS"3
M.-t3T b'.rrrl trs
t H-S Srra-.. ll tjit
Tax. t i n
Med. 21 mo.1 -i,
m-si 4ervi.r -s
IS
ITS
... -y .
Fa.-a
rirrr r.- rrotn e ta
r r- lb. lata thaut 'Int.
Petraleaaa.
Oil 43tr. T-, "ejl tr-OUt taUres Jt-lt
Or !rai" r Ml ?Jjraa-ta S4.77at ararac
74 i;ana IX 1 irrira avPC aWrr-aetKa.
Lisa Cs.. aarraat- 11.473. rust. Ursa. X.S71:
ta-raft- 44 714.
Nat Tork. St. It r'7ta-srj firm: raSaed
Na-ai Tork 17 n Pbl2adtrhia u.1 Baltasora
i H.ti; tkk is b&nt Kii.
Mlnneitv-'la i,t ; Wh.at fWpt. Tc:
I- '3IV May WS'"-V No 1 har,
ar N 1 Vo-hr-i SC. No J No rn
If a. P.O-ir- J-"-at r-ttar.t. ISfT. t x-r-d
lavta-'p 14 arcs . frst elaira II vntZ 40: w-
rrA ;.Jr SI liSC C. r-n In t: riET.l SV
Wheat was dun aad etwler tn ywterday's local gram market. The situation hero
reflected that of other domestic markets, as nothing developed to turn things one
way or the other. Trading- was light aad there was a total lack of out-'Ide interest:
On the declines some transactions of a professional nature were mate, but these wera
not in sufttcient votame to Infuse nvich life, and at tlmss the pit was almost aban
doned. News as a rule was favorable to the buying side. Even the Government sum
mary was mildly bullish, bat an reports were offset by Chicago, where the situation
was patently in the hands of professionals. Barrel was a seller or LXc wheat, and
the rlt clement trailed after him. There Is a great feelta? of doubt as to what Armour
will do. and until this Is known traders are afraid to venture far from the shore.
Should he suddenly dedde to unload his holdings there would be many a one left
high and dry. What makes the doubt doubly annoying Is that the Armour houso
falls to support the market. Cables were somewhat firmer. The early market at
Liverpool was fairly strong on news of the strike !n Argentina, but later eased off on
large offerings from Manitoba and heavy American shipments. There were rains and
cool weather tn the West, but in Minnesota and sections of the Dakotas shock-thrashing-
has been completed. The cash market on certain grades was firm, but on soft
wheat the demand was light and values Inclined to ease off.
Corn opened tim and prices were fairly well maintained throughout the day. both
here and in other domestic markets. An enormous demand exists, which Is being;
but poorly met by receipts. The Government summary on corn was decidedly bullish.
In many of the finest bottom farms floods have laid the crop on the ground, and rains -
and cool weather In the corn belt are preventing early maturity.
Dec wheat opened steady to a fraction higher and closed c lower.
Dec. corn opened steady and closed a fraction lower.
Dec. oats closed nominally steady.
Receipts of produce were In fair volume. Prices of fruits aad vegetables wera
steady to firm.
Local securities were rather active. Banking issues were well supported.
Yesterday's bank clearings were 7.516-. balances JS67.1SI. Discount rates wera
steady between 4-j and 5i per cent.
Spot cotton was quiet in the local market.
BEARS CONTROL MARKET
FOR SPECULATIVE GRAIN.
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSES
LOWER.
Situation Here Influenced Large
ly by Professionals in
Chicago.
Wheat was easier In yesterday's local
grain market. Trading- was light and
connned largely to scalping operation.
There being no special feature to influ
ence the situation. St. Louis trailed along
after Chicago and other local market.
and moved as they did. Outside Interest
was totally lacking, and prices ware not
such as to excite speculative buying.
FVarelgn news wa.s somewhat lullih.
but all reisarts were offset by the tend
ency of traders In Chicago to await tne
roult of Armour's action. The Govern
ment summary was rather favorable to
th buying side than otherwise. Cash
values for red wheat were mm. but de
mand for the soft were lacking.
Clearances of wheat and Hour Tuesday
were equal to StOAUl bushels.
Dec. wheat opened steady to a fraction
higher, ranged from MHaytac to tCVi and.
closed M,c lower.
Corn values wera better throughout the
day than those of wheat. The demand for
all purposes is enormous, while receipts
are inadequate to take care of it. A good
Inquiry exists for export, and bulls say
that this will increa: to a surprising ex
tent before the crop matures.
The Government nummary was mildly
bullish on corn. Hoods have dont consid
erable damage in certain sections where
the yield was most promising. The cool
weather and rains an preventing early
maturity of the crop ..-.
Clearances of corn Tuesday wera 15..CW
bushel.
Sept. corn opened steady, taaged from
trvcHic: to 424.aie. and dosed a fraction
lower. . ....
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis for 5
hours were Mtf.U2 bu., of which iSo, ska.
and 9S cars were local and 13 cars through,
against UO.Ii: bu.. of which 962 sks. -and
11-j cars wera local and W cars through,
a. yaar ago.
Primary receipts of wheat at St. Louis
for 31 hours were 1.53.K4 bu.. against 9S.
imi bu. a year ago. Shipments were 4U.
M bu.. against als. bu. Northwestern
receipts) were 148 cars, against cars a
a year agu and aM cars two years ago.
Chicago reeeivrd taSw.DW bu. and Kansas
City received 8S.(- bu. ...
Receipts of corn at St. Louis for 21
hours were C.T30 bu.. of which 32 sks.
and 2 cars were local and 'Jl cars
through, ngulnst Mta bu.. of which 3i
sks. and 1 cars wera local and 3 cars
through. In .. . . .
Receipts of com at primary points wera
C-.V.C.H ou.. against 6J. bu. a year ugo.
Vlhli.m.nf. aca-ro .tr'73 bu.. aatalnSt 3MJL-
iX' iu. In"l, Chicago received E5.O80 bu.
It-icelpts of oats at St. Louis were -.- I
(a., bu,. of which 3i cars wer local ann hi
cars through. agalnM a like amount in
Wt. of which a cars were local and 12
tiira through.
llecelpts of oats at primary points wera
1.12 l.u.. against SS3.iM bu. ii year ago.
Shipments were KSJ7S bu.. against SZ,.
! bu. in ltvl. Chlcagu received 3SS.lxa
bu.
Cask Grala. Flaar. tlte.
WHEAT No. 2 red soJd at KSc to SPc: Na
1 red at Sic to kTc: No. t at 77c to Vje; N. 3
hard. i.ld at lSc to V:: No. S hard at 0o P
jlSe. and No. 4 hanl at .
.iftN No. 3 .rn i at M,e: Nok men at
at. No 3 yellow at o: Not 3 yellow at
MS: No. 3 whit at tS'.c aad N 3 white
OATS-No. oats acid at 17-ic: No. oata at
re. N t nl S.SC. N 3 arhire oata aotd at.
J-: No. 3 whit at TJ'to to J'c: and No.
t Chit at 37S to at'st
lt Ii No 3 nt e. No. 3 at O.
rtaOCR-DuIl anl a:aw. Quote; Xew soft
winter IHUI-latent. tlitjt.3: atralgl.t IXA-S
4.'v.. eitra faney i3.7-Ki3.: f.weirrtng In wood.
Ui to medium cradea at &HttC In Jute.
Hard (in Jut. .k.)-P'ent nt U.at: tralght
BCglS): Brat Curtl'ifl!!. seend clir
tu.vni3.70. low grado at JXw'tfi. Spring par
ant at 110V&4S- In bulk.
lliB FUflTR l"ure new IC.3S ta J3te ska
atvl 13 i r. a. ij1 . .. . . ..
CORNMEAU ETC.-Clty natl . t t k:
gri'.. heniiay and peart meal 0. . .
liRAN-bteady: au!. vttiot. beats E: trk.:
Bran, per ll ll-a. ItltlSe; 'lk o; mixed lead
7i7..c. inldiltir.gft 73isa-. Th! side frora mtU:
lltin 7Vs. mi.tolir.aii ?4ti4fc.
KlaAXSEEP-tde Md. ,
M'llI.TBK linn nt r..75V
I.n.l- tea.tr l Jl '!Z-. . . . , .
HAY E. U bftala. Ne-ar Timothy: aTholea
U:i.ra; :. 1 HStiUSi N- 3 . No .1
tCi.7 I'ralrle-No. 1 I' zycO: No. i KVH. No.
:it.: .-h.v- nioic ii No i ii-axi-w. N
S P9: loa JltS. clorer-mixe.!. No. I at ta.itit
J. . 3 17 f a.1. lew 4
tTTtAW-PekIiic rralrle CfJ'-a: wheat raw
J44 . rV aifi.n J4 -.S
WHISKT alu-a at 11.13 on Uiala aptrlta. as
repurttd by tho Merthant.' Eacbvage.
ttarlu af Grata fa Star.
Tb-Pay.
Ar.7it
a Clti
. tOlaVt
. tatii
. am
. SH.K7
. 7iH
437
Tea tar day.
l.STS.Mi
K7.17
31.417
T.IJJ
tn.'d
TV Mo
47
..a
tit
.
1.14t
U.7M
Law. Tr
ITlS.lCi
I'd. 11".
tUUK
t.f.l
Jl.
M.l7t
17.t
144
44. Ill
1.TM
'v neat .............
4 Cm ...........a,..
OatS ...........aaaa.
l-t)a .,.........
liarlaar ........
No. 3 red arhaat....
No. 3 hard a. heat
No ttnixal corn
No. 3 at bis com...
No. 2 j.llorr mm.
No. 3 mixed. et..
N. 2 athit. oata..
No. 3 rys
4.7
t2t
JH.STO
ti:
24.7U
Cark Grala Markets.
gt, Iala-Dam. arhaat Cc: puts tH.f4EV
kl1. call. BSs bid.
Mllaaukte-Pec -het-Iata V,: fall t4A
aa4Sr. May heat-Iuu. aiSttv-a'"i ca2' K W
h May oirri- I11M tl'te. can. 44c.
Mlnr-spolit-Pac wheat I'.Sc: pits die:
ca:;. iv tli.
St. aVaala Patarc Prta-es.
Clfalald
Monday.
What-Spt. .S
laS. Zh.-
May ..aA"4SPl
Om-Saiit. ... HS
pe- tlS
May 41a
Ot'J-Stl. .. 24Sb
l-c. .......17 11
May ..... .94
Jtana-ed
, Clrael
Tterda.
V
11
5iS8
tis
OSS'
42S
T.atert
4
Praataew.
BrrTTtR 4Jtx.tt-. Cteaoary Extra Be: atraaa
Itgaa.. .aaarmdf ITJHS. Ld2t-paeka.-rirat.
i;.,Ur. taoonJs litj;7e. Da.ry-packel-FWncy
m.i-a-. noor ta fair 2217c. ooua'.rr choice UV.
fair 14Sc. gTaa ttrte. extra cr.arr.aTj. Sc lr .
lb n ir. trcall .ar. .. .
CHEE?t: on eroe-w. .wca u-. wi-m
12 ,' daliaa HSe: T A. US:. I h.rn
asc. erl-t llNc. llrr.fcurxaT. erot-. tlgr.se.
Na 2 isrla- fcalaa. vA'. OIL 14c; ch.-dc
j at :itfl4e- Na. 2 at ll:li. brick. ehot:.
nsaise; aeor.i oialtty :e.
liTos-P.eceivel 1.474 eaaee loeal asd US caatas
thr-mth. aiist LTU caaaa. marktt err-.: de
raand gaod.jcSertsss light, Under tha rulaa
araa.rslng trsdtag. (tu-tr reast atand all loaa
of otar Kt -- in the ca. Curres: rec..t.ta
Srar-hy. eajea raurr.ed. at HSe. witara
az tafanor .teak :eaa: Srsta. casta lsciuded.
tar aitraa Sat.
JVE I-OULTRT-Powla tt-H: rjtiaa chlek
atM. ex I ura raoatpta. He. rtoat.ra fe: tur
k.ia i'A. aaertge lie. acd rrzzg. Mb. arar
aa7 !! htaT I-": you dacks. .; ell
tzn se: y-J J-?. fe l?!-.
ctlcarna olaV. 11 . and nr m-m par Sea.:
rax-aa-fta Tie ZT CZM,
fiRrstSEO POCLTRT Sraldtd) aad saatrawa.
wtta bea.1 aad fts. on: Fowl Ee: ceuetry
rj i a 1. if rvigh. 2ea: rooater. sue; e2d tsr
k.T. Itc- ya.t:r It-: duck. tv. ?rls 12s.
"jSAlJa-cx!e fat tc rr 2b. for harr t
JSe far l'sht r.atlc. th-n and a 2I 3SMe
bhei at i- to ISo per lb., bceke and old ewes
a-a-vTr tr It Uimla) tMrls tr Il
"WlESlt nsif IXae ta aepr la. for er
ay a'ae. ir tr Ixrxa. rrarTte a far isnUum
u tc tit larre. araft-i rat cellar boeaa off
l)e edlxr bor tc c a-tw.nbtll rat 7c. bna
b.ta d-eaaed c-. bttrTaW-r a n. larsa
draaaed Pt. wall djiai l itr, amall grsaa 3.r
rja-rrjas carp 2arga dreaal Jc; a-ca 11 drraaa-i
ryc. tars. ana. 2S. m!l artae le: aaariaei
aaVwait. rd at; tSwjerz starata-x, scales sC
lay.
&ii
.Jsft.-S
wsu:s
:tSU2wa
e: rtpej bass Ta for medium sad to fer
lame- crla c-
l:tATlNl riC3-Piii:-0 per held.
Itr; l.Ei:s 4u.ite: No. 1 lurge-thred at t7S
per doz.. No. 3 cinlluui a: ll.: No. 1 at lie:
N. 4 at 3vC.
Kitl-li BEEP CCTJa-Riba. prr lb.: No. 1
at 13.-. N.v 3 at lie: No. 3 at Le. Uilna rtr IN:
No. I at lie: No 3 at He: No. S at fso.
('hacks- l r lb.: No. t at 4'.c; No. 3 at JSct
Na 3 at Iljs. Rounds 1'tr lb.: No. 1 at let
No. 3 at Sc: No. 3 at Css. Plates Ir lb.: No.
1 at :':c: No. 3 at l':c. No. 3 at 3c.
Fraita aaal Veaetablea.
RapuMic quotations are f.-r car lots In flrtt
hards unla otherwiie specuia-d. Small orders
mi viinrit'-.l hlpher.
Nr:V A!ll4-Cerlgned in bbl. lots at .ofj
Ss f-r tvl.-.iiralls. comnuo. stveet and ordlnarje
t.ak. na Sl.l1.4 for choice, to C.S4HI3 fo
tnr.y. Iirlgr.t and Mush, iu-ct.rni.ii; t. variety.
I'Ll'MS- Ulchlcan Pamsors HoSSl; per 1J
quart nv. liumage.1 leaa.
I'KACIltts Waitoa rrcalptt CIMitlc per irta
baa!.. alichlKan IJ-Ui. i5o: bu. .viral fee
fair t. :.a!o tor poor; fancy Blberuas Jl.a)d
I.?i ia-r I it.
WAr:I;llL4a-Daan. light Iaa thtdrg
V.,. 4JU4.V rer la) llrf. J.I.
CANTAI.OCI'ES Colorado Rockyfcrd. re
frlcerator .lock. $1.77. j.r iin- crate and St'-SH
per fttan.Iarvl crate. Tlcroe-grcwn i53.; per tu.
(JUAI'KS llom--gron. .-. ti.ordft aV;oo pr
't-tii. u.-aket: Virginia eedlir.ss at 3e per lb.:
Aa hlfaa c.lnui l.ikets. vc for Concord,;
Wor.l-ns t.n.1 Moore's early IJiilac; Pelawarvs
iit.ll.- for .111.111 l.akcta.
i'HIC-Nar-bv e.jvi. prr i, bu.; Southern
la- Come, par hamper. Mc: bbl.. $3.30,13 fr
sil.:!! and tOOl.J for sugar IM.; Keller St.; a
1S3 p-.r hnii?r: dmheft 5 r.d al.-kio 4Ko P't
S-I.u. t.:k.ft: Mtchlsran Bait!ettIliri.3Spr bu.
'Jl INCES-: prr j-hu- r'X: Illinois tl.Tj
i''i:iR APPIaES-BMs. t3.Vaa3.7t. tweordtr.
to vailMv.
OltANCES In lathing way. par box. Quota
Caltfoinla and late Valencia at tS'JJJd.
C.ltAI'K l'liPIT-C3V
I.i:J!i.XS-C.-illfomla 47if7. and New Hex
tlna S7.ii per bos in Jobbing way. Limes tilt
1.25 per Raj.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Bartlett paars K.nO
S. l-eachea Salera). 30.-UI1. ard clings SLllaS
I.-.. Malaga crapes tl.tj!.7i. War.Ir.ur
lr:ltt r-ars .1f7.: P.emlah Den at y KX1.S
Z. Cfcrad.. IMrtietta tilli llalUa r,li.i:S
12 tCf.I.i) a, r Ik-x. , I
ru.-OANL'Tsi-i'er .. EL trk. CO: Jobblrg
S3.li ter 1.
BANANAS J.ihhlng at K.7Slta ear bunch.
CRANHKUUIITS Early black. t.7S per bbi.
In a lobbing way.
IVrATOKS tsirly Ohio Si?Ze ba. idtL. ae
conlini; t. qimlttv. (
NEW 4iNlo.-Nortri Mlsaourt choice re.t
glohrft 5 1. an I flat 3S331c per bu. dah: Ioa
4is.:.ic: white irr.lic.
CAIIRGK Iaoa fremaaagena Ks i per 1C1
lhn.. Northern rrts"n voiSi ,-r l.aj :. ji f,e
ton; afaltt- 71c la?r la II.. Sti raar tonf In "hi:.-
plr.g ..rder. II ldit.."rt pr crate; Holland seed $1S
par ton: red 1 1 fHiS ptr bol.
il"CL'Mlti:i: lkme-gron K3V for rreeni
yellow Zviiiv per Lu. lx lot. Oil! plcal-a
taVuVa. ('.h-rklri. Jlsil.TS per tu
stAPERKRAUT Netr cty made: Bbom. Mi
S-thla. J3.3i. kags 9.V?; eaaks J.
NEW HOlt-SEKADI.H-liaS per bnl, on or
4Vr. tfELERT Michigan tiVVj for amall crate.
faru-v. In lari; cr..t. i.V5i:; Wlav-onaln. large
crate Si. ca-i-ry riant. ?,31 a dox.
Tl'ltNll" Neat home-Kmarn at tSTSo Saw
bu bix: Northern Mc r bu.
IIEI7TS Ipjine-fToian 5)i4lw per bu. boa.
4.KKKN 4lRN H.roe-gr.wn ettliie prr daa
Kcdl'I-KNT sjnoie: C.oico at iCSJUa iar doa,
sriNA(H-ataJ44r r bu. Isix.
TOMATaitSa At Jl. per l.u. for tthotee. atoarrt
to a.a- for raauji alo.-k; green tomatoes SU4V.
I,KTTI"CK- Home crown hafflic p;r bu. !..
.-'Winrr i-OTATOIS-II me rori Bermula
ttti&v- pr bu la.x: Nanaemond lulf.i.
:itKF.N PEPPERS Home-groatn at JBJJVJa
per t.ii. laix.
HAItl.la.- Ter strlnr l&eioc
BKAN-Qnlet. Home-crown, tours' graca, 9
as.V. ira beins 5c por bi..
III'TTEK UCANca-Xc: Urea beacs 11 per
peci. ba.kat.
sgUASSll Itorr.t-groan. aummer. at tOttSxi
per bu. l-.fe. '
i'. KROTS - Hom-gToitn MffTSo per tiil
Mirhlcun tiaKc par Yf, ll.
4;IMII4-Slf.w at Sa- per 'l-bu. tak.C
HL'i:I!AI:i i-cii.'ASH-lcaCc per tu.
Mlarellaaeoaa Marketa.'
OR ASS SEItpf'-New timothy 3.71:.41 fee
th irwnlh aril U.i't..r rarlv shiprn.ut. cllvar
uU other varlttla not quotable.
SUNFLOWER SIED-tot aa!. at 13 ptr V
lbs.
KAFFIR CORN White (1.01 per t3 Iba. ca
trk.
CASTOR BBANS-SalaUe at 12 IS per bu. fcr
ear lats and 1I..I. for rr.ai:r quantltlas,
I'WHl FRI'1T Evjpi.ral.-1 p Iriar R!r.
at rrom ISi''- for tha p..otT tua III to t -o
f..r choice, and 7c for fancy. qu.v.trr at froia
StTSe. hop" at le to ISc p-ellnxs at ftti
latt-r fcr bl.acred; run drlcl app.es at front
liable. New iachaa tuisc.
lirlANr. ANl I'l.As- (.'u-jt- on order, from
tore, per lb.: White h-ar.. 11.754. 1 ttj; Scotch
tar.i, ll.wal.U: .pllt peaa Il.M: blacksrs
UjZ 7i pr th . lama bran. ."U7c: Mntlls i
red kldne; b.a.ia 1-ac. ftl.it. baai. Intcar Ma
oa E- trk. rM at IL-iai.a; oountry at Tlo b
ttdk
HONEY Comb Nn. I white el-.er at 119
IV; amb-r olor jSfe:'-; inferior, br ken. dark,
tSWao. d- ll cana 6Stir: Infrrlor !..
MMr-S-yyote. par II. : Uray mlx-i lSle:
xray. tain ond block mixed lVtrlrj" i.rcwn
.i.ti HI-, k ml! 14;3I-e. macMna-picka.1. x !
lc. XX ISU4. . XXX 4S
JVi .V.V-V..X
lX lajliao;
eavra r.:ac a. . i.ij.-rir i-a
J
at'l-;i:A..i; iju i: or. ur-lar. fn-l nrcmrt
d-livarv r i tct li 11 f..r .t la.id. 11 -"
VI-4) fcr al. hoop Ir'.n-taiund. 1141 f.lr .Ight
fcuaip .to . oak pork bid- $.j fr Joo-l n 1
I13t f.,r lp,r.-lK,ur,d. (.!.. I.-. gt t. fir eluht.
hoc.p. Lraut l.Ma I. '!.. half btla ,7. do.
k-aja .a.. do clrks 11.41. .laek-wrrk bbl" -ei.r.t-r.ocp
r.t.ur J7c. Ml,...,, . zc ru-id-hp
d is- rlcht-hccp auxar M rix-ho.);,
1 1. 4Bo. mill-run arple 31c. No. 7 do JSj. maal
13;. ats-hocp tin., -j. f..ur-hp do liM
COTTON-.-al.ia 4lf- Wlntar white S7e: yet.
low -4.-. a-.mn.-r whit. lie. j.iiow lie; tsalaj
J7c; vatiM nlt 2c; fallow He. j
CAfTOIt Olla-ln lots f 7t gala er oxer at
lt-V: tr lb for No I and ft'4o for No. la
bile., smaller qiMBtltle So tar lb. nvir.
FEATIIUtS-ITtm wl.lt. liwo -. 'in small
&4-. .rd n .a-xa tk-a. Sl prim, t-ray do
K-i tn small and 17c la large) ak. . o'd iwhlta t
tt?Ja,X. K: N "J3W. XXX t-atle;
A XXX J-. tare 11 per cant er. am.ll rka. r.l
X oa largft. Lrarka White 2c; daik 2o.
Turk latl cla.r. 23c. tall ar.d aklrts Uo.
wlnr. tlaair. c. tall. wlna. body, choice, tc,
'Msan(7,olr. tn. tcaldeL mat cr aaraagard
stork worthlass
ItoTa-.naerg at KM84 f-r axaraga raw
Caltta, but at't-imy. Waa,ly. ate. I -; CUltta
at.. nomlral: la ly a!:p,.r 14c. sr.aca' tM5.a-t
Sink If trclden a.tt II f'.r prima dry black So.
t appla- Z. asaka T.'K.l anazllcaift.-; ata..
h rl. cf r t 1c. mark cf tr. 1c. bitavi JV;
blnrrlii; 4 Aavatra lark ef n-ot fce. alii
gincar . r.'.rarl ic blk enbci-h !
l:Ci:.-nVA.v-4uoia erlm. at Xc perl lb.: all
lmiut, rflut tr.tai lor f-sa '
IiKKIt SKINS. ETC-Out of teaaon f.omtnal.
Qe.ta-. ;-r b ITlina- Arr aailna at lid: blarw
tail do at 11' infarl.r ktaa; anto'cp tr-iSllc:
goat IMtli: rach. 1
HIII1T:P PELTla-ShearKntaj trl lrri rang
from 4c ti 40c aicl for current takat-off dnr
do from IV : ie and ells:,! at I'j.-. tier
fallen m:-: ir IU. for heavy thriaaasa t.
IV: for lUht. I
LI.NVElaf. OILa-Crioabl !n lot. frorn t to 1
Ml. at 43r pr cat. fjr raw and 42; fol- ben.,!.
PEC.'s-05ar.ai llsht aivl aa- ttrg Vt Ts I?
P.o for Weatcrn and at 7l7Se for Ts.
'ENITI- Quote fanr.art atock a: 2flHe for
ir.ra m n - .or r-a;
lt.r.K At 12 3.-4 f.
bbr.
pORIIIt'M-Uiote prima ra. at 21c
l-vl CORN-1.
isji v.THi. ii't
ii'l aa waa at S..30 par 1W
ft fir wblte oej faib.
BROOM OORN Firm: rn darr.tad as rirv.
Vaot.- Ok'ahoma braafc. per ton. Is rar !oia oa
trk at frcn l far ordle.irr to po for rio!a.
IlONKRBaeacha-l In car Iota a.n trk. jh atSe
H per ttr-atrare- bii 1:0311. I
HOP!" 3rot: Na-w Tork at 21tT72o; trate-i
at rifrllc. foraaam at tie ts tie. no market fer
na;: I'ta or nrar-uy amwia.
Mttj: HUOAR sanetatle car lb.
at IHr; far
Eastern and il'4i ro- cars.!.
rV1,4P 1P.ON AND METAL-Per
'5 lt.s t
Wrouaht and haa-ry eaa at 4.c: ma
an' braakaa. He: a-crre Ite: llaht
t b-aa ti.ifl:
haa-ry !,na its. copptr llo; a.o 13. M
n.71- ne-..- j;i
a.so 13.M; Psaal
EMPTT UARREI-Oaal edl. gaaeltna. nash
tha. ar'rva alcohol ar.d nrpaxtic 17. ti: wlca
It w hlaky T.H"-, llsxaaa. atrnlal. mlbarr oSI
: .BaeRlr.a oil -- otl. win o whlakr. aall
Kt.'j. tjv t.,r and truo te: paint ej4ar: tar
He: rlonr -:. waaar :7S. krsut .oSaoW.- -!-k;
We kraut half tbta He; stckie do.1 biokaa
keaTa er atr.
Taraeallae aad Maata.
aarar.-ah. (lav. BsV Turner. tine 1
Roatn firm. , ABC 12-11: D SX.7. at
ft; r 11 J5t ' P t If C. I KG; X K:
fi 141. N ItTO. v r, 11 II; w itr (.as
N-w Tork. tt. 1 -T-.irser.tla. ins: sn'
4AV- Rts at'.ly. rtralnad. cnsaoi to gnod.
.7JX.X
riaseeetl tjaatallaaa.
v7h!caar. Sett. 15 Flaxed wxa sttxttW t t
Sawer- oot No. 1 cloaaM a 22c bte mtm 2Co. t
North was., aold at Wat cloatr Mda JCc
aaaroh. rva1p-a wan 14 ears Dadttta axat
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