Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
COMMERCIAL
ST. LOUIS nlaRNET.

ST.. LOUIS MA
sATrnpAr lI.-In trade circles NO new der.l.
opnirnts transpirrd to.,lsy worthy Of any
especial note. The markets, both OH the street
and on u hansr, were characterized with much
the same general features as those noticed In our
las; report. The second election for Srcond vice
rr silent ofthr W., r~chant's T. chs n &c took place
yesterday. with the result el.-winrr announced.
but it'd not dCtract very materially from ti,~
usual ecu rsc Of husin,ss. The weather WIS In.
trnsriy cold, and ice formed rapidly 10 the river.
although the sky was r!aIoNf cioudlrss, Lu. the
sunl-an,s hal TO warmth.
Flour was duh sn,l unchanged. with no move
mcnt Of consequence, bat holder, were Hrm In
their demands.
The what market was quiet and comparatively
steady. There was iir;nrr irrlins Ia spring.
" Which wa. -parinsly offered, hut wanted n; 81 -
eel ~. for No. =. Regular winter wheat VIZ,
inactive, but the market was reported steady
and holders irnt.
The receipts OF corn were li.h', and with
sinail supplies Offering. and u steady good de-
rIand. Prices are we'll maintained and ARE
lrEn; NJ. . white mixed sold On this side at
;5S,c. and NJ. . mixed were ;irm n, SIC in 81, va
tor.
Oats con'inuc to rule frIn, AMI prices arr
strong, in view of the fact that the stock is not
large aud but small supplies are coming furwani
No. 2 in elevator on this side sold ut .1i,c In
elevator, and same grade On track, east side,
sold Il, 2Si,c.
Rye ruled lull but was held firmly under a
scarcity. Prime is salable at 13c.
Hay was luie; and firmly hell for prime anil
choice. Hides continue in good demand and are
firm. lIishw!nes were lower but In fair demand,
with sal, 5 at Ole.
In provisions there Was a moderate movement,
only, and the market WAS quiel and witl.u,
change. some sales of m,Es pork were made.
but the terms were not made public, We quote
standard 3: 81 .5Gsis, with sales OF tome extra
heavy ". o, orders at si2 Is. Dry sailed meats
sold on the basis ef4d4iic for shoulders; G@6Sc
FOR clear rib, and6.%si.c for clear sitcs. Bacon
was quiet, shoulders Size; clear rib siac, AMI
clear sides :.sSc-all the above packed. Sugar
cured hams We've steady. Lard was steady and
frm.
In live stock the receipts ofiirc hos were more
liberal, anu the market was lower ut the range
OF So 50 to 81 IS per 100 lbs gross. Cattle were
comparatively steady, if anything, stronger
HEMP-Strietly prime and choice addressed,
shorts and good hacked tow steady and firm
inferior to medium grades not want d; dressed
scarce. We quote: Un,lrcssc,l ut S5gd6o To
S1OGtsso for common TO good and prime, and SIS
to SO SIoo for strictly prim. to strictly choice;
dressed Sita9l6o: shorts sloo8IIo; standard
hachiei tow sI0-common do nominal ut $50 90
ESQ %. Sale, II bales undressed a, ss5.
COFFEE ADvkSCISG.-CoTte has been aiyap-
cling for two months past. aud it is the upi.i,n
of the trade that i. will continue to advance FIR
some time, as an effect Of the sll"r. pr,iuriiuu ul
the Crpn 0f ffp World wv ;lE mast y~,r V I,,.,, =
stated at a, 0oo tons less that the pro lac, .; ISL
Coffee is worth I6;is2Oc gold in New York for
common to choice Rio, aud with gold illta and
7oc freight and drayase. the cost Laid d,wn in
St. Louis ismadc IL. i5G.3.Of. We quote conf
mon TO choice Rio To-day at 2on9a4Sc.
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LEXINGTON MARKET.
wooi-t5h TO u for combing, fleece % to IS.
~Butier-choice vel. roll, neatly wrapped % 70
p; fair to good: ls!:; white and common, 10
and ns s,issaaaa !, S's SS,a s 81 e 81 20 to 500 medium
rrovisions-S. G. hams, Is to aOc, county /,
to I6s
Sides@-clcar, sfol9.
Shou'ders-TtoS.
Lard-5 TO q.
FlourEchoice NIX AS do bbis 900, good
second rate 1 90;
Corn meal-6Jc.
Salt-kanawhu, 3 20.
STOttTlt>-BruWl SHEET 10 10 liz TX, e.. lS
to IL; A. liz To Is; crushed iia to l6.
Teas-so to 2 90.
CoG.e-choice, &c to e, fair "A TO IS; o. G.
Jara, 81 to 33A.
syrup-sugar loaf. 81 90 to J 10 golden, 90.
Molasses-s. II. as; common 30.
Eise-iD tD t3s.
Ctecse-N. Y, eOc to sc; English Dairy 80;
Young America IS
Petper-3O To ~; pure ground, 40c.
Alspicc-a5 to ~.
Honry-l5t 10 20c.
T~llow--6S to IL;
f.~athcrs-prime. Sec;
EfeSwaN-3si
Coal oii-i0c pc Ecl.
Grain-sNo. ,aheat, $50 to lso.--No.21 % toI 70
Oaas-2s to 81.
Corn-hbi, l % to ! u.
Sundries-onions 20 10 l 90.
Aprles-Iriesi. bu. l 90 TO 1 50
Pcachcs-tiri.d tu:t5c.
P0tatoes-4o 10 soc.
Beef-on foot 4 Ia 5; qrs SO tn g.; cut 8 to 10.
Hocs-on foot 2 as To s %. Drcsset, J i5 10 I
Dry G~ooiS-priuts SCI to lss.
laa.; fine brown : Is to 4 .oi lot si.eiins ~ to
as: Crash, les to 70.
Cotton-bieached l2s to 20.
Canton Flauneis-l6a to is.
Tickings-aO to so.
Table linen-50 to ! 50.
Jcans-b TO 7 ~.
Casimeres-i % TO 2 %.
Paper canbrtc-D.
Spool cUtton-iOk; 1 90.
Carsets-.J to J o.
Hides and pelis-iry hides is 70 l7si srsea
hides &C;
sheep peits--7s to > CO..
Deer skin.-,ry. !~r 10. 355sec-
MinA-lflnlr, 81 %.
tter-saaf.
~Coon-prime, Jc.
Muskrat-S TO l1c.
S~kank-33450.
Hemp-CoIumoa 4ofo % "olisfs- thoiee sEo
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