Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
COMMERCIAL.
sr. LOUIS MARK En-.

februaEy ., 1874.
The river ia still falling and IN no respeet iias
there been any change favorable ~ = revival OF
business. several Or The lsaiiuE markets have
weakened In feeling within = day isr.txo, and
saturday wheat nai corn let down stiyhtly,
Flour was Inactive, but sales co,.- s'srd flrm,
and there WAS 40 qrotablc change. spring
wheat was dull, but choice winter was In better
movement, though Mt easier prices. MILLER, were
Offering low prices nils rouTtd. Nos. Sand =
were lower, and oon!non grades were at Q de-
cline OF &c to sell, aud weak. Mixed aud ynllow
corn on the other side were steady, but lower on
! this side; whitc mixed was stcndy. There was
nothing of Importance doing In sacked grain.
Uats were quiet and unchangeu. No change In
barley or rye: hes. grades Of The former wanted,
but pcare.ly any Offering. but dark and low
grades are oil very slow sale. Cotton WIS firm
and Unchanged. Hemp unchanged. Nm salcs Of
tohaecoi there is little or no old crop IN the
market. The next sale NJ the warehouse will
take place Tuesday.
Provisions were lirin but not ~luo.sb!y changed
in prices. Por.i ruled firm. Dry salt meats
were stlif but quiet. Bacon was frni, but fe.
trai;sactions were reported. There were inti-
nations of considerable sales Of both DRY salt
meats and bscon, but nothing definite was made
known. Lar, ruled stif.
1ha hog market Saturday was s;ii from small
arrivals. Receipts since November |, 1872, 3d.
"a, against .3s, LOO In the Same period Tia
Killed TO yesterday. 5l1. $40, against 4l9, OF. all
last season. The probability 10 tina; the siaugis-
ter by packers this season 10 its Gloss VIII agsre-
gaze nearly or qaitc go, o1.
Sales On 'Chanys Saturday.
TOBACCO-No salrs Saturday. Ws quote
nav ernn. lu,-v sSsa, comm, an leaf q h0Hi 20.
medium leaf sSs9 50; good leaf siOGni2. No fine
offering. Light weight packages socGs q 100
lbs less than thesv quotations.
IiEMP-We quote inferior aud common nn-
dressed hemp Sjo@1o; fair and prime do sI"yS6;
strictly ;rini, and choice do vt s5JGi9o; dressed
hemp SIS@i45; standard hacklcd tow nuninal
Il: SIS; low grades do S51Gs55 per ton.
/, WUEAT-Receivcd 1,5li bu. Spring-Sale
10, 90 ba Minnesota to arrive on the opening of
navigation p. I. Fall-Sales: Red, by Grnde, >
cars No 1 in st. l.. elevator 81 72, decline.
Rr sample, l car on East track S! 30, 2 cars del
81 5&9l e., ! do No IN ditcrranein del 81 20, 9
do NJ 1 del 81 -, l car del (Northern) 81 IS,
car del at 81 50, II cars mixed red aud white in
special bin Eas: st. Louis elevator 81 81. l car in
81. l.. warehouse 81 90, 4 cars del 81 %, , cars
del 81 ?St!, l car in st. L.. warehouse ut 81 o.
C~OItN-SaieJh hulk in East ST. Louie, on track
j car rejected at 2sc; : do do 29c; ) 40 do SGhc;
3 cars Ne mixed Sc; Is do do S.c; ) d. do 3.hc;
5 ears No2 white Iniye cd 1t sc; 5, 900 bushels do
seller February in Advance elevator 39c. ST.
Louis elevator AMI warehouse-2 cars No : mixed
35&36c; = cars No white mixed ut ilc; l car No
= mixed &c del.
O~ATS-Salcs5 cars No 2miycd on r. track 29c;
= cars do and rejected .Sc round. st. Louis cle-
vaior and war,housc-l Car choice rejected 3ic;
. cars No . mixed SI1I@32c; q S. h. sks white
3sc; "A new burlaps white-mixed Sc; III SKIS
surprise 45c del.