The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-16
DECLINE CONTINUES
WHEAT oFF-CoRN BETTER.
WHEAT FAIRLY FIRM
START BIT WEAKENED.
There Was But Little Speculation
in Corn and Oats, hut These
Markets Were BETTER.
a1f.e ~f:suuoi.,.


LTllgc fs1E.'l,
Thursday NnN' ~ -
TIE Gav naruef Oh change .A'S
wild, IA, situation IN speculative grains
- .z-..4- aud a, -,a- Some con-
s"h'sN i"' ""' .,.. .35apit,
slH'f''i' 'i-' II
movement az pf. 'tA't "'
was made plainly evident later. "l'
-;l,- tn, tendency Ms toward d ir'l'i 'i'"N
l., 50. r,ss.t,. ~ -re cheaper Strains, wnfch
3, .,r,.,.- h;. WHICH resulted in
"". 49,. e.. ,-f,..s ,,, inc close
q Si'-at hi."''' ,r.a,
a. th" Gay w inc ''"', n,
showed considerable HHa'F.lh.F
disnC~i,inn 20 advance, .r7 then Z" IAN
In, ,r. rrt,o changes being ~.,nir'a To a
,..-- .,r5 rho market Eiat:. 30
''f ~ =, ..a trade either
progress - "'t -, ,s,r.,n.
WAY until near ICON. N"' '
Of weakness. winch ~ ''''''' WIS -
yorr,-a -.u9Elv. ..i prices sank lower a''
-.. ,,-r ,ra rr..s- when there was
Tow. - ,pa close WIS an a
" -. -, q, ,,br- Grains. There
par WIN VIZ ''' .,v time
were 10 s'-Hlhcaif ''t'" -
5,,-i-s- tho session asI 'ut iEt'le tranl'|'
-, ~. or ...-,gt:sa. Il 31N aUG Gn-
~ -, ~ .5r.i,e being Witnessed
Interesting S'1'H 'i aH'"S
ali the Why through.
-, rz..s rt,a been
That tn TahNs ~ w. 10, .l,y or
ndAE'aat-s 'h' N.,-ya
twa nv S7ld-out IouGs. who have pe'"''S
d,sc!,sref A. the refusal of III" 'o'a. wheat
mark, to rce7oud 10 conditions ttat we're
II m3hF %aEs '"' y.s made
Iotni since me 70 ~. ,r,s not much
That was bGilisn to-day. so Ice SURF hat
-ha tr3da seemed tn ignore TIE little 'hd'
c.n,c 20 hand Tie market rris morning L.
"clEeo no "''p iL'lL -. - mich
IN" opening 'l,''t''9t "a. -. exnactca
hst.sr ;i.f Hs sr. iM'( ,an 1r.t in response to
oy- lat-,iown Yesterday. oncuing hNt $"
,nna- an. declining I'D more later. The
receipts were moderate Hess. ~ - l.,
ed at Si.iS2 hu., an" me N.iE'''i no
the Northwest was expected to Trduee lAe
nl':s, neor Il. he mil side. and the market
a ~ -iveIv f-nl. vita some
T5'sc for May. which vas Pr5etee.s 49,
same as these months closed EsStgtu'S,
a,,Sh TOR sale than the market went of.
. 80 on,.y 20 7lc and May to
zee. the latter sh2wils n.ns' fc',o 7 7is@. to
olcatins a sMt'ciAIz y stsr news was
Nay on ne Par par t T@ie that received early
I'D more idNoi aoie ~ ,pa ,na-E.- was
even less SO: IN 3aS" Tybe 5 5av, nc "iearances
Iaes'S .tS M H., 4, t5n,,r and wheat, bIit
the totals for the %eeh W. M I'm An
larger than last "seh: ~ 80 gAyf week
othe: increase IN me siS.,'e vs. a.. mmnSbarsei
VAS predicted. ana Berlin "ds M ~ -
aud Buda-peStn Only &c ptt'S Jrnmn5ia tsjv
ct!ned to taisAlc. oat aITfoSS Ne bast
reacted 70 as higa as wII.;chS aid not
price OF the gay "hi!e Say: AN
sell below '5c. went up 10 '''7S'
-o,, 80 otbsr side wera
ex tree 5aHs BAD sPd oper9ts$ gpGsyoran@ o.
upon the marhet Iere aLu etSsG" : : chow
in n a Gn2sia LiTsS a r %aT ard s5'S Seciine s. on -, sy-
cessive supplies. and Loh13h STiurteu - -,
goes quiet and eaSrsr, NJ Gsats Sorth7
western markets we're again si,aii an n 80
eago and Duluth were said to aye snspss1
10000 hu; between tim. THIS ,a"I 1hel
failed to develop anFthlns i'at Wa -
ttcula-ly new or interesting AZ ILi.s In M
and ruled slow WITHIN a slpaa rense' Ia "a
selling up TO lic tallnE bdcA 70 &c az
then %reactlng to Ilsal4c, %hle may SOU
at 1oisTAc, down to 'bc ana up 10 ,o's. ~
There was nothing OF Interest 70 elmer size lGe
developed in the news or ae';2hs 90 tne
market thu last nan hoLr OF ttG $500.
Prices were Irregular anG uhsetLLen. oui me
range was very narrow. There was notaiLis
encouraging 70 be gotten out OF the casn
situation. the loads taken ior export
amounting to only n There was some
buying late, however, but Dec cld no go
lsc off for the day. May sold at I0l.2 10
T5ji 33.c and closed unchanged from yestrr-
day at 75is@r4c Nov. was nominally &c
lower at Tic
-. -,,s
Corn ruled very quiet during the :ay ana
there were few features of interest to trad
ers developed. The bi zZard raging in the
Northwest, and which was said to have eN-
tended into Nebraska. Iowa and Illinois.
might check the crop movement TO market.
rent, the movement was small west OF the
Mississippi. but quite large east OF the riv-
er. The receipts at primary markets. &c
arainSt 40. go tu last wear, ST. Louis re
osiv,ng IS, go hu-. as against IS. go hu, a
year ago but tn, shIpments were liberal 8
az no S,, ocG tba 5av'. cIea ra p Scg n 4
~. - a $50, - . -SG 0It tr, Gov ,Lf
ou, IS,'-'g ~ -
Neek' aS cgmpaieu WI o'no-.v w. -
heavy and declining. the close being. -
Hover foT the day. There was bat steht
change in prices here during the early hotrS
and no trading of consequence. In fact
during the first half hour nothing vas done
eeoossss' 80 dsc: Mas omet ~ &c hnMet u
een9SS ~ b.,-S- a.. o., M ~
solu se.t.t a. oSiS- aoou tish ut
nann was reporte4 anu exporters sue ina
foreigners were aI:er TINS gram, alG hert
exporters were blda.ig Sn'ac IQr No. = +. o
ct the seaboarj. This had & strengtllenins
effect late and Dec. sold and closed &c III
at sissc and Nav &c higher AT 35I-c yaa
closed noninal at s35so and \oy t., batftr
AZ esc rnr,nal
-. .
ihe loGai tutuiG Oa% Ha'Att Nds slIolS
uIt rEH. aultt ihs strong tone was dG'
"H'iS LIS iHCl 9Hat tle movement Il