The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

eovery and in Minnesota It is thin and heading
short With small head.; In South Dakota q SEN
rains. though. to what extent 10 uncertain. as
Sis aa nsaas a.e IN %ee %as ana sSme a sDRes Srt isTspa ,Se
crop has experienced Improvement. The general
where shortened by drought In Wisconsin. Mia
nesota., the Dakotas ana portions Of Nebraska.
BY excessive rains IN the south Atlantic and
East Gulf States. Further itrprUvemenr is -
States. especially in lat. meadows. a far yield
being promised in Indiana and Illinois. Ha, ing
Is now in progress In the more northeriN sections.
The big corn crop makers are at work again.
the Orange judd Farmer reporting an area al
ready in OF sisss.1s acres-9o,.o ai acres larger
than a year axo-and planting still going IN
Last years bis crop before harvest cost the bears
a good deal Of money.
The English cat crop at the end Ct MAY was
looking worse than for many seasons previous.
put IN France oats had improved and in Hungary
the crop was satisfactory
-omaha-Dama b5 wind and hail r-ported
In Richardson. johnson. Sherman. Howard.
HAYS. Hi;cheork and Sheridan counties.
mAhilsne. kas-whea' harvest BEGAN heie
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.
Market-Receivsd 20 cars ioesl
local nsiisfs. who p Cleaned up all SUCH Sneged.
Two cars new wheat were in. both grading No.
from SoutI.a.s missouri tes;ed sSi. lbs. and
auctionsd on Al Soc. the other from Okiahonla
sasnpie. cid NS III" ; ed s a. ar az sSs ssrly 70 ny 70
,a,tsr this and f side: No: 3 red a, 80 &C; M,
hard nomiuSnt .5a.s,rc. offered at ia,isr~snd
\. 3 dc. at ross. 10. : spring scid a, Sc:
No , do a. q: No. 4 do, at ssas'c: No. , white
coRN.rssh market-Receivei .2a SKIS. and Sc
den-'nd sin iln,i5et. on trE.-No sold al u.
9iii=e. Nc. , at il": No ? yellow al t3c. and 10
81, on the ear hrough; Ilac;
eATs-cas, y cars local:
stronger and a mnoh better demand. though en-
siIely .ecai; offerings small On ,rk-No, ? at
"a No, 3 al 2sa:''.c: No. ? Narthern 2c bad
v whi,e rs snls 80 2 whiSs r".ih GIG; No; 3
market, but No. , non.inaliy wcrth
FLorR-A further advance in price of -four
vas nsCessita-ed by the further advance in
wheat. but the demand continued very ,,uer.
tons on soft WINTER whea, fiour a. follows: Pat
spfs s. :sos4 st.atshts ss.I5d3. 90; extra fancy
o. Had winter in ju,e SKIS. s2.a5a2. 80 for
nskers: S,7@rs for straights and s.ioas.5e for
RyB F~LoUR-Jobbing at 81 in SKIS and 50 q
coRNMEAI--s2.esa2 10: pearl meal. gri,s and
MILLFEED-HiGher For bran in .arg. SKIS.
nr m now nid F. ,Tk.: and sales IN if3-ib, six. q,
small. At mill safes at s7Qssc. Al depo, SOLD
az Ssf 6 in lars. * .hoise bran in iarse sks;
e ,o:n hTar this side sold at lac. For wheat
'tar :. ir8. &c bid hate in ii" DAY.
through; shipped 30 ,ons. s;.sdv far timothy.
WIN choic" sought after and very scarce. 50
very daii. Ch6-,e c;over also in demand. Prairie
rsn5nHes mi. triS.s On rk- low
rs, for No. 1. sie.s5ai1 Tor No ;; :s.:5T
10 FOR No. 2. Hrairie-sS.sO for choice. s.. n5rs
,Tr No, J. S'g..ao for No. > sass, for No. 8.
GRASS sEEDs-Per I) lbs Mile, 20. to STA
81. y; t,m o lure br5s b German clover al s: 70
"E : .eis2p at Sc TO ss Orders higher.
in u steadily at $50. but nothing do
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