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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-08

FIATHEItS-S t'a,!F. iI.n's lj,g geese. in snail
Saa. -. it Large 81. itn. gay 49, '-! wn!-s o.,
l,s.c. y -S8C. NJ lrr-o-. Any l"Pi2r: NNEX
DC. Chicken Sc t~uFeE-iHI a." wing Sc. point
eis a. ~inE and tail ~: wing ana tai and
POINTERS &C. body p. LuCE-NEIte CT sc: dark
a. e
D~Ei-RShl.S. Itf.-lTime G~"e~Skins Sc por
IL, Texas ii, -c; antelope a. per u, goat :.
u 35u .a-L-tanldE.d uIt.
i~sJO1S-G.Uscne II from So fnT small TO 81 -.
fox l1Ist. lady shipper al &C.. = ncoa 1T 80. IrnH
at IA. E8u.cu seat ~ t>'- Ma. a.Ifs al 80.
sUaE. al &c: BLACK -. .g7'iIna at.c. NpuS.-
lark uI root g. bark ui Lr' .-. blpod -.
bldefag &c; ~skGIicap leaves &C., sdssaaas hasx H.
w!id -,nEer l..
SHEEP p-ltE at 5Ac 10 So,
according to amount < vol yn them. lanh ~
.jtJ"-SyuthCrH G,sl~.. hearings at .Bg.-.
Dry stock. :a!itn. exc. S44- p,; 10.
Az not. At 80 IeT a.. iur prime.
hItlt.p FItUIT-qa."t ANA uLrGaricc. offer
ii IS Light. quote apple. EyEr- ~I;tug7
at 81. T. &. TIA t.Is AZ slgG t. q. ,anis At
i.aStc: Feelings al -. SGa-1ri-d- .u1rt,.s IT
sc H. SAc; cr.ls ana ~Ir,aIas neglected; ua p.ic,
quotabl.. T.l'u",-F ,.cy tlupa.afc! Uryec.gI
Lais'h TT 4c; :Gn-ITi.I a. E, To- 80.
bl;lEn GiszEN fEA%F.IuhhllG from store
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Pork quiet; lard steady.

Pork quiet; lard steady.
porl;-New standard johbing. Z. o. b., 81.
Lzrd-r0Eicc steam Z side $50.
Greer EIns-on basis Sc FOR 15 and IS aver
ares in car lots r. side: other averages in ratio.
From the block. delivered: Hams SC IN SIG. bel
lies 7Tsc 10 igc. as In average. New York Shout
- 5. Meats-Exi. lots iohhins: Extra shorts
.Ac: cribs and clear sides .s.c: bell es sisrs7.c,
as IN average: plates $50. Higher On snail
orders.
Bscon-Bxd. s. c. meats jobbing: Breakfast
bacon 9tc for heavy 90 ike Tor choice Hight:
hams g2,c TO I0I.r. CALIFORNIA;, &c: New York
Shoulders 6s.c. Plain smoked bxd. nea's-EHtra
shorts sac: c'ribs ana Clear sides SIC; bellies
sssc 30 tasc. as in average; plates 'i4c- Higher
on small orders.
country LSrd-6g6-c. according to quality and
Ykss.
Ole -Stear:ne-At CSC.
~Taliow-Conntry No. / sc: No. , 3-.Qic.
G~rease-Sniall irregular lots country: Brown &c.
yellow Sac. white S2.c. Packers stock. Brown
:%.GS-sc. yellow 4T4isc. white 4s.asc.-
fseef-On orders ~RIld.-PIste SIS. Fulton
Market sill: dried AT lSc 10 lai.c per ID: tongues
at lJiar per ID. or IS per doZ.
Poultry. Game and Ycals.
LIVE POJLTRY-Chickens - Straight young
&c: old ROSTERS B.: broilsrs &c. TuTkeys-
Choice dressing stock Sic: thin and poor less.
Ducks &C.. Geese ,top-f.dtDcrsib 5i.C. Old pig
cons and squalls. p,T doZ. toC-
DRESSED POtLTEY-QGote scHlGed and tn
drawn. with heads and LEGS On: Turkeys AZ n
&c per Il. Chickens el2g'c. Ducks .l=sc. Geese
GANE-we quote choice. select. sweet stoci.
only: CGail-Undrawn SIZE, drawn .l-35. Tra..is
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No. : red so,l n, 7oa7,c: No. ! at sSaGsc: No. :

No. 9 red sold at 706-c: No. 4 at saGG'c; No !:
hard It 6sE. s5ga-c latter fancy; No. ) hard al
CoRN-Casl rrarks;-p rcciyoI less sks. AMI
s ears local and ~ cars ,hroqsn. E!.n an
t @,s, ~ s''s sample n s"'. s%I,Sari. 80. : at sc. a., n
st4.cli 80. ; At Ss'.e No : at So; Ne %,s : ir'I at
s'G Glr y. : %h~l5s sr * Il sa3iiv'tSi :, *. % cars
.nI market sun IN Whit. tut miAed ut So
tTai. Hy sample s~Httrhe4 v 20 81, &;
w!itc 4. 80. ~ : white 81 2fa2''' NJ. : 40
Y S:rsas an, in dcrreri. Little spot o.
fred ani NJ. : s-labic al 90. Il s".'ins 70 Ar
FLHIE.A very quI., trade ari n-a-Iy all N
domestic u"corrt. Is d~if-rgn'e TOO wide tL;"tyl
cable bios aud .elIers' prices {" ally =; tal"f
ore as follows: Patents &.-5G&a5 .. ~St.1isnts 50
"a =. extra fancy 49," y. 'l'tE $50" i'
S. - III Jesrs. &sei'i for s~;ra';his and
Try. FIuUR-Jgbhins a: s. IN sLs. ard SIS IN
SCoENNEAI~t.: rcagl msa,. srits and hominy
NuLFEED-Cui,-. tVt n'm. nrnana gn'a!!
C. IN larsc and - IN small ks; hull, At -:
skl. r.ix~l f--i AZ - ara u:ils at = 3. ~
m,i lrlq, i.ha At mi eales At - Ton.
.ErolSh. shipped 81 tens. The rainy weather !.
hut ~ ces were very frm. a. surIiy .til s,al; :,
Demand ualut. local AMI best sai,-
far choice. sIHgl4 for X. /, 81 5oEl2.-o fsr y.
= Si'itu for ~. ). pr1!-i- 81 G-l r. - :
s.a8l".-5 Tor 80. > S'ae.so for 40. ). Clover
Masa, q TX 8. H9s re ;,,s IS .zs
a.. rcit-T. - for chaT t. $ fr fancy; Ia.l.ct
StSr6R BEANs~Ria SIS, per bu. foF primo
r i nI rGr i'' I I12; TT m.a s' ss s,,.
iIkitInur at q for sosI Missouri! md
So. &c. chemical hard and dts,lv"r aed he'd at
sfFiTrn-Duu ard weak at si.o7a -el.:s.
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-Beefbohm's rsy1ew of The foreign conditions
conditions in England contiR, e from s.ng TIE
weather has also besn god In France. and the
prospects are ~premisirg for Tie .I;uun-sswn
grain. The weather las teen mild in the io~
countries and Germany naiins t. rauli growth
cot the crops. Roumania and Bulgaria reports
continue favorable, and Russian advices are
The cash business IN Chicago THURSDAY was
Northern and 6s.0Oo bu- ~ungrsjed spibs, BESIDE,
bought lS2. 30 bu. whea, and 900 . bu. co \. De
5.1s lu waeat. Z.soo bu. corn. 5000 BIT. oats
-Broomhall cahled tina. their Argentine agent
cables: The harvest prog ress;ny fayorab;y."
"A direct cable IF, n snow. who ia now in the
With hsTses, IN tire Froyinces Of Santa Fe ami
Cordova- Dry weather continues in Buen"s
az aree m 1ae sahins h si,a,r = i t9ai we eaH.s s, r5es
ditions have !nproyed aai harvest will COM
has had experiences in Aiding crops-on paper.
wheat Mans s AiSe sa,as fs1 ai re5n tni sss Msst s.s,os S Ra:
wheat and $500 BIZ. corn last week, and 712;eo
week last year; since January / that eeuntry
oes bu. Tss sh.ppsd au,ins same per ID asst ;ear.
There has been a large movement Of what
from the Pacific Coast TO the East fcr some time
New YORK via .ne Northwest anc more 9: less
large receipts at Minneapo is last %onisy. it
seems. were due to 100 cas- arriving from the
THIS weeks receipts OF corn at Liverpool were
exceptionally large, anlGuntins TO 2%5s.Y9 ou
where the week before they were 800 bu. and
a year ago s9J.H0 bu. Wheat receipts were SIS
00 bu. this week. against 355. 900 bu. last week
and III. go bu. last year.
The worlds exports OF coin this season. since
January ]. have shown a decrease Of about 90
coo. 0e bu. compared with last year. and about
10000 bu. compared with two years ago.
--latest advices from the Argentine state that
ocean freishts continue very firm. ard steamer
room is Is per ton higher.
The Nortwestern markets predict a large in
crease in their wheat stocks. If this comes to
pass there may be an Increase in the wheat Wis
.sie.
WORLDS shipments of wheat for the week
will probably lie tie smallest in many weeks,
and that should cause amount aioat To decrease
considerably
The Modern Miner outlook: The winter wheat
crop is making reasonable progress. and few
damage reports are coming to hand. The dores-
tic Hour trade is fair, and the foreign inquiry IS
q trire improved. yet sales are at close h-u-es
Southwestern mills are generally running on. full
time. as many are SIN gold ahead. The volume
Of new business, however. ~ net encouraging.
Wheat receipts az primary points were KY
Goa bu, against J. c=i.i-V In, for two DAYS a week
ago, sS3.a 90 bu. one year ago and l.iS.hD h1.
two wears ago. Receipts at -. Louis. f..P hu-,
against 81. 80 oL. for TWO days o week ago and
IL iC3 bu. a year ago. PRIMARY shipments, Olf'
600 bu.
Primary corn receipts SEQ bu, against
st. Louis, against IS. 400 bu. last year. Primary
shipments. SO 900 hC-
Primary GA. receipts. 3iI.nO hu.. against
eqs. Goa bu. a year ago, s6.SO bu- at -. LOUIS; IS
agains. 500 bu. last year. ana primary snip
nen;s. lG;. COO hu.
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:. utECrl '';is T-:.- : fair triGl- rsr rr
southern cattle arrived r. IA led qgt;s ir-.!-
Of Texas steers. Fed ',r'" s't! - u, lower
and rEi-S steers. COW ctuEers and s'ork.s , t-ll
. RI. -ju.fl!y ste dv. II-. rlav r,-giT-- arg -.rS'r
81 car,adT. - against - I'll of Last week. 3D
tire Wrrs b.f1IA sll - tn sp-it>i n",;I- y *
a veal a-,. The day. GerlIn" brought -trers
own - where they ar Ca.r 4 little stronger
than - week ar". wn'l" cows and i"iic-s ard all
o.. sr..lJior- # tauuirg rc;1ir fig ire sllgS:iy
E:=r--. tIi.cs. y"IriinEs All s-ocis st-C.5 Tr-
lraiUs1 about al" same.
ysgIiiTE. s''i 1t $t.a t. So. ta.fs aEi oxen
at So, 3. <9.fr. SNr~ AMI wtNai cattle a: $40
;, 81 largely ~ s, = 20 s. -. and s;ocscrs and
,al uev s.a.r= 1T S..5. t. So.
AT,au-nS rud Tennessee yeIr'ireS .nlt - el.56
q, $50. mIinlv p S.aI Ia ts.n; calves at STD
20 So ~ i1 rs. balls. stays and oxen 1T
$50 L. go COWS grl -!ysl "at'tn ~ SI.S to
3. Ia. IN. !'uiS at SO u s. 81 n1i s;Hk steers
- 81 q, =. - N. largely ut g. = $50.
During the week -" Gar. i~lSlsi.rg today. Tex
p ~! !ulilu Territory calves. L. to - lbs.
ay,r-r". sa'i az s. 20 20 per ho.d. win the t':'k
-. Z. - ya.as Fuils sid ~ So to 49,: sr1gs
ant avon at 8. > - 80. arl cows and hsifers
~ 80 10 SIS with tHc hulk At go - 81.
Co., ,..r.-. 80 70 i.5' lbs. ayera-e. sod at
Dee to &C.. a&i - store. 80 - I%s lbs. av-
en- s1d al tc-Si T., .i.SJ. wi-h the bulk at
a g.. So.
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H,e5S-h moderate supply x logs arrived.
although the total nearly approached liberal BRO
rrI tiY!S. IRE market was under the in"U-1s-
- r-.tvo-aiIa advice. but ne sailing tr.s:.s.
rlI 10 bIsircss art only admitted = decline -
5t. in feet. some Of the hes: hog did 70: sell
Ht any decline, ftr several loads sold at :;
vorI! NOT have lr"-sh: ;J.d-;7 ~ thursday.
Decline or To deeiir.. IL was q s0cI uarne; AID
the buyers wanted all the hogs II they could
Iet them IT a talr Price Th- butchers bought
T. to 2I ~. hogs Mt 81? o to s.. Nth an average
r. ~'o' nd sr'"ier p1tt s1N. Tor a se!-ct
l.ttla bunch. 20 hs average. AL C;ass"s o.
u ers were operating.
The market Clu.,-i .isi.r tl1n & opened Thu
- 4 "a purchase consisted # ? 4rc head
90. lHs. avtragr. 1T N.&.. - pigs. I3I jhs.. at
g.; g end .u uigs. s. IRIS. average. rhlt cgs:
-, The Nelson N'.tis X co. Lass. IL; hog l.
- lie. average. COS; s4.se. with 60 head sob
PISS ~ SIS.
The hrIx " the ho-s. niGs ard tie s,-irtr =
Inu-sraa- offerings not considered. sold at G.*a
20 s:..7r. as against $40 20 ct-g.1. ~ Thurs
~ Piee ava light lich;s. 60 20 Ia lbs. aver
&C. n, $40 ." 81. IS. according "a Guaiitv: iieh'
bocs 80 10 H. HIS. sold ct $40 "a H.Sii.. the
NH al 81 - 70 - T. NetiUf1 WEIGHTS. - -
- ms, sold At sf.S5 to s5-t. tre bulk goin: AZ
sie, - si.e3i@. TIE heavy calls sold at 81 ="
"a - ard fair to best heavy hogs at si.Si %
4. Cod Il: ned ho@s Of si.s9 20 H.5". AMI COM
non 70 fair ~rriNtGrcs sod az 49, 10 st.,'.
! No. Az. Pr. No. A.. Pr. No. Az. y.
ia. si.:o ...Iss...si.:s 5l...Iss 81.
as Ts ST. a. go. sd
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RANGE Of
Receipts ami Shipments.


The fiaXseed market came practically 10
a standsti.I, witnoti: "a single transaction in
either spot or futures up 10 la =, IN. peg.
aud May were offered at S.Is. nut outside
OF that there WIS no disposition In carry,
on business. Receipts were 81 cayS and
shipments 5.ay bu.
The market closed with but TWO sales Il
igxseai during The session. at from Sl.|i
down to Sl.eT Tor Nc. | Northwestern seed.
a decline Of Ic. Dec. and May closed at
SIS, sellers. or about from lC to Sc lower
than they could be had yesterday. Mime
apoiiS receipts were j. ears ana g cars the
like day Of the former yv2r- Duiuth's ar
rivals amounted TO ~ cars. compared with
the sam. lumber 2 year ago
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COMMERCIAL Travellers.
-OFFICIAL-
HOTEL GUIDE.

,rol.culnT VIII be found . Isl, o. first
Class hotels In territory Gi5utary 10 ST.
Louis. with names OF proprietor. rates per
dtv ana population OF town None but
firs.-Class hotels Will be preSertef. and
~c"'nrugrcidI men may depend upon reoe!v-
Ing trs'-class accommodations e, the hotels
mentioned:
ILLINOIS.
CASEY, U.L.-St. Charles Hotel; pop.
1850: rates. g = NJ wilcox. prop.
INDIAN TERRITORY
PURCELL. /. Top. $500; Hotel Love
where the commercial men stop: rates, 50
peg day. Brown Bros. props.
MISSOURI.
CLINTON. MO-POo.. GNgo. Hotel Bur-
rel: J. II. Bu-reIl. prop. and manager; first
class and modern In every particular; rates
reasonable.
gs9Paa..;: g.%fhlyyp0en Esss!er c. cGf;-on. esiass sssll
= z--'.t sa-s q al dRspo;.
CAPE GIEAEDEhU. MO-Pop. 400; the
overlooking the Mississippi River. rates.
s. and so per Gay. F. ". Du2,0p. PROP.
RICH HILL MO-Por. 5.he Talmags
HotcL S G. Adalr. prop-' &@ per day;
GLASGOW. ,Mo.-Pop. ZOO rrc.'s
Hotel. Steam heat. baths ant all modem
ooEVeniences: 81 ger day. a. E. PRICE,
prop. ;
MEXICO. Mo-Pop. 500: Hotel R,nso.
the hrsr-class hotel: Lesh & Norris. props. :.
IiIGGINSVILLE. Mo.-Pop. 3.5D. Arcade
Hotel; rates s. per day. Mrs. L. L. Scarce,
pronfietTe<s. g. Z. yer. clerk
BLOOMFIELD NO-Pop, $50; Hotel
EeaJon; reiurnished throughout: fr.t-ciass;
rates. g per cay. &. T.. Smith, prop. y
MAIDEN. NO.-Pop, go. Drueltngef
fiolei; new house: just opened; rates, 3
per day. (:ec-ro w. DTuelinger, prop.
NEVADA. MO.-Pop., Io.0"r. Hotel Mitch
ell; George Kahl prop: g per day: IL the
heart Cf the business section, gooG sample
TOOES.
SALISBURY. MO.-Pop. aooo. Neal
Hotel. Close to depot; newly furnished;
good samgIs-rooms: frst-class accornmo6a.
i.Uas. ". Z. NEAL. prop.
OKLAHOMA.
Dhj-AEOLA CITl-The metropolis OF
Oklahoma. Pop. H.s9v: Grand Avenue, the
largest and best appoiated hotel between
KANSAS city and the Gui: OK Rocky Noun
tains. Rates 81 and W. ETed Myer, nlana-
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pot ETKi.
Five CarIoad. VIII Re CARRIED Over
81 Se1t Weeks Market.

New York. Dec. Live poultry receipts today
c...ist-d % a few 10 y ,xpr IS. noae w
freight. one car a~r,I,el on Tx. hut was hill
there Demand for the week IS owe. and. While
fowls al an d up nj Ely. .ere IL n l.ss qr1ntIfr
# ch ck,.s aad fby.s UnS0i- AMI Il ut > cars
Will ~. carrt,d over On g. tHfrS' ranC> : next
weeks ma. kst TGrHeys we're very uT a Il
lower. Westerns cling al q 9 ana S'Gtiic4h rs
al ne. Others unchanged.
Pressed pout Try rsc..yt5 today we've 1865 pk-s.
ps liarG! MAS conf 81 70 a { " rivc F, Wa 'rE y
hIln-.gaGe gods. rrre - vhiSr %eE~ ttirsff"t'
and on bee: lots II "a S"ys. C1ic-.us or I Wis
.efsr was uI.u; all buyers woJd nav. while u
few s3ncy scaled ciick'r~ Or hal tntNe'~
went at 4 al Eht adv nee over Tu tlil' NJ "a
III, average ran II Is.me Western led chickens
,- fowls il was dirf u z to exceed e. while us'
ful sound stock could be ral At. Sc. AM toms q
I.rl,r- - All kirGs that aIlv.! III IN condition
soil al Siia9 per pkg. AdviCes to hand show =
material failing II II fcSS p &. and retely'r5
n~r,. 10 haze q better market SeSt w"-k. P-ic-s
no; uuojably changed.
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WAS reported from the yards. Liverpool
quoted bacon Gi rrNTr. Local run OF huSs
was scot. compared with estimated yest.r-
day OF 2G.fS.l head. hut TIE aggregate Of the
days run at I'm. chl.t Western packing
places in the West numbered Si.2r against
-. ~ the corrcSpondius day of last year.
1850 head.
Pork flu"tJgted over 4 range Of l:,-c anu
closed at &C.. g.Icr Yesterdays final figures.
Lard closed from -4.c IL o. down; ribs. 2zc
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LIVE STOCII MARkETs.
Natives and Teams IoWcr-Hc.s Easy
lo lowe: IN p~rice-shecn LoNcr.

'ATIi.L Ea''-" Tytl"-TAe native beef classes
NC Vel represented %I1 LgIc.s -.irt 5c u, ic
!HN'T. tif me iH-'-l-r ana skier ds,a.tL,en:S
wti' re.H-r 1sLtiy Suppncd and market con-
aiI.' ~ '.e:S 1T "Gl'ab.y changed. Taa WcyE'S
trsiress mas ot;Hi-~, :aIr volume ana although
10 !-a-''y ~ -" whole Hts been fair TO me
Ui.a. Ire proportion Z trashy kinds has Se, !
guIto large. i"ci steers fIvH 81 10 :, lc il.
.'li.- - tte r'"t. trt iasc - -..atsr portion Of
IL today. Nrili"l iUtthe- cO1E and heItcrl are
nov Ir - &c high : tI1E Tho Close Of las.
w""iS. l. sr!C,n giai.s ipyH a o'T1e better. and
CN-1 cCgr'fs -irs. g. iill's Improvement. calves
avenged T. a It,. higher. and bulls and mich
,..s exhibited n IutJs..ai l!:fer,lca III yaII-s.
hUt toe mos. GS-!-ctle Ei!cEeis were III n4U:e
uE.uI IriroI'i.
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New Or,eans-Ouiet at 8 i3-isc: receipts ll,i.s

&~-Gile-Qu.e.. 9i-c: receipts ncns.
slyanuah-Quie, az > f-Itc: receipts G.ss3 bales
CGa..rsJva-StSS.g at sesc; receipts 1867 bales.
.uTicls-steacy At > l-lsc. receipts b.s13
hal.
N'lmington-rirm at $40; receipts ISIS bales
I1l..u1rTe-NCninai at ijisc: reGiprs l.54S balea
New Yutk-UUu at 10 s-I6 receipts l.sss bales.
81 styn-Dull At 10 Sis, receipts ~! bales.
Itlale,ghIl-euiet al Il .-l6c: receipts 90
bat.
Ho1Etoa-ouiet at r-Ieo: receipts iiT7s
tales.
Aususa-Quie ct . ls-lsc. receipts l.sss bsiss.
Meupais-Stcady at I3-lec: receipts Ana
bales.
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chi,hens-Darl =. Pleasant 81. Wild turkeys.
rrr lh.-Tan4s D.: hers $ DUCKS. per dnZ.-
Malta IS s.. r"jhsI'is s.. canyarpaci. :; aid@-
" .uc teal 8: c1-rr wi ~ teal ST.. mixed sl--'-
f.,Fenif. .i.fo P.ovsg SIS Nvli'H'E-Lhtss
St. In-or carcaEses. get 10. $3.50. Neus"n sat
lis. Hti's n. -. Rabbits. f"r GoE :H.Si.
Seek rarb,Js sI.5y. Squirrels a"gJJc- POsaumi.
each. 3si..v.
~EEtLS-Choic. Fat .. :, Per II h~ersiics. thin
ard guuzh at 5c S!4r.r duh At aSi'. thin ewes
rrI bucks a. c02c : u, Si~iI= lambs Ewes a
. o. &c per ~. for ChCirc; luck lambs at -
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Cash Grufu. Flour. Etc.

WHEAT-Cash market-Recelved sI2 SKIS; and
20 cars local ana $ cars through. Fully lc lower
and an extremely dull market for samples. 50
light was the demand. City millers took very lit
tie. but some shipping demand. one private war
house selling $500 hard AMI soft winter. mainly
No, Q and No. 3 red. Former sold basis j. TO
yI.o Of MAY price e. o. b. T.. Side. BY samples.
switched, No. 2 red scli at &C early 10 &c late;
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T;mutby and Glover Seeds.

Thcra WAS Ilnre business cone IN the
1irnothy-saeI market than Of late. traders
being more inclined to come {" terms. No
change in prices of spot seed @ CURED, and
II was CUGtanie over q range ui from 81 to
l-l rer crnta!. Dec. WAS nominal at {i.5p.
March sold at Si.65 early and closed at that
unuinallv. Receipts We're comparatively
light. SEQ pounds, and shipments MOTH
ing.
The cloverseed market was devoid OF trad
ing, with pri-es quoted as on the previous
dlr. or from $50 to Sd, yer csntal Tor
oriirarv 80 good see-l. Futures we're n"mi-
nal 1t siea5 for Dec. delivery. Receipts
amounted to 2i.15o pounds, a~a shipments
i5.2ll pounds.
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Stocks of Grnin in store.
S~hfPments of Flour.

81. Louis. s..2S Sbis.: Chicago. g.-s. Ibis: Te-
'rott. l.eo bhis:; Milwaukee,. 2t763 bills: MIN
$50 sEs.: Baltimore. 15 hHi'.: Philadelphia. 6.np)
fns: Boston. 6.5.S SKIS. New Orleans. 40 sis.
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- Nrff III loco 80 80 -
hpESE--"re remaining rIri'v vH' tintti
FTlity morning. ana - TIA. receipts were al
rcE.iaAl. a g4ict market WEE ;hr !rSira' =. "
Tho closing l. riaikDt by - .O" - a-': ~" 'oi
t!tiun ~ distinctly southern Lar ani Gle
ciily IN Ia" nediIm srd inferior sT2ies' t'p
q .iI-gs. winch V--5e a'N3 "HsfTh''
TIL general run - HOSES inr M 1ta Hat-
-,-ke. Ea.taiu chunks were ai@' Nv =. ne Us
.-, TIE I-:.t. '.r, 90 I'll r'u''-i-s :ttt-r~
or o., :r4,5-: has horu - very s7ti"ft~tcF, e
.j-.t ff... .3: G'uHr=-lc s'I-'-" I'~ i.''I
chunks aftl .Ii.-G To- }'Ts. = o. ~. Nt = ~
II values q lie 4, cent grads q chlhnS.
HDTsA quotations: t.t-F H-d- L -
rs0~i. 50 ~ ia cL---e y sNtfa- - 80,
Ta-rI chunks. i.foj T. Ia ...ta,r - S',i
frrses anG cr',s-TaIr - 5. o.. ;i33 - '.'s: CO. e."
o" cxt... so. 10 Ss59. Hrr~s 10. tIr S'iI
su.'i. liah, driyeyr fais t.. s"e1; -. -.
So to :Ig1. E.prt - NH. 121 - I'D JOS
Yau to -5oI. 81 g. SO; CHOICE 10 a"rs ~. z"
so. business driy,rs-Iair = 80 -
.rc u.,-Faf~ 10 pol. So to s. c-cic- to ezra
$50 I, siIr fancy gated ant New York s-iatiIi
r,Iur~a e.. 10 So heavy v r~J Iiu-r-. = 4 "a
M~TLFS-Culy two carloads or flesh rH'eS ar
riv-i en- th- oomr-issiG1 r1arfet F''ttt ''-
quite q few had boon I'D ger tTfih I'.E 49,
Ia head rhasn wee Principally small. t,le-r
All ulG.Ia-~ass mule sG-h as tfH sa'"1AlfH
ha!e f-:-d ~ greatest difficulty IN disic,:lS
Ct. rs in ali cases - q l1w~r iraTh~t t' -
ccorinrs ar. r.csei Grt. Trad. has ben On m
Galjo-t flIrdat'on in two ni'7'h~ mo-, 1850
ny tho fact 4 70 Tri'isH c~rr-rscfS 'tislnt II
The F--s-a. fa.'ern ord = have ben iEt1c ,t'T'
~. have f,u-e1 no f-r.Ir- az =" n.aff"s-. NH-
US wt.c o7y;l" s. q 50 Io"or :haa : north az
or me ~r,sioffty 81 sa.as. and n soma Instances
has rpa, null throughout ne ontre Ntnk
Mule GI"trti3t- tfor broke r.rlca, { 10 = Ve7-'
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Provisions

Provisions uere a trinc lower than clos
ing figures Of the previous day when bust
ness commenced. which appeared 10 uc The
result OF an easier hog market, as tina
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The rye market n3oUed with n small al
vance 81 &c. hut later it reacted and
'ia.yi with n los II 80 luUch "a II hai
gained. uT &c. b.". ~ rot traded in,
closing NJ ~ nominal. ana IIr. &c nom
iaal. My sold at !oi,c. aui later AT s,,.
spot rye. TteceirtS continued To- h. iiEht
and shipments Gls.tH0 hu. There wore no
exports from New York. .Nitlt rawalS
from store were 2JA) la. al VI. q. ana from
public elevators / cars 4 tie same cra.c
mentioned.
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furS.


Ey'r.Ue southern s-iHs 10 Ter cant less sHd
Northern Il IL - yer cent more.
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Harley

The market ruled steady TO firm AMI
showed another RE Il l. in some in
stance. Sales Of fair To good mailing bar
ley ranged from &c to Sc. with fancy
hishcr. il offered. lGw-sraGe grain aver
aged from Sc 70 &c. Is,cal arrivals Mere
a. cars. and shipments i.lii Ia. There were
10 exports from Nv YORK.
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The future market for oats was firm, but
again very quiet as tar as trading was con-
cernei. There were bids Of &lac for Dec.
and PC for Jan. and ei-c for May. the latter
being offered for sale at 2ia.c.
On THE CURR-Wheat easy: May sold
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Spor COTTcN MARKETS.
Spot Market Unchanged and Quiet
safes. Locally. Were Light.

Tlnses and stains &c - t-c OF HnIle.
MarahnaIst stntarlEyt tn-GaE:
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IIISFc WuS IONTiHg u Il tdITsA0EtUIE IdtNTE
received in connection with the cash situa-
purchases at the selboard beng but = loads.
On this May went of to 13u 1915. but later
there was a reaction. due to better markets
at other points. aid Nay sold back to -3Iac
and finally closed isc better for the day at
1890 sellers. Liz late reported a car
60 taken for France. The weeks exports as
reported by BraGslreets were 3.i32.g 800 bu.,
against 2,42s,oG0 bu. last week and 5,1S3. 600
bu. a year ago. Dec. at the close vas sc
better at 1DL2c bid, AID Jan. was unchanged
at 1lc bid.